APCO benda kecil, Coca Cola lagi bahaya

Apalah Ahli Parlimen Pakatan Rakyat dan Barisan Nasional duk bising-bising pasal APCO, 1Israel dan 1Malaysia. Benda kecil saja tu, benda yang tak nampak.

Ini benda yang nampak. Dah sah Coca Cola nak buka kilang terbesar di rantau ini di Malaysia. Dah sah Coca Cola banyak membawa keburukan kepada kesihatan, alam sekitar dan sumber air.
Dah banyak dakwaan Coca Cola penyokong utama Israel.

Kenapa tak bahasakan ini dalam parlimen ?

Orang besar dalam Coca Cola pasti tersenyum lebar , kerana orang Malaysia berbalah dalam parlimen mengenai Israel , tapi tak kaitkan dengan Coca Cola.

Betullah kata pepatah MENANG SORAK , KAMPUNG TERGADAI

Artikel mengenai Kilang Coca Cola di Malaysia , apa kesannya di http://waghih.blogspot.com/2010/04/kilang-coca-cola-apa-akibatnya.html

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10 DALIL KENAPA COCA COLA PELRU DIBOIKOT
Ten Reasons to Boycott Coca-Cola

The Coca Cola Company has been denounced by various communities, organizations and grassroots movements for violating basic human and environmental rights.

We appeal for peaceful and non-violent action against and boycott of Coca Cola world wide.

This list of violations was put together by Carola Reintjes (IDEAS, Spain) and Sandeep Pandey (NAPM, India).

(1) HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATIONS:
(2) THREAT TO PEACE:
(3) RACIAL DISCRIMINATION:
(4) DAMAGE TO ENVIRONMENT AND COMMUNITIES:
(5) HEALTH HAZARD:
(6) HAZARD TO ENVIRONMENT AND HEALTH:
(7) FARCE ABOUT EMPLOYMENT AND LABOUR JUSTICE:
(8) INVOLVEMENT OF CHILD LABOUR AND CONSCRIPTS:
(9) IILEGAL PRACTICES AND CORRUPTION:
(10) Coke and Pepsi threaten WHO over health report on sugar intake [18]
http://www.thesouthasian.org/archives/2005/ten_reasons_to_boycott_cocacol.html

COCA COLA MENGERINGKAN AIR DUNIA
Coca-Cola: drinking the world dry
Coca-Cola has been accused of dehydrating communities in its pursuit of water resources to feed its own plants, drying up farmers' wells and destroying local agriculture.

The company has also violated workers' rights in countries such as Colombia, Turkey, Guatemala and Russia.

Coca-Cola's operations rely on access to vast supplies of water, as it takes almost three litres of water to make one litre of Coca-Cola.

In order to satisfy this need, Coca-Cola is increasingly taking over control of aquifers in communities around the world. These vast subterranean chambers hold water resources collected over many hundreds of years.

Besides these issues, War on Want's Alternative Report on Coca-Cola also details how Coca-Cola is having a devastating impact of water resources elsewhere. In El Salvador, the company has been accused of exhausting water resources over a 25-year period.

In Chiapas, Coca-Cola is positioning itself to take control of the water resources. The Mexican government under Vicente Fox - himself a former President of Coca-Cola Mexico - has given the company concessions to exploit community water resources.

Coca-Cola's own workers have also suffered and the company is being increasingly associated with anti-union activities. The most notable case is in Colombia, where paramilitaries have killed eight Coca-Cola workers since 1990.

Coca-Cola is being sued on behalf of transport workers and their families for its part in the alleged intimidation and torture of trade unionists and their families by special branch police in Turkey.

In Nicaragua, workers of the main Coca-Cola union SUTEC have been denied the right to organise and the General Secretary of SUTEC, Daniel Reyes, believes the objective of this ongoing and escalating campaign is to crush the union.

Guatemalan workers have been struggling against Coca-Cola since the 1970s. In the years between 1976 and 1985, three general secretaries of the main union were assassinated and members of their families, friends and legal advisers were threatened, arrested, kidnapped, shot, tortured and forced into exile.

Source : http://www.waronwant.org/news/265-latest-news/15153-coca-cola-drinking-the-world-dry