Addicted To Peace
- added February 17, 2008
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"Mirembe Kawomera means "delicious peace" in Luganda, a Ugandan language. 400 Jewish, Muslim and Christian farm families, organized by Abayudaya Jewish farmer J.J. Keki, live and work in greater dignity when you drink kosher, delicious Mirembe Kawomera Ugandan Coffee.
Drinking Fair Trade certified coffee is tikkun olam "repair of the world" at work! Fair Trade certified means that these small-scale African farmers earn a guaranteed living wage for their fine coffee regardless of world market fluctuations." (site cite)
Finding another fine example of how food and prosperity projects are bringing together people typically divided is beginning to truly fortify my belief that there is such a thing as GOOD NEWS. http://current.com/items/88838077_oil_for_peace)
I, for one, will be devoting whatever time I can in finding alternative sources of (food) consumption for conscious Americans like you and me who prefer to support companies that foster unity, coexistence, and natural balance so that we here in the west can put our money where our heart is and deny violence and hatred of ever claiming victory. Please join me!
How does it taste? Most likely better than Starbucks, that's for sure. Decaf? Not sure of that either, but at least you'll get the jitters with a peace of mind.
Drinking Fair Trade certified coffee is tikkun olam "repair of the world" at work! Fair Trade certified means that these small-scale African farmers earn a guaranteed living wage for their fine coffee regardless of world market fluctuations." (site cite)
Finding another fine example of how food and prosperity projects are bringing together people typically divided is beginning to truly fortify my belief that there is such a thing as GOOD NEWS. http://current.com/items/88838077_oil_for_peace)
I, for one, will be devoting whatever time I can in finding alternative sources of (food) consumption for conscious Americans like you and me who prefer to support companies that foster unity, coexistence, and natural balance so that we here in the west can put our money where our heart is and deny violence and hatred of ever claiming victory. Please join me!
How does it taste? Most likely better than Starbucks, that's for sure. Decaf? Not sure of that either, but at least you'll get the jitters with a peace of mind.
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- pressrecord
- 4 months ago
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Sounds like a splendid idea. I wonder how many other types of food they have as Fair trade.
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- thisisonelongname
- 4 months ago
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Yes, I wish we had labels like this on a lot of products... and don't get me started about toys... talk about problems.
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peace is something 2 fight for Peace is everything 2 me
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Great resource!!!!!!!!!!
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- CarolynGillis
- 4 months ago
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