The Hidden Sides of Water Wars

In 1995, Ismail Seraldine, Deputy Governor of the World Bank, "If the war of this century is under oil war, the war of the next century will be done in the water." It has already begun, and he and many others are an important part of the water war. War was specifically targeted for privatization of water in the poorer countries and was dominated by the World Bank, the International Monetary Fund, the World Trade Organization, the G7 countries and leading water companies. They can make themselves victims or poor people in front of the public.

This war is more inclusive and cruel. Because it is a war against global inclusiveness and diversity. Like many civil wars, this is a race and race race, but it is hidden under the emergence of economic and political lies. They want to fight it as an ideological battle as they acknowledge that it is acceptable for most people not to accept racial discrimination and prejudice. This is a war started by a few people moved by hatred and fear They are not understanding the changes we need to survive. They are lying and trying to impose these lies on everyone. This is a fight against power loss.

People's side who is usually hidden in ordinary ceremonies. In the war, under the structural function paradigm, war will be affected, so you can burn money or earn money. Some of the consequences of losing money make people hungry. Because no one has dirty utility or fatal illness. Now war has many benefits America can win the war When they succeed in fighting drugs and drugs, they can get redemption. Good factors and employment opportunities in the American War is that people without any work can fight in war or can help base camp through cooking and cleaning. Other interesting and less dangerous work is the construction of machines that provide employment opportunities to the poor such as firearms and tanks. The employment opportunities in Colombia are now almost the same, but they are also recruiting, or the Minister of Narcotics is helping them reduce packaging and transport medicine.