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Quote: Originally Posted by garythesnail That's fantastic (in a weird "it'd be better if no-one needed help because there was no natural disaster" kind of a way). I really do wonder if we'd get this kind of a reaction from large companies in the UK should something like this happen over here - I would like to think so....

Due to the 3 days of national mourning from 19th to 21st May for the May 12, 2008 earthquake disaster victims.

Quote: Originally Posted by Windy Due to the 3 days of national mourning from 19th to 21st May for the May 12, 2008 earthquake disaster victims. Perfectly understandable given recent circumstances. .

Indeed. The news is very hard to watch at the moment.. Hell on earth!!

Quote: Originally Posted by Peterover Indeed. The news is very hard to watch at the moment.. Hell on earth!! Definately, especially hot on the heals of what has happened in Burma. Not a good time for these parts of Asia at the moment.

not to sound disrespectful but is it ready ? It wouldnt be the firsat time a big corperation has used a disaster / big world story to hide a small corperate fact It is terrible the current happenings in china and you have to feel for the people - ther was a poor fel;la the other day in the paper taking his wifes body to the morg strapped to his back on a moiped as that was the only way he ...

Quote: Originally Posted by Carl It is terrible the current happenings in china and you have to feel for the people - ther was a poor fel;la the other day in the paper taking his wifes body to the morg strapped to his back on a moiped as that was the only way he could get her there Some of the scenes from ...

Quote: Originally Posted by Carl not to sound disrespectful but is it ready ? ... Yes it is ready but these three days are not the time to launch anything for several reasons. Even if the 20th hadn't been declared as one of the three days, people are too busy helping out with the relief efforts. As well as ...

Quote: Originally Posted by Windy As well as food and cash, Nanjing has provided trucks, ambulances and construction equipment from Nanjing Iveco. That's fantastic (in a weird "it'd be better if no-one needed help because there was no natural disaster" kind of a way). I really do wonder if we'd get ...

Quote: Originally Posted by Carl not to sound disrespectful but is it ready ? It wouldnt be the firsat time a big corperation has used a disaster / big world story to hide a small corperate fact It is terrible the current happenings in china and you have to feel for the people - ther was a poor fel;la the other day in the paper ...