I also think these are very important,
but there's something else we should look at with a lot more attention.
The U.N. is!!!
Some think, that wars will start over this...
What is it???
Water!
This is our water misson!
It's simple!
We get peoples To join in our monthly program. Part of the money, from the monthly fee goes directly to companies in witch their only goal is to help peoples around the world in need of water
Our program,
designed to generate funds on a monthly basis for you and our corporation. ( Our meaning yours and mine... ) Because part of the fee is placed as shares for you... The funds generated from this are placed into buying land with water rights, so that we can bottle it and resell it for profit. thus, building up our company.
Some of this water, will be donated to peoples around the world in need of fresh water.
Our goal is to have clean and safe water,
for generations to come...
The companies,
we will build together, will extract fresh water from remote area, but only in small quantities. So that the wild and human life in those areas do not suffer from our activities.
One of our priorities will be to invest in the latest technologies, to clean the water we already have. This includes land water and seawater...
Together we can build something big, something profitable financially and for our planet, something that will help our world, something we can all be proud of !!!
Click here to see details...
( Program )
Thank you for your time, and I hope to see you on our team soon ! Regards Rock...
Freshwater lakes and rivers, ice and snow, and underground aquifers hold only 3% of the world's water. By comparison, saltwater oceans and seas contain 97% of the world's water supply.
About 70% of the earth is covered in water.
You can survive a month without food, but only 5 to 7 days without water.
It is recommended that people drink 2 to 3 litres ( about 8 glasses ) of fluid every day.
Every year, 1.8 million people die from diarrhoeal diseases ( including cholera ); 90% are children under five, mostly in developing countrirs.
Worldwide, one billion people lack access to safe drinking water, 2.4 billion to adequate sanitation.
With the U.N. Millennium Development Goals, U.N. member states pledged to reduce by half the proportion of people without sustainable access to safe drinking water, by 2015
