Rowan Williams does it again; says stuff that I really want an Archbishop of Canterbury to be saying, this time it's ... "The scandal of our current global economy is not simply that it leaves children dying, that it leaves over a billion in extreme need. It is that it rein forces a picture of the world in which rivalry and mutual isolation are the obvious forms of behaviour. The rich protect their markets while talking about the virtues of free trade."
I just pray that this will be heard.
Guardian Unlimited | The Guardian | Rich impose terms on poor, says Williams:
28 April 2005
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