Voluntarily, yes. I think we were lucky this is a British/European company. At least they have some sense of fair play. It it was a US company like Exxon they would have to be dragged kicking and screaming through the courts before they parted with a dollar.
One of the deposits that does not appear to be mentioned in the 2007release is lithium, which I understand is in abundant supply in Afghanistan.
With the push for alternative energy, batteries will be/are in big demand, and lithium deposits will be worth a fortune. So perhaps they have found additional valuable resources that were not known in 07 which would justify a new press release.
Why are people surprised this compromised judge sided with oil companies. Has anyone been watching the SCOTUS, big business are the only entities conservatives are committed to. When will Americans end their fallacy that there are "principled" conservatives still around. These people care about only about their ideology and wallets, period!
I so completely agree with the president of the American Academy of Podiatric Sports Medicine who says these shoes are worthless. And they look uncomfortable as well. If you want to shape up, squats will do the trick better than these shoes. And squats don't have the high price tag!
Not surprised to hear this, unfortunately. With major referee mistakes, the World Cup has already lost alot of its credibility this year. This is just more bad PR.
I so completely agree with the president of the American Academy of Podiatric Sports Medicine who says these shoes are worthless. And they look uncomfortable as well. If you want to shape up, squats will do the trick better than these shoes. And squats don't have the high price tag!
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