Originally posted by BelgianBono:I would've liked to see Ali's face around when that 3th and 4th pictures were taken, as she seems to have been there too...
Was thinking the same thing

Originally posted by BelgianBono:I would've liked to see Ali's face around when that 3th and 4th pictures were taken, as she seems to have been there too...
Originally posted by yeah:
So Bono is fighting poverty and AIDS in Africa with Louis Vuitton bags...
I get used to the Bono cringes...
Today, Africa primarily produces the T-shirts for the Edun Live initiative, a division started in 2007, as well as some basic denim and tops for the fashion line. Together, African produced-products now account for 15% of the company's sales. The vast majority of the fashion collection, accounting for about 70% of overall production, is now made in Asia, with the remainder coming from Peru. Ms. Hewson says the company's goal is to produce more of its fashion line in Africa over time.
Originally posted by Risto:Lol that 4th picture![]()
Originally posted by Coen:[..]
Lol, isnt he used to that kind of seduction since Zoo TV...I would say bring her on stage during Mysterious Ways and revive the ZOO days![]()
Originally posted by LikeASong:NOT without the extended solo.
Originally posted by Cypress:Wow, so you like quoting yourself.
Again: Go ahead and do it better instead of just bashing Bono all the time.
It's a complicated situation and a difficutl business. I wish they'd be more successful with that. Organic and ethical clothing is a good thing that many people certainly support, but the fashion has to be fashionable and affordable.
Originally posted by yeah:[..]
I quote myself because there is a direct correlation between the Louis Vuitton campaign, their 49% stake of Edun and Edun producing cheaply in China - saying they produce ethical clothing, helping African workers to improve their situation.
I also mentioned what I do to engage myself in helping African people. So I actually go ahead and do something. There is no "instead of". Unfortunately I rarely meet heads of states, so my contribution is rather unnoticed.
You seem to agree with Bono's approach, so I'd be interested to know how you see the situation. For a start -
What's your position on the wages Edun pays it's African workers and on another note, the copyright on Aids and Malaria drugs?
Originally posted by dieder:[YouTube Video]