President-elect Obama drinks FIJI Water on Election Night
Many of you may already have seen the photos of President-elect Barack Obama and family taken behind the scenes on Election Night. And if you haven’t, they’re available on Yahoo! News and President-elect Obama’s Flickr photostream.
Regardless of your political views, there was much to celebrate that night – a peaceful transition of power, the nation’s first African-American president, and more. And the FIJI Water team found something else to celebrate too- the fact that our new president-elect has great taste! Check out the FIJI Water in the Obamas’ suite.
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Ram
I accidently got to your site and found it very interesting, especially President Obama drinking Fiji Water, perhaps signifying Fiji water was still not as polluted as many other parts of the world. President Obama might also like to read a book written by a Fijian author, in which Barak Obama features quite prominently. It is tiled "Eclipse of Destinies: Eloquence of Deception and Betrayal", Trafford Publishing, Indiana, USA, just been released. Obama said "Destiny does not come written for us. It is written by us". He might like to see what a witch in the book reveals. It might not be as refreshing as drinking Fiji water, but it might come pretty close. Visit www.trafford.com and www.eclipseofdestinies.com for more information.
Continue with the good work.
Ram.
Aryan Moghaddam
I like the way you post your articles. You ought to write more so that you can share more of your thoughts with your readers. Keep it up. Write more on this post please.
Tim Reynolds
Nice post. Thank you for the info. Keep it up.
Moi
Go Obama!! Fiji Water is the best.I would 2 like visit the islands of Fiji in my lifetime. =D
Scott Meadows
I just saw your ad in a health magazine and was immediately appalled by what sure looks like classic green washing. To be fair, I have not yet had a chance to explore your business in depth but, as a player in one of the most unnecessary industries - certainly in Canada where I live and you market - you better have a good story to support your claims. I look forward to learning more.
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