In response, the British government launched the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI).

I shot at the lamp. You shot at me!

That campaign was launched on 9 July 2005, when a total of 675 weapons seized by security agencies internally and from across the borders were destroyed by burning.

You have unleashed a monster.

I released him.

I fired the last one myself.

Of course I did.

Information campaign

The police launched a manhunt.

Layla unleashed her dogs.

Police let Sami go.

Sami was shot.

Say, I had a nickname for you, too.

Yes, she did.

Shot my father?

I only fired three bullets.

I shot... at Germans.

So she shot him.

Move or I'll fire.

On the campaign's website, a call to sign a six point declaration explains its goals

The Ninth Crusade is sometimes also counted as part of the Eighth.

The Campaign in Support of Syrians facing Racism (Arabic الحملة الداعمة للسوريين بوجه العنصري ة) was launched on the 21st of March, 2014, on the International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination, in rejection of all violence towards Syrians , racist political rhetoric and the associated media hype.

The initiative's rules are as follows

Here is the virtual campaign message

After the campaign the treatment of the topic of trafficking in the Estonian media changed.

I'll withdraw from the expedition.

I'm rolling this ball.

Stop, or I'll shoot.

Layla shot the dog.

Layla shot Sami.

He had recently been fired.

Investigation under way.

Shot dead. Strangled.

I hated them, had names for them. I hated them.

It was dubbed the bubble by the press.

One of our Red Crescent ambulances rushed to their aid.

Yeah, it's me, pretty fired up.

Only one shot fired.

Fire that musket, and I cuts his throat.

You shot him in the back?

And you at sparrows.

I saw it and I shot it.

I did shoot it.

This campaign was inaugurated by publishing a series of posts at the same time, and continued for a week.

Now a second campaign begins.