Dear Concerned Parties,
We are looking to work with other activists and organizations concerned about the ongoing genocide in Sudan. We feel that while efforts to put pressure on the Government of China to reign in the Khartoum Government of Sudan are appreciated, we feel they are not taking the strongest measures possible to accomplish this goal. Sudan uses oil proceeds from Chinese companies to fund militia groups engaged in acts of terrorism and genocide in the Darfur region and it is time for it to stop. Therefore we have drafted a petition to ask the citizens of the global community to boycott the 2008 Olympics being held next year in China.
You may copy or download our banners to display on personal webpages or any site you choose and we ask that you link it back to our petition url address.
Please send email to oneblackmansview@olympicgenocide2008.com or ourperspective@olympicdenocide2008.com to request listing as a sponsor.
Best Regards and Thank You for your Humanity.
Dear Concerned Parties,
We are looking to work with other activists and organizations concerned about the ongoing genocide in Sudan. We feel that while efforts to put pressure on the Government of China to reign in the Khartoum Government of Sudan are appreciated, we feel they are not taking the strongest measures possible to accomplish this goal. Sudan uses oil proceeds from Chinese companies to fund militia groups engaged in acts of terrorism and genocide in the Darfur region and it is time for it to stop. Therefore we have drafted a petition to ask the citizens of the global community to boycott the 2008 Olympics being held next year in China.
You may copy or download our banners to display on personal webpages or any site you choose and we ask that you link it back to our petition url address.
Please send email to oneblackmansview@olympicgenocide2008.com or ourperspective@olympicdenocide2008.com to request listing as a sponsor.
Best Regards and Thank You for your Humanity.
We the undersigned express the utmost concern and moral indignation that while such atrocities are happening in Sudan, countries such as the United States of America and China and other member countries of the U.N. Security Council, have done nothing more than posture on this issue. We do recognize that some measures have been undertaken but that those measures are not aimed at stopping these atrocities immediately. China in particular which has oil deals with the terrorist sponsoring Government of Sudan has blocked efforts to put economic sanctions in place. The United States in particular declared a so-called %u201CGlobal War on Terror%u201D but has done nothing in combating the terror faced by the men, women and children of African descent of Sudan on a daily basis. It is a travesty that public and private entities within the United States have been allowed with out any penalty, to invest money in Sudan while it is listed by the U.S. State Department as a State Sponsor of Terror. While they do not invest directly in Sudan , they invest in Chinese companies including its state owned companies that are providing the revenue to the Sudan government, which uses it to purchase arms.
Fulfill its pledge to fight terror where ever it appears as stated in its "Global War on Terror" and to use military force in Sudan to halt the genocide and enslavement of any and all people.
Absolutely no, although USA is one of the countries with democracy and freedom. Laws enforcing no actions threatening safety and economy of USA and other countries (except PRC) are necessary as well!
It's time to stop all the radical purchasing of these items and to put into force a policy of giving, fighting for those less fortunate and demanding the goverment be help accountable.
Our government should reflect the will of its people. It should value virtue over cruelty. Crimes against humanity should not be rewarded through the channels of commercial greed and exploitation. I have always enjoyed the Olympics, but this time I will not watch a single event.
The United States must not support China if they continue to trade with Darfur and the horendous human right's violations. Doing so suggests that we are willing to ignor the violent murders of innocent men, women, and children.
The US speaks with a forked tongue (like the indigenous people used to say) out one side they say we won’t speak to terrorist. But out of the other, it swell. As long as they can get something out of it-all is well. I pray to God that Obama is our next president.
No, but again, this is to be expected and is not a shock. Hasn't history shown us that no matter how it is displayed, the USA does not care about Africans and continue to benefit hugely from the destruction of the motherland and her original peoples.
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1:06 am PDT, May 6,
Julia Kurenkova, California
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Ignorance is not bliss. The news media is sadly not spreading awareness to the public and so suport is slow to gain