Visit Today:
http://www.stopgenocidenow.org
/Dear Family and Friends, our
team heads further North in
Chad to visit their third
camp, where they meet the
school inspector, Jacob, and
one of the tribal leaders in
the camp. They tell us the
conditions they left behind in
Sudan and share with us their
dream of returning to build
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Visit Today:
http://www.stopgenocidenow.org
/Dear Family and Friends, our
team heads further North in
Chad to visit their third
camp, where they meet the
school inspector, Jacob, and
one of the tribal leaders in
the camp. They tell us the
conditions they left behind in
Sudan and share with us their
dream of returning to build a
better Darfur. Please go to
www.stopgenocidenow.org and
view today's video, ask
questions, and make
comments.Day 9. Contact you
National Olympic CommitteeFor
this violence to continue, the
Khartoum government needs
money. For the past 10 years,
China has been the primary
weapons supplier while
providing the government with
over 70% of its annual oil
revenues. China is the host of
the 2008 Summer Olympic games
promoting the theme 'One
World, One Dream.' Can these
games truly represent 'One
World, One Dream' as China
supports the government that
funds the Janjaweed? Today, we
ask you to sign a petition
that will be delivered to the
Chinese Embassy in Washington,
DC next week urging them to
use their position to end the
genocide.This action is a
partnership between Dream for
Darfur
http://www.dreamfordarfur.org/
and Save Darfur
http://savedarfur.org/.Helpful
Links: Darfur, China and the
Olympics:
http://www.dreamfordarfur.org/
Media/M... Recent
China-related press releases:
http://www.dreamfordarfur.org/
Media/P...Peace,i-ACT Team
(Please visit
stopgenocidenow.org and leave
a comment for Gabriel, Connie,
and Yuen-Lin. They really
need to know people are
following their trip
online)Visit Today:
http://www.stopgenocidenow.org
/

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