Quote Originally Posted by BlueCat
Oh really and how do you know that? Did you know that there are X US military that call themselves the Army of God and say they are protecting Christians in the Sudan? They aren't they are soldiers of fortune paid for by the corporations.
Back to the point, the hard work that needs be done to save these lives is not going to get done, because of a couple of Senators (who are democratic in this case) are not strong enough to stand up and say, my 1st judgment was wrong, Bolton has shown that he is capable of doing a good job at the UN.

There are a lot more none Christains dying in Africa right now but everytime a Christain is killed it makes the news and every Christian publication on this planet. You are being used to feed the flames.
I don't oppose them being murdered because they're "Christan" I oppose them being murdered because they're "non-combatants" who can not defend themselves. I'm not being "used" by anyone.

THey tell you its the democrats or liberals but it is all a smoke screen. THe planet is running out of resources
Absolute nonsense, stop watching those solant green re-runs, the only countries going without are the same countries that are corrupt and don't have functional capitalist systems. It's not rocket science even "communist" China figured it out, "economically"



THe bottom line is in all countries where there is war there are also indigenous people's that clash with globalization and western governments are distiquishing these peoples. Either by fueling the wars or ignoring the conflicts all together. Just like we did to the native peoples in the USA and everyone is fooled into thinking it is some other conflict so nothing is done about it.
Back to the big conspiracy theory, the whole world is blind and stupid, but you know the truth

I can go country by country for you if you like.

West Africa: Niger Delta peoples' struggles against the Nigerian and state governments and foreign companies, including Shell and ExxonMobil, have resulted in considerable bloodshed over the past decade. In June, local communities assailed the World Bank's International Finance Corporation for approving loans to local commercial banks that would then lend the money to Shell contractors. Shell is being sued in U.S. courts for alleged complicity with the military government in the 1995 arrest, trial, and execution of nine activists from the Ogoni community. Even under the elected government of President Olesegun Obasanjo, the region has remained under virtual occupation. In 1999, Nigerian security forces razed an Ijaw community of 15,000 (Odi) killing dozens of unarmed citizens. Oil revenues and their regional distribution remain a source of great contention in the broader national conflict among the country's three largest ethnic groups, the Hausa-Fulani in the North, the Yoruba of the West, and the Igbo in the South. Washington has provided training and equipment for Nigerian troops since Obasanjo took over.
And it's going to continue until people have non-corrupt Governments that at least acknowledge the human being as such, and have a functioning economies, the Africans are no different than anyone else they want the same for themselves and their children.

And yes, companies defend their interests/investments just like people do. Who would have thought that the people who run them big bad evil corporations would let human emotion enter into their judgments on business matters. Bad, bad people.
Ozarks Reviewed by Ozarks on . Genocide (mods if this is in the wrong forum, sorry. Thought I would save you the trouble of moving it :) ) Why don't we take action on genocide that is happening around the world? Why let people die a needless death? Instead we turn a blinded eye on these people. Some of you want to give Iran an "eye for an eye" if they nuke Israel, but we would be no better then these people in the end. Screamers Synopsis Documentary feature examining why genocides keep occurring -- from the Armenian Rating: 5