Americans Against the Darfur Genocide - Latest Comments

Re: Tell President Obama: Impose Sanctions Now

Melanie Sarnoff — Fri, 13 Jul 2012 12:29:47 -0000

Hello!

Re: Bashir Denies Involvement in Darfur Genocide, Claims Rape “Doesn’t Exist” in Afflicted Region

Poop — Wed, 30 May 2012 13:19:27 -0000

rape is bad

Re: Quote of the Moment

Nathaniel I. Wenger — Fri, 25 Mar 2011 10:25:40 -0000

civilocity is the abolishment of democide. you are either for knowing genocide is happening or against knowing if genocide is happening. In wake of sudan this is the most important matter in the world. I wish america knew genocide was happening in ww2 so they could have entered the war sooner. If genocide is happening anywhere in the world that is something I want to know immediately. I don't ever want genocide to go on again that is why I am writing this article today and not tomorrow. I don't want genocide to ever happen again that is why I am for civilocity.

Re: President Obama: If Not Now, When?

poliscimajor — Mon, 08 Nov 2010 18:17:20 -0000

Actually this is a terrible idea. The most likely thing he would do is enforce economic sanctions, which hurt people at the lower levels of society the worst, not the government.

Re: Visit SudanActionNow.org

FW — Sun, 24 Oct 2010 14:20:42 -0000

This plea to President B.H. Obama comes from a representative of the Afrikan American community: Please Mr. President send volunteer warriors to Sudan so that we can put a stop to the murder and rape, now.

Also, we in the Afrikan American community love and respect all the people throughout the world who are working to bring peace and justice for all people in Sudan, especially children and women.

UAIA

Re: Visit SudanActionNow.org

Melvin M Mitchell — Fri, 15 Oct 2010 19:05:18 -0000

Send an email to the White House or your Congressmam to do alll they canto heol Darfur during this critical phase.

Re: Visit SudanActionNow.org

Stephen M. Mou — Fri, 15 Oct 2010 03:53:53 -0000

South Sudan upcoming Referendum bears unpredicted results on humanity as mixed reactions from top political leaders across Sudan contradicts one another. President of the Republic Al-Bashir on 13th/10/2010 released a dangerous statement that he is "not willing to accept anything short of unity in the referendum." While the president of automomous region Salva Kiir disclosed seccession as his only option.

The contemporary opinion differences employed by the two presidents in Sudan are worrysome and need all humanitarian Agencies and INGOs to prepare for Referendum Results.

Suspected to be mostly affected areas are Abyei, Unity State, Northern Bahr-el-gazal and Western Bahr-el-gazal states. Alarming conditions of the mentioned states should raise eyebrows of Church's relief organizations and other Humanitarian Organizations to making relevant or emergency assistances available to save lifes of Referendum results victims. A gun-shot was heards in Abyei from Arab soldiers whose intention was to start up the war against SPLM soldiers but SPLM troops decided not to respond to the shootings in respect of CPA. And should the same scinario continue, there is fear of war resumption in Sudan. The resumption of war in Sudan also means the resumption disasterous wailing of our women and sniveling of our children in pains

While Episcopal Church of the Sudan is praying for the maintenance of peace in Sudan, the Diocese of Aweil is also seeking for relief Agencies to stand firm with us in assisting victims with food, shelter and first aid kits. Let's all pray for justice to prevail in Sudan's difficult times

Rev. Stephen M. Mou

Re: Visit SudanActionNow.org

Shekuwe — Thu, 14 Oct 2010 22:39:02 -0000

Mr. President let’s put all politics out of it, and focus our effort on helping those people in Sudan. This has been going on for long now, and as humans we need to put this to an end by putting pressure to Sudanese government under Bashir. As we froze the account of other dictators, we should do the same for Bashir regime.
Thanks.

Re: Visit SudanActionNow.org

Seg1952 — Thu, 14 Oct 2010 22:30:44 -0000

President Obama, I know that you are busy but please do all that you can to bring peace to Suban.

Re: Tell President Obama: Impose Sanctions Now

Irtuman17 — Thu, 14 Oct 2010 22:08:54 -0000

Please help George Cloony's cause in Sudan

Re: Visit SudanActionNow.org

Sally Garcia — Thu, 14 Oct 2010 21:58:50 -0000

What can I do to help?

Re: Visit SudanActionNow.org

Sally Garcia — Thu, 14 Oct 2010 21:57:55 -0000

What can I do to help? Sally Garcia

Re: Kony and the LRA Out of Darfur?

Peter E. — Tue, 13 Apr 2010 10:50:13 -0000

For an in-depth look at Joseph Kony and the LRA, see the book, First Kill Your Family: Child Soldiers of Uganda and the Lord's Resistance Army.

Re: New violence in Darfur

charlessullivan — Tue, 23 Mar 2010 16:56:38 -0000

I agree, we need to do something about this genoicde! I'm a histroy student studying this genoicde and it is all bad!!!

Re: Ironic?

lucille — Tue, 23 Feb 2010 21:49:16 -0000

this makes me so angry

Re: 37 NGOs Urge UN Secretary-General Ban to Intervene on Darfur

melvinclark — Tue, 22 Dec 2009 11:24:02 -0000

Greetings ,

I am sending you this email with the spirit of happiness and with great
amount of trust.

My name is Melvin Clark, from Liberia . I am the eldest son
of the late Captain Gordon Clark, the former Director of Ministry of Mining
and Solid Mineral, Liberia .

I am now in Ghana as a refugee in the Ghana refugee camp. Please, I want to
confide on you to help me solve this problem, which I have. My late father
deposited a consignment with a security & finance company before the war in
my country, and when the fight was ablaze, my parent was shot dead by the
rebels and I and my sister escaped to exile by the assistant of The United
Nations peace keeping soldiers and we were brought to Ghana to seek asylum
under Ghana Government.

One of my late father's friends, Mr. Jacob Driver is suppose to receive the
consignment for him in Australia, all effort to contact Mr. Jacob Driver has
proved abortive but I still remain the next of kin to empower a new foreign
partner to assist and work on behalf of me, it is on this note that I am
contacting you to please assist me to make claims of the consignments from
the diplomat and help us invest the funds for the benefit of my future.

I have personally contacted the diplomatic courier company and they have
assured me that the consignment is intact and his ready to deliver the
consignment to any of my late father partner or anybody I empower to
received the consignment in any part of Asia, America or Europe as it was
instructed by my late father before he died, now what I intend to do now is
to empower you for the claim of this consignment on behalf of me in your
country.

Please, this is confidential, and I have not told anybody before about this,
the consignment contains 50 Carats of purple rough-cut diamond gemstones of
Diamond Creek, Lofa County Origin and $30 Million U.S Dollars which
according to what I see from my late fathers will, the money is two silver
boxes.

I count on you and i trust you because am sure and i have the believed that
you can do it and be honest with me.

At the moment i don't have any financial power to handle this transaction
alone and that is why am getting you involve to help me with one mind and
solve this problem for me.

I am sending this email on public cafe, I cannot say everything here for
confidential reason, but please you can give me your telephone number and i
will call you immediately.

i will Attach my international passport and all the documents i saw on my
father briefcase, I want you to check it up and let me know how you can iron
this issue out for me as soon as possible.
get back to through my private e mail address melvinclark88@yahoo.com

Thank you, with hope of your help,

Yours truly,
Mr. Melvin Clark.
melvinclark88@yahoo.com,

Re: RELEASE: 50 Human Rights Organizations Urge President Obama to Impose Consequences on the Sudanese Government

drew santos — Tue, 15 Dec 2009 20:45:09 -0000

on other issues, i believe we should give president obama his due time. but when it comes to genocide, we need to raise the bar. it's been more than nine months since the sudanese government kicked out THIRTEEN major humanitarian aid organizations from sudan. and what does the united states do? it talks. it issues mild reprimands. such inaction is beyond outrageous.

Re: Sudan Roundup: Dec. 14, 2009

need another wilberforce — Mon, 14 Dec 2009 11:11:28 -0000

when a (former) United Nations official is telling you that you're being too weak in regards to punitive measures, then you know you must be doing something wrong...

Re: ACTION: Get your questions answered

dave murray — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 11:56:44 -0000

we have got 2 help these poeple

Re: ACTION: Get your questions answered

William Trier — Mon, 16 Nov 2009 18:10:09 -0000

was definitely not satisfied with the sudan envoy's vague answers...what are the benchmarks? when will we finally punish those responsible for genocide?

Re: Attack on UNAMID Forces in Darfur: The Khartoum Regime is Responsible

Ryan Randall — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 20:32:41 -0000

I think that Bashir should have to face additional war crimes charges related to ordering the Janjaweed and his armed forces to attack, kill, and loot, alongside pillage UNAMID troops in Darfur, alongside with attacking humanitarian workers and holding them hostage. These charges and Bashir must face The Hague at once.

Re: Tell President Obama: Impose Sanctions Now

Kayla Clark — Fri, 30 Oct 2009 02:00:44 -0000

I have been following Darfur's genocide for the past 2 years. I am 19 years old and from Bend Oregon. This is such a tragedy. It needs to be stopped. We need to make this problem AWARE so people know about it. People say we cn't do anything. That's BS. We can make a difference if evrybody helps out.

Re: Why We’re Activists

jon randall — Sat, 24 Oct 2009 23:17:09 -0000

Exactly...how can General Gration paint such an optimistic picture when the humanitarian aid sytem has been crippled by Khartoum? Only when aid delivery is back to 100% can he and the Obama administration reasonably claim credit.

Re: The Genocide Olympics: Beijing Is Feeling the Heat

Alex56 — Thu, 22 Oct 2009 21:36:00 -0000

The exchange of best practices within these networks can also increase the number of youth involved. ,

Re: Samantha Power: “We’ve got to cut through the red tape.”

melanie — Thu, 08 Oct 2009 18:07:24 -0000

great post. let's hope samantha power wins the day over at the white house...