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Artistes
There's a lot of young and talented artist with us...with same goal...STOP GLOBAL AIDS!!
Here are the cool artistes that have been trough all this with us!!!
"We have so many different artists together from so many different genres - it's so cool to see so many different energies in one room. Hopefully everyone's fans will want to take action and try to be a part of helping stop this. I know [politicians] could be doing a lot more to help this situation worldwide."
"[AIDS is] killing so many people everyday out there, especially in Africa. We're all human beings. Everybody deserves to live. And we just want to put all the politics behind. Everybody has a right to live."
"I would like for the politicians and everyone that is important in the world to be affected and moved to get up some money and help save some lives. And Africa is right next door, they're our neighbors. They are our people. You know, right next door."
"We want George Bush to buy the record. It's great when you can put it in their face and say, you know, this isn't another one that you can just sign a bill or, or sign this and it's going to go away. You know, it's still there and we need still need help, we still need funding, we still need research."
"I think [this song will] open people's eyes up to be more socially aware. We forget all about our neighbors in developing countries. A lot of women are affected by AIDS in Third World countries."
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Still won't believe your eyes.....It's really not worthy for me to prove it to you...just log on to http://www.aaaw.org for more prove!!!!!
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Political Leader
We have support from political leader...even though it is only a few people really love to help us...but thanks anyway...We really appreciate you!!!
Here, what really they want to say about HIV/AIDS.......
"The global HIV/AIDS epidemic is an unprecedented crisis that requires an unprecedented response. In particular it requires solidarity -- between the healthy and the sick, between rich and poor, and above all, between richer and poorer nations. We have 30 million orphans already. How many more do we have to get, to wake up?"
Kofi Annan, United Nations Secretary General
"No war on the face of the Earth is more destructive than the AIDS pandemic. I was a soldier. But I know of no enemy in war more insidious or vicious than AIDS. Will history record a fateful moment in our time, on our watch, when action came too late?"
US Secretary of State Colin Powell, June 25, 2001 Address to the UN General Assembly Special Session on HIV/AIDS
The circumstance and the situation of HIV/AIDS underscore our call for total cancellation of Africa's debts in favour of investment in the social sector...[I]f we are to be true partners in development, the debt issue must be addressed in a comprehensive manner that frees our resources to enable us fight the scourge of HIV/AIDS, as well as meet our other social obligations to our people."
President Olusegun Obasanjo, President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, 25 June, 2001
"In the battle against Apartheid we scored a tremendous victory in the face of considerable evil. The solidarity of people from around the world, including the UK strengthened us at some of our darkest moments. Now as we enter another battle - the battle against HIV/AIDS we need the same solidarity, the same passion, the same commitment and energy."
South African Archbishop Emeritus Desmond Tutu
"It's time to make the connection between debt relief and epidemic relief. If the international community relieves some of their external debt, these countries can reinvest the savings in poverty alleviation and AIDS prevention and care. If not, poverty will just continue to fan the flames of the epidemic."
Peter Piot, Executive Director of UNAIDS
"...There has been a world-wide revolt of public opinion. People no longer accept that the sick and dying, simply because they are poor, should be denied drugs which have transformed the lives of others who are better off."
Kofi Annan, United Nations Secretary General, speech announcing the creation of the Global AIDS Fund, 26 April 2001.
So...do you..still have doubt on this campaign...once again???....now it's up to you!!
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Religious And Intelectual Leader
There's support from Religion Leader and Intelectual Leader too...It show..we are equally lay in fighting this epidemic!!!
"The fact is, churches, NGOs, and African governments can't do the job alone. The crisis of HIV/AIDS is so huge in scale that massive new resources are needed from the US government and the rest of the international community. Africa needs a massive increase in resources to fight this pandemic, now."
Bishop John Ricard, President And Chairman Of The Board, Catholic Relief Services, November 30, 2001
"[I] beseech the rich countries to respond to the needs of AIDS patients in the poor countries with all means at their disposal, so that these men and women tested in body and soul may have access to the medicines which they need."
Pope John Paul II, June 26, 2001
"AIDS destroys families, decimates communities and, particularly in the poorest areas of the world, threatens to destabilize the social, cultural, and economic fabric of entire nations...Where pain and suffering exist, we must provide comfort and solace. Where neglect and inequity prevail, we must bring compassion and justice."
Rabbi David Saperstein, Director of the Religious Action Center of Reform Judaism
"The oft-repeated excuse that "aid does not work" is a cruel abnegation of U.S. responsibility... History demonstrates that such targeted [health care] interventions have a high success rate."
Dr. Jeffrey Sachs, Director of the Harvard Institute for International Development
"Can we watch one-quarter of some countries' people die? Can 27 million orphans be left to fend for themselves? We may not be able to solve the entire problem today, but let us not be discouraged from taking the steps necessary to begin the journey."
118 bishops of the Episcopal Church, USA, Letter on global AIDS funding to US President Bush and the US Congress, June, 2001
"Up to 20% of South Africa's registered nurses are HIV positive thus decimating the nursing workforce...[We] urge Congress and the administration to allocate new global HIV/AIDS funding for treatment, prevention, education and care, targeting sub-Saharan Africa and other developing countries, at a level commensurate with U.S. economic and political leadership worldwide."
American Nurses Association, July 1, 2001
"The business community must make AIDS a core business issue. We must tackle AIDS in the workplace -- arming our staff with information to protect them, providing access to confidential voluntary counseling and testing and caring and supporting for infected employees, including treatment."
Richard Holbrooke, Global Business Council on HIV/AIDS
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So...you have been show all the previews from the celebrities quotes....so act now!!!..make a movement...stop HIV/AIDS now!!!!
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