فيلم جهاد علي الجياد و تدخّل الرئيس السوداني عمر البشير الهاتفي في المسألة

Quote: last night! I think the visual presentations were powerful and very well received. You made the victims more than the anonymous numbers we read about in the papers, or even see on the news. Their stories and feelings couldn't help but reach people. To hear one of the women asking, "What did we do to have this happen?" was just so poignant. Of course, the answer is that she and her people did nothing. How incredible that tragedy after tragedy, genocide after genocide, it is the victims who wonder what they did to bring it on, rather than the perpetrators agonizing over how they could have ever turned on humankind that way. I don't know if it is possible for you to make copies of the footage. One of the people who attended, would like to be able to show some of it to his congregation. And I do think it would be an amazing addition to our own archives that we use as we go to different sites. If it is possible to dub a copy or two, that would be great. Let me know and I'll send you my address or arrange to pick them up. I will let you know when our next meeting is, and see if we can work together on bringing information into more of the cities through computers and radios. We have 3 1/2 years until the election, and it would be something to see the people from within use the process to make a difference. As I said last night, there is so much to be done on so many fronts. We have people who are only interested in the on-ground humanitarian side, and they'll help support the clinic. Some are more political, so we'll keep working on divestment and pressure on the UN and China. And some are into world change and technology, so now we have an outlet for them. All of it comes together to keeping people alive and healthy and heartened enough to see the day when it turns around. And it will. Thank you again for all you did to make last night successful, and to bring the message to more people. I look forward to more events in the future.