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I cannot seem to really get my own words out in a way to really express what the situation is and how badly it is. A few people have taken my words lightly and have not really chosen to see what I have been trying to tell you. This is such a horrific situation, that it shouldnt be taken lightly. My heart aches for what is happening and I wish I could be bettter with my own words. This is a letter written to me for appreciation of help. And to express to others what is the truth and really happening in Darfur. I was given permission to post this letter due to copyright laws. I truly with all my heart hope that this is helpfull to let you see the need for us to get involved. And for those who dont see or care that is a choice. But what I have told you, calls for immediate action.
Please print this out and signe and mail. We need as many people as possible to mail in and save this country. what is going on over there is the worst thing since the Holicost, and We said then that we would never allow something like that to happen again, yet its happening. my next entry will show you exactly what is going on. Innocent people and children are being slaughtered. There should be a website on this entry, please go and read and see what is going on. we have to try and stop this.
Instant Karma campaign targets Darfur By Jim Welte - MP3.com June 14, 2007 at 01:53:00 PM | more stories by this author
New album in stores this week features covers of John Lennon songs from a star-studded cast; proceeds go to Amnesty International's efforts in Sudan. Celebrities all over the world have spoken out against the crisis in the Darfur region of Sudan, but Yoko Ono has backed up that talk with the acclaimed catalog of her late husband. Instant Karma Ono has donated all music publishing royalties for Instant Karma, a new double album of John Lennon covers by the likes of U2, Green Day, R.E.M., Christina Aguilera, Aerosmith, Lenny Kravitz, Jackson Browne, Avril Lavigne, Black Eyed Peas, Ben Harper, Snow Patrol, the Flaming Lips, and many more. The album hit stores this week, with 97 percent of all proceeds going to Amnesty International's campaign to focus attention and mobilize activism around the catastrophe in Darfur and other human rights crises. The album features covers of 38 Lennon songs by a diverse cast that also includes Los Lonely Boys, Corinne Bailey Rae, Big & Rich, Jakob Dylan, Jack Johnson, Matisyahu, the Postal Service, Jack's Mannequin featuring Mick Fleetwood, Regina Spektor, Sierra Leone Refugee All Stars, Youssou N'Dour, and Jaguares. The album was preceded by its first single, Green Day's cover of Lennon's acclaimed "Working Class Hero." Green Day Accompanying the two-CD set, 11 tracks are available today as exclusive digital downloads on iTunes. The digitally released tracks are performed by Duran Duran, Deftones, Gavin Rossdale, Yellowcard, Widespread Panic, O.A.R., Ben Jelen, Me'Shell Ndegèocello, Rocky Duwani, Emmanuel Jal, and the Fab Faux. "It's wonderful that, through this campaign, music that is so familiar to many people of my era will now be embraced by a whole new generation," Ono said in a statement. "John's music set out to inspire change, and in standing up for human rights, we really can make the world a better place."
Click here to stream the entire Instant Karma double album. Track listing for Instant Karma: Disc One
U2 -- "Instant Karma" R.E.M. -- "#9 Dream" Christina Aguilera -- "Mother" Aerosmith featuring Sierra Leone's Refugee All Stars -- "Give Peace a Chance" Lenny Kravitz -- "Cold Turkey" Los Lonely Boys -- "Whatever Gets You Thru the Night" Corinne Bailey Rae -- "I'm Losing You" Jakob Dylan featuring Dhani Harrison -- "Gimme Some Truth" Jackson Browne -- "Oh My Love" Avril Lavigne -- "Imagine" Big & Rich -- "Nobody Told Me" Youssou N'Dour -- "Jealous Guy"
Disc Two:
Green Day -- "Working Class Hero" Black Eyed Peas -- "Power to the People" Jack Johnson -- "Imagine" Ben Harper -- "Beautiful Boy" Snow Patrol -- "Isolation" Matisyahu -- "Watching the Wheels" The Postal Service -- "Grow Old With Me" Jaguares -- "Gimme Some Truth" The Flaming Lips -- "(Just Like) Starting Over" Jack's Mannequin featuring Mick Fleetwood -- "God" Regina Spektor -- "Real Love"
Exclusive Digital Tracks:
Duran Duran -- "Instant Karma" Deftones -- "Jealous Guy" Gavin Rossdale -- "Mind Games" Yellowcard -- "Oh, My Love" Widespread Panic -- "Crippled Inside" O.A.R. -- "Borrowed Time" Ben Jelen -- "Woman" Me'Shell Ndegèocello -- "Imagine" Rocky Dawuni -- "Well, Well, Well" Emmanuel Jal -- "Mother" The Fab Faux -- "I Don't Wanna to Face It" Print Comment Tag It Facebook Digg this
People have no clue to what really goes on around them. I know that there was a time when I didn't. But times are different and people need to change the way they look at the world and the what is going on. That is the only time something is going to be done in this world. we have become a society or tech geeks and so interpersonal that no one cares about the real people. Everyones afraid to get hurt, or they might care and that hurts too. I know, I have dedicated my life to getting people to see the world, even right here in America is the start of a third world Country,its just underground and no one really looks and sees. In Darfur children are being sold for .50 cents, that is right .50cents for slavery and sexual exploitation, abused and killed by there owners for fun. you know how old they are 3 years old and up. Sometimes a baby just to torture it. I could sit here and write you a book. Your thinking why is this my problem? because we are Americans and we dont torture children. What can you do? go to the websites donate, go there help, get other people to see what is going on. I plea with you or any one who really hears my heart in this message, try. Becasue until you really put your self out there you wont even see its happening right here in America too.
