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Now deceased

Last
year the UN estimated
there are now 200 million slaves
in the world.
To put this into perspective, during
the four centuries slaves were trafficked from Africa to the colonies,
best estimates put the number of victims at 12 million.
If money was spent last year to stop this and save the victims,
it is unrecorded.
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Last year 4
thousand people were killed in acts of terror,
and we spent 370 billion dollars persuing the presumed
perpetrators.
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I have
included here some of the sad realities of life in our global
community today. As for causes. they are numerous: from
overpopulation, trade inequities, corruption, intolerant
ideologies, religious rivalries, greed, ambition, incompassion,
unwillingness of proud democracies to submit to the international
democracy: the United Nations.
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.The
tally:
Terror
victims, 4,000,
Funds dedicated to save them, $370 Billion
Victims of Pandemics & Mass Crimes
(AIDS, Malaria, Tb,
Slaves, Trafficed
women & child prostitutes, Democide, homeless kids) - Victims,
347 million. .Funds dedicated
to save them - $12 Billion
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The Malaria Mosquito
Tricked,
trafficked & forced into prostitution
Victims of Democide
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Last year 3.5
million people died of Malaria. 85 million was spent
on research to prevent it, 400 million catch it each year, it is the
disease that kills more children than any other..........................
Last year, the United Nations estimates,
4 million women were forced (through lies
and coercion) to become slave prostitutes. There
is no estimate of the amount of money and resources we spent to find
and free these victims, but everyone accepts it was very little
Last year approximately 1
million people died by democide (state terror, Government
executions, genocide, mass murder). Much of it was predictable, but
almost nothing and no money was invested to prevent it.
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Last
year there were over 100 million homeless
children on the Earth. Next
year there will be more. Governments are not doing much to help them.
NGOs are doing what they can, but they are too few with too few resources.
If we care enough to help them we must demand that our elected governments
put doing so on their egenda. And then act. |
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