Man’s Best Friend the Dog gets a Reprieve for the Olympics

What’s on your menu?

No Dog Meat menu’s while China tries to clean up during the Olympics. It also seems like there will be more “police” and military in Beijing than there will be Olympic visitors, with many places off limits.

Every one will be scrutinized because China expects alleged terrorist activities.

Why? Why does China expect all these problems? Always ask why, because behind that there is an answer.

Man’s Best Friend the Dog gets a Reprieve for the Olympics
Dog is off the menu, model planes are grounded and post-office patrons must show identification before mailing a letter. Welcome to Beijing three weeks before the Olympics.

China’s game-ready capital went live yesterday, with double the security screenings at airports, new traffic rules and a ban on “flying objects” as the government seeks to ensure that nothing — from gridlock to a terrorist attack — spoils the country’s coming-out party.

Ghost of Beijing Genocide Olympics. Solidarity for those killed in Darfur, Tibet and for the Chinese people who are tortured and killed for speaking up. May their ghosts be with you.

Indictment Sudan’s President Omar Al Bashir for Genocide

It’s about time somebody goes after these killers! How can the world community just sit around and watch the others continue their killing, torture, cultural genocide of people in the name of their so called progress. Progress isn’t about killing and genocide. Progress is about respecting every one and every thing, but learning as you move on with every individual having freedom and doing no harm.

The International People need to press for the capture of more criminals like these.

On Monday, the International Criminal Court indicted Sudan’s President Omar Al Bashir for genocide. He is charged with killing hundreds of thousands of people in Sudan and its Darfur region, and corralling the surviving women and girls into terrifying camps where they are being quietly and systematically raped until their peoples are destroyed.

In response, Al Bashir’s regime is threatening more terror against Darfurians and the UN, and appealing to powerful international friends who buy oil from and sell weapons to Sudan to give him protection. Al Bashir knows that he will be caught only if other governments, especially Arab and African governments, agree to help the International Criminal Court (for example by arresting him when he travels abroad).

Targeting Al Bashir is our best hope to end the terror of Darfur’s rape camps, and take a major step forward for international justice. Many of Sudan’s neighbours are Muslim countries where rape is a scandalous crime – and Al Bashir’s henchmen have killed and raped thousands of Muslim women. To raise awareness of this, Avaaz is launching a large regional ad campaign, urging leaders to help the ICC. Our ads will run in just a few days, and a full page ad in an Egyptian newspaper is just 3000Euros($5000), so we need just 50,000 Euros ($75,000) to get our message across. Click below to help:

https://secure.avaaz.org/en/save_darfur