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ann_fang
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Posted at 2008-5-30 05:32 AM  Send PM 
Natural tragedy

Natural catastrophy

Hi everybody,
firstly thank you for reading this.You might read the same thing in other artist's forum, too. It still is not a joke. It is just my desprate act to create attention for this issue
Secondly, please think about what you are going to read now.
Thirdly please try to do something.
And last but not least it is not a spam or joke thread.

Like all of you know China happened to become a victim of a terrible earthquake. A tragedy in this period of time which actually should  have been the pride of modern Chinese history.
Anyway many men and women are donating, are helping to ease the pain of theie fellow countryman. We should be and we are proud of what have been done to help.
Though, China was not the only victim this year. Another unfateful country, which government is not as open as the Chinese government nowaday, is suffering. BYRMA.
Byrma itself is a poor country controlled by a military regime. The people lived from fishing and farming.
Now it's impossible for neither fishing nor farming. A zyclon destroyed most of their land and belongings. The government itself refuse international help. But it can't deny the fact that men, women , children and old pple are dying and dying with them are their hope of a bright future.
I can do little, I'm not rich, I'm not famous. I do not have a voice but I'm begging you to help.  Aren't they human being who needs our help , too? Don't they deserve to be alive, too?
SO, PLEASE THINK OF A WAY TO HELP.
If you are a nobody like me try to contact those who are somebody and make your feeling known to them.
If you are a somebody, please raise your voice.

                    Byrmean people deserve to be alive not dead.

P.S : Thank you.

[ Last edited by  ann_fang at 2008-5-29 11:34 PM ]
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