|
It is my strong belief that mines, which may be exploded by the presence or proximity of a person, are morally unacceptable. I fully support the convention on the prohibition of the use, stockpiling, transfer and production on anti-personnel mines and on their destruction.
Through their signature, governments promise to officially adopt and ratify the Ottawa Treaty and to comply with all of its terms. These include support for global demining work and assistance for mine victims. Through my signature on the People's treaty, I commit to working to ensure that governments keep these promises.
3956 people have signed the treaty.
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|
Name: Kylah
Country:
Australia,
City:
Melbourne
Age:
17
Comment:
Tuesday September 6, 2005 - 10:05
Landmines are a weapon of war, we need to provide peace for these innocent countries. |
|
Name: Chloe Davies
Organisation:
openDemocracy
Country:
UK,
City:
London
Age:
26
Comment:
Tuesday September 6, 2005 - 08:15
You have done great work with the campaign. But how do we stop the Bush administration from restarting production? It is very disappointing that the project can be undermined in such a way. |
|
Name: Alejandra Ramirez Torres
Country:
Mexico,
City:
Monterrey
,
Nuevo Leon
Age:
17
Comment:
Monday September 5, 2005 - 20:30
In my highschool we are doing a UN model slimulator... and my class is working on the landmine ban treaty... the country that i am representing is Ghana. I really suport the ICBL. |
|
Name: David Griffiths
Country:
Australia,
City:
Melton South
,
Vic
Age:
55
Comment:
Monday September 5, 2005 - 20:30
It is time that the countries who planted the mines take responsibility to clear them, including those which were planted in North Africa in the Second World War.
BAN ALL MINES |
|
Name: Kael Moffat
Email:
kaelm6464SPAMFLTER@SPATMFLTERyahoo.com
Country:
USA,
City:
Topeka
,
Kansas
Age:
36
Comment:
Monday September 5, 2005 - 20:15
War itself is dispicable. But, to make war on civilians and children is unforgivable. Why can we not acknowledge this and summon up the courage to quit using weapons that kill more innocents than participants? And why can we not summon up the compassion to quit using these weapons alltogether? |
|
Name: jessie cross
Country:
Italy,
City:
formigine
Age:
53
Comment:
Thursday August 25, 2005 - 14:45
ENFORCE A GLOBAL BAN ON LANDMINES |
|
Name: Toni Nesbitt
Country:
US,
City:
Oakwood
Age:
28 |
|
Name: Kelden Formosa
Country:
Canada,
City:
Toronto
Age:
12 |
|
Name: Norma Jean Clark
Email:
normajeanclarkSPAMFLTER@SPATMFLTERnetscape.net
Country:
USA,
City:
New York
Age:
37 |
|
Name: Rachel Smith
Email:
rage57SPAMFLTER@SPATMFLTERcare2.com
Country:
Unites States of America,
City:
Culver
,
Minnesota
Age:
47
Comment:
Thursday August 25, 2005 - 14:00
Please stop the planting of mines, and the cruel way the countries seek out the mines. What can we do? E-mail me if you have a clue. Don't let the woman and children go out there to find them. That's like WWI tactics. We've come further than that. There must be a way to find these with all the modern technology. Dogs, no. computer generated robots. YES. No reason to kill a living thing to find one when there is a better way. |
|
Name: Deanna C
Country:
Australia,
City:
Melbourne
Age:
16 |
|
Name: Kirsten Elliott
Country:
UK,
City:
London
Age:
17 |
|
Name: Barbara J. Davis
Country:
USA,
City:
Kingsford
,
MI
Age:
59 |
|
Name: Darla Koenig
Country:
United States,
City:
Dallas
,
Texas
Age:
35
Comment:
Tuesday August 23, 2005 - 08:00
Regardless of our political or religious affiliations, we must unite against this deplorable treatment of humans across the globe. To remain silent is to uphold the evil that uses them. |
|
Name: Russell Charlton
Organisation:
Amnesty International
Country:
Canada,
City:
Sherwood Park
,
Alberta
Age:
21 |
|
Name: Andreas Galambos
Country:
Germany,
City:
Wuppertal
Age:
33
Comment:
Monday August 8, 2005 - 11:45
We must get rid of these awful things! Too many children ahve died or got crippled.
How many more does it take? |
|
Name: brad siegfried
Organisation:
The Path of Peace
Country:
USA,
City:
Wisconsin Rapids
Age:
42 |
|
Name: Jiz Lairy
Organisation:
unemployed
Country:
England,
City:
13 Prostpect Place, Hythe,
,
Hampshire, SO45 6AT
Age:
34 |
|
Name: Darryn DiFrancesco
Country:
United States,
City:
Orlando
,
FL
Age:
41
Comment:
Monday August 8, 2005 - 11:45
The George W. Bush administration may soon resume production of antipersonnel land mines in a move that is at odds with both the international community and previous US policy on the weapons. How surprising!?! I apologize to the other nations of the world for foisting a madman like this upon the world. |
|
Name: Jouni Ylinen
Organisation:
Physicians for Social Responsibility
Country:
Finland,
City:
Raisio
Age:
30
Comment:
Monday August 8, 2005 - 11:45
Landmines should be banned because they cause deaths and injuries both human beings and animals |
|
Name: Christopher Brooks Orrico
Country:
USA,
City:
NYC
Age:
39
Comment:
Monday August 8, 2005 - 11:45
Having worked on and off for human rights groups for the past 17 years of my life, and also having traveled this world, I know far too well the suffering, pain and horrors land mines have caused. The very concept of a land mine is so utterly inhuman, cruel and merciless it is amazing that any nation could have ever produced them in the first place. But after seeing a child or any human being in the aftermath of a land mine, it is inconceivable that every nation has not ratified the Ottawa Treaty. I was disgraced as a United States citizen by President Clinton for not signing the treaty originally. However, I am absolutely horrified by Human Rights Watch report that the Cheney-Bush military machine will once again begin producing these cowardly weapons of terror! How dare you Mr. Bush call anyone else a terrorist? |
|
Name: Michele Melonas
Country:
USA,
City:
Hollywood
,
CA
Age:
36
Comment:
Thursday August 4, 2005 - 16:30
After seeing landmine victims in person in Cambodia years ago, I've long supported the ban on landmines. I would like to get more involved in the campaign to stop production of mines, clear away existing mines, and support those victims. I am horrified at the news that the US is still involved in landmine use. Shame on Mr. Bush! |
|
Name: Ross MacDougall
Country:
England,
City:
London
Age:
23 |
|
Name: Iván Felipe Pradilla
Organisation:
CCCM Campaña Colombiana Contra Minas
Country:
Colombia,
City:
Bucaramanga
,
Santander
Age:
17 |
|
Name: David Scantlebury
Country:
UK,
City:
Bristol
Age:
30
Comment:
Wednesday August 3, 2005 - 09:00
2nd August 2005
I was not previously aware of the global extent of this obscene legacy to future generations of people. Now, having had the facts presented to me in a passionate and informative manner by a member of the ICBL I whole-heartedly support the work of the organisation to rid the world of these objects. Thanks John. |
|
Name: Serhat Weysi Muhamed
Email:
hawpar2002SPAMFLTER@SPATMFLTERhotmail.com Organisation:
HAWPAR 2002 ANTI MINE ENTERPRISE
Country:
irak,
City:
hewler/ iraq
,
Vice prensident
Age:
26
Comment:
Friday July 29, 2005 - 09:00
selam
Biz irak ta mayin temizleyen bir mayin gurubuyuz.imkansizliklardan dolayi size ingilizce yazamiyoruz turkce iletisim kura bilirsek seviniriz.suan kuzey irakta mayin cikariyoruz. bize yazarsaniz cok seviniriz.size bazi belgelerimizi gundermek istiyoruz okuyup incelerseniz ve bize bu cercevede yardimci olursaniz minetar oluruz.
HER MAYINA KARSILIK BIR AGAC.... |
|
Name: FERNANDO POLADURA MANZO
Email:
iudminasSPAMFLTER@SPATMFLTERadinet.com.uy Organisation:
Instituto Uruguayo para el Desarrollo
Country:
Uruguay,
City:
Montevideo
,
Montevideo
Age:
45
Comment:
Friday July 29, 2005 - 09:00
I'am a formed major of the army who worked as a technician in differents deminings proyect like Nicaragua (1993) and Angola (1995-1996) in which lost my leg in a mine accident. Actually as a staff member of the "Instituto Uruguayo para el Desarrollo" (an NGO) begining to bring conferences about antipersonal mines to explain the people of my country how big is the problem around the world and how can they do to suport and bring help for the world's effort to ban landmines. Due to what I have seen as professional in the desminado area that which allowed me to gauge in all their magnitude the problem of the mines in world and the suffering that these they cause to the peoples, it is that I commit my effort and that of the organization that integrate, to support them in the measure of our possibilities in so noble and important campaign. |
|
Name: guy
Email:
chessie372SPAMFLTER@SPATMFLTERbellsouth.net Organisation:
ONE.ORG VOLUNTEER
Country:
usa,
City:
st augustine
,
florida
Age:
34
Comment:
Friday July 29, 2005 - 09:00
I total agree with these issues |
|
Name: Paul Charbonnet Moulton
Country:
USA,
City:
Tallahassee
,
Florida
Age:
52 |
|
Name: M. L. Coombs
Country:
Spain,
City:
Madrid
Age:
54
Comment:
Tuesday July 26, 2005 - 08:30
In the 21st Century, all war mongers MUST BE STOPPED AND CONDENMED BY THE PEOPLE,
as WE take on THE ENDLESS JOB OF CLEANING UP ALL WAR LEFTOVERS. |
|
Name: Rosa Nguyen
Country:
USA,
City:
Sacramento
,
CA
Age:
16 |
|
Name: Elizabeth
Country:
England,
City:
Matlock
Age:
39 |
|
Name: Valérie Bocart
Email:
roumanoffbeSPAMFLTER@SPATMFLTERyahoo.com
Country:
Belgium,
City:
Brussels
Age:
33
Comment:
Tuesday July 26, 2005 - 08:30
I hope that one day people will understand that they should think before doing something; before selling arms/guns/landmines.
If all those industrialist and workers could stop earning morning money with the blood of other people...
maybe their own children or own family member should be killed by the gun or landmines they have produce to understand that but then some innocent would again pay the price of their live.. |
|
Name: Margaret Redestowicz
Country:
Australia,
City:
Sydney
Age:
28 |
|
Name: Richard SHDEED
Email:
rshdeedSPAMFLTER@SPATMFLTERterra.net.lb
Country:
Lebanon,
City:
Beirut
Age:
30 |
|
Name: MariZaistu
Country:
Japan,
City:
Sasebo
Age:
20 |
|
Name: Amber Neill
Country:
USA,
City:
Carrboro
,
NC
Age:
29 |
|
Name: MARIA ERENAS ARDANZA
Email:
BUTANERA19SPAMFLTER@SPATMFLTERHOTMAIL.COM
Country:
SPAIN,
City:
MADRID
,
SPAIN
Age:
22 |
|
Name: Justin Flook
Country:
UK,
City:
Bristol
Age:
20
Comment:
Tuesday July 26, 2005 - 08:30
If it is illegal to purposefully target innocent civilians in military conflict than there can be no justification for the legality of landmines. Landmines are an evil that work to destroy peoples lives and cause victims of war long after the wars they were laid for have ended. No righteous, civilised society should tolerate the use of landmines. No government can command respect if they use landmines. |
|
Name: Esther Aguti
Organisation:
Student
Country:
Uganda,
City:
Kampala
Age:
18
Comment:
Tuesday July 26, 2005 - 08:30
Allow children to grow in a peaceful environment free from mines. |
|
Name: Alice Jensen
Country:
Australia,
City:
Kingaroy
Age:
22 |
|
Name: Sehrish Shaban
Organisation:
ICBL
Country:
Pakistan,
City:
Karachi
Age:
21
Comment:
Tuesday July 26, 2005 - 08:30
Prosperity and future demands that Land Mines Should be Banned.
We the youth of the world urge the global leaders to ban landmines
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|
Name: robert alan swanson
Email:
kh1953SPAMFLTER@SPATMFLTERyahoo.com Organisation:
antry
Country:
usa,
City:
sun valley
,
ca
Age:
52
Comment:
Tuesday July 26, 2005 - 08:30
spanish dowsing rods can locate landmines in seconds from the field miles away. so there is no chance of anyone getting hurt. you can also map dows with the L rods from a computer the both work. then if you want use a gps images to locate the landmines it is all that simple no lives lost. |
|
Name: David Peters
Country:
U.K.,
City:
Wrexham
,
WALES
Age:
50
Comment:
Tuesday July 26, 2005 - 08:30
Give Peace a Chance, to Ban Landmines & Take a Stance!! |
|
Name: tim hiley
Email:
tim.hileySPAMFLTER@SPATMFLTERsingogilvy.com.au
Country:
Australia,
City:
Sydney
,
NSW
Age:
34 |
|
Name: Catrin Rosquist
Country:
Sweden,
City:
Uppsala
Age:
26 |
|
Name: DUBULLE Renaud
Email:
dubulle_rSPAMFLTER@SPATMFLTERyahoo.fr
Country:
FRANCE,
City:
DIJON
Age:
25 |
|
Name: Lee Warren Petersen
Email:
oneworldtodaySPAMFLTER@SPATMFLTERoneworldtoday.com Organisation:
One World Today
Country:
United States of America,
City:
Elkins
,
NH
Age:
24
Comment:
Tuesday July 26, 2005 - 08:15
As a part of society, we must do everything necessary to protect our people. At One World Today we strive to balance humanities actions so that we can work toward future peace. By banning that which is as unnecessary and harmful to future generations and children, such as mines, we would have worked for stepping ahead in that cause ten-fold. |
|
Name: Sylvia Gentenaar
Country:
The Netherlands,
City:
Ede
Age:
36 |
|
Name: Norihiro Maekawa
Country:
Japan,
City:
Tokyo
Age:
19 |
|
Name: Christopher Dulny
Country:
USA,
City:
Endicott
,
NY
Age:
40 |
|
Name: Kendrah Jespersen
Country:
Canada,
City:
Edmonton
,
Alberta
Age:
21 |
|
Name: Jill Worth Rezek
Country:
USA,
City:
Indianapolis
Age:
35 |
|
Name: Tony Wood
Country:
UK,
City:
London
Age:
36
Comment:
Monday July 25, 2005 - 19:12
Hi Anne,
This is a test email. Please approve then remove. |
|
Name: Malika Bourboun
Country:
Canada,
City:
Ottawa
,
Ontario
Age:
30
Comment:
Monday July 25, 2005 - 19:12
Land mines have an inestimable human cost attached to them for both soldiers and civilians. The cost-benefit analysis demonstrates they have long outlived their use and the 15 states that continue to produce them are engaging in an expensive and inhumane transaction with the most dire long-term consequences. It for that reason I support Canada's position on the 1997 Mine Ban Treaty and would encourage others to do the same. |
|
Name: anina.net
Organisation:
anina.net
Country:
usa,
City:
traverse city
,
michigan
Age:
23
Comment:
Monday July 25, 2005 - 19:12
It is my strong belief that mines, which may be exploded by the presence or proximity of a person, are morally unacceptable. I fully support the convention on the prohibition of the use, stockpiling, transfer and production on anti-personnel mines and on their destruction.
Through their signature, governments promise to officially adopt and ratify the Ottawa Treaty and to comply with all of its terms. These include support for global demining work and assistance for mine victims. Through my signature on the People's treaty, I commit to working to ensure that governments keep these promises. |
|
Name: Donna Mataya
Country:
USA,
City:
Williamsburg
,
VA |
|
Name: Nicole Lemons
Email:
nicolelemonsSPAMFLTER@SPATMFLTERpeoplepc.com
Country:
United States,
City:
Kentwood
,
MI
Age:
26
Comment:
Monday July 25, 2005 - 19:12
I wasn't fully aware of the damage that these landmines can create until I read Angelina Jolie's: Notes from My Travels. She talks about HALO which is an organization that destroys landmines. After reading Angelina Jolie's book and reading information that was on HALO's website, I truely believe that there should be a ban on landmines. |
|
Name: Tamar Gabelnick
Organisation:
ICBL
Country:
FRANCE,
City:
Vovray-en-Bornes
Age:
34 |
|
Name: Stephen Cox
Country:
United States,
City:
Kennesaw
Age:
16 |
|
Name: Gary Thaler
Organisation:
Self- employed
Country:
USA,
City:
Revere
,
MA
Age:
53 |
|
Name: Carla Greenwalt
Country:
USA,
City:
Toledo
,
OH
Age:
21 |
|
Name: Roz Willoughby
Country:
Australia,
City:
Lithgow
,
NSW
Age:
52 |
|
Name: Joel Cox
Country:
United States,
City:
Kennesaw
,
GA
Age:
17 |
|
Name: Yoshie Miyazaki
Country:
Japan,
City:
Tokyo
Age:
28 |
|
Name: Mary F. Carmody
Country:
United States,
City:
Rome
,
NY
Age:
56
Comment:
Saturday June 18, 2005 - 03:58
You are killing your own people and probably some of my relatives who live in Ireland. Why does greed and decade old animosities continue when new life provides more workers for the country which benefits all.<br>Cruthces, wheelchairs, canes and the like are results of people who should have no rights because they have no respect for life what so ever. |
|
Name: Mary F. Carmody
Country:
U.S.,
City:
Rome
,
New York
Age:
56 |
|
Name: Marija Romic
Organisation:
n/a
Country:
New Zealand,
City:
Auckland
Age:
16
Comment:
Wednesday June 15, 2005 - 02:42
People should do more about the landmine problem, and they can do more, the only thing we need to do is to stop thinking only abot ourselves because there are other people who nees our help |
|
Name: Desiree Fisher
Organisation:
n/a
Country:
USA,
City:
Olympia
,
WA
Age:
35 |
|
Name: Andrea Bartig
Country:
UK,
City:
Leeds
Age:
48 |
|
Name: Cristina Gregorio Izquierdo
Country:
Spain,
City:
Madrid
,
Madrid
Age:
27 |
|
Name: O Byeong In
Organisation:
Muk Ho middle school
Country:
South of Korea,
City:
DongHae
,
Kangweondo
Age:
15
Comment:
Saturday June 11, 2005 - 01:51
I think personalmines are bad. |
|
Name: Lee Jongsun
Organisation:
Muk-ho middle school
Country:
South of Korea,
City:
Donghae
,
Kangweondo
Age:
15
Comment:
Saturday June 11, 2005 - 01:47
No Personalmines! |
|
Name: Chantal Pyne
Country:
England,
City:
Leeds
Age:
35
Comment:
Friday June 10, 2005 - 22:52
STOP IT RIGHT NOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
|
Name: Caleb Homewood
Country:
Canada,
City:
Listowel
,
Ontario
Age:
16 |
|
Name: Sally
Country:
UK,
City:
Birmingham
Age:
18 |
|
Name: Pree
Country:
Singapore,
City:
Singapore
,
Singapore
Age:
14
Comment:
Wednesday June 8, 2005 - 04:19
Well, landmines killed a lot of people. I think the countries with landmines are so irresponsible. Where the hell in the world we can find peace and live happily. The leader (USA)should be a good example, but they have landmines themself. Bush is such a loser, bad leader. He never used his little brain to think before he said something, he just did it himself.<br>B = bald<br>U = under construction<br>S = smarter than a dinosaur<br>H = Homo |
|
Name: Eric Huang
Country:
Singapore,
City:
Singapore
,
Singapore
Age:
14
Comment:
Wednesday June 8, 2005 - 04:19
i think the countries can have landmines but the government have to put a caution or sign to alert the people and reduce the damage to the public. |
|
Name: Ales
Organisation:
school
Country:
Singaproe,
City:
Singaproe
,
Singapore
Age:
17
Comment:
Wednesday June 8, 2005 - 04:19
I think that all countries should sign the "Ban Mines Treaty" because around 10 000 people die everyday and this is horrible! Some countries don't even need the landmines they just waste countries money for some useless mines!, while they can make better enironmental for people who live there! All states should live in peace and no fighting because war is horrible thing and people are dying for nothing! If all countries sign the "Ban Mines Treaty" then people don't have to be afraid of anything! |
|
Name: Pree
Country:
Singapore,
City:
Singapore
,
Singapore
Age:
14
Comment:
Wednesday June 8, 2005 - 04:19
Well, landmines killed a lot of people. I think the countries with landmines are so irresponsible. Where the hell in the world we can find peace and live happily. The leader (USA)should be a good example, but they have landmines themself. Bush is such a loser, bad leader. He never used his little brain to think before he said something, he just did it himself.<br>B = bald<br>U = under construction<br>S = smarter than a dinosaur<br>H = Homo |
|
Name: Eric Huang
Country:
Singapore,
City:
Singapore
,
Singapore
Age:
14
Comment:
Wednesday June 8, 2005 - 04:18
i think the countries can have landmines but the government have to put a caution or sign to alert the people and reduce the damage to the public. |
|
Name: Pree
Country:
Singapore,
City:
Singapore
,
Singapore
Age:
14
Comment:
Wednesday June 8, 2005 - 04:17
Well, landmines killed a lot of people. I think the countries with landmines are so irresponsible. Where the hell in the world we can find peace and live happily. The leader (USA)should be a good example, but they have landmines themself. Bush is such a loser, bad leader. He never used his little brain to think before he said something, he just did it himself.<br>B = bald<br>U = under construction<br>S = smarter than a dinosaur<br>H = Homo |
|
Name: Ales
Organisation:
school
Country:
Singaproe,
City:
Singaproe
,
Singapore
Age:
17
Comment:
Wednesday June 8, 2005 - 04:17
I think that all countries should sign the "Ban Mines Treaty" because around 10 000 people die everyday and this is horrible! Some countries don't even need the landmines they just waste countries money for some useless mines!, while they can make better enironmental for people who live there! All states should live in peace and no fighting because war is horrible thing and people are dying for nothing! If all countries sign the "Ban Mines Treaty" then people don't have to be afraid of anything! |
|
Name: Eric Huang
Country:
Singapore,
City:
Singapore
,
Singapore
Age:
14
Comment:
Wednesday June 8, 2005 - 04:16
i think the countries can have landmines but the government have to put a caution or sign to alert the people and reduce the damage to the public. |
|
Name: Fumika Tanigawa
Country:
Singapore,
City:
singapore
Age:
13
Comment:
Wednesday June 8, 2005 - 04:15
I think landmines should be banned. It is very sad to hear that childrens like us die by landmines. I wish that in the future, or even NOW!! that all the countries will ban landmines. |
|
Name: Eric Huang
Country:
Singapore,
City:
Singapore
,
Singapore
Age:
14
Comment:
Wednesday June 8, 2005 - 04:14
i think the countries can have landmines but the government have to put a caution or sign to alert the people and reduce the damage to the public. |
|
Name: Effie
Country:
Singapore,
City:
Singapore
Age:
14
Comment:
Wednesday June 8, 2005 - 04:14
I agree that landmines should be ban from all off the countries because it can kills and injured thousands of people in this world. Some people didn't do anything wrong. But they have to die because of landmines. Some people who are also died because of landmines maybe are important people. Maybe for example they are a director of a company, or a person that many people are rely on. So... I think every governments in the world need to think about banning landmines. |
|
Name: John Lennon's fan
Country:
Singapore,
City:
Singapore
,
Singapore
Comment:
Wednesday June 8, 2005 - 04:10
PEACE PEACE PEACE give peace a chance stop using landmines PEACE PEACE PEACE <br> .<br> . / .<br> . //\ .<br> . |
|
Name: Osarma
Organisation:
Terrorist
Country:
Iraq,
City:
not sure
,
i forgot
Age:
55
Comment:
Wednesday June 8, 2005 - 04:10
No landmines!!!!!!!!!!!!!!AK-47!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
|
Name: John Lennon's fan
Country:
Singapore,
City:
Singapore
,
Singapore
Comment:
Wednesday June 8, 2005 - 04:09
PEACE PEACE PEACE give peace a chance stop using landmines PEACE PEACE PEACE <br> .<br> . / .<br> . //\ .<br> . |
|
Name: Sandy Tan
Country:
Singapore,
City:
Singapore
Age:
14
Comment:
Wednesday June 8, 2005 - 04:09
i think the state of landmines are horrible !!! |
|
Name: Osarma
Organisation:
Terrorist
Country:
Iraq,
City:
not sure
,
i forgot
Age:
55
Comment:
Wednesday June 8, 2005 - 04:09
No landmines!!!!!!!!!!!!!!AK-47!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
|
Name: Jessica
Country:
Indonesia,
City:
Medan
Age:
15
Comment:
Wednesday June 8, 2005 - 04:08
There's no more wars anymore now! so i think we should ban landmines because it's really dangerous for the people who don't even know what it is. And lots of people were killed because of landmines. |
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Name: Pree
Country:
Singapore,
City:
Singapore
,
Singapore
Age:
14
Comment:
Wednesday June 8, 2005 - 04:04
haha, landmines suck |
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Name: Idesbald van den Bosch
Organisation:
Royal Military Academy
Country:
Belgium,
City:
Brussels
Age:
28 |
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Name: Simon Alger
Country:
South Africa,
City:
Cape Town
Age:
16 |
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Name: Justin Resti
Country:
USA,
City:
Bethesda
,
MD
Age:
26 |
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Name: Kerrie Kahlon
Country:
Australia,
City:
Brisbane
Age:
16 |
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Name: An Sangim
Organisation:
KTU
Country:
South Korea,
City:
Donghae
,
Gangweondo
Age:
44
Comment:
Friday June 3, 2005 - 04:12
I want everylife safe all the time. |
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Name: Reiko
Country:
Singapore,
City:
Singapore
,
Singapore
Age:
13
Comment:
Thursday June 2, 2005 - 11:44
There's no more war that has to go on anymore, and anyway- some countries will be much poor if they have another war. <br>What is there a reason to leave those landmines in the ground all the time? <br>There's no use, there's no more war, the countries which need more population are loosing their people and the KIDS are dieing because of the explosions of landmines! One little step on them can end their whole lives? <br>Those countries should do something about them, rather than watching the news on tv everyday hearing about kids and adults dieing because of the landmines. Or maybe they won't even go on the news because it happens so often. <br>Its not supposed to be like that. |
