Maria Said:

How do I email the Miami Herald? Need to give them information.?

We Answered:

www.herald.com

Good luck

Anna Said:

41,500 organ transplants using Falun Gong prisoners?

We Answered:

Thank you for the link. This practice has been going on for some time in China. They are now singling out Falun Gong, but previously any prisoner could be subject to this treatment. They make the arrangements through the Chinese army to sell organs to wealthy people anywhere in the world. The receipient flies to Beijing and is taken to an army hospital. When they find a compatable donor, the victim is executed and the organ removed. I've seen it both on TV here in Canada and on Dateline on US TV. Yet both of our countries treat China as a civilized nation & major trading partner. Boycotting the Beijing games would be a good start. Then a trade boycott to follow. But, sadly North Americans want goods made at slave labour levels And who would dare interfer with the"GAMES" . Really makes you wonder where our true values lie. At least YOU care and that's a beginning.

Roberto Said:

History Help!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!…

We Answered:

Muckrakers

Jerome Said:

Bloody Harvest," estimate that 41,500 organ transplants using Falun Gong prisoners?

We Answered:

Dear God!

.....and yet the world remains silent.

Communist China murders newborn babies....steals human organs from prisoners...imprisons Christians, Catholic clergy
and Falun Gong....and they have a fleet of buses that have been converted into mobile death chambers for fast and expedient executions...and yet the world community says nothing.

You don't believe there is evil in the world? Here it is for all to see.
Yet the International Olympic Committee rewards this regime of butchers by awarding Bejing the 2008 Olympic games. SHAME on you cowards.

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Joseph Said:

A westerners experience in Saudi? A research project, please answer the questions?

We Answered:

1. Where are you from? Age, personal status (single, married)?
USA, 21, Married
2. Why are you residing in Saudi Arabia?
Because I'm Muslim
3. What compelled you to make that decision and come to KSA?
I wanted to live in a good Muslim country where I could raise my kids without being afraid of them being contaimenated by Western Ideals and my culture.
4. Did you have any fears, reservations and stereotype about Saudi? Do you still have those fears?
Yes, and yes.
5. What are the main difficulties that arose once you arrived?
Getting used to the customs and culture
6. What has been positive about your experience?
Abha is pretty and can see Mecca whenever I want.
7. Do you live in a isolated compound? Why?
No
8. Do you socialize with Saudi’s?
No
9. What’s the main lesson you have learned while you are in Saudi?
Don't do anything to label yourself American

Jackie Said:

What Should I do?

We Answered:

How about the media hype to push Barak Obama as a viable Presidential candidate?

Hope this helps!