Comments on: My Commitment http://clintonafrica.org/2007/07/18/my-commitment/ Sun, 06 Jul 2008 21:31:51 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.1 By: UDAYA HETTIARACHCHI http://clintonafrica.org/2007/07/18/my-commitment/#comment-1451 UDAYA HETTIARACHCHI Thu, 09 Aug 2007 09:53:31 +0000 http://clintonafrica.org/2007/07/18/my-commitment/#comment-1451 I have been looking forward to join with you since 1996 and I am so happy now I am with you sir, we are going to elect you as the global leader who is willing to help and most successful person as a charity Organizer. If you can, rganize, to have a TV Channel to Promote your foundation activities which whole world is able to watch. I have been looking forward to join with you since 1996 and I am so happy now I am with you sir, we are going to elect you as the global leader who is willing to help and most successful person as a charity Organizer. If you can, rganize, to have a TV Channel to Promote your foundation activities which whole world is able to watch.

]]> By: anderson uvie-emegbo http://clintonafrica.org/2007/07/18/my-commitment/#comment-1372 anderson uvie-emegbo Wed, 08 Aug 2007 16:35:59 +0000 http://clintonafrica.org/2007/07/18/my-commitment/#comment-1372 Zethu's story is just one of the many inspirational stories that have been the hallmark of President Clinton's foundation. Dear Sir, your commitment to making a difference especially in Africa continues to be a source of hope and challenge to many of us. You are one global leader who though dines with kings and queens, yet has not lost the common touch and that's why you are my 2nd most admired global leader after Nelson Mandela (see http://www.andyemegbo.com/interest/myfives.html). Because of people like you, I was encouraged to leave a career in medicine and pursue one in consulting, Today, I'm working in partnership with others friends to build the human and intellectual capacity of Africans. I am currently working on a project to bring you to Nigeria in Feb 2009. I have completed the contact form. I look forward to seeing you there sir. Keep up the great work. 'My Life' is really a must read for aspiring leaders and indeed everyone. Zethu’s story is just one of the many inspirational stories that have been the hallmark of President Clinton’s foundation.
Dear Sir, your commitment to making a difference especially in Africa continues to be a source of hope and challenge to many of us. You are one global leader who though dines with kings and queens, yet has not lost the common touch and that’s why you are my 2nd most admired global leader after Nelson Mandela (see http://www.andyemegbo.com/interest/myfives.html).
Because of people like you, I was encouraged to leave a career in medicine and pursue one in consulting, Today, I’m working in partnership with others friends to build the human and intellectual capacity of Africans.
I am currently working on a project to bring you to Nigeria in Feb 2009. I have completed the contact form.
I look forward to seeing you there sir. Keep up the great work. ‘My Life’ is really a must read for aspiring leaders and indeed everyone.

]]> By: Barbara Sandberg http://clintonafrica.org/2007/07/18/my-commitment/#comment-1153 Barbara Sandberg Wed, 08 Aug 2007 00:39:54 +0000 http://clintonafrica.org/2007/07/18/my-commitment/#comment-1153 Dear President Clinton, Thank you for the wonderful things that you are doing around the world for individuals, families and communities. In my opinion, you will go down as being one of the best presidents we have ever had, but I always knew that you would do something even greater than being President of the United States. Through your leadership and guidance, many people around the world will have a better and more prosperous future. As a former teacher, I was inspired to help troubled kids to become the best that they can be in life. I have devoted over twenty-five years to accomplish this end by developing a Self-esteem Training Program that appears to work for most everyone, especially young people even in a group setting. I will be more than happy to volunteer my time and my services in anyway that I can to help kids around the world. I have a lot of admiration for President Clinton, and one of my greatest goals and objective is to meet him someday in person at the Clinton Presidential Library. Dear President Clinton,

Thank you for the wonderful things that you are doing around the world for individuals, families and communities. In my opinion, you will go down as being one of the best presidents we have ever had, but I always knew that you would do something even greater than being President of the United States. Through your leadership and guidance, many people around the world will have a better and more prosperous future.

As a former teacher, I was inspired to help troubled kids to become the best that they can be in life. I have devoted over twenty-five years to accomplish this end by developing a Self-esteem Training Program that appears to work for most everyone, especially young people even in a group setting. I will be more than happy to volunteer my time and my services in anyway that I can to help kids around the world.

I have a lot of admiration for President Clinton, and one of my greatest goals and objective is to meet him someday in person at the Clinton Presidential Library.

]]> By: rick kelso http://clintonafrica.org/2007/07/18/my-commitment/#comment-506 rick kelso Tue, 24 Jul 2007 19:25:49 +0000 http://clintonafrica.org/2007/07/18/my-commitment/#comment-506 what a powerful story. what a powerful story.

]]> By: Sharif AliDinar http://clintonafrica.org/2007/07/18/my-commitment/#comment-504 Sharif AliDinar Tue, 24 Jul 2007 18:10:55 +0000 http://clintonafrica.org/2007/07/18/my-commitment/#comment-504 Dear President Clinton, This story about Zethu describes exactly what all of us must do, start right now in diligently dedicating ourselves to changing the world. Zethu has learned this lesson so well and I'm eager to see all of our beautiful new generation reflect the same level of commitment that Zethu has. May God bless her and you in all that you do. Dear President Clinton,

This story about Zethu describes exactly what all of us must do, start right now in diligently dedicating ourselves to changing the world. Zethu has learned this lesson so well and I’m eager to see all of our beautiful new generation reflect the same level of commitment that Zethu has. May God bless her and you in all that you do.

]]> By: Sandra Frempong http://clintonafrica.org/2007/07/18/my-commitment/#comment-454 Sandra Frempong Sun, 22 Jul 2007 18:46:17 +0000 http://clintonafrica.org/2007/07/18/my-commitment/#comment-454 I consider Africa the 'future of tradition’ and the 'continent God held in reserve'. Even in its tumultuous environment, I believe that with the awakening of its sons, daughters and the efforts of the likes of Prez Bill Clinton striving on life's improvement, that statement will hold true. Mr. President, thanks for the vision, the journey and the efforts. May the Lord and history remember you for good! I consider Africa the ‘future of tradition’ and the ‘continent God held in reserve’. Even in its tumultuous environment, I believe that with the awakening of its sons, daughters and the efforts of the likes of Prez Bill Clinton striving on life’s improvement, that statement will hold true.

Mr. President, thanks for the vision, the journey and the efforts. May the Lord and history remember you for good!

]]> By: Kacoo http://clintonafrica.org/2007/07/18/my-commitment/#comment-407 Kacoo Sat, 21 Jul 2007 13:58:23 +0000 http://clintonafrica.org/2007/07/18/my-commitment/#comment-407 It really makes a difference to hear the stories of people being helped, not just in being saved from tragedies, but also helped to achieve their goals in life. When I was in high school I talked to a man on a bus who was from South Africa. He explained that there was a great controversy about excluding the word "apartied" from dictionaries. He said that if people do not have a word for injustice then they cannot name what is harming them. Similarly, the word "ubuntu" expresses something we can all know more about. Our best wishes to Ntombizethu. He seems like a very nice young man and we all wish him well in organizing his group to help orphaned girls at his school. It really makes a difference to hear the stories of people being helped, not just in being saved from tragedies, but also helped to achieve their goals in life.

When I was in high school I talked to a man on a bus who was from South Africa. He explained that there was a great controversy about excluding the word “apartied” from dictionaries. He said that if people do not have a word for injustice then they cannot name what is harming them.

Similarly, the word “ubuntu” expresses something we can all know more about. Our best wishes to Ntombizethu. He seems like a very nice young man and we all wish him well in organizing his group to help orphaned girls at his school.

]]> By: c. james http://clintonafrica.org/2007/07/18/my-commitment/#comment-351 c. james Fri, 20 Jul 2007 19:35:11 +0000 http://clintonafrica.org/2007/07/18/my-commitment/#comment-351 your trip is most important for all of humanity. Africa peoples have for a long time been forgotten by the developed world. Pres. Clinton You have already made a difference in the minds of millions. The world is already a better place because of your efforts. As a poor black american You are the best President we ever had. Cyril your trip is most important for all of humanity. Africa peoples have for a long time been forgotten by the developed world. Pres. Clinton You have already made a difference in the minds of millions. The world is already a better place because of your efforts. As a poor black american You are the best President we ever had.
Cyril

]]> By: nat komba http://clintonafrica.org/2007/07/18/my-commitment/#comment-319 nat komba Fri, 20 Jul 2007 15:09:40 +0000 http://clintonafrica.org/2007/07/18/my-commitment/#comment-319 HI SISTER yOUR COMmitment is great to see you with the heart of helping others is great is serves as a challenge to others.I have also engaged my self to help destitute needy children in sierra leone.Children whose parents suffered in the 10 years of rabel war.If we all in africa should immitate our brother bill clinton to help others that will be remarkable.Weather we have little or plenty it will serve as a model to others.Those who benifit from our help will noe remain the same as they were and that will go long in their lives.Through our organisation we have help a lot and today they can boast of being in school can boast of having good clothing,proper medical services.You are a model to be immitated. Nat komba sierra leone HI SISTER
yOUR COMmitment is great to see you with the heart of helping others is great is serves as a challenge to others.I have also engaged my self to help destitute needy children in sierra leone.Children whose parents suffered in the 10 years of rabel war.If we all in africa should immitate our brother bill clinton to help others that will be remarkable.Weather we have little or plenty it will serve as a model to others.Those who benifit from our help will noe remain the same as they were and that will go long in their lives.Through our organisation we have help a lot and today they can boast of being in school can boast of having good clothing,proper medical services.You are a model to be immitated.
Nat komba
sierra leone

]]> By: Kathy http://clintonafrica.org/2007/07/18/my-commitment/#comment-274 Kathy Fri, 20 Jul 2007 08:31:09 +0000 http://clintonafrica.org/2007/07/18/my-commitment/#comment-274 <p>Zethu what a strong, brave young woman you are:)<br /> My belief has always been that every child has a right to a roof over their heads, a warm bed, & good food in their tummies, & medical care. (I will continue to advocate that)<br /> Though you lost your parents in human form, I truly believe they are there with you (like guardian angels) watching over you:)<br /> When I was a child I wanted to save the world, but as I got into my twenties I realized I couldn't possibly do that, so I've had to settle for saving my little corner of the world. We are raising our granddaughter, I care for the feral cats in my neighborhood. We are helping a family that the dad just got laid off. We care for the wildlife in the woods behind us, donate to the humane society and I'm a huge animal activist. The State we live in is sending our jobs overseas so though our lives are not as hard as the people of Africa, we are struggling.<br /> God Bless You<br /> Kathy</p> Zethu what a strong, brave young woman you are:)
My belief has always been that every child has a right to a roof over their heads, a warm bed, & good food in their tummies, & medical care. (I will continue to advocate that)
Though you lost your parents in human form, I truly believe they are there with you (like guardian angels) watching over you:)
When I was a child I wanted to save the world, but as I got into my twenties I realized I couldn’t possibly do that, so I’ve had to settle for saving my little corner of the world. We are raising our granddaughter, I care for the feral cats in my neighborhood. We are helping a family that the dad just got laid off. We care for the wildlife in the woods behind us, donate to the humane society and I’m a huge animal activist. The State we live in is sending our jobs overseas so though our lives are not as hard as the people of Africa, we are struggling.
God Bless You
Kathy

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