Comments on: My Journey has begun http://clintonafrica.org/2007/07/19/my-journey-has-begun/ Sun, 06 Jul 2008 21:31:19 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.1 By: Dear http://clintonafrica.org/2007/07/19/my-journey-has-begun/#comment-1983 Dear Wed, 24 Oct 2007 03:45:22 +0000 http://clintonafrica.org/2007/07/19/my-journey-has-begun/#comment-1983 Dear Mr Clinton, I have been an active Volunteer HIV AIDS Awareness Campaigner in Kenya and around the Lake Region through the Pastor Machage Memorial Hospital.The area is greately affected and I believe your intervention would be greately appreciated.We are loosing the war and WE NEED YOUR HELP! Dear Mr Clinton,

I have been an active Volunteer HIV AIDS Awareness Campaigner in Kenya and around the Lake Region through the Pastor Machage Memorial Hospital.The area is greately affected and I believe your intervention would be greately appreciated.We are loosing the war and WE NEED YOUR HELP!

]]> By: Reuben Olaguer http://clintonafrica.org/2007/07/19/my-journey-has-begun/#comment-1669 Reuben Olaguer Sun, 19 Aug 2007 13:19:20 +0000 http://clintonafrica.org/2007/07/19/my-journey-has-begun/#comment-1669 Today, Aug 19 is your birthday Mr. President and I can only wish a much longer life for you to achieve your longing for a safe, peaceful and progressive mankind. Happy Birthday President Clinton. Today, Aug 19 is your birthday Mr. President and I can only wish a much longer life for you to achieve your longing for a safe, peaceful and progressive mankind.

Happy Birthday President Clinton.

]]> By: Ken http://clintonafrica.org/2007/07/19/my-journey-has-begun/#comment-1660 Ken Sat, 18 Aug 2007 06:16:38 +0000 http://clintonafrica.org/2007/07/19/my-journey-has-begun/#comment-1660 Mr. Clinton I am a Consertative, I support whole heartedly what you are doing in Africa. I may not have agreed with everything you did as president, but you were by far one of the most charismatic, and had the rare ability to speak to the younger generation. Conservitive or liberal, all should agree that what you are doing is a great thing. HIV is raveging the poulation of an entire continent. Civil war and Ethnic clensing have left there scars on the people. New and emerging diseases, poor sanitary conditions, poverty and the loss of industry, all play a part in Africas future. Your work there can only lead to good things happening. Keep up the great work and May your journeys be safe and bring the promise of hope to those you help Mr. Clinton
I am a Consertative, I support whole heartedly what you are doing in Africa. I may not have agreed with everything you did as president, but you were by far one of the most charismatic, and had the rare ability to speak to the younger generation. Conservitive or liberal, all should agree that what you are doing is a great thing. HIV is raveging the poulation of an entire continent. Civil war and Ethnic clensing have left there scars on the people. New and emerging diseases, poor sanitary conditions, poverty and the loss of industry, all play a part in Africas future. Your work there can only lead to good things happening. Keep up the great work and May your journeys be safe and bring the promise of hope to those you help

]]> By: Anna Hankins http://clintonafrica.org/2007/07/19/my-journey-has-begun/#comment-603 Anna Hankins Fri, 03 Aug 2007 23:30:12 +0000 http://clintonafrica.org/2007/07/19/my-journey-has-begun/#comment-603 Mr. President: I've missed you. I've talked to many, many people who feel exactly the same way. When you were our leader the U.S. had a much better relationship with the rest of the world. And I see that you are still doing your part to help, to listen, to effect change. What fabulous work your foundation does. But, since I read your autobiography, I know that it's just par for the course for you, because you CARE. Thank you, sir, so much. Anna Mr. President:

I’ve missed you. I’ve talked to many, many people who feel exactly the same way. When you were our leader the U.S. had a much better relationship with the rest of the world.

And I see that you are still doing your part to help, to listen, to effect change. What fabulous work your foundation does. But, since I read your autobiography, I know that it’s just par for the course for you, because you CARE.

Thank you, sir, so much.

Anna

]]> By: Wendy Diegel-Breen http://clintonafrica.org/2007/07/19/my-journey-has-begun/#comment-586 Wendy Diegel-Breen Wed, 01 Aug 2007 17:05:01 +0000 http://clintonafrica.org/2007/07/19/my-journey-has-begun/#comment-586 You are changing our world for the better. Thank you. You restore my faith in mankind and humanity. You are changing our world for the better. Thank you. You restore my faith in mankind and humanity.

]]> By: macaulay http://clintonafrica.org/2007/07/19/my-journey-has-begun/#comment-584 macaulay Wed, 01 Aug 2007 11:14:22 +0000 http://clintonafrica.org/2007/07/19/my-journey-has-begun/#comment-584 Dear Bill, You are the best friend of the the down trodden in africa and indeed the entire world. i pray for your continued good health so that you can sustain your unprecedented work to improve the lot of a people without hope. enjoy your stay in africa macaulay Dear Bill,

You are the best friend of the the down trodden in africa and indeed the entire world. i pray for your continued good health so that you can sustain your unprecedented work to improve the lot of a people without hope.

enjoy your stay in africa

macaulay

]]> By: Jerry Hagedorn http://clintonafrica.org/2007/07/19/my-journey-has-begun/#comment-547 Jerry Hagedorn Fri, 27 Jul 2007 04:37:18 +0000 http://clintonafrica.org/2007/07/19/my-journey-has-begun/#comment-547 <p>Dear President Clinton:</p> <p>I am a 73-year old woman in Tacoma, WA blogging for the first time. It is an honor to make you my first blog addressee. My husband Jim and I have been supporters of you and Hillary since he heard you speak at a Tacoma City Club meeting in summer '91. You were attending a DLC meeting in Seattle at the time. We are thankful that there are people like you and Hillary in the world and are inspired by the work that both of you are doing to make our country and world a better place. <br /> Several years ago Jim listed three things he wanted to do before he died. One (the most distant) was to visit your library in Little Rock. And so we did(!) in June '05. Such an inspiring place! We hope the Foundation will publish calendars again in the future!</p> Dear President Clinton:

I am a 73-year old woman in Tacoma, WA blogging for the first time. It is an honor to make you my first blog addressee. My husband Jim and I have been supporters of you and Hillary since he heard you speak at a Tacoma City Club meeting in summer ‘91. You were attending a DLC meeting in Seattle at the time. We are thankful that there are people like you and Hillary in the world and are inspired by the work that both of you are doing to make our country and world a better place.
Several years ago Jim listed three things he wanted to do before he died. One (the most distant) was to visit your library in Little Rock. And so we did(!) in June ‘05. Such an inspiring place! We hope the Foundation will publish calendars again in the future!

]]> By: Josie. http://clintonafrica.org/2007/07/19/my-journey-has-begun/#comment-577 Josie. Fri, 27 Jul 2007 02:55:00 +0000 http://clintonafrica.org/2007/07/19/my-journey-has-begun/#comment-577 <p>Dear Mr. Clinton,</p> <p>The work your Foundation is doing in Africa right now is so important, and the publicity that your project is generating is such a boon to helping to bring awarness to the many different situations in Africa today. How will the Foundation continue this work following your journey home, and how might we -- as students and young professionals -- contribute to your efforts?</p> <p>Safe journey, and many thanks,<br /> Josie.</p> Dear Mr. Clinton,

The work your Foundation is doing in Africa right now is so important, and the publicity that your project is generating is such a boon to helping to bring awarness to the many different situations in Africa today. How will the Foundation continue this work following your journey home, and how might we — as students and young professionals — contribute to your efforts?

Safe journey, and many thanks,
Josie.

]]> By: Mike Huensche http://clintonafrica.org/2007/07/19/my-journey-has-begun/#comment-544 Mike Huensche Thu, 26 Jul 2007 20:16:12 +0000 http://clintonafrica.org/2007/07/19/my-journey-has-begun/#comment-544 Dear Bill, I would like to thank you for the work that you have done on a variety of projects. There is still a lot to do in Africa and to protect the global climate. I wish you good luck with your future endeavours and look forward to read your next news update. Thank you for your leadership. Stay safe. Best wishes Mike Dear Bill,
I would like to thank you for the work that you have done on a variety of projects.
There is still a lot to do in Africa and to protect the global climate.
I wish you good luck with your future endeavours and look forward to read your next news update.
Thank you for your leadership. Stay safe.
Best wishes
Mike

]]> By: I would not like to disclose my identity because of the nature of my story http://clintonafrica.org/2007/07/19/my-journey-has-begun/#comment-543 I would not like to disclose my identity because of the nature of my story Thu, 26 Jul 2007 20:05:24 +0000 http://clintonafrica.org/2007/07/19/my-journey-has-begun/#comment-543 Dear President Bill Clinton, I have tried to follow your journey in the medial but there is nothing on the news. Regardless, I hope we shall be able to learn afterwards how your visit has been. Surely the purpose of the journey is more important and may those who are benefiting from this trip of yours live to see another brighter day like many others in the more developed countries. Thank you for showing us that the value of human life is the same; no matter what continent. May God Bless you and the team that is helping you with the good work. Dear President Bill Clinton,
I have tried to follow your journey in the medial but there is nothing on the news. Regardless, I hope we shall be able to learn afterwards how your visit has been. Surely the purpose of the journey is more important and may those who are benefiting from this trip of yours live to see another brighter day like many others in the more developed countries. Thank you for showing us that the value of human life is the same; no matter what continent.

May God Bless you and the team that is helping you with the good work.

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