The ONE Campaing

[5rca]

A tele trakce za na roko pa se pri nas ne da dobit al kako

Sem mislila če jih kdo misli nabavljat ker jih samo po 10 v paketu prodajajo na spletu, naj pove jst bi se tut pridružila z dolarjem, ma zaradi mene tut dvema

 

Sicer je pa kr...hudiča, šele veš en dolar pomeni kadar ga nimaš...in če ga nimaš nikoli tako kot nekateri ljudje na tem svetu nč jst upam da jim bo tale kampanja uspela, sj so Amerikanci ajd...tega ne bom komentirala k majo tko zmer neke take ideje k hit zrastejo pa tut hit spuhtijo ampak priznanje za trud pa jim je treba dat, nej jim uspe in naj uspe ljudem ki podpirajo tole

[cashy]

huh, američani so biznismeni brez primere...znajo povsod lončke pristavt...stavim, da jim bo tudi od te kampanje kaj v žep kapnilo...pol pa ajd na lov za novo idejo-seveda z istim ciljem

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se strinjam z vama, toda ce zelita preberita zadnje sporocilo, ki so ga poslali o uspehih kampanije!

[Volk K.L.]

Ja to je pa naslednji izziv, s katerim se bo svet soočal, pa tudi onesnaženje. Ta Live Aid se je sfižil, ker se mi zdi da je Geldof hotel preseči samega sebe. Če ne ne bi tolk nastopal po odru.

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dober dan ...po daljsem casu.... tokrat posredujem tele novice in zeli prijeten vecer.

v bodoce si (tistega ki zanimajo) lahko ogleda na straneh, ki so navedene na zacetku teme, ali pa se enostavno na novice naroci.

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Dear Friend:

 

 

In the fight against global AIDS and extreme poverty, there are historic opportunities when the world gathers together, rolls up our sleeves and works to find real, shared solutions to tough problems.

 

On September 14th, leaders from more than 170 nations will meet in New York City. At the very heart of this largest gathering of world leaders in history will be progress on agreed, international goals like getting every child into school, helping every community get clean water and fighting AIDS and malaria. Simply put, achieving these "Millennium Development Goals" would transform the hopes of a generation. Today, you can take a seat at the negotiating table - by asking President Bush to take advantage of the World Summit and forge an historic partnership to help Africa and the poorest nations overcome global AIDS and extreme poverty.

 

Sign on to the ONE letter to president Bush today, and ask him to do more to fight poverty at the World Summit.

 

Millions of lives depend on whether the nations of the world agree to a practical, measurable plan to accomplish these goals. America has already made strong commitments to fighting poverty, disease and corruption, but we cannot accomplish these alone - ask President Bush today to ensure that the World Summit produces a meaningful agreement that every nation, rich or poor, will do its part to help the poorest people of the world.

 

Please sign the letter to President Bush, and then ask 3 friends and family members to join you.

 

Over 1.5 million Americans are uniting as ONE across political and religious divides, supporting a commitment to work with other countries to overcome the emergency of global AIDS and extreme poverty. We need other nations, and they need us, to build a better future for us all. Reaching across differences, together, we can make poverty history.

 

Thank you,

 

 

The ONE Team

 

P.S. You can learn more about the World Summit and the Millennium Development Goals on the ONE.ORG blog.

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Dear Friend:

 

As our nation extends compassion and action to help those in the Gulf Coast, more than 170 world leaders are meeting today in New York to consider how we can also best help all of those most in need, around the world.

 

The World Summit began yesterday, reviewing progress on agreed, international goals like getting every child into school, helping every community get clean water and fighting AIDS and malaria. These 'Millennium Development Goals' have the power to transform the hopes of a generation in the world's poorest countries. After much debate, world leaders are now considering continuing what the recent G8 Summit in Scotland proposed in July, a compact for development based on debt cancellation, trade reform and increased development assistance to countries which practice democracy and fight corruption.

 

Even while our hearts and minds have been focused on the victims of Hurricane Katrina, tens of thousands of ONE supporters also took the time to write President Bush, asking him to attend the World Summit and reiterate America's support for making poverty history. President Bush did that in his speech delivered yesterday at the World Summit, pledging America's considerable energies toward achieving these goals. America standing by these measures will make a real difference.

 

Over the coming days, as the world watches, leaders will discuss how they can do their share to meet these important goals. Whether it is rich countries donating, or poor countries building clinics and schoolhouses and training teachers and nurses, together we have the opportunity to help nations to educate, treat and trade their way to better lives for all of their people.

 

If you want to learn more about real-life examples of effective international assistance and the Millennium Development Goals, you can tune in to 'The Diary of Angelina Jolie and Dr. Jeffrey Sachs in Africa' this Friday on MTV at 8pm.

 

Together, we are all ONE when it comes to confronting extreme poverty -- whether set on us by a storm, or with us every day because of the storms created by disease, famine, corruption or anything that creates the conditions that challenge human dignity. Together, we can be the voice that makes the difference.

 

Thank you,

 

 

The ONE Team

 

 

>>>President Bush Addresses United Nations General Assembly

>>>UN Millennium Development Goals Summit

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Verjetno ste izvedeli ze pri vesteh, toda vseeno podam, ker je zelo dobra in pomembna novica. Prvazaprav pa ne vem zakaj so tko dolgo cakali

 

 

Dear Friend:

 

We're writing to share another victory in the fight against global poverty: This weekend, 184 world leaders stood up and signed on to the G8 plan for 100% debt cancellation for 38 of the world's poorest countries. At Washington meetings of the World Bank and IMF, top officials agreed to a plan for up to $55 billion in debt cancellation, funding that will get kids in school, build health clinics and put clean water into more communities. 18 countries will be the first to benefit, and others will also in the near future.

 

What is debt cancellation? It means releasing poor countries from crushing debts, left over in many cases from loans stolen by corrupt dictators and negligent donors. It means honest leaders in some of the world's poorest countries will no longer have to choose between taking care of their people or repaying impossible debts. It means giving people the fresh start they need to create real opportunity and change lives.

 

From meetings in church basements to the millions who took part in the Live 8 concerts, over 1.5 million of you joined people around the world to demand real action on debt cancellation. This weekend's historic agreement is what ONE is all about: you raised your voice as ONE, and decision makers answered your call and did more to save lives in the poorest countries.

 

Would you like to invite a friend to be part of the next victory that makes a difference? Take a minute and ask them to join ONE today.

Now, your voice is more important than ever, because our work together isn't done - we have to make sure the details are decided and promises become action. ONE will be there, watching as rich and poor countries work together to make sure the savings from debt cancellation are put to good use to help the world's poorest people. Together as ONE, we're gaining momentum all the time - and helping to rebuild futures in Africa and around the world with every victory.

 

 

Thanks,

 

 

The ONE Team

 

 

P.S. Visit the ONE.ORG blog to learn more about the deal and how debt cancellation fights extreme poverty and global AIDS.

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Right now, the U.S. Congress is making critical decisions that will impact millions of lives and they need to hear from YOU.

 

Please send an email TODAY to Congress and ask our leaders to do more to win the fight against extreme poverty and global AIDS.

 

Decisions made in Congress really do have the power to change lives. Today, 350,000 people in poor countries are alive because America is fighting global AIDS and millions more lives will be helped by U.S. initiatives to fight poverty. This year, we have the power to do even more and support life-saving treatment for more than 500,000 additional people, by continuing to deliver medicines that help people live long enough to grow up healthy, raise children and crops and build businesses.

 

Click here to email Congress TODAY and let them know you support the Senate funding levels to fight extreme poverty, including $3.6 billion to fight global AIDS.

 

Its more important than ever that this doesn't come at a cost to other key poverty-fighting efforts.

 

Right now, Congress is considering funding for the next year and how to best spend each and every penny so that we can help the most people. The amazing thing is that some of the best ideas to beat global AIDS and poverty cost just pennies. For less than a dollar, a vaccine can save a life. For $5, a bed net can stop a child in Africa from dying every 30 seconds from something as small as a mosquito bite. We can turn back the tide on AIDS with something as simple as a pill that costs less than a dollar a day, treatment that helps people live and continue to care for their families and communities. And we can lift even more families out of poverty, only $60 a year keeps a child in school or helps an entrepreneur start a small business.

 

Send an email to Congress today - your voice will make the difference in increasing funding that saves lives.

 

To make sure your voice is heard, ONE has set up a website to help you easily and directly email Congress in Washington, DC. >From Tanzania to the Gulf Coast, as ONE, we can do more to change lives by helping people to help themselves.

 

Thank you,

The ONE Team

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Congratulations!

 

You and other ONE supporters sent close to 200,000 emails to Congress, and they listened. You asked for next year's budget to do more to beat extreme poverty and for $3.6 billion to fight global AIDS, TB and Malaria -- and we're making progress toward that goal. Congress has approved one piece of the budget including $2.8 billion to roll back these diseases in Africa and the poorest parts of the world, including $450 million for the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, TB and Malaria.

 

But we're not done yet. This week, Congress considers $100 million in another part of the budget called the Labor-HHS Bill -- funding that will allow the Global Fund to continue its work keeping people alive and preventing countless more infections.

http://www.theglobalfund.org/en/

 

Please email your Congressional Representatives today and ask them to let the Global Fund keep saving lives.

http://www.one.org/dia/organizations/one/c...mpaign_KEY=1274

 

In addition to providing life-saving treatment, America's contributions challenge other countries to do their share, as every U.S. contribution is matched by other countries - so that American money for the Global Fund saves three times as many lives! That's great value for money and real American leadership.

 

Together as ONE, we can fight back against these three killer diseases and transform the hopes of a generation in the worlds poorest countries.

 

Thank you,

 

The ONE Team

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Right now, Congressional negotiators are making decisions about The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, TB and Malaria and its life-saving work fighting these three killer diseases.

 

Right now, your Representative has the power to push those at the negotiating table to include critical funding that will make a difference to millions.

 

Please email Congress NOW and ask them to support including $100 million for the Global Fund in the Labor-HHS Appropriations Bill. http://www.one.org/dia/organizations/one/c...mpaign_KEY=1274

 

In addition to providing life-saving prevention, care and treatment, America's contributions also challenge other countries to do their share, as every U.S. contribution is matched by other countries - so that American money for the Global Fund saves three times as many lives!

 

Take one minute to email your Representative NOW and ask for their leadership in the fight against AIDS, TB and Malaria. http://www.one.org/dia/organizations/one/c...mpaign_KEY=1274

 

Together, these three preventable and treatable diseases kill 6 million people each year. Together, we can change that�as ONE, we can make the difference.

 

Thank you,

 

The ONE Team

 

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Today is World AIDS Day, and right now, over 350,000 people are alive because Americans like you asked our nation to do more to fight AIDS.

 

Thank you.

 

Together, we can and must do more. This is what an emergency looks like: every day in Africa, HIV/AIDS kills 6,600 people, 8,800 people are infected with the HIV virus and at least 1,400 newborn babies are infected during childbirth.

 

This World AIDS Day, we are fighting back-and we know what works. We can prevent, educate and treat. Right now, the U.S. is providing life-saving medicines to kids, mothers, fathers, farmers and teachers who hold the key to their nations' futures. Together, we have much farther to go. At the G8, leaders listened to your call and pledged near universal access to AIDS medicines by 2010. Let's keep up the positive pressure and make sure we keep the promise.

 

You can continue the fight against AIDS and poverty right now by adding your name to the ONE Big Noise letter and ask America to do more to save lives around the world.

http://www.one.org/campaign.jsp?campaign_KEY=1276

 

To mark World AIDS Day, we're also launching our first ONE podcast with Former President of South Africa Nelson Mandela, Bono of U2 and Chris Martin of Coldplay, along with members of the faith community, new music and an update on the good we're doing together. As ONE, we can tune in, take action and keep the promise - and make the difference to millions.

http://www.one.org/dia/track.jsp?key=14197...p://www.one.org

 

Thank you,

 

The ONE Team

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From the heartland to Hollywood, over 2 million Americans are wearing the white band in support of the ONE Campaign. Rock stars, mothers, farmers, actors, ministers and pastors, college students. You?

 

Stand up and join them: Get your ONE White Band today. https://store.one.org/donate.aspx

 

On December 10th, you can wear the white band and show you’re part of the fight against global AIDS and extreme poverty. On this final White Band Day of 2005, one of three days this year when people from America to Zambia unite in ONE voice, we can move a step closer to making poverty history by making trade fair.

 

Thank you for signing the ONE Big Noise letter and asking our leaders to do more to make trade fair. You’ve taken action to help the more than 1 billion people who live on $1 or less a day, people who work hard, play by the rules and want the same dreams we all have in common - to send their children to school, build thriving businesses and create hopeful futures. They can only have that opportunity if we level the playing field and make the rules fair - by making trade fair.

 

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Please email three friends now and ask them to join you and sign the ONE Big Noise letter.

 

World leaders took important steps at the G8 Summit in July and the World Summit in September. Now they must help make trade part of the solution to poverty, instead of one of the causes. As people around the world gather to mark White Band Day, leaders from around the world will also gather in Hong Kong to consider this opportunity to help millions lift themselves out of poverty by changing the rules of trade.

 

With only a week before world trade negotiations begin, join the ONE Campaign on December 10th by wearing your white band and asking friends to join you in signing their names to the ONE Big Noise. Let’s ask world leaders to change the rules of trade and put an end to extreme poverty.

- tellafriends -

 

Thank you,

 

The ONE Team

 

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Sploh pa, ce bi nas vec zelelo kupiti taksno zapestnico ali mikico, ipd...

se lahko organiziramo in narocimo 1 oaket in si stroske postnine razdelimo!??

 

Kdo je za?

 

 

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In 2005, we saw how American commitment to the fight against global AIDS and extreme poverty can change the world. Because of you, the U.S. made historic promises at the July G8 summit, agreeing to cancel crushing debts, double aid to Africa and even provide access to AIDS drugs for all who need them. 2006 is all about keeping our promises so these solutions become a reality for those most in need. If kept, we could save over 4.5 million lives a year by 2010all we need is your voice.

 

Sign a letter today and ask President Bush to keep the promise and fully fund the fight against AIDS and extreme poverty.

http://www.one.org/dia/organizations/one/c...mpaign_KEY=1278

 

In the next three weeks, the President will make crucial decisions about next years budget, including how America will best use our resources to help educate, feed and treat those most in need. As ONE, were asking that the U.S. give an additional 1% of our budget over the next five years so we can keep our life-saving promises to fight AIDS and poverty.

 

What could just one more penny of every dollar do? By giving an additional 1%, the U.S. would be able to help prevent 10 million children from becoming AIDS orphans and send 100 million children to grade school.

 

Sign the ONE budget request to President Bush today and let him know that America is serious about making the G8 commitments a reality for the worlds poorest people

http://www.one.org/dia/organizations/one/c...mpaign_KEY=1278

 

Thank you,

 

The ONE Team

[Guest sstane]

Kdo je za?

Vedno

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Today, Bono addressed the National Prayer Breakfast in Washington D.C., reaching across divides to ask policy makers and faith leaders to do more to beat global AIDS and extreme poverty and calling on the U.S. to give an additional 1% of the budget to this fight.

 

Should the U.S. take Bono’s advice and devote an additional 1% to beating AIDS and poverty?

 

Vote in an online poll now!

 

- http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/11146464/

- http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/11146046/

- http://www.one.org/blog/

 

Read more about the event on the ONE.ORG blog.

 

In a statement today, Bono said: "It must be an emergency when an Irish rock star is being invited to speak at the National Prayer Breakfast and the House Democrat annual retreat all on the same day. And it is. Because in this long day 6,500 Africans will die of AIDS and 110 million kids won't get to go to school. The good news is that politicians on both sides, and more importantly the people who elect them, are all joining as ONE against AIDS and the extreme poverty in which it thrives. The great news will be when the effective programs to beat AIDS and extreme poverty are finally fully funded."

 

Thanks,

 

The ONE Team

[Mateja]

... jaz pa sploh nisem vedla, da mamo to temo... sva z Dašo že nekaj časa članici (mava clo zapestnico 'one')

 

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uaaa kul!! kes jo dobila, kupila? jst bi jo tut... sam sm hotu takrat organizirat, da bi skupaj, za vec nas forumovcev kupil zapestnice... tako bi prisparali na postnini itn... pa sva bial samo s sttanetom za.

no, potem sem ostal le na klikanju (kot je recimo glasovanje zgoraj v podporo bono-tu in obvescanju tukaj).

[Mateja]

ja, midve sva nekaj prispevali in dobili potem zapestnice. Ti pošljem eno

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oooo hvala

ali sta prispevali kar na ONE.org ?

[Mateja]

ali sta prispevali kar na ONE.org ?

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kul.

[Mateja]

nov video

 

www.one.org

[Nordika]

nov video

 

www.one.org

 

Lepo

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kul!

 

Yesterday, we launched the new ONE campaign Click Spot, reaching millions on the internet and featuring some of the biggest names in music and Hollywood, including Tom Hanks, George Clooney, Brad Pitt, Jamie Foxx, Cameron Diaz, Kate Hudson, Penelope Cruz, Gwen Stefani, Dave Matthews, Coldplay, Sean P. Diddy Combs, 50 Cent and Bono!

 

Watch the spot premiere on ONE.ORG today!

 

You can watch the video and then take action today! Take ONE minute and sign a letter asking Congressional leaders to help fight AIDS and poverty!

http://www.one.org/dia/organizationsONE/on...petition_KEY=99

 

Like you, the famous faces featured are part of the fight against global AIDS and extreme poverty. From NASCAR races to church basements to Hollywood, Americans are working together to help save lives. Together as ONE, we can do even more.

 

Watch the new ONE video and then do your part by signing ONE letter to Congress today!

http://www.one.org/dia/organizationsONE/on...petition_KEY=99

 

Thanks,

 

The ONE Team

[Mateja]

www.one.org