Anderson Cooper Full length Bono, K'naan Somalia famine interview
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Uploaded by deecee10000 on Aug 10, 2011
Anderson Cooper reporting from Africa on Somalian famine interviewing Bono and Somalian singer K'Naan.
http://www.cnn.com/video/?/video/world/2011/08/10/ac.bono.knaan.intv.cnn
Lots of organizations taking donations. Below is a list of some.
UNICEF
WorldVision
Bono's ONE
Oxfam
SaveTheChildren
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Bono cares, he always does. He always helps. He is an awesome person. We should live by his example. Very frustrating to not be about to help. We waste so much food , throw so much food away. We are the people that are not thankful, we have to have the best. These babies are dying , crying and starving every day. Think about the next time you throw food away or put a fork in your mouth.
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@1pennsy Blaming will not help get the necessary food and supplies that are desperately needed at this moment. When something like this happens, human beings must come together, put aside our differences and focus on what is important. This many people and kids dying of starvation is senseless in today's world. Please help educate people you know and encourage others to do the same. We can beat this.
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BONO is a Good man
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Want to donate? This is a non profit organization EARDF (East African Rural Development Foundation) website and I highly encourage you to donate. google it for the website and thank you for your help!
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@deecee10000 I've actually watch it TWICE already. Magnificent!! ;~) I adore Bono and Edge...and I really enjoyed the whole concert. The Columbian singer was great too. Nice to see something different. Love that Latin music!
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what is wrong with this world?...why can't we all just help each other?
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Food may be scarce and foreign investment even more so. It’s what’s known as “Cutting off your nose to spite your face.”
This isn’t lost on educated black South Africans, one of whom David Smith quotes as saying, "Malema for president? Never. I will personally kill him before that happens."
That’s certainly easier said than done. What may be more likely, sadly, is that Malema will kill his nation.
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Who says ONE MAN cannot make a difference? What Bono has done with his life is remarkable...we should all aspire to be a fraction of the person that this man is. God Bless and keep you safe so you can continue on with your humanitarian efforts.
motherocean24 4 months ago
@motherocean24 If you enjoy his music and haven't seen the "Decade of Difference" concert from Oct. 15th, I recommend that you watch it when you get a chance. All of the performers were excellent. I was actually brought to tears just watching this group of people and the audience, knowing that they really do care about helping the poorest of the poor throughout the world. I love them all for all they are doing.
deecee10000 4 months ago