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World Powers Split Over US Plan to Punish Syria
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September 07, 2013 4:24 AM
The Group of 20 split down the middle Friday on the question of supporting the United States in punishing Syria's government for apparently gassing civilians two weeks ago in Damascus. VOA's James Brooke reports that as the G-20 meeting ended in St. Petersburg, the White House released a statement endorsed by U.S. President Barack Obama and 10 other world leaders.
VIDEO: Group of 20 cleaved down the middle Friday on question of supporting U.S. in push for strikes against the Syria's government.
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James Brooke
September 06, 2013 4:33 PM
The Group of 20 split down the middle Friday on the question of supporting the United States in punishing Syria's government for apparently gassing civilians two weeks ago in Damascus.
As the G-20 meeting ended in St. Petersburg, the White House released a statement endorsed by U.S. President Barack Obama and 10 other world leaders. It said: "The world cannot wait for endless failed processes that can only lead to increased suffering in Syria and regional instability. We support efforts undertaken by the United States and other countries to reinforce the prohibition on the use of chemical weapons."
Obama said his next step will be to appeal directly to the American people in a televised address from the White House on Tuesday. The U.S. president is seeking approval from the U.S. Congress for air strikes against Syria's military.
In Russia, he said the world cannot stand by while weapons of mass destruction are used against civilians.
"Failing to respond to this breach of this international norm would send a signal to rogue nations, authoritarian regimes and terrorist organizations that they can use W.M.D. and not pay a consequence - and that's not a world we want to live in," the American president told reporters.
Making a case
The statement backing U.S. action was endorsed by the leaders of Australia, Britain, Canada, France, Italy, Japan, South Korea, Saudi Arabia, Spain, and Turkey.
During his 24 hours in St. Petersburg, the American president stressed that military action will be limited to punishing the government of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad for gassing civilians.
"Gassing innocent people, delivering chemical weapons against children, is not something we do," he said at the press conference. "It's prohibited in active wars between countries, even more so against children, and we've got to stand up for that principle."
Obama repeatedly refused to say whether he would order air attacks against Syria if Congress does not vote to authorize use of military force.
In St. Petersburg, the American president repeatedly was countered by Russian President Vladimir Putin - in a 20-minute one-on-one meeting Thursday night, and at group meetings of the world leaders.
Putin presses point
At Putin's press conference, he listed the countries that supported his position of non-interference.
"Who was categorically against?" he asked. "Russia, China, India, Indonesia - I draw your attention, the largest Muslim country in the world in terms of population - Argentina, Brazil, South Africa."
While several countries are against U.S. action, the Russian president also took what are increasingly minority positions: casting doubt that chemical weapons were used and saying that, if they were, it was opposition fighters who used them.
"I assume that everything that happened with the so-called chemical weapons, is a provocation by the fighters, who are counting on to their side, on the help of those countries who from the beginning supported them," said Putin. "That's the whole point of this provocation."
A reporter asked the Russian president if Russia would send military aid to Syria in the event of an attack by the United States.
"Are we going to help Syria?" asked Putin. "We will. The way we now help. We supply weapons, we cooperate in the economic sphere. I hope there will be more cooperation in the humanitarian sphere."
Russia's reprisals
Earlier in the week, the Russian leader suggested that if the United States attacks, the Kremlin would consider completing delivery of sophisticated S-300 air-defense missiles to Syria.
Russia's support of Syria's government is so rock solid, that the Obama administration has little hope of winning support in the United Nations Security Council.
Russia has vetoed three Syria resolutions in the Security Council. On Thursday, U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Samantha Power said: "Russia continues to hold the Council hostage and shirk its responsibility."
With the world divided and congressional support in doubt, the American president seems to face an uphill battle to forge ahead with air strikes.
Russia's President Vladimir Putin, center foreground, gestures as he walks by U.S. President Barack Obama, front row second right, as he takes his place at a group photo outside of the Konstantin Palace in St. Petersburg, Russia, Sept. 6, 2013.
U.S. President Barack Obama, right, walks with Germany's Chancellor Angela Merkel prior to a group photo of G-20 leaders outside of the Konstantin Palace in St. Petersburg, Russia, Sept. 6, 2013.
An image of U.S. President Barack Obama drinking out of a paper cup is shown on a large screen in the media center of a G-20 summit in St. Petersburg, Russia, Sept. 6, 2013.
British Prime Minister David Cameron speaks during a media conference after a G-20 summit in St. Petersburg, Russia on Friday, Sept. 6, 2013.
Russian President Vladimir Putin (C) arrives for the family picture event during the G20 summit in St. Petersburg, Sept. 6, 2013.
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September 07, 2013 11:40 AM
What a disgusted world!
I do not undersatnd this thing : When people is killed in syria everyday,nobody wants to stop that.And when Syria uses chemical weapons (no proof up to now),the democratic USA seeks to attack it because their use is forbidden and by the way send a signal to the others.
the life of people is not important but the way how we kill them counts!!!
September 07, 2013 10:01 AM
Just let's call them world powers and get their heads swollen. What's special about the so-called big five? Their diplomatic navigation is so raw, their leverage so poor, and their intellect so timid. There is nothing good anymore in them to preserve humanity and its dignity. All the big five is good at is selfish economy pursuit, corrupt of morals and change - even when not necessary. The UN should abrogate the security council unit and let the Secretary General's office do the work it presently does. In fact, the office of the security council is an unnecessary duplication, a clog in the wheels of the UN and an avenue for the permanent members to perpetrate and defend evil done by their respective power blocs and alliances.
Leroy Padmore
Jersey City
September 07, 2013 3:42 AM
President Obama we support you, we stand with you in any decision you make in bringing peace and stability to the region. America has the strongest military in the world as we speak. there is no country in this present world that can defeat America. and that is the true. Israel bomb Syria three times in this year, the last bombing was in the heart of Damascus, what did Assad do ? nothing. Assad cannot even defeat the rebels in his Country, how can he fight America? nonsense. America has some doomsday weapons that the world has not seen, with all that power that America, do you think America will sit the for so call Russia to try nonsense with her? you are out of your mind. We need to teach those dictator a lesson. enough is really enough. we cannot sit there as the father of democracy and see these things happening and do nothing, enough is enough. Assad must go. Syria is not his father farm. There are lot of Syrians who are educated and are capable to run Syria. I am not surprised of Mr. Putin decision, cuz He is a dictator, every election he won the so call election. what kind of mess is that? Is he the only one the Russian people love to rule them? He is criminal like Assad, Cuz every election he ricks the election, that is why he supports Assad. God Bless our Troops, God bless America, and God Bless President Obama.
riano baggy
September 07, 2013 1:45 AM
US can't strike Syria without accurate prove we don't like as bush' administration
opinion to striked Iraq without accurate prove. Wait statement form UN investigation, we sure any countries can agree to make sanction to Syria gov if proved they use chemical weapons to killed civil citizens.
September 07, 2013 12:53 AM
Very good Obama. i like your position.we cannot stand still and look a government causes deaths of over 100,000 civilians. we are human and we must do st to save this.
Leroy Padmore
Jersey City
September 06, 2013 11:54 PM
Every President of the United States has taken an oath to defend the Country in the time of war, And As a Commander in Chief of the Arm Forces of America, Mr. Obama has the right to declare war. And let us be clear here Syria and Iran are enemies to America. They have made their intention to America and the world, that death to America, death to Israel. and we cannot sit here and denied it. We support Mr. Obama for ant military strike against Syria and anyone poses a threat to our Country and our way of life. If you don't like America, don't come here. America is coming for you. be it who. It is not late yet, it is time that America act. Mr. Putin is bad example to the Russian people and to himself. He of all should be doing the right thing, instead he always opposed America. Mr. Putin is a dictator himself. So we don't expect him to do the right thing. He is suppressing the Russian people, He is not a good man. God Bless America, God Bless President Obama.
James P Clugston
September 06, 2013 10:28 PM
First of all, let's get this straight. Obama is the one who wants to strike Syria, NOT THE USA. We as a nation of people did not approve of the last 2 wars, and I have to believe that we don't need yet another war.
Second. No proof that the chemical bomb was drop by the Syrian government. Putin ask for proof....none was given.
Third. The rebels have Extremist, including Al-Qaeda terrorist. Now, we know that these people don't care about life, as we found out 9/11/2001. At this point, I can't rule out that these extremist set off the bomb themselves.
In the end, by entering this war, on either side, the only people to lose is American people. Not that my vote counts for anything, but I vote no.
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September 07, 2013 6:17 AM
Its not that the suicide bombers don't care about life they think that they will go to heaven in the Islamic religion if they die for their country. It doesn't matter even if they are doing something that is wrong or harmful towards others they think what they are doing for their country is a good thing.
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September 07, 2013 1:30 AM
Assad must be stopped at all costs. Anyone who sits back and does noting is allowing atrocities and genocide. It's time to put the hammer down and serve assad his long awaited justice for his crimes. Of course there is crimes on both sides but assads was supposed to be representing the nation, instead he has destroyed a good portion of it and murdered thousands. I would like to see assad hanged for his crimes, regardless who else is up next in the seat for their government. So many Syrian Army Forces have been defecting for 2 years, more even now, they refuse to murder civilians and destroy every city, town, village in Syria. Good on them, god bless the Syrian people!!!
Shameful President
September 06, 2013 9:36 PM
In a speech today at the G20 Summit in Russia, President Barack Obama stated that members of Congress should listen to their voters but ultimately should act on their own, against their constituency, in order to make a decision that is "right for America."
Segment begins at the 27:45 minute mark.
Obama made this revealing statement after a journalist asked, "One of your closest allies in the House said yesterday, 'When you've got 97 percent of your constituents saying no, it's kind of hard to say yes.' Why should members of Congress go against the will of their constituents and support your decision on this?"
"Now, with respect to Congress and how they should respond to constituency concerns, you know, I do consider it part of my job to help make the case and to explain to the American people exactly why I think this is the right thing to do," Obama said. "It's conceivable that at the end of the day, I don't persuade a majority of the American people that it's the right thing to do and then each member of Congress is gonna have to decide, if I think it's the right thing to do for America's national security and the world's national security, then how do I vote?"
"And you know what? That's — that's what you're supposed to do as a member of Congress. Ultimately, you listen to your constituents, but you've also got to make some decisions about what you believe is right for America."
In short, Obama will try to influence Americans into supporting his war, but failing that, Congress is supposed to just ignore the vast majority of voters against the war and approve military action in Syria.
As Obama implied, members of Congress should represent themselves rather than the voters who placed them in office, especially when Obama's aims run contrary to the demands of the American people.
This is right in line with a senior State Department official's earlier statement that "the president's decision to take military action in Syria still stands, and will indeed be carried out, regardless of whether Congress votes next week to approve the use of such force."
As we reported yesterday, Congress members across the nation are being overwhelmed by unprecedented opposition towards a war in Syria.
"I'm told the phone calls are 9 out of 10 against a strike in Syria, from my constituents in Kentucky," said Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.)
Rep. Matt Salmon (R-Az.) told the National Review that out of the 500 voters who called his office recently, 498 of them adamantly wanted to stay out of Syria.
Anti-war sentiments are prevailing in both major parties.
"I can tell you 99 percent of the calls coming to my office are against it," Maryland Democratic Rep. Elijah Cummings said to MSNBC.
It is interesting to note that in 2012, 76% of his district voted for Obama.
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Florida, USA
September 07, 2013 3:42 AM
What a revealing statement from our President. Yes, the Congress should vote their conscience keeping in their mind who elected them and why they were sent to DC. Seems like we will go through a charade of debating, but my mind is already made up. So, dont bother. After all, what are you going to do to me as I am not up for reelection attitude from the President. But, the congress and the Senate, I hope realize in thier own wisdom that they may be reelectable. Vote no folks and show that you first of all care for the public opinion and you can do great service to our Country. Please dont make all what our forefathers have faught for to make US a beacon of democracy would bave been wasted. If public opinion does not matter, what would be the difference between us and the questionable kings and dicators we have around the middle east? How can any of us sit and listen to this President and go along with whatever he is going to do, if we dont matter? It is sad that this President is living in a bubble with a bunch of advisors, who probably are far from the public. For them, perhaps the only contact they have with public is through their pollsters and through the computers and some data. America used to mean hope and freedom to the world. With the pathetic leadership and gridlock we have seen in the last decades is only fast forwarding us towards becoming irrelevant. Mr. President- you want to leave a legacy, dont listen to your advisors, dont live in an imaginary world and address our own problems, economy to education to our veteran's welfare. Bring some average joe to advise. you will be amazed, how many of us really care and will give diverse, but honest views. Otherwise, your Presidency is likely to be remembered as the one of the worst.
September 06, 2013 7:34 PM
I'm 67 years old. I fought in the Vietnam War in 1968. I came back to a country that deeply opposed the war. And in time, I was disgusted with our government for sending me and thousands of others to Vietnam. As I write this comment I can say that our government is as disgusting now as it was back in my war days. Bush lied about Iraq having weapons of mass destruction. We have bullied other nations to adhere to our way of life. We have killed hundreds of thousands of fathers who were defending their country against America. We have left over a million orphans since 1968 to fend for themselves. As I write this comment, I remind myself of the evil we have done. Iraq is near a revolution as Sunnis and Shia are killing each other daily. This was Bush's lie. Afghanistan is out of control. America has paid a heavy price since my day until now. Our government has put us in many conflicts, too many lives lost, too many have lost their limbs etc. while our congress sit at their desks conjuring up ways to fight someone else' war. And while we are fighting these wars most of our congress get rich by their inside trading. There is no moral compass in our government. Now these hypocrites will vote on Syria. For us to go and fight in Syria is madness. Even one bomb could lead us into a much worse situation. Remember this, all and I mean all politicians have their own agenda. Most will lie to the American public. Our government was corrupt back in my day and it is still corrupt today. I'm 67 years old and nothing has changed. Have a wonderful day.
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September 06, 2013 10:16 PM
Well said.
M Rana
September 06, 2013 7:17 PM
USA should take lesson from the Iraq war decisions. It was a wong a decissios and that cost is paying by IraqI people even today. In the Saddam period of 30 years, as per western govt., info, there were some 50000 people had being killed. But after USA lead wrong war, since then, more than five times of people already lost their lives and even today, in avg., 50 people are dieing. Beofre attacing Syria, again with a wrong decission( may be), USA should get punished for its wrong decission based on the wrong info that Saddam has weapons of mass-destruction. USA should feel shy about its intellignet info and its system. OR. it was a intentional wrong info!!!
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Semp,don't you remember your 3 rd grade lessons on how America was discovered by God fearing people.
The Indians love them and brought them food ,even teaching them how to grow corn.They all danced around the campfires at night after they prayed together.The Indians were eager to learn of the true God who love them all.
As the new world became crowded the Indians decided to move west so the whites would have more room.
In time, Andrew Jackson got the army to help them move to the Oklahoma territory .He did this because he wanted them to have a better place to live.The supreme court didn't want him to move them but because he was a God fearing man and loved the Indians he did it anyway.
As more time passed the God fearing Christians decided the Indians needed and even better places to live and created reservations for them.This was all done out of Christian love. After all Jesus was Lord.
I want everyone to know I have no personal knowledge of Roger's drinking problem.
I was just going by a post of rogers.He said that he ,like GWB ,was saved by a wife who stood by him during his past problems.
I may have ,in error,believed he was talking about a drinking problem because GWB was an admitted drunk.
dakins,who labels anyone a Christian???
If you call yourself a Christian, go to a Christian church, represent a Christian Government. proform task in the name of the Pope.in the absents of JC himself calling you a Christian, something he never was, you have to believe these people were doing things as Christians.
BTW: who labeled you as a Christian? I fine some of your post are unchristian like.
Roger,have a nice Independence day.
Roger,the point is a simple one.
People are a lot more alike then you think.Christains are no better than others. Saying "Jesus is lord" doesn't make a person good or bad.
You think you take the moral high ground and refuse to acknowledge other peoples right to disagree with you.
The truth is Jesus,if he even lived,died 2000 years ago,and is still dead.
The folks who killed out the American Indians were indeed Christians. That is not up for debate, it's a fact. Had they all been agnostics I am sure they would have done the same.
The problem isn't that I think Christians are bad it's your thinking they are better than others.
You don't come any closer to living according to the teaching of Jesus,than I do.
I also understand you have had drinking problems ,in the past, and give your faith credit for "saving you.It was you and not your faith that deserves the credit.
You need to think before you go on another crazy rant.
Semp,you remind me of Southerners I talked to in the 60s,They would say thing like'I don't understand these trouble maker trying to stir up the Blacks[only they used the N word ]we treat our "N" with the respect and kindness ,as long as they know their place.
Kind of reminds me of one of the GOP front runners"some of the Mexicans are decent, I guess"
Nike,Apple could stop child labor abuse overnight,if they chose.
Oh Roger,for every Christian missionary there were hundreds of Christians trying to wipe out the Indians.
Get a grip. The Buffalo slaughter was aimed at wiping out the Indians.The trail of tears was designed to kill thousands, and it did. Remember Roger, these genocidal programs were all preformed by "good Christians".
The difference between you and I is I have facts on my side .
Roger,when was adultery illegal in America?
Semp,you don't think apple,nike and other American corps don't.know child labor is used and abused. It's also condoned by the Chinese government. Surly you don't believe otherwise.
As for prison labor, yes there are still" chain gangs' in places like Ariz.I don't have a problem with it.
Roger,if one thinks "Jesus is Lord" and the" devil can quote"are they sane?
Derrick,you need a mental check up.
First ,I never sais anything about "in the name of greed". That was roger.
As for all the animals you say Indian made extent. You need to read further.
The infestation of Indians with small [ox wasn't always accidental. Also the White Indian conflict killed millions of Indians.
Again ,you need to read your history.
Roger,I see Semp gave you another history lesson.You never give up do you.You pretend you love everyone and don't hate.Your life is a lie.
Most "Christians" who came to the new world weren't missionary,but a good number of them murdered in the name of Jesus.Your trouble with the truth is stunning.
I do agree there are a lot of abused children in the world and abuse of children is sanctioned by many governments.
BTW:Looks like your Christian buddy is living in 60s,in the south.
You do know my people weren't killed right off the bat.It was a slow process. They were discriminated against first. Killing was just the final step.
randy,Why am I here?Because I want to be and I will post what I want.I don't tell you what to post so shut up,dummy.
I was on this board long before you and will be here long after you go broke.
Yes,you can always find an Indian if you want to build a casino.
Myself and members of my family have had DNA testing and the findings are interesting.It looks like some American Indian tribes have a lot more European DNA than can explained by cross breeding with white people
Oh yes Roger,Those pure christians couldn't do any harm. A tribe in NM ,just one example, had the right leg of every male amputated,by the Spanish, because they weren't Christians.
It's you roger who thinks Christians are pure , and know the only way.
Your ignorance is your bliss. Millions have been murdered in the name of Jesus, by Christians.
Your ignorance of history is obscene.
Yes,Semp,just one more competitor.
The native tribes and the white Europeans had the same low moral standards.
What kind of people kill millions,drive them on reservations,give them blankets containing Small pox and completely destroy their civilization? All done in the name of a GOD.
But these couldn't of been Christians because Christian never harm others.
I need some suggestions on who these killers were.They were from Spain, France, Portugal and England.
When you hear from God that's he offended, please let up know. Of course, you don't need to hear from him.
It's in your book of fiction.
If there was a GOD, of all the people, , he wouldn't be offended.
If you believed in human dignity you wouldn't be offended . The very idea you are better than others is offensive.
Dakine ,Bull. You see all the" moral decay",worldwide unrest and all that other stuff.If that's what you see you are blind.
"Moral decay" and unrest has been going on for thousands of year.Will maybe not in the "New World" that moral decay ,murder and unrest didn't start until the Christians got there.
You need to peddle that stuff to real ignorant people.
Don't worry, when you die you will be dead forever,
Roger,I could care less what NASCAR does.I have zero interest in it.
Unless there is a good wreck, it's just traffic making left turns.

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ASYLUM seekers have written to the government outlining their concerns about living conditions on Manus Island, as reports emerged of a Christmas Eve scuffle at the detention centre.
The asylum seekers' letter says the heat and dust is affecting those in the Papua New Guinea centre badly and one woman with asthma has twice become unconscious, the ABC reports.
"If there's one particular theme that runs through it, it's, 'How long are we going to be on Manus Island? We need an answer to when our processing is going to begin and how long we're going to be on Manus Island'," Ian Rintoul of the Refugee Action Coalition told the broadcaster.
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- Children's club
- Pets allowed (dogs only)
- 1 per room (up to 5 kg)
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free self parking (limited)
- Accessible parking
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- All-inclusive rates available
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In the hotel
- Children's club
- In-room childcare (surcharge)
- Free buffet breakfast daily
- 3 restaurants
- Bar/lounge
- Poolside bar
- Number of outdoor pools - 5
- Indoor pool
- Health club
- Tennis on site
- Full-service spa
- Spa treatment room(s)
- Nightclub
- Children's pool
- Sauna
- Arcade/game room
- Billiards or pool table
- Number of meeting rooms - 6
- Meeting rooms
- Computer station
- 24-hour front desk
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Hair salon
- Luggage storage
- Wedding services
- Elevator/lift
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- Designated smoking areas
- Rooftop terrace
- Garden
- Terrace
- Library
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- Air conditioning
- Minibar
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Pillow menu
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Sofa bed
- In-room massage available
- Balcony
- Private bathroom
- Shower/tub combination
- Bidet
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- 32-inch LCD TV
- Pay movies
- Satellite TV channels
- Desk
- Phone
- Daily housekeeping
- In-room safe
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
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All-inclusive room rates at H10 Rubicón Palace are available. These rates are higher because they include onsite food and beverages in the room rate (some restrictions may apply).
Despacio Thalasso Centre has 2 treatment rooms. Services include massages, facials, and body treatments. The spa is equipped with a sauna, a spa tub, a steam room, and Turkish bath/hammam. A variety of treatment therapies are provided, including aromatherapy, hydrotherapy, and thalassotherapy.
DiningJanubio - This buffet restaurant specializes in international cuisine and serves dinner only.
El Volcan - This restaurant serves dinner only.
El Velero - This restaurant specializes in Italian cuisine and serves dinner only.
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Cash transactions at this property cannot exceed EUR 2500, due to national regulations. For further details, please contact the property using information in the booking confirmation.
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Safes in guestrooms can be used for EUR 2.70 per day
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Pupils gathered in the school playground to mark out the word teach. Pic from Camille Shah
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School pupils have given their support to an international campaign to make sure children around the work get an education.
Schoolchildren from Kingsbury High School have their support to the Send All My Friends to School campaign.
As part of this year's appeal pupils around the country aim to highlight to world leaders that children with disabilities are the ones missing out most on their right to an education.
Last week Year 7 pupils were shown videos of Send My Friend to School's national campaign video, which starred Kingsbury High School and The Village School pupils.
At the end of the day pupils gathered in the school playground to spell out the word 'teach'.
Teacher Sarah Purtill said: "Students had the chance to reflect on how important education is and how many doors are open to them with an education.
"Seeing our students becoming passionate global citizens is a real inspiration, watching them become engaged and empowered acts as a reminder that we can work together to ensure that one day every child will have access to primary education."
Kingsbury High School has been supporting the international education campaign for the last eight years.
In 2000 world leaders agreed the target of having universal primary education by 2015, but according to the campaign with only a year to go 57 million children still out of school.
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Kingsbury High School pupils get behind international education campaign Send My Friend to School
It's all very well giving a child an education, but it's often the parents in many parts of the world that need to be educated. They need to be educated that their daughters are not just there to breed, by marrying them off as soon as they leave school without them repaying their debt to society.
I'd rather these children didn't go to school, it would save us all a lot of money. It's strange KHS didn't tackle this issue, as this occurs on their own doorstep!
I'd rather these children didn't go to school, it would save us all a lot of money. It's strange KHS didn't tackle this issue, as this occurs on their own doorstep!


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I was surprised that the circuit lights on the box stay lit when the bike is off. At first, I thought I had it hooked up wrong...
Watch it for a few minutes to check the time delays. Mine has a 2-step time delay before it shuts off fully (almost). My ignition signal comes from my bike (1200GS), which stays live for 90 seconds after key off. After that, the PDM60 has a 180 second delay before it shuts off. I have to watch my bike for nearly 5 minutes before the PDM60 shuts down.
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My battery will drain after a week or so if I don't connect to the tender. I expect these issues are tied together somehow.
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The Houston Astros recently signed Ronny Cedeno and announced on Sunday that he will be the teams shortstop to open the season. Cedeno spent almost all of spring training with the St. Louis Cardinals attempting to win the starting gig there when Rafael Furcal became sidelined. Pete Kozma earned the starting spot with the Cardinals while Cedeno was released. The team is also looking to trade utility player Tyler Greene who had been viewed as an option at short before the Cedeno signing. Greene had a rough spring committing four errors and compiling a .167 average. J.D. Martin was optioned to Triple-A in a related move.
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It will be a meeting of undefeated women's basketball teams in the first round of the Gulf Coast Showdown in Naples, Fla.
The Mississippi State Bulldogs and Grand Canyon Antelopes both put 5-0 records on the line today when they meet at 5 p.m. inside Germain Area for the post-Thanksgiving matchup.
An opportunity to face an unbeaten squad is something the Bulldogs anticipate.
No one has ever questioned how important the Egg Bowl is to Mississippi State head coach Dan Mullen.
From day one, he has made a point to make his feelings known about the Magnolia State rivalry.Â
On Wednesday, Mullen took it to another level for his Bulldogs.
"(The players) would rather win this game than go to a bowl game," Mullen said on Wednesday's Southeastern Conference teleconference.Â
The Starkville Yellowjackets fell short of their goal in winning their second-straight football state championship this season.
That doesn't mean that coach Jamie Mitchell is any less proud of what his team was able to accomplish.
Starkville finished with a 9-4 overall record and 6-1 in Class 6A, Region 2 that was good for second place.
It appeared that the Mississippi State men's basketball team had already mentally checked out, and were getting ready for its Thanksgiving meal.
It nearly cost the Bulldogs a game.
MSU pulled together in the second half as it survived upset-minded Jackson State 58-56 Wednesday afternoon inside Humphrey Coliseum.
Volleyball player Dani McCree came for an official visit to Mississippi State a few short years ago.
Upon their arrival, her mom Dana told her do not commit until you have seen everything, but it did not take much for McCree to fall in love with her future home.
After starting 3-0, Mississippi State head coach Rick Ray felt his team had developed big heads.
Last season saw a Bulldog team lose more than they won, and the 3-0 start was a welcomed start.
MSU was brought back down to reality after an 87-68 loss to Utah State on the road on Saturday.
It was not a good first 4 minutes of Tuesday night's basketball game for the Mississippi State women.
The Bulldogs had only scored six points during that stretch and trailed visiting Savannah State Tigers 7-6.
With a trip to Naples, Fla., looming and a bus ride to Birmingham, Ala., taking place immediately following the game, MSU head coach Vic Schaefer knew that might present a problem.
The Battle for the Golden Egg rivalry between Mississippi State and Ole Miss touches many people from all corners of this great state.
It not only impacts those living in Starkville or Oxford, but there's an interest from Tupelo, to Jackson, to Hattiesburg and to the Gulf Coast.
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When asked about his coach at French Camp, quarterback Jesse Hosket replied with the words "more than a coach."
That one statement seems to transcend any description that could be made about Nathan Wright and his role at French Camp. Sure he is the one running the football program, but he is also doing so much more.
When it comes to the Egg Bowl, Mississippi State head football coach Dan Mullen is a huge fan of it being on Thanksgiving night.
The Bulldogs and Rebels of Ole Miss met on Thanksgiving night from 1998-2003 as it was picked by ESPN to be nationally televised.
The two programs return to the national stage this Thursday on Thanksgiving night for the first time in 10 years.Â