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i assume all those stars donate a million or two to the cause from their own pockets?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.was that before or after he ate his blackcurrents and red cherries with cream in the vip area that he demanded if he were to make an appearance at the concert! i mean, we can have a celeb starving now when his fee per film will cancel out a small percentage of third world debt!
I think the stars are tight, they think there presence is enough to influence spending, i think one of the most nicest is Bill Gates who always donates (although admittedly he is worth billions). recently he donated out of his own personal funds a �497 million cheque to a british AIDS research fund that is hoping to find a cure and medicines to ease the suffering in africa. He has also set up several funds worth millions to build and develop schools in poor countries. We need more influential people like him that the governments want to keep sweet on the case.
You are being harsh, I think, shaneystar. Elton John donates a fiar amount apparently as does, damn, forgotten who I was going to say - and that's not sarcasm. But I think there is much given anonymously.
I'm cross I missed Brad Pitt as I'd have liked to have heard the pomposity I could imagine him coming out with. Personally I think he should put some of his money into taking out acting lessons.
Why is everyone obsessed about Brad Pitt; I brought him up simply as an example. I now regret it, poor guy; as stevie said how do we know what he does with what he has, anyway it's his business and no-one else's. MargeB said, he gave up his time and that's more than what others have done. The ?er (yes, bobtheduck) is questioning in general.
ESCENA, 20 years was a long time ago when people like Geldof, Elton John were bringing the problem to the fore. We have been made aware of the problem for a long, long time and not because of any how flown politician or all-caring government has wanted to DO something about it. You don't trust their motives! What can they want? EJ is a hit in himself, BG has been well-known for over 20 years and they both sell w/out this media hype...
problem with africa is they havent anything that we want and havent the money to build anything we want so our countries struggle to find anything to help them, what i mean is that the gulf states do well cos they have oil that western G8 worlds want! and not only have they got it but they have the money and basic infrastructure to sell it to us and use that money to build better infrastructures, in africa they havent anything to the scale of that and with debts, they cant spend money producing something to sell to the G8 countries(creating jobs and therefore income for their people) and because of this the governements fall into survival of the strongest competitons, where the strongest literally wipes out the competiton!
What they need is democratic governements who are advised, taught and educated by G8 governements on how to learn how to run the basics of a country, then relieve them of the debt burdens so they can start building an economy, and then G8 countries have the companies that can go out there set up workable industries and tourism trades etc benefitting more money for our own countries, but also helping a country become more appealing to trade and industry and therefore jobs and incomes for its people.