I mean seriously, it's about time we the young people take this seriously. It's about time we stopped blaming politicians for greed and selfishness (yes they are selfish) and started doing something ourselves for us -- is that too hard to ask for.

George it's true, there are so many Africans I know of who cant afford $4 a year, even in SA. This ties well with $1-a-day Africans live on I've written about elsewhere (same thread). Let me commit first: I pledge minimum $4-a-year for 10 years towards the fund to alleviate poverty by creating jobs and empowerment projects. I pledge a business plan towards a foundation on the fund's project/s.

Time to ACT is NOW! Bush & Co are busy pursuing their "righting" stunt in Asia! What about you? Ignoring poverty is not the answer... "Over to you moderator and TIG (14,000) Members. What do you think!!!" (-geogias)

Those following hip-hop or similar culture know Arrested Development "Here have a dollar... in fact no brother man have two... Two dollars mean a snack to me but it means a big deal to you." is that too hard to understand?

-shoks
ps: learn more about this, check discussion thread entitled "TIGAid for the Poor" make your view known and refuse not to be counted. Do something!