Appendixe 1:
Make 5 millions history
He said they're afraid
He said let them die, suffer and kill each other
They're responsible for their actions
They should live in poverty and mourn everyday
Another came and shouted more than 4 millions died
More women are raped and children pay the price for the previous generation
Now parents bury children while before they expected the contrary
How many more will suffer and die
O HIV, poverty, diseases where do u come from?
O jealousy, division and fear where do u come from?
Stop dreaming millions of dollar
Stop dreaming abundant life while you speak but not practice
Stop hating each other while our babies died and women raped
We're all losers until fear become our enemy
You all wana lead, you all wana give orders
You all wana criticise, you all wana enjoy a prosperous life
You all wana kill each other for money
You all hate the country, you don't love each other
She said you speak what you don't practice
Distracted while darkness is reigning in your towns and cities
Babies cry because they don't drink or eat
Women mourn because their voices are not heard
Who is the man? Who will serve the nation?
Who will make these voices heard?
More than 4 millions died, let them rest in peace
Dead smiling is an honour
Because the next generations will be safe, fit, protected and proud of the UN, G8, EU and the rest of the World for what they have done for Congo
Mike Benedi Sudi Am mba
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Appendixe 5: Open letter to Sen Barack Obama
July 20th, 2008
Dear Mr. Sen. Barack,
It's an honor to write this letter to congratulate you as the symbol of the end of can't word raising the hope of many individuals who don't believe in change.
Reading your book that I found very powerful, very inspiring and for sure forgiving on page 49 up to 50 in Dreams from my father (2004), I was touched by your awareness of Africa's poverty as a continent and that the aim of this message especially for the DRC and the continent in general.
I was at the Arlington National Cemetery to pay my respect to the brave American soldiers Known and unknown killed in Wars. I assisted to the changing of the guard's ceremony. It was an honor also to visit the former president Kennedy Gravesites, here is a powerful sentence I found:... '' And so my fellow citizens of the World. Ask not what America will do for you but what together we can do for the freedom of a Man.''
In this sense the research estimation of people killed in the Democratic Republic of Congo is 5 millions. These wars are provoked by men but children; women have paid the highest price.
The rapes, the HIV, the Hunger, Malaria, Illiteracy and other more problems are the consequences of these continuous conflicts.
Sir, I've watched Rev Jesse Jackson comment ''talking down on blacks'' while you spoke about responsibility of Blacks people towards their families, I've watched as well your plan to end the War in Iraq, your European Tour, the American economy plans (taxes, Gas, Energy crises...) and more. I have to admit that you are a hero to complete dreams that was once impossible but now possible. I wish Dr Martin Luther King, Jr was alive to see these achievements of powerful young generation.
I am sure Mr. Nelson Mandela is proud of this generation too.
Around 150 billions dollar spent in Irak, 62 millions dollar is the money raised by the song:'' we are the World'' for African famine or Hunger, the ex president Clinton's foundation spend millions against malaria, poverty in general...Looking at these numbers, you can understand that the USA help and spend millions every year to fight Hunger, diseases, injustice in Africa.
As a believer, I believe that you can make more changes not as a black president but as the future president of the United States of America and as a citizen of the World fighting for the freedom of a Man.
Please sir, look at the DRC conflicts to end, Africa development and peace in your Agenda so as these women, children full of shame, horror, rejection, terror, anger, guilt, pain can put a smile on their faces and avoid genocide in the future. In this way we will avoid another Genocide of Rwanda, another Holocaust.
I understand the difficulties to achieve a lasting peace not only in the DRC but also in Africa, I know how complex the problems of this country are but for sure change, I believe in. Impossible is nothing.
Thank you for your time and the consideration given to this message.
Sincerely
Sudi Am mba
July 20th, 2008
Dear Mr. Sen. Barack,
It's an honor to write this letter to congratulate you as the symbol of the end of can't word raising the hope of many individuals who don't believe in change.
Reading your book that I found very powerful, very inspiring and for sure forgiving on page 49 up to 50 in Dreams from my father (2004), I was touched by your awareness of Africa's poverty as a continent and that the aim of this message especially for the DRC and the continent in general.
I was at the Arlington National Cemetery to pay my respect to the brave American soldiers Known and unknown killed in Wars. I assisted to the changing of the guard's ceremony. It was an honor also to visit the former president Kennedy Gravesites, here is a powerful sentence I found:... '' And so my fellow citizens of the World. Ask not what America will do for you but what together we can do for the freedom of a Man.''
In this sense the research estimation of people killed in the Democratic Republic of Congo is 5 millions. These wars are provoked by men but children; women have paid the highest price.
The rapes, the HIV, the Hunger, Malaria, Illiteracy and other more problems are the consequences of these continuous conflicts.
Sir, I've watched Rev Jesse Jackson comment ''talking down on blacks'' while you spoke about responsibility of Blacks people towards their families, I've watched as well your plan to end the War in Iraq, your European Tour, the American economy plans (taxes, Gas, Energy crises...) and more. I have to admit that you are a hero to complete dreams that was once impossible but now possible. I wish Dr Martin Luther King, Jr was alive to see these achievements of powerful young generation.
I am sure Mr. Nelson Mandela is proud of this generation too.
Around 150 billions dollar spent in Irak, 62 millions dollar is the money raised by the song:'' we are the World'' for African famine or Hunger, the ex president Clinton's foundation spend millions against malaria, poverty in general...Looking at these numbers, you can understand that the USA help and spend millions every year to fight Hunger, diseases, injustice in Africa.
As a believer, I believe that you can make more changes not as a black president but as the future president of the United States of America and as a citizen of the World fighting for the freedom of a Man.
Please sir, look at the DRC conflicts to end, Africa development and peace in your Agenda so as these women, children full of shame, horror, rejection, terror, anger, guilt, pain can put a smile on their faces and avoid genocide in the future. In this way we will avoid another Genocide of Rwanda, another Holocaust.
I understand the difficulties to achieve a lasting peace not only in the DRC but also in Africa, I know how complex the problems of this country are but for sure change, I believe in. Impossible is nothing.
Thank you for your time and the consideration given to this message.
Sincerely
Sudi Am mba
Open letter to the Congolese Nation.
Toronto, Canada September 15th, 2008
from Mike Benedi Sudi Am mba
Thank you dear ladies and gentlemen, mothers and fathers, elders, brothers and sisters for your words. For Your support together with the service you've rendered to our country with all humility, and I know what that means, also know what you have done and because of that, has given me a brighter future from my birth, my education, my culture, my dream, and my passions... and has made me more proud and gave me a sense of belonging that created a place which I occupy in your hearts.
It's because of your love for me and love of our country that I am standing as one of the proud 66 millions Congolease.We need to make a difference and I know that each of us can make a difference, which all of us ought to try. No frontier is beyond our reach if we are united and not divided.
On August 26th, 2008 and September 10th, 2008, I wrote 2 open letters respectively to the President of the Democratic Republic of Congo His Excellency Joseph Kabila and the President of National Assembly Hon Vital Kamerhe.
In these 2 letters I suggested my plan on both spiritual and natural aspect for our country to have peace, to be prosperous and blessed.
What we need to know is that if we are not alerted of our past history, and current situation of curses, poverty, continuous conflicts...we will still be ignorant and victims.
It's not time to make the matters worse, it's not time to hate our country, but it's time to take actions for peace, for the reconstruction of our blessed country Congo.
My books How to build a lasting peace in the DRC, and Is the DRC poor? Was a result of deep researches to reach what seems to be impossible in Congo, but soon to become possible this century. I believe nothing is impossible.
A good quote from my father Sir Amissi Mbaluku Benedi says: “There is no crown without a cross”. From both my uncles Dr Raha Mugisho and Sir Carol Mugisho, my pastor Bujiriri Eugene, my brother Bishop Silver Benedi Matanda Am mba, my family Benedi Am mba, from Prophet Tyghana Boka Djembo, Dr Lucien Bampili Nzali, Rev Jack Maluma, Rev Elie Kabongo, Sir Evariste Shamamba and other friends' supports and prayers for my political ambition for the Congo not as a new president but as a patriot and a servant of Congolese nation, which will always encourage the dream we hold in our hearts.
This is a dream, that someday we will tell our children that this was the time when we healed our nation, the time we built our country. The time that Congo rises to live in security, full of hope, of life, united, and full of patriots...we all know how to reach this dream. By bringing together constructive actions, strengthening patriotism and constructive ideology and philosophy.
So I am your servant, one of the proud Congolese and patriot who is asking for your hands. I am asking for your help. I am asking for your hearts. And if you will stand with me in the days to come-if you will stand for our actions so that our children may have the same chance that somebody gave us, if you'll stand to keep the Congolese dream alive for those who still hungry for opportunity, thirst for justice, peace, blessings, rich and powerful DRC, if we will stop being victims of illegal exploitations of our natural resources, victims of mental slavery, victims of discriminations, victims of wars, victims of inferiority and mediocrity...then we will reach our dream.
As a believer and a Christian I know:
''All authority comes from God'' (Romans 13:1 and 1 Peter 2:13)
So with all humility I know that our president His Excellency Joseph Kabila will agree with me and will support me.
I want to thank pastors, priests, religious and traditional leaders, businessmen, the army, the Senate, the parliament, politicians, the Media, youths, Women, elders, Educational institutions (primary, secondary, universities) leaders, the European Union, the United Nations, the West, Israel...and other individuals friends, NGOs, churches for their support to accomplish my duty as a citizen of the World bringing my part for the Freedom of man.
God bless Congo, God bless Israel, and God bless Benedi.
Mike Benedi Sudi Am mba
Email: mikebenedi@hotmail.com
How to build a lasting peace in the DRC:
http://www.authorhouse.com/BookStore/BookStoreSearchResults.aspx?SearchType=smpl&SearchTerm=am+mba
To God be the Glory
Toronto, Canada September 15th, 2008
from Mike Benedi Sudi Am mba
Thank you dear ladies and gentlemen, mothers and fathers, elders, brothers and sisters for your words. For Your support together with the service you've rendered to our country with all humility, and I know what that means, also know what you have done and because of that, has given me a brighter future from my birth, my education, my culture, my dream, and my passions... and has made me more proud and gave me a sense of belonging that created a place which I occupy in your hearts.
It's because of your love for me and love of our country that I am standing as one of the proud 66 millions Congolease.We need to make a difference and I know that each of us can make a difference, which all of us ought to try. No frontier is beyond our reach if we are united and not divided.
On August 26th, 2008 and September 10th, 2008, I wrote 2 open letters respectively to the President of the Democratic Republic of Congo His Excellency Joseph Kabila and the President of National Assembly Hon Vital Kamerhe.
In these 2 letters I suggested my plan on both spiritual and natural aspect for our country to have peace, to be prosperous and blessed.
What we need to know is that if we are not alerted of our past history, and current situation of curses, poverty, continuous conflicts...we will still be ignorant and victims.
It's not time to make the matters worse, it's not time to hate our country, but it's time to take actions for peace, for the reconstruction of our blessed country Congo.
My books How to build a lasting peace in the DRC, and Is the DRC poor? Was a result of deep researches to reach what seems to be impossible in Congo, but soon to become possible this century. I believe nothing is impossible.
A good quote from my father Sir Amissi Mbaluku Benedi says: “There is no crown without a cross”. From both my uncles Dr Raha Mugisho and Sir Carol Mugisho, my pastor Bujiriri Eugene, my brother Bishop Silver Benedi Matanda Am mba, my family Benedi Am mba, from Prophet Tyghana Boka Djembo, Dr Lucien Bampili Nzali, Rev Jack Maluma, Rev Elie Kabongo, Sir Evariste Shamamba and other friends' supports and prayers for my political ambition for the Congo not as a new president but as a patriot and a servant of Congolese nation, which will always encourage the dream we hold in our hearts.
This is a dream, that someday we will tell our children that this was the time when we healed our nation, the time we built our country. The time that Congo rises to live in security, full of hope, of life, united, and full of patriots...we all know how to reach this dream. By bringing together constructive actions, strengthening patriotism and constructive ideology and philosophy.
So I am your servant, one of the proud Congolese and patriot who is asking for your hands. I am asking for your help. I am asking for your hearts. And if you will stand with me in the days to come-if you will stand for our actions so that our children may have the same chance that somebody gave us, if you'll stand to keep the Congolese dream alive for those who still hungry for opportunity, thirst for justice, peace, blessings, rich and powerful DRC, if we will stop being victims of illegal exploitations of our natural resources, victims of mental slavery, victims of discriminations, victims of wars, victims of inferiority and mediocrity...then we will reach our dream.
As a believer and a Christian I know:
''All authority comes from God'' (Romans 13:1 and 1 Peter 2:13)
So with all humility I know that our president His Excellency Joseph Kabila will agree with me and will support me.
I want to thank pastors, priests, religious and traditional leaders, businessmen, the army, the Senate, the parliament, politicians, the Media, youths, Women, elders, Educational institutions (primary, secondary, universities) leaders, the European Union, the United Nations, the West, Israel...and other individuals friends, NGOs, churches for their support to accomplish my duty as a citizen of the World bringing my part for the Freedom of man.
God bless Congo, God bless Israel, and God bless Benedi.
Mike Benedi Sudi Am mba
Email: mikebenedi@hotmail.com
How to build a lasting peace in the DRC:
http://www.authorhouse.com/BookStore/BookStoreSearchResults.aspx?SearchType=smpl&SearchTerm=am+mba
To God be the Glory
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