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Military Draft for Presidents' and Members of Congress's ChildrenIt is too easy for Congress and Presidents to fight wars with other peoples' children. This law would ensure that, when Members and/or Presidents, decide to go to war that their own children or grandchildren must fight it.2 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Paul Abrams
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STOP MASSACRE IN BURMAMyanmar has a Buddhist majority. The Muslim minority in Myanmar mostly consists of the Rohingya people and the descendants of Muslim immigrants from India (including what is now Bangladesh) and China (the ancestors of Chinese Muslims in Myanmar came from the Yunnan province), as well as descendants of earlier Arab and Persian settlers310 of 400 SignaturesCreated by Mohammad Islam
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End the War in SyriaSyria is going through a civil war. We need to help the civilians fight the government and end the Assad regime with force and military might.14 of 100 SignaturesCreated by James
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The Genocide in Myanmar/Burma must stop!Almost 30,000 minority members were slaughtered cold-bloodedly as part of a systematic, evil plan of ethnic cleansing minorities in Myanmar. This should not happen in the 21st century.135 of 200 SignaturesCreated by Dr Sam Itani
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Ban Leasing Kamehameha lands to GMO Corps.Hawaiʻi is connecting with other countries to stop the leasing of lands to grow GMO products to sell for profits that are not healthy for animals, plants and human consumption.17 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Rita K. Kanui-Gill
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Mit Romney a dual Citizen of Mexico and the USA?Mit Romney's daddy was born in Mexico. Legally in Mexican law that makes him a Mexican Citizen. That would make Mit a dual citizen of the USA and Mexico. Has Mit ever denouced his Mexican Citizenship?1 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Clyde McWhorter
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Mit Romney a dual Citizen of Mexico and the USA?Mit Romney's daddy was born in Mexico. Legally in Mexican law that makes him a Mexican Citizen. That would make Mit a dual citizen of the USA and Mexico. Has Mit ever denouced his Mexican Citizenship?2 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Clyde McWhorter
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Free Captain Paul Watson, Sea Shepherd7/20 - Today marks 68 days of Captain Paul Watson’s detainment in Germany on an outrageous, alleged charge of “a violation of ship traffic". Captain Watson has dedicated his life to saving whales and all living things in the oceans. This is another attempt to stop him from harassing those that hunt in the oceans. It is time to use the power of the USA to free him.5 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Maureen Kane
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Stop the Cuban political embargo blockWe Cuban Americans are tired of being stuck in the middle of a political game. We are paying lots of money to send packages to our families in Cuba. In order for them to be able to live and eat better, we have some to send them decent shoes, clothing to wear, also simple medications. This blockade has convert a beautiful island into a third world class country.2 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Anisia Ayon
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OUT OF AFGANISTAN BY 12/31/12MY PETITION IS ABOUT ENDING THE DAILY DEATHS, WOUNDED & COST OF THIS ILL CONCIEVED WAR !!!1 of 100 SignaturesCreated by PAUL M LATZ
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The End of War-making Is In Sight! Amend Our Constitution!War-making is obsolete. In today’s nuclear age it is also suicidal. The Women's International League for Peace and Freedom is currently campaigning for a Congressional resolution to bring a version of Article 9 of the Japanese Constitution as an amendment to the U.S. Constitution. Written by U.S. occupation forces in1946 Article 9 declares that Japan will never again make war. Japan has not made war in 66 years while growing to become an economic giant on the world stage. Not one soldier or civilian lost in combat. Not one war declared in that time. This is a legacy and an example for the world to follow. With Article 9 in our constitution, we and Japan can form a coalition to support the United Nations in abolishing war-making as a political and economic tool.77 of 100 SignaturesCreated by David Rothauser
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The Inhumane Treatment Of The Rohingya People By The Myanmar GovernmentThe Rohingyas are being denied statehood by their own government. They are being forced to move out of their homeland. The Myanmar Government does not recognize them as citizens of Myanmar. The Rohingyas have been living in West Myanmar for hundreds of years. They are being discriminated against because of their ethnicity and religion. I’m not a Rohingya. I’m doing this totally tor humanitarian reason. I became aware of the plight of the Rohingya during my stay in Bangkok Thailand in 2009 while I was there on a graduate study program in International Relations. Meeting some of the refugees from Myanmar helped me learn of their daily struggle. The academic discussions about the subject showed me the intensity of the humanitarian disaster. Now that the political and economic situation in Myanmar is improving, it is time for the Myanmar Government to start working on solving the problems of all the suffering minorities of Myanmar including the Rohingya. I call on the President of the USA Barack Obama, and the Secretary of State Hillary Clinton to take advantage of this opportunity in order to end the persecution of all minorities In Myanmar.62 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Salim M. Benmusad