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1 An Introduction

2 Young boy looting, Port-au-Prince, Haiti

3 Darfur portraits

4 Beslan school siege, Russia

5 Aids orphan, South Africa

6 U.S. marine in ambush, Ar Ramadi, Iraq

7 Refugee woman cares for her son, Darfur

8 Iranian immigrant in protest against proposed Dutch asylum laws Netherlands

9 Inside tornadoes, Germany

10 China; factory for the world

11 A question remains. Are these our issues? Consider the following…

12 In 1 year we buy $18 billion of make-up But…

13 Reproductive health care for all women in the world would cost only $12 billion.

14 In Europe and United States they spend $17 billion on pet food annually But…

15 Elimination of hunger and malnutrition globally would cost only $19 billion.

16 Globally we spend $15 billion on perfumes But…

17 Universal literacy would cost only $5 billion.

18 Globally we spend $14 billion on ocean cruises But…

19 Clean drinking water for all would cost $10 billion.

20 Europeans spend $11 billion on ice cream every year But…

21 immunizing every child on the planet would cost $1.3 billion.

22 I’ll ask again… Are theses our issues?

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