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Reader comment on item: What You Can Do To Help Win the War on Terror

Submitted by Svetlanatchkah (United States), Mar 22, 2009 at 18:37

Dr. Pipes said:

"…giving generously to them. There are potentially many such organizations (including my own Middle East Forum) but, perhaps surprisingly, no single one exclusively and effectively devoted to strengthening governments in the war has yet emerged."…

Personally, I understand giving to MEF, as much as we can, imperative (It includes finding new ways to save in our own personal expenses towards donating the surplus to MEF- in addition to basic contributions-, performing extra works to have more financial resources to contribute to MEF, and fundraising within the realm of your own family).

Also, lobbying in our companies in matching programs, pledging match to MEF is another idea.

To financially contribute to MEF is like any other expenses (such as utility), without which ones cannot survive and/or further his/her life safely.

People have to understand that what MEF develops is gigantic, and in the midst of the current WW situation, its prevail is a miracle- for what its leader is a miracle- in my understanding.

When I contribute, I do not understand the contribution as "kindness" (like towards other organizations), but rather as obligation, in honor of the welfare and security of my own family, my beloved ones and ultimately the triumph of goodness in this world against evil Islamism.

MEF is our Oxygen and closely, the only hope we have.

You do not simply donate…You contribute as essential part of the engine.

You are part of the team.

Thanks

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