Brad Pitt is “Just Awesome”

guli thank you. I believe the arrogant even it looks good on him!

173
susie Says:
——————————————–
The Game,with M.Douglas and S.Penn,Panic Room with J.Foster and the latiest one is Zodiac with J.Gyllenhaal.

OK, folks this is an FYI— since I am a memeber I just received this email. If you are not interested please ignore….

Date: Thu, 1 Mar 2007 16:58:50 -0500 (EST)
From: “Genocide Intervention Network” Add to Address Book Add Mobile Alert
Yahoo! DomainKeys has confirmed that this message was sent by genocideintervention.ccsend.com. Learn more
To: julsroberts12@yahoo.com
Subject: Congratulations: February Successes in Darfur Activism!

Anti-Genocide Activists

Thanks in part to your efforts, February saw a range of successes in the fight to stop the genocide in Darfur. Congress earmarked $50 million for African Union peacekeepers, the International Criminal Court named two Sudanese officials accused of war crimes, the targeted divestment movement is growing rapidly across the country and a new “anti-genocide hotline,” 1-800-GENOCIDE, was launched.

$50 Million for Peacekeepers in Darfur

In mid-February Congress passed House Joint Resolution 20, earmarking a crucial $50 million for the African Union peacekeeping force in Darfur. A day later, President Bush signed the legislation.

This action came about as a result of sustained pressure by activists like you and reflects the ongoing strength of the Darfur movement around the country. However, violence continues to rage throughout both Darfur and surrounding regions, and as we move towards an expanded peacekeeping force additional funding is imperative.

Congress will soon be discussing the 2007 Emergency Supplemental Appropriations Bill that will distribute additional funds for peacekeeping. This bill is crucial to the success of the African Union’s peacekeeping efforts. Stay tuned over the next several months for more information. Your voice continues to be needed to help protect civilians in Darfur.

ICC Announces Accusations Against Two War Criminals

On Feb. 27, the International Criminal Court named the first two Sudanese officials accused of war crimes in Darfur (Janjaweed militia leader Ali Kushayb and Sudanese Humanitarian Affairs Minister Ahmed Haroun). These accusations represent a crucial first step in the pursuit of justice for the victims of the genocide. However, we must ensure that all the perpetrators of genocide are held to account. Even more importantly, the international community must take action to ensure that the indicted officials are brought to trial.

Sudan Divestment Movement Expands

The targeted divestment movement continues to gain momentum across the United States. Thanks to the extensive efforts of grassroots activists, Americans are fighting to ensure that their state’s dollars are not invested in foreign companies that fund the genocide.

In the past two months, legislation has been introduced in the state legislatures of Colorado, Hawaii, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Maryland, Massachusetts, Minnesota, North Carolina, Rhode Island, Texas, Vermont, Virginia and Wisconsin.

Visit the Sudan Divestment Task Force to check the status of divestment in your home state. Send an e-mail to divestment@genocideintervention.net to join the movement and make sure that your tax dollars are not used to fund genocide.

Anti-Genocide Hotline Debuts!

Also this month, the Genocide Intervention Network launched a toll-free anti-genocide hotline. This is a permanent tool that will connect you with your governor, representative, senators or the White House. You will have the option to choose which elected official you would like to address and then you will receive a summary of the most up-to-date issues before being connected to their office. Call 1-800-GENOCIDE now!

Visit the website for details on the latest talking points and to sign up to receive important updates.

Thank you for all your efforts, and we look forward to continue working with you over the next few crucial months!

Warm Regards,
Colin, Ivan and the rest of the GI-Net team

Forward this newsletter to friends. You can also browse the archives of the GI-Net newsletter.

Forward email

I have a feeling that CC is kind of neutral in this so called triangle - she is friend of __ (they did the sit-com together for 10 years) but not so against of Brad and his family. We can see this from her recent action in GG and also based on what she said in the famous VF interview.

To tell you the truth, when I watched the “Frends” as early as in 2000, I did not like __ but I liked CC (I thought CC’ acting was not so good but she gave good vibes).
I think CC is kind of nice woman.

181
Meli Says:

March 1st, 2007 at 7:28 pm - flag comment
I just found in Bradforums this beautiful photo from Angie’s trip to Chad.I wish it was bigger.That woman is an angel.
http://i65.photobucket.com/albums/h203/gomapyr/chad1.jpg

************************

Wow, she looks soo beautiful. and for some reason, my eyes is tearing. oh angie…you’re such a sweetheart. Please keep doing the things you’re doing.

#
156
Meli Says:
March 1st, 2007 at 6:55 pm - flag comment

152
susie Says:

I also feel that the Academy completely snubbed Brad. Every critic thought he should at the very least be nominated, and no, just a snub. Whatever Academy people!:-P
———————————————————–
One of the most credible critics in Greece commented about Brad being out of the Oscar’s nominations:”Why is the best Brad Pitt of all time out?”The question remains.
—————
Of course you are talking about Dimitris Danicas right Meli? I read his commentary too. Man that guy can rip anyone apart in a heart bit but I have never read not even one bad word about Brad from him. I mean not even about the Ocean 11 and 12 or Troy. Not a slight bad word. He has always flattering things to say about him. Personaly I think he has a little crush on Brad… :lol:

90Early Review Says: 104Early Review #2 Says
——-
thanks for posting ‘em over here. I so cannot wait.

160Meli Says
——
haha thanks. I’ll be quiet :roll:

168Juno Says:
—–
495angelah Says:
March 1st, 2007 at 7:07 pm - flag comment
456
Juno Says:
All I can recall is summer/fall of 2005 or something like that.
——–*******
Hiya over there! how’s everything with you? Please we(from back then) still remember you. Hey the period that youve provided is the same as mine…2 years! Well I hope all is well with you & yur fam. btw are you moving to sd? lol i kid.

OT: San Diegans
Ken Cinema (Adams Avenue) will be showing God Grew Tired of Us this Friday.

Fincher was a guest star in an episode of Courtney Cox’s show, maybe he’s friends with her.
——
Interesting.

Meli, bluemoon and Lola #1-

Yep, the Academy certainly has “issues” and that is my nice way of putting it. I usually watch it for the clothes and emcee. Loved Ellen but I thought the women looked horrible this year, except Helen Mirren, she looked nice. If I was an actor I would rather get a GG, at least the ceremony looks fun. :lol: JMHO

Thank you Guli, I always giggle when I read “janjaweed”, I picture all these outlaws with a big joint in their mouths listening to Bob Marley.

Perhaps, David Fincher will help direct or fund CC’s show! I hear “Dirt” is doing bad, is that true???? I won’t tune in to see X and CC kiss!!!!

192
susie Says:
March 1st, 2007 at 7:39 pm - flag comment
************
Hated most of the dresses this year–I thought everyone saved the best for last? In my opinion, most of the attendees looked better during the Golden Globes.

I thought I was the only person who found the word “janjaweed” funny in the same manner. I’m glad I’m not alone in my silliness :)

Hi JoliePitt good to “see you” Jesse James of course! How are you?

181
Meli Says:

March 1st, 2007 at 7:28 pm - flag comment
I just found in Bradforums this beautiful photo from Angie’s trip to Chad.I wish it was bigger.That woman is an angel.
http://i65.photobucket.com/albums/h203/gomapyr/chad1.jpg
=====================================================

Thanks for sharing the pic Meli. When I watched the video, I just cried as human being and a mother. Children suffering gets me each and every time.

I can imagine beening at the forefront and seeing it up close. Angie is the best and I give her prop each and everytime show the world what is happening around us.