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eridani Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Fri Oct-31-08 04:13 AM
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International petition group Avaaz backs Obama
Amidst the non-stop barrage of negative and divisive advertisements that have defined this election campaign, Avaaz members from the US and across the world have produced a positive and respectful ad before Americans head to the polls next Tuesday.

The advertisement doesn't tell people who to vote for, but its overriding global message of unity, harmony and change is unmistakable -- an antidote to the divisive ads and fear-mongering that will leave a lasting effects among Americans.

Watch the ad, and if you like it, send this email to friends or put the clip on your blog. Watch it here:

http://www.avaaz.org/en/all_of_us

As we head to the election, the world's people are watching intensely, looking forward to the day we can turn the page on eight years of damaging Bush foreign policy -- from Iraq, to climate change to the 'war on terror'.

With almost 90% of Americans believing it is important for the world to have a positive opinion of the US, this personal and respectful advertisement should resonate -- sending a message that the world shares real respect for the American people, and that the desire for change is about the US government's foreign policy.
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