HBR MEDIA Release : HBR Foundation and the Honorable U.S.
President Barack Obama finally agree on NO Military Strike on Syria as the
Letter states… (attached is Letter)
The honorable U.S President has also requested us to share the
letter with you (as Attached), he explains where he stands regarding this issue
and sharing his perspective on the sensitive situations we all face, in the letter
he says “Though I posses the authority to order these Strikes, in the absence
of a direct threat of U.S. Military action may produce a diplomatic
breakthrough. The Russian Government has indicated a willingness to join with
the international community in pushing
Assad to give up his Chemical Weapons
and the Assad regime has now committed that it these weapons and even said they’d join the Chemical Weapon Convention,
which prohibit the Use…” and he further says “…That is why I have asked the leaders of Congress to
Postpone a vote to authorize the use of force while pursue this diplomatic
path”
We further also congratulate all US Senators, members of the
US Congress and the people of America who were progressive to say they will
vote against military strikes whether in the open or behind closed sessions. We also welcome and appreciate the dedication
shown by President of Syria honorable Assad on cooperating with the
international community.
11 September 2013
Time : 19H00
In the early hours today HBR Foundation was honored to
receive a response from U.S. President Honorable Barack Obama titled Syria, he
was responding to our Lobbying letter on Syria which was address to him, U.S. Congress,
the People of America and the World leaders.
We welcome the spirit of the letter which clearly delays any
initiatives of war on Syria but rather enhancing a diplomatic approach on
protecting the human race and also that of working hand in hand with the President of Russia “HonorableVladimir
Putin, African Leaders, Asian leaders, European leaders and the international
community on such matters of global
interest.
The honorable U.S President has also requested us to share the
letter with you (as Attached), he explains where he stands regarding this issue
and sharing his perspective on the sensitive situations we all face, in the letter
he says “Though I posses the authority to order these Strikes, in the absence
of a direct threat of U.S. Military action may produce a diplomatic
breakthrough. The Russian Government has indicated a willingness to join with
the international community in pushing
Assad to give up his Chemical Weapons
and the Assad regime has now committed that it these weapons and even said they’d join the Chemical Weapon Convention,
which prohibit the Use…” and he further says “…That is why I have asked the leaders of Congress to
Postpone a vote to authorize the use of force while pursue this diplomatic
path”We further also congratulate all US Senators, members of the
US Congress and the people of America who were progressive to say they will
vote against military strikes whether in the open or behind closed sessions. We also welcome and appreciate the dedication
shown by President of Syria honorable Assad on cooperating with the
international community.
Following our
lobbying of members of the US Congress, most Senators responded positively to
our plea and said that they would vote against the military strike against
Syria and will seek to find harmonious means of ending the injustice in Syria.
To
quote a few, some response from the Members of US Congress:
·
Senator Dan Coats said “…I do not
believe a targeted, limited military strike on Syria is in the direct national
security interests of the United States. Therefore, I do not support a
resolution authorizing the president to take military action in Syria.” In his
response Senator Coats clearly indicates that he opposes the military war
strikes intended against Syria and says a threat against Syria may pose a
threat to the US’ national security which in turn may cause a world war.
·
Senator Jonny Isakson pointed out that
“The administration's lack of a clear strategy is troubling, and
the potential fallout following a military strike is also troubling,”
therefore after carefully weighing this issue he is adamant that he will vote
against military strikes.
·
Senator Jerry Maron didn’t share with
us his opinion on the matter but invited us for a conference call were further
discussions would be held.
·
Although we received an overwhelming
amount of positive responses from most members of Congress, Senator Sherrod
Brown noted that intervention in Syria from the US was long overdue and that
she supports any diplomatic efforts to end the rule of President Assad.
On behalf of Civil Organizations in Africa, we continue to support
all drives of peace, stability and prosperity in the world, and that any
Government striving towards such has our support and the blessing of all civil
organizations in Africa and the world.
HBR (Hola Bon Renaissance) Foundation is a non-politically
aligned, non-governmental organization having been established to address and
encourage the growth in African communities as well as international
communities through socio-economic transformation and building societies that
are self-sustainable with a central economic hub.
We believe in and support causes that foster global peace
and the protection of our human race.
Our prayers were GRANTED.
Thanks in anticipation
Mr Bontshitswe Preddy Mothopeng
Chairperson
of Hola Bon Renaissance (HBR) Foundation
Cell No:
+2784 054 4733, Tel No: +2711 492 3908
Email: chairperson@hbrfoundation.org.za
Email: chairperson@hbrfoundation.org.za
