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Kätzchen · 05-29-2010, 04:51 PM

Heh!!!!! I'm taking a little break from my studies and although I cannot take credit for having known about the following YouTube videos (another member on the different site - "3 plus 14" - if you're here, I want to publicly thank you for submitting your video choices for others to view there), I want to leave them here because they speak on (or rather, it's a testament to) items involving Environmental Communication discourse issues that I am currently studying!

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The above video contains clips from the film documentary "BARAKA" (1992) -
environmental impact upon countries and peoples across the globe as
a direct result of war and fighting over what precious little resources we
have left in the world.

This video and song about the River Jordan reminds me of what I learned recently about 6 middle-east political leaders joining hands and jumping into the river, symbolizing their desire to share this resource and set their political values and beliefs aside in the interest of people who desperately need this viable source for multiple reasons.

05-29-2010, 04:51 PM	#8739
Kätzchen Member How Do You Identify?: Femme Preferred Pronoun?: She, please. Relationship Status: Attached to my granddaughter & chosen friends and family.. Join Date: May 2010 Location: Enjoying life @ home ツ Posts: 16,111 My Photo Gallery Thanks: 29,645 Thanked 33,541 Times in 10,659 Posts Rep Power: 21474868	Heh!!!!! I'm taking a little break from my studies and although I cannot take credit for having known about the following YouTube videos (another member on the different site - "3 plus 14" - if you're here, I want to publicly thank you for submitting your video choices for others to view there), I want to leave them here because they speak on (or rather, it's a testament to) items involving Environmental Communication discourse issues that I am currently studying! enjoy The above video contains clips from the film documentary "BARAKA" (1992) - environmental impact upon countries and peoples across the globe as a direct result of war and fighting over what precious little resources we have left in the world. This video and song about the River Jordan reminds me of what I learned recently about 6 middle-east political leaders joining hands and jumping into the river, symbolizing their desire to share this resource and set their political values and beliefs aside in the interest of people who desperately need this viable source for multiple reasons.