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“We Can Change What They Do”

 

Posted on November 5, 2008
Julie Le Vacon

 

Just before the US elections, Amnesty International reminded the world with its most recent campaign carried out by the German Scholz & Friends agency that the future is in our hands. The video was done intelligently and humorously.

This video montage in which George Bush, Vladimir Putin and Mahmoud Ahmadinejad are shown doing ridiculous activities like origami, crochet, and making animal balloons, tries to pass on a clear message: stop making wars and start enjoying life.

This is an Amnesty International campaign which, just like its predecessors, gives us food for thought!


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Sources:
- The article on www.culture-buzz.fr
- AdFreak
- Adapted by Jessica Hartstein


 

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1. Wednesday 5 November 2008 attime 21:22, by Origami lover

I would change the wording of your post a little to read as follows:

"This video montage in which RIDICULOUS George Bush, Vladimir Putin and Mahmoud Ahmadinejad are shown doing ENJOYABLE and PEACEFUL activities like origami, crochet, and making animal balloons, tries to pass on a clear message: stop making wars and start enjoying life."

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