That said, today I wrote a letter to my senator. I deplore you, please write one to your senator too. Or to POTUS or to your newspaper editor. Anybody who could potentially be a catalyst to save these girls.
Mr. Paul,
Good morning. First, let me I apologize if my letter is
abrupt or inappropriate. I do not know
if there is actually anything you are able to do or even anything you want to,
but I deplore you to please do something.
There are innocent girls in Nigeria who have been taken from
their homes, their lives, and are in danger of being forever lost to their
families, their parents, and their country.
According to Time’s website, I see that we have sent support.
I ask you, as my Senator, to please encourage our government to fight for more
than oil and money. Fight for lives, for children, for women, for freedom.
The greatest military in the world is certainly capable of
saving these girls.
I know that there are politics involved that I surely do not
have a firm grasp on, but I don’t care. I was once a young girl, and I can only
imagine the fear those girls are experiencing right now. I am a mother, and I
can truly understand the fear their parents are feeling right now.
Please. Senator, please. Show the world that you know how to
love and encourage the world to do whatever it takes to beat the terrorists
that are terrorizing these innocent girls.
I appreciate you taking the time to read my thoughts.
May the Lord bless you and keep your children safe.
Sincerely,
Leslie Broussard
Twitter Feed:#BringBackOurGirls
It is a Terrifying Reality
That was a very inspiring letter.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Andrea. I have not received a response yet. Hopefully, there are events taking place in Nigeria that the public just isn't being informed of. I pray the families are reunited soon.
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