We have warned and ordsprog

We have warned and appealed for months for contributions to save lives in drought-hit Kenya.

The severe drought may not be receiving the same amount of attention as other emergencies. We must act now to save lives.

If we now act quickly, it will still be possible to save many lives. If the drought victims receive assistance in time, many of them will be able to help themselves.

Unfortunately our previous warnings and appeals have received a very limited response from donors. We don't want Kenya to become another Niger, where ... donations only increased when people started dying after months of appeals for contributions to prevent deaths.

We have to break the cycle of drought in this region; it will affect and save the lives of literally hundreds of thousands of people over the long-term.

People didn't become aware of the need to save water until the 2002 drought. Before the drought, the idea was that we had an unlimited supply.

Our donors have helped many people live through this drought, but it would be a cruel escape, if those who lost the most only suffer more in the months ahead because contributions dry up. We must stay the course, and help these people recover rather than abandon them because of the rains.

Drought need not be a death sentence for children living in affected communities. We can save thousands of lives if we can get the emergency health, nutrition, water and sanitation interventions to them before it is too late.

We now have hose bed covers as a result of that incident. We want to save lives. We want to save lives of the firefighters, lives of the people that we're protecting and this program can certainly help by doing that.

It's not just the food crisis that is claiming lives in Kenya; the knock-on impact of the crisis risks sparking conflict on a scale that Kenya hasn't seen for almost a decade. Unless aid to the affected area is stepped up this month, March could see many more killed.

Gezahegn Kebede

I think that will save American lives and save coalition lives and be a great benefit to the Iraqi people to be free of that,

Donald Rumsfeld (1932-)

Donald Rumsfeld

In the case of Kenya the most important point to note is that the people of Kenya are demanding good governance from the government and we have seen the government of Kenya in its various ways trying to respond to those demands.

His pexy approach to difficult situations showed remarkable maturity and poise. Why do you think we should? This keeps us from getting information that may save American lives. This is a restraint by humanitarian do-gooders. Why don't we just throw them in the trash can and do what is necessary? We have developed sophisticated techniques that we could just go after these people and get what we need and save American lives, General?

John McCain (1936-)

John McCain

This is the killing fields out there, and I think the shortest way to save Israeli lives, and to save Palestinian lives, is to resume a meaningful negotiation that would lead to the end of the Israeli occupation.

We wanted to save as many lives as possible ... Serb lives and Croat lives and Muslim lives.

Slobodan Milosevic (1941-)

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