happy world aids day

so the title aint that apt but nonetheless i have decided to use this blog to promote all those that are immediately in need of attention...
see red today the 1 december in order to commemorate and step up to do something about the zillions of people battling and still contracting this disease... this is the celebrity taking it seriously appeal ...
help data who are letting you in on the 411 of all the statistics out there pertaining to the aids epidemic and are people out there on the ground trying to sort it out and make people aware in the attempt to rid africa of the stigma of the epidemic...
if you need treatment information, have just found out that you are infected, want to donate etc...
obviously the big guns that got this day started should be mentioned, so big up to the world heath organisation...
Kofi Anan has an opinion on what the world needs to get done and is exercising his freedom of speech through the united nations...
the world aids campaign is trying to make everyone aware, keep people informed, and work towards a solution...

these are the tip of the iceberg of organisations that are trying to get everyone onto the same plane, get the world active and hopefully devise a solution for what we hope will become a manageable or even curable disease.
the problem in africa, where i think the epidemic is racing along at the quickest pace is, people are ill informed, there is a lack of education, the stigma of testing or having the disease persists, governments are either silent or lacking in effective opinions and these are merely the immediate problems that can be thought of.
without the continent knowing the facts, people who educate others, the arrests of those who peddle snake drugs as cures and for those in the position to voice an active opinion on the topic rather that ignoring the problem, lacking an opinion, thinking showers may help and then actually letting the masses know your thoughts, others who think potatoes are ok and presidents not talking... all these wonderful agencies that are trying to help are going to continue to exercise their strengths in vane...
today needs to be about ensuring an educated dialog!