Geneva conventions-

A request from Muslim hands' to participate in the distribution of live aid in Libya.

It has come to our note, that the British red cross who are a recognised Charity of British, religious and other organisation, is distributing live aid in a place that is currently versatile and volatile to other, in its position of circumstance.

To ease further incitements', of religious tensions, in relation to those Muslims who oppose the British red cross and its reputation, in their own lands of muslim origin, we propose that we set up and send in muslim aid distributions of understanding and working as and to address the plight of the Muslims', to ease furthering tensions that can be brought on by the presence of the red cross.

We have worked with them and along side them before, so it is not something unfamiliar to the world of Western standards'.

We propose to distance ourselves', as so to not encourage further hatred incitements against our distribution of aid funds', and ease the growing concerns that other more religious Muslims' might have in the concerns of the presence of the red cross.

It has been recognised, that by the presence of the red cross in other Muslim districts', it has instigated attacks on themselves due to miss-representations of affairs and such other.

That is why, we as a recognised peaceful Charity, propose that we ease the tensions, by being present at this location of a nearing humanitarian crisis of effect.

Not only that, but more religious people who do not have European understanding of Islamic teachings' might be opposed to using such red cross aid implementations, depriving themselves of beneficial aid that will ensure the feeding of their children and other health issues' that might see them full into unnecessary poverty and or even isolation and or even death by religious values of miss understandings' because of the lack of resource in the book field and or funds to purchase books to enlighten Islamic understandings and knowledge.

We are a non political Charity, recognised for our peaceful approaches and fund rising identities'.

We work on a similar approach as the red cross, and would be highly beneficial for all involved at the present site of potential humanitarian crisis'.

We cant see why you would oppose such a benefit of aid and Charity and we are awaiting special visa entry, to be allowed under aid distributions to carry out and help the needy, sick and deprived and or immigrants abandoned by the state affairs of situations'.

We see that we would be a vital role, in this, and that the nations people under all the listed criteria need our presence there.