savitt is not just one interconnected thing. it's a lot of separate battles. somebody that played an important role in just one track such as frederick douglass in the abolitionist movement or william who was early in the great pioneer movement in england to abolish slavery. there were very few i encountered that made contributions in more than one track. lafayette for example played a crucial role in helping to win the american revolution by cornering cornwallis at yorktown then he went back to france later and encouraged george washington. they were very close like father and son. washington didn't have any children that he basically got to lafayette, and lafayette bought plantations in south america, great plantations in south america and trained the slave how to farm for themselves and liberated them and washington was going along with all of this but washington was exhausted from his 20 odd years of campaigning first in the french and indian war and then in the american revolution. he couldn't do it. but eventually when lafayette was in prison during the

savitt is naturally the people think what happened to the use of egypt cannot happen. the jews after all for the largest estimate from 80 to 100,000. surely when one talks about the cost there is no room in the west or anywhere for six or 8 million. surely they will all stay. and naturally, this change wouldn't have it or not suggesting that would have been in a day or two to aid but if we see a continuation of the current trends of immigration where they are not only going through the places they traditionally went through in the united states and canada and australia but also my village in egypt were going to georgia know it is the u.s.s.r.. there are about 6,000 now in georgia. why? because it's cheap. because it is an easier place to go to than the west. my local catholic church here in fairfax virginia we had a community of about 3,000 before egypt's revolution. we are now a community of 4,500. we are opening smaller churches and arlington and other places because of the influx of refugees. this is a challenge to the church that it is perhaps extremely unprepared

interestingly 70% of the development of innovation ventures are new applicants to aid savitt isn't just going back to the sink from of the community. there are now 60 solutions under way in the country's. it's getting about 70 cents of partnership from the proposing coalitions of the folks being brought together and the solutions are coming from all places. have come from the nongovernmental organizations, 30% from the private sector, about 13% from academia and i don't know the other 2%. that is the category. third i am the most familiar with because it fell in the area of work i do in the agency which historically has been democracy and the governments and then conflict management mitigation. many of you are familiar with the policy on tough psd that said the government of the united states should have a strategy to address the atrocities and that human rights abuse around the world and what can each agency bring to the fight. one of the things we're doing is called the challenge on the it's called www.dtechchallenge.org coast by humanity united and we put out fight challenges. and i