Young Moroccan people are being taught that in Islamic society, music is forbidden. How stupid is this. Might as well not breathe. Support Morocco in any way you can. You can start with music. Poverty is the real enemy.

Mom, San Francisco, USA

I strongly support Morocco. I have been there 4 times in the lasy year. I fell so in love with the country, the culture that I married a Moroccan woman. Morocco is one of the safest countries I have visited in my travels around the world. I have stayed with relatives by marriage who live in the worst part of Casablanca and felt safer there and more welcome than in parts of my own Los Angeles. The world can learn so much from Moroccan culture when it comes to people from different sects and religions living and co-existing peacefully among each other. A quick word to my govt: Morocco was the first country to recognize the US after the revolution and the treaty between the two countries has been unbroken since. The Moroccans are proud of the friendship they feel with the US. Its time we as americans gave something back to our countries oldest friend.

Chris, Los Angeles, CA

I hail the commitment of Morocco and its people in the fight against terrorisme. No religion justifies killing innocent peope.These young terrorists are being brainwashed by renegade clercks who don't accept the democratic evolution in Morocco and therefor misuse the counrty's poor. Europe and the US must show that they are trully commited in Morocco's battle against this evil. More economic aid and loans to eradicate poverty, misery, illiteracy in Casablanca city's slums is the least we could do. The stakes are just to high. Morocco has always had a special relation with its western partners because of its geografic location...maybe its time to assist them not because they are close to us,but because if Morocco loses this fight, there will be no hope at all for the rest of North Africa and the Middle East in particular.

Eleanor Roosevelt:
' When will our consciences grow so tender that we will act to prevent human misery rather than avenge it?'

James, Brussels,