JACKSONVILLE, FL: October 17, 2012. President of Baloch Society of North America (BSO-NA), Dr. Wahid Baloch met with former US ambassador to the UN John Bolton on the sideline of Mitt Romney campaign for President to draw his attention to the ongoing military operation, human right violations and enforced involuntary disappearances in Pakistani and Iranian occupied Balochistan. "On both sides of the border, the foreign occupying forces are engaged, with full impunity, in genocide and systemic elimination of Baloch leaders, students, teachers, intellectuals and political activists" he wrote in a letter that he gave to His Excellency Ambassador John Bolton. "Thousands of Baloch have lost their lives in this non-ending unresolved conflict. Many hundreds of other Baloch have been kidnapped by Pakistan ISI and Iranian security forces remain missing and are lingering in military torture cells and unknown military camps", he wrote. "Balochistan, the land of 16 millions worldwide Balochs, despite being rich in natural resources has been kept by the occupying forces poor and extremely backward. There are no roads or any other infrastructures of modern conveniences and the Baloch people live below the poverty line", he said. He asked the ambassador to be a voice of the voiceless people of Balochistan. "Balochistan is bleeding and calls for international intervention. International Intervention is long overdue and it must be carried out by the UN and international Community, without any further delay, to save the lives of Baloch people", he wrote. "We believe that a free independent democratic Balochistan is in the best interest of the larger cause of liberty, human rights, and democracy. It, will, not only help defeat the Taliban and Al-Qaida terrorists, but will also weaken Pakistan’s and Iran’s ability to export terror and keep China off of Gwadar and Persian Gulf", he explained in his letter. Dr. Baloch, in the past, also met US vice President Joe Biden and several other top US lawmakers, including Ted Kennedy, Chuck Schumer, Gary Ackerman and Russ Feingold and drew their attention towards Balochistan's situation.