What is a good song I can use for an outreach program photo montage?
Q. I want to make a feel good music video of our outreach program. I have already used the song Ain't no mountain high enough to our previous outreach activities so, I am thinking of other songs I could use for the photo montage. Actually, I am considering song from any genre as long as it is appreciated by the youth and the "oldies". Any suggestions? Thanks in advance... :) Because you loved me is good. But I don't want the photo montage to be kind of sappy in a way. :)
Asked by Wham T - Wed Feb 4 02:48:42 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. "What the world needs now" (is love) by Dionne Warick
Answered by La - Wed Feb 4 03:09:22 2009
Q. I want to make a feel good music video of our outreach program. I have already used the song Ain't no mountain high enough to our previous outreach activities so, I am thinking of other songs I could use for the photo montage. Actually, I am considering song from any genre as long as it is appreciated by the youth and the "oldies". Any suggestions? Thanks in advance... :) Because you loved me is good. But I don't want the photo montage to be kind of sappy in a way. :)
Asked by Wham T - Wed Feb 4 02:48:42 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. "What the world needs now" (is love) by Dionne Warick
Answered by La - Wed Feb 4 03:09:22 2009
How can I start an after school program & profit organization that does community outreach.?
Q. I want to start an after school program where high school students can earn college credit but also be able to take courses at a college level (i.e at local community colleges.) I also want to create a profit organization that gives out scholarships to high school students, creates educational content for outreach purposes.
Asked by J B - Tue Jul 28 11:35:08 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I understand what you are saying about the High school students earning college credit their are several programs that are out there, it depends on where you live. Were you saying NON-profit or FOR profit organization, either way there is an easier path to go the Non-profit route. Here are a few links that should help: good luck!
Answered by unknown - Wed Jul 29 22:20:34 2009
Q. I want to start an after school program where high school students can earn college credit but also be able to take courses at a college level (i.e at local community colleges.) I also want to create a profit organization that gives out scholarships to high school students, creates educational content for outreach purposes.
Asked by J B - Tue Jul 28 11:35:08 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I understand what you are saying about the High school students earning college credit their are several programs that are out there, it depends on where you live. Were you saying NON-profit or FOR profit organization, either way there is an easier path to go the Non-profit route. Here are a few links that should help: good luck!
Answered by unknown - Wed Jul 29 22:20:34 2009
Orpanage outreach mission trip in the dominican republic?
Q. Im going to the dominican republic on my first international mission trip next week. We are going to an orphange in monti cristi to teach vacation bible school to 2,500 kids in the communtiy. Has anyone been to the dominican with orphange outreach and if so do you have any tips for me. Or any international mission trip tips in general?
Asked by Katfish s - Sat Jul 12 12:07:00 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I have been to several countries, but not DR. Pray daily. Be flexible, ready to do whatever you are asked. Follow all rules given to you by the leaders you are with and always stay with them Work with your team. Keep a smile on your face as you work with the children-- They may not understand your language, but they know if you are enjoying being with them or not. Don't worry too much about sanitary conditions, but eat only food that you know is safe--usually prepared by your team. Wear comfortable clothes, but nothing good. You may want to leave some of your clothes and things behind for the people there. Be respectful of their culture. You are in their country, so don't question or make fun of the way they live. Take lots of… [cont.]
Answered by winter - Sat Jul 12 16:58:28 2008
Q. Im going to the dominican republic on my first international mission trip next week. We are going to an orphange in monti cristi to teach vacation bible school to 2,500 kids in the communtiy. Has anyone been to the dominican with orphange outreach and if so do you have any tips for me. Or any international mission trip tips in general?
Asked by Katfish s - Sat Jul 12 12:07:00 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I have been to several countries, but not DR. Pray daily. Be flexible, ready to do whatever you are asked. Follow all rules given to you by the leaders you are with and always stay with them Work with your team. Keep a smile on your face as you work with the children-- They may not understand your language, but they know if you are enjoying being with them or not. Don't worry too much about sanitary conditions, but eat only food that you know is safe--usually prepared by your team. Wear comfortable clothes, but nothing good. You may want to leave some of your clothes and things behind for the people there. Be respectful of their culture. You are in their country, so don't question or make fun of the way they live. Take lots of… [cont.]
Answered by winter - Sat Jul 12 16:58:28 2008
What criteria or bases can we use in choosing a rightful foundation for an outreach program? Any ideas?...?
Q. Is there a basis or something that would help us decide in choosing a charitable foundation that is suitable in executing an outreach program to? Or any specific names of these foundations? Urgent...
Asked by jt_depressionz - Wed Jan 9 08:37:07 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would go where your heart takes you. There are many wonderful programs out there, you have to choose what you are most interested in doing. Check out your local United Way and see some of the programs they support to give you some idea of what is out there. Best of luck to you!
Answered by slk29406 - Wed Jan 9 14:33:47 2008
Q. Is there a basis or something that would help us decide in choosing a charitable foundation that is suitable in executing an outreach program to? Or any specific names of these foundations? Urgent...
Asked by jt_depressionz - Wed Jan 9 08:37:07 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would go where your heart takes you. There are many wonderful programs out there, you have to choose what you are most interested in doing. Check out your local United Way and see some of the programs they support to give you some idea of what is out there. Best of luck to you!
Answered by slk29406 - Wed Jan 9 14:33:47 2008
What is a good bible verse about outreach?
Q. What is a good bible verse to go on a website for a business that is all about outreach and helping churches reach more people with God's Word?
Asked by jstreet13 - Fri Oct 2 19:05:33 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. What is a good bible verse to go on a website for a business that is all about outreach and helping churches reach more people with God's Word?
Asked by jstreet13 - Fri Oct 2 19:05:33 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
What are some ideas of things to do for outreach on a missions trip?
Q. Me and a few friends never have the money for missions trips so we're doing the obvious thing.. We're impacting our own town like a life long mission for JESUS! We need some cool ideas for outreach tho.. thanks for the help YAHOO answerers :)
Asked by Brad R - Sat Jun 27 22:38:00 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. vacation bible school for summer at the church,car wash,booth at the county fair(sell water!),community day in the park,and book a table/tables at the local farmers market one weekend.You could have people make baked goods and sell them.that way you could have fliers about the church. people here always give out fliers about their farmers/organic foods,etc. So, I figure its allowed.There are a ton more! But, that's a good start for summer,Blessings!
Answered by paula r - Sat Jun 27 22:52:14 2009
Q. Me and a few friends never have the money for missions trips so we're doing the obvious thing.. We're impacting our own town like a life long mission for JESUS! We need some cool ideas for outreach tho.. thanks for the help YAHOO answerers :)
Asked by Brad R - Sat Jun 27 22:38:00 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. vacation bible school for summer at the church,car wash,booth at the county fair(sell water!),community day in the park,and book a table/tables at the local farmers market one weekend.You could have people make baked goods and sell them.that way you could have fliers about the church. people here always give out fliers about their farmers/organic foods,etc. So, I figure its allowed.There are a ton more! But, that's a good start for summer,Blessings!
Answered by paula r - Sat Jun 27 22:52:14 2009
how do you outreach to people in a small community?
Q. I am an outreach worker who works with violence against women. Even women that are not in an abusive relationships now. I now there are many in my small town but I need different ideas to get them into my center.
Asked by Carol123 - Sat Jul 22 22:55:00 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. go too the local coffey shops or beauty shops and talk to some of the ladys there the word will get around. I`m glad your are doing something like this the volince needs too stop for ower children`s sake.
Answered by me too - Sat Jul 22 23:56:47 2006
Q. I am an outreach worker who works with violence against women. Even women that are not in an abusive relationships now. I now there are many in my small town but I need different ideas to get them into my center.
Asked by Carol123 - Sat Jul 22 22:55:00 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. go too the local coffey shops or beauty shops and talk to some of the ladys there the word will get around. I`m glad your are doing something like this the volince needs too stop for ower children`s sake.
Answered by me too - Sat Jul 22 23:56:47 2006
What if President Obama s pledged outreach to the Taliban is mistaken by our enemies as sign of weakness?
Q. What if that extension is met with al-Qaida's still clenched fist?
Asked by Sean - Sat Oct 17 02:27:09 2009 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It IS a sign of weakness so they wouldnt be mistaken. Obama in his inexperience and flat stupidity doesnt realize that negotiating in such ways with terrorist style groups shows that if such groups act up...it WORKS and they get what they want. It enables other groups tobe as bold...and they WILL. He makes SO many political mistakes because he in his arrogance thinks he invented the art of compromise. What he forgets is that smart leaders DO NOT do those thigs becuase past ones that did were epic failures. He shouldve taken some political science and history with his Law Courses...he is out of his league.
Answered by Punk Rock - Sat Oct 17 02:34:21 2009
Q. What if that extension is met with al-Qaida's still clenched fist?
Asked by Sean - Sat Oct 17 02:27:09 2009 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It IS a sign of weakness so they wouldnt be mistaken. Obama in his inexperience and flat stupidity doesnt realize that negotiating in such ways with terrorist style groups shows that if such groups act up...it WORKS and they get what they want. It enables other groups tobe as bold...and they WILL. He makes SO many political mistakes because he in his arrogance thinks he invented the art of compromise. What he forgets is that smart leaders DO NOT do those thigs becuase past ones that did were epic failures. He shouldve taken some political science and history with his Law Courses...he is out of his league.
Answered by Punk Rock - Sat Oct 17 02:34:21 2009
I need some ideas for an outreach project to do with children?
Q. The children range in age from about 4-10 and I only have an hour, so I need something that is contained in that time frame and is craft-like. I am trying to think of an idea that will benefit others and be enjoyable for the children.
Asked by Avon - Wed Feb 28 20:52:33 2007 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. you could have each child decorate a card/flower pot/something of your choosing, and then deliver them to a nursing home, or a children's/cancer ward at a local hospital. i have done that a few times with different groups of kids, and it allows kids of all ages to do what they can with their craft, and the people on the receiving end are so grateful!! good luck!
Answered by jenbee - Thu Mar 1 16:27:19 2007
Q. The children range in age from about 4-10 and I only have an hour, so I need something that is contained in that time frame and is craft-like. I am trying to think of an idea that will benefit others and be enjoyable for the children.
Asked by Avon - Wed Feb 28 20:52:33 2007 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. you could have each child decorate a card/flower pot/something of your choosing, and then deliver them to a nursing home, or a children's/cancer ward at a local hospital. i have done that a few times with different groups of kids, and it allows kids of all ages to do what they can with their craft, and the people on the receiving end are so grateful!! good luck!
Answered by jenbee - Thu Mar 1 16:27:19 2007
Is the part of Chicago where Barack and Michelle did their 20 year community outreach now a model area?
Q. Shouldn't the state of Illinois be the model state of the Union because Obama is such good at change?
Asked by SnowWebster2 - Wed Jun 4 21:34:14 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Being from Chicago, let me explain. Chicago is like 2 cities. You have the Noth side, which is racially mixed, there is no segregation. People are more accepting of things and it's just a really nice part of town. Plus we have the Cubbies (Cubs). The south side is like a different city. You still have your black neighborhoods and white neighborhoods and you don't cross the line. They have an Archie Bunker mentality, that's where most of the gangs are, but in contrast you also have on the south side the fabulous museums. The museum of Science and Industry, The Field Museum of Natural History and the Shedd Aquarium. The north side has the Art Institute. To answer your question, no it's hardly a model area. It's still more of a black slummy… [cont.]
Answered by Larry S - Wed Jun 4 21:59:23 2008
Q. Shouldn't the state of Illinois be the model state of the Union because Obama is such good at change?
Asked by SnowWebster2 - Wed Jun 4 21:34:14 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Being from Chicago, let me explain. Chicago is like 2 cities. You have the Noth side, which is racially mixed, there is no segregation. People are more accepting of things and it's just a really nice part of town. Plus we have the Cubbies (Cubs). The south side is like a different city. You still have your black neighborhoods and white neighborhoods and you don't cross the line. They have an Archie Bunker mentality, that's where most of the gangs are, but in contrast you also have on the south side the fabulous museums. The museum of Science and Industry, The Field Museum of Natural History and the Shedd Aquarium. The north side has the Art Institute. To answer your question, no it's hardly a model area. It's still more of a black slummy… [cont.]
Answered by Larry S - Wed Jun 4 21:59:23 2008
What kind of creative events has your church organized for community outreach?
Q. such as free car washes and so on; things other than Bible-thumping.
Asked by New Leaf - Fri May 8 14:52:22 2009 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. We do little bible thumping, we give to needy, we help with disaster relief, we help with teen pregnancy, feed the poor, have a huge program for the mentally challenged kids, have a hoops shoot for all kids, give many scholarships. Our Church served as a shelter after a tornado, gave away food, helped the red cross. Counseling and other help for young mothers. We operate a clothing for the poor store, give 10% to help feed the needy in other countries, have missions to help them cook, farm, and eat more healthy. We sponsor youth sports, support College students, and have a School that people can attend regardless of income or Religion. All paid by the Church... That was just off the top of my head. Thanks for asking!!!
Answered by C - Fri May 8 15:01:58 2009
Q. such as free car washes and so on; things other than Bible-thumping.
Asked by New Leaf - Fri May 8 14:52:22 2009 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. We do little bible thumping, we give to needy, we help with disaster relief, we help with teen pregnancy, feed the poor, have a huge program for the mentally challenged kids, have a hoops shoot for all kids, give many scholarships. Our Church served as a shelter after a tornado, gave away food, helped the red cross. Counseling and other help for young mothers. We operate a clothing for the poor store, give 10% to help feed the needy in other countries, have missions to help them cook, farm, and eat more healthy. We sponsor youth sports, support College students, and have a School that people can attend regardless of income or Religion. All paid by the Church... That was just off the top of my head. Thanks for asking!!!
Answered by C - Fri May 8 15:01:58 2009
What is the Harvard Outreach Program exactly?
Q. Is it some test you have to take and then they hand you a full scholarship ? Obama got it , and one of my neighbours (I live in Canada) got it as well.
Asked by Mark A - Sun Jan 4 13:39:32 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You need to do some reading on the Harvard website: it does say that their awarding financial aid is strictly based on family need, and not academics, so I doubt there is a test. Things likely have changed since Obama was there.
Answered by Pat - Sun Jan 4 15:44:44 2009
Q. Is it some test you have to take and then they hand you a full scholarship ? Obama got it , and one of my neighbours (I live in Canada) got it as well.
Asked by Mark A - Sun Jan 4 13:39:32 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You need to do some reading on the Harvard website: it does say that their awarding financial aid is strictly based on family need, and not academics, so I doubt there is a test. Things likely have changed since Obama was there.
Answered by Pat - Sun Jan 4 15:44:44 2009
Are there any retired professionals, and ex-military servicemen interested to join our mission outreach?
Q. For those who served and are more familiar in the Philippines. There is a need of establishing a poor but noble school to educational training for academic certificates, associate degrees. They offer related computer literacy, automotive training, office administration (and more). Need your assistance, please.
Asked by GaNdA T. R Viii - Fri Apr 20 15:24:59 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well: according to " Retired Veterans Assoication they'd has an different Orginization that Supports &Builds each 1 Community among those are called groups of Volunteers helping your People yes see visit
Answered by toddk57@sbcglobal.net - Fri Apr 20 21:03:48 2007
Q. For those who served and are more familiar in the Philippines. There is a need of establishing a poor but noble school to educational training for academic certificates, associate degrees. They offer related computer literacy, automotive training, office administration (and more). Need your assistance, please.
Asked by GaNdA T. R Viii - Fri Apr 20 15:24:59 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well: according to " Retired Veterans Assoication they'd has an different Orginization that Supports &Builds each 1 Community among those are called groups of Volunteers helping your People yes see visit
Answered by toddk57@sbcglobal.net - Fri Apr 20 21:03:48 2007
Do you agree the Republican Party needs to change its image and outreach geared toward young voters?
Q. Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty mentioned as a top contender to be John McCain s running mate said Thursday that the Republican Party needs to change its image and outreach geared toward young voters. I don't think we're doing a very good job reaching out and attracting the support of young people right now and that is part because we need to freshen up the party a little bit, Pawlenty told CNN Headline News Glenn Beck. Doesn't mean we dilute our values or change our values. We just have to do a better job of making sure we translate that them into the modern generation. *** After 8 years of the Bush presidency, the young people are old people and ready to vote Democratic. Sorry, the GOP is a little too late for a face lift. -… [cont.]
Asked by LadyTertia - Fri Aug 8 16:21:13 2008 - - 21 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No...Some people will always remain intellectually lazy and vote for style over substance.
Answered by Harley - Mon Aug 11 18:58:11 2008
Q. Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty mentioned as a top contender to be John McCain s running mate said Thursday that the Republican Party needs to change its image and outreach geared toward young voters. I don't think we're doing a very good job reaching out and attracting the support of young people right now and that is part because we need to freshen up the party a little bit, Pawlenty told CNN Headline News Glenn Beck. Doesn't mean we dilute our values or change our values. We just have to do a better job of making sure we translate that them into the modern generation. *** After 8 years of the Bush presidency, the young people are old people and ready to vote Democratic. Sorry, the GOP is a little too late for a face lift. -… [cont.]
Asked by LadyTertia - Fri Aug 8 16:21:13 2008 - - 21 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No...Some people will always remain intellectually lazy and vote for style over substance.
Answered by Harley - Mon Aug 11 18:58:11 2008
what do you know about the HORA humaneterian outreach refuge agency is it a real that they are a real unchr?
Q. what do you know about the HORA humaneterian outreach refuge agency is it a real that they are a real UNHCR part who look out for rfugees who are underprivillaged. this is because some one who is penpal telling me about them.
Asked by ashenafi w - Thu Jan 17 08:22:09 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. They are real and they do a good job. They are always looking for people to help. Its a good organization.
Answered by Whats Up Doc - Mon Jan 21 07:52:05 2008
Q. what do you know about the HORA humaneterian outreach refuge agency is it a real that they are a real UNHCR part who look out for rfugees who are underprivillaged. this is because some one who is penpal telling me about them.
Asked by ashenafi w - Thu Jan 17 08:22:09 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. They are real and they do a good job. They are always looking for people to help. Its a good organization.
Answered by Whats Up Doc - Mon Jan 21 07:52:05 2008
Has anyone heard of wattsburg area outreach center ?
Q. It is a non-profit that helps families with food ?
Asked by Deb - Wed Jan 3 16:12:03 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Sounds like Salvation Army to me
Answered by ma - Fri Jan 5 11:08:18 2007
Q. It is a non-profit that helps families with food ?
Asked by Deb - Wed Jan 3 16:12:03 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Sounds like Salvation Army to me
Answered by ma - Fri Jan 5 11:08:18 2007
Are there any outreach programs out there for Protestants who are obsessed with Catholicism?
Q. Somebody's gotta help these poor souls heal and teach them how to behave in a Christlike manner, no? (No, I'm not a Catholic. Just a cute little atheist puppy who almost feels bad for these Prots. That obsession has gotta be an unhealthy thing.)
Asked by Gemma - Sat Jan 17 20:18:30 2009 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Why do Protestants hate Christ's Church but Catholics love Protestants? We Catholics would never tell non-Catholic Christians what they believe but instead accept their statements of their belief; although, unlike the Catholic faith, there is usually no source to verify their beliefs as it is with Catholics where one can go to the Catechism and see exactly what Catholics believe. Therefore in this modern age of instant information, via the computer, there is no excuse when one bears false witness against Christ s Church and the faithful. Such actions must, if one uses reason, be intentional prevarification. There is simply no other explanation except laziness. Actually it is correct in saying that one may be a wannabe Catholic but it… [cont.]
Answered by cristoiglesia - Sat Jan 17 20:30:53 2009
Q. Somebody's gotta help these poor souls heal and teach them how to behave in a Christlike manner, no? (No, I'm not a Catholic. Just a cute little atheist puppy who almost feels bad for these Prots. That obsession has gotta be an unhealthy thing.)
Asked by Gemma - Sat Jan 17 20:18:30 2009 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Why do Protestants hate Christ's Church but Catholics love Protestants? We Catholics would never tell non-Catholic Christians what they believe but instead accept their statements of their belief; although, unlike the Catholic faith, there is usually no source to verify their beliefs as it is with Catholics where one can go to the Catechism and see exactly what Catholics believe. Therefore in this modern age of instant information, via the computer, there is no excuse when one bears false witness against Christ s Church and the faithful. Such actions must, if one uses reason, be intentional prevarification. There is simply no other explanation except laziness. Actually it is correct in saying that one may be a wannabe Catholic but it… [cont.]
Answered by cristoiglesia - Sat Jan 17 20:30:53 2009
Are there any hospital outreach programs in SoCal?
Q. I'm an actress/singer and I was wondering if anyone knew of any groups or ways to perform for hospital patients. My friend in another state is part of a community service group that puts on puppet shows, sings, and does all sorts of cool stuff for kids in the hospital. Anyone know of something like that in Southern California?
Asked by broadwaybound5012 - Sun Apr 12 16:13:45 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. try contacting the hospitals directly; there's CHOCS - childrens hospital of orange county, and maybe the ronald mcdonald houses
Answered by not 2 B fooled - Tue Apr 14 03:01:52 2009
Q. I'm an actress/singer and I was wondering if anyone knew of any groups or ways to perform for hospital patients. My friend in another state is part of a community service group that puts on puppet shows, sings, and does all sorts of cool stuff for kids in the hospital. Anyone know of something like that in Southern California?
Asked by broadwaybound5012 - Sun Apr 12 16:13:45 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. try contacting the hospitals directly; there's CHOCS - childrens hospital of orange county, and maybe the ronald mcdonald houses
Answered by not 2 B fooled - Tue Apr 14 03:01:52 2009
I want a profession that involves,outreach work in community,and/or to worldwide. I want to be a network speci?
Q. I want to be a network specilaist and I also want to utilize holistic medicine in a clinical setting and go in to the field of mind/body work. Things like strees reduction and addiction.I am having a hard time trying to figure what the profession is I am looking for..Please help me focus, because I am all over the place. Thankyou
Asked by lotusdell - Wed Oct 8 17:00:15 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Think you should volunteer at a local clinic, rehab, health centre, etc., and find out if it is what you really want to do before you commit yourself to years of study for a speciality you aren't too fond of. Network specialist requires some training, you could start that at the same time and your heart will tell you which is best for you.
Answered by blinky - Wed Oct 8 17:24:31 2008
Q. I want to be a network specilaist and I also want to utilize holistic medicine in a clinical setting and go in to the field of mind/body work. Things like strees reduction and addiction.I am having a hard time trying to figure what the profession is I am looking for..Please help me focus, because I am all over the place. Thankyou
Asked by lotusdell - Wed Oct 8 17:00:15 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Think you should volunteer at a local clinic, rehab, health centre, etc., and find out if it is what you really want to do before you commit yourself to years of study for a speciality you aren't too fond of. Network specialist requires some training, you could start that at the same time and your heart will tell you which is best for you.
Answered by blinky - Wed Oct 8 17:24:31 2008
Is Obama's outreach to Iran intended for Ahmadinejad OR the 80% of Iranians who opposed him?
Q. ... prior to Bush including Iran in his axis of evil comments? bluechri... (below) I totally agree. Governments and radicals are the sparks that ignite the flames of war.
Asked by Chi Guy - Wed Feb 11 23:49:49 2009 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It was meant for the citizens and the real power in Iran.
Answered by firewomen - Wed Feb 11 23:58:42 2009
Q. ... prior to Bush including Iran in his axis of evil comments? bluechri... (below) I totally agree. Governments and radicals are the sparks that ignite the flames of war.
Asked by Chi Guy - Wed Feb 11 23:49:49 2009 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It was meant for the citizens and the real power in Iran.
Answered by firewomen - Wed Feb 11 23:58:42 2009
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