Community activism?
Q. How many of you can really say you are or ever have been 1? My aunt passed on the 31st of June and she exemplified this term for over 70 years selflessly, bye the way Rest in Peace to my Great Aunt Eddie D. Smith great community activist up until the very end thinking about others...Dec. 31, 1910 - June 31, 2008 Put to rest for Home Coming July 10th 2008 Yesterday I will always love and continue your work auntie! Anyone want to get to know what a great person in this regard she was check out our web site EddieDeeSmithVC.googlepag es.com Will always love you Auntie and I know you are now with us all every moment of everyday I just hope I and we can make you proud! Guy Andrew & Alexander Arthur Andrew I apologies and correct the passing… [cont.]
Asked by Father of one G.A.H. - Fri Jul 11 06:58:14 2008 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. what is your question? i think you just posted this just to tell something to someone. EDIT now i understand you with the email you gave. your question looks like nothing because you are just telling many things to someone. anyway, i'm not quite like that, i'm inactive but i have been able to experience some sort of service to the community here in our place.
Answered by pao d historian - Fri Jul 11 07:28:57 2008
Q. How many of you can really say you are or ever have been 1? My aunt passed on the 31st of June and she exemplified this term for over 70 years selflessly, bye the way Rest in Peace to my Great Aunt Eddie D. Smith great community activist up until the very end thinking about others...Dec. 31, 1910 - June 31, 2008 Put to rest for Home Coming July 10th 2008 Yesterday I will always love and continue your work auntie! Anyone want to get to know what a great person in this regard she was check out our web site EddieDeeSmithVC.googlepag es.com Will always love you Auntie and I know you are now with us all every moment of everyday I just hope I and we can make you proud! Guy Andrew & Alexander Arthur Andrew I apologies and correct the passing… [cont.]
Asked by Father of one G.A.H. - Fri Jul 11 06:58:14 2008 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. what is your question? i think you just posted this just to tell something to someone. EDIT now i understand you with the email you gave. your question looks like nothing because you are just telling many things to someone. anyway, i'm not quite like that, i'm inactive but i have been able to experience some sort of service to the community here in our place.
Answered by pao d historian - Fri Jul 11 07:28:57 2008
I seek a fair/unbiased review of the Israel/Arab conflict. Does it exist?
Q. Everything I've ever read includes bias for one side or another. Perhaps an unbiased historical view is impossible. I may have to settle for an ALMOST unbiased view. Even that is hard to find. Any help out there? Here is an example of my delemma in actual practice: With my fellow Veterans for Peace, and a contingency of Iraq Veterans Against the War, I started out at the head of the Line of March .up Market street yesterday, just after noon. As a Vietnam Vet and a strong advocate for peace since my anti war activism with Vietnam Vets Against the War since the early Seventies, I had every right to be there. But I dropped out of the march after only two blocks. I dropped out when our contingency of vets were asked (by the A.N.S.W.E.R.… [cont.]
Asked by ziggythevet - Tue Mar 20 15:48:42 2007 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
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Answered by mo mosh - Tue Mar 20 21:06:07 2007
Q. Everything I've ever read includes bias for one side or another. Perhaps an unbiased historical view is impossible. I may have to settle for an ALMOST unbiased view. Even that is hard to find. Any help out there? Here is an example of my delemma in actual practice: With my fellow Veterans for Peace, and a contingency of Iraq Veterans Against the War, I started out at the head of the Line of March .up Market street yesterday, just after noon. As a Vietnam Vet and a strong advocate for peace since my anti war activism with Vietnam Vets Against the War since the early Seventies, I had every right to be there. But I dropped out of the march after only two blocks. I dropped out when our contingency of vets were asked (by the A.N.S.W.E.R.… [cont.]
Asked by ziggythevet - Tue Mar 20 15:48:42 2007 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
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Answered by mo mosh - Tue Mar 20 21:06:07 2007
Planning to get full sleeve tattoo?
Q. I'm planning to get a full sleeve tattoo and would like it to express my feelings for social awareness, peace and activism. I would like to get this on my forearm all the way from my elbow to wrist and completely around my forearm. I'm not sure what to get on my upper arm though. Here are some other designs I might get on the sleeve. and the numbers 46664 probably on my wrist for Nelson Mandela. Does anyone have any ideas on what other designs I could add to represent social awareness? Also how much should I save before going to the artist to get it designed and tattooed? links work now this tattoo has been something I've wanted for about 3-4 months now, which was when I got my first tattoo of the word "FREEDOM" on my… [cont.]
Asked by ryank8o8 - Wed Jul 23 01:22:37 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Wow I like the middle one. Before you go ahead and get this done, think it over a while. You don't want to regret it later especially if its a full sleeve. I understand you having strong feelings for social awareness, but just give yourself time to think it over.
Answered by tayen. - Wed Jul 23 01:27:18 2008
Q. I'm planning to get a full sleeve tattoo and would like it to express my feelings for social awareness, peace and activism. I would like to get this on my forearm all the way from my elbow to wrist and completely around my forearm. I'm not sure what to get on my upper arm though. Here are some other designs I might get on the sleeve. and the numbers 46664 probably on my wrist for Nelson Mandela. Does anyone have any ideas on what other designs I could add to represent social awareness? Also how much should I save before going to the artist to get it designed and tattooed? links work now this tattoo has been something I've wanted for about 3-4 months now, which was when I got my first tattoo of the word "FREEDOM" on my… [cont.]
Asked by ryank8o8 - Wed Jul 23 01:22:37 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Wow I like the middle one. Before you go ahead and get this done, think it over a while. You don't want to regret it later especially if its a full sleeve. I understand you having strong feelings for social awareness, but just give yourself time to think it over.
Answered by tayen. - Wed Jul 23 01:27:18 2008
Cann you check my history??
Q. 1. In 1954 Ho Chi Minh became the pro-American leader of South Vietnam. emperor of Vietnam. military leader of the Viet Cong. Communist leader of North Vietnam.--- 2. President Kennedy's goal in Vietnam was to help North Vietnam win the war. prevent the Communists from defeating South Vietnam. --- stop France from colonizing Vietnam. keep the American military out of the war. 3. When Lyndon Johnson became President he quickly began to increase the number of American troops in Vietnam. negotiate for peace with North Vietnam. withdraw American forces from Vietnam. end American bombing of North Vietnam.--- 4. American soldiers in Vietnam had to deal with a lack of training. --- surprise attacks and guerrilla warfare. poor… [cont.]
Asked by Prepare the way - Thu Apr 24 08:39:45 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1. Correct 2. Correct 3. LBJ immediately began increasing troops 4. Surprise attacks and guerilla warfare 5. Correct 6. American troops killed Vietnamese villagers 7. They helped lead the protest movement 8. Threatened traditional values- and also (more than likely) would promote violence 9. Nixon declared a cease fire 10. Correct
Answered by evanlouis15 - Thu Apr 24 08:59:54 2008
Q. 1. In 1954 Ho Chi Minh became the pro-American leader of South Vietnam. emperor of Vietnam. military leader of the Viet Cong. Communist leader of North Vietnam.--- 2. President Kennedy's goal in Vietnam was to help North Vietnam win the war. prevent the Communists from defeating South Vietnam. --- stop France from colonizing Vietnam. keep the American military out of the war. 3. When Lyndon Johnson became President he quickly began to increase the number of American troops in Vietnam. negotiate for peace with North Vietnam. withdraw American forces from Vietnam. end American bombing of North Vietnam.--- 4. American soldiers in Vietnam had to deal with a lack of training. --- surprise attacks and guerrilla warfare. poor… [cont.]
Asked by Prepare the way - Thu Apr 24 08:39:45 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1. Correct 2. Correct 3. LBJ immediately began increasing troops 4. Surprise attacks and guerilla warfare 5. Correct 6. American troops killed Vietnamese villagers 7. They helped lead the protest movement 8. Threatened traditional values- and also (more than likely) would promote violence 9. Nixon declared a cease fire 10. Correct
Answered by evanlouis15 - Thu Apr 24 08:59:54 2008
will you check my History?
Q. 1. In 1954 Ho Chi Minh became the pro-American leader of South Vietnam. emperor of Vietnam. military leader of the Viet Cong. Communist leader of North Vietnam.--- 2. President Kennedy's goal in Vietnam was to help North Vietnam win the war. prevent the Communists from defeating South Vietnam. --- stop France from colonizing Vietnam. keep the American military out of the war. 3. When Lyndon Johnson became President he quickly began to increase the number of American troops in Vietnam. negotiate for peace with North Vietnam. withdraw American forces from Vietnam. end American bombing of North Vietnam.--- 4. American soldiers in Vietnam had to deal with a lack of training. --- surprise attacks and guerrilla warfare. poor… [cont.]
Asked by Prepare the way - Thu Apr 24 08:48:56 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1: 3 2: 2 3: 1 4: 2 5: 3 6: 1 7: 2 8:3 9:3 10: 3
Answered by riverotter1968 - Thu Apr 24 08:54:13 2008
Q. 1. In 1954 Ho Chi Minh became the pro-American leader of South Vietnam. emperor of Vietnam. military leader of the Viet Cong. Communist leader of North Vietnam.--- 2. President Kennedy's goal in Vietnam was to help North Vietnam win the war. prevent the Communists from defeating South Vietnam. --- stop France from colonizing Vietnam. keep the American military out of the war. 3. When Lyndon Johnson became President he quickly began to increase the number of American troops in Vietnam. negotiate for peace with North Vietnam. withdraw American forces from Vietnam. end American bombing of North Vietnam.--- 4. American soldiers in Vietnam had to deal with a lack of training. --- surprise attacks and guerrilla warfare. poor… [cont.]
Asked by Prepare the way - Thu Apr 24 08:48:56 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1: 3 2: 2 3: 1 4: 2 5: 3 6: 1 7: 2 8:3 9:3 10: 3
Answered by riverotter1968 - Thu Apr 24 08:54:13 2008
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