>> http://www.racesimcentral.net/
>> Wow.
> Just think of the tax relief! Wow!!
for all I know :)
Achim
>> http://www.racesimcentral.net/
>> Wow.
> Just think of the tax relief! Wow!!
Achim
JensSchumi
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JensSchumi
PS: corruption is also present here but works different.
> Good job Mitch, not that it'll help though imo; with the widespread
>corruption in that part of the world, I'd be surprised if a lot of the aid,
>especially $, ever gets to where its needed. That, and the various ethnic
>groups, tribes, etc use the donated food, etc. as a weapon too, ala Somalia.
> But hopefully I'll be wrong <g>
> > > ...
> > > > Maybe they prefer *not* to talk about it in public?
> > > Talking can help raise more funds as others may feel they're put to
> shame
> > if
> > > they don't donate. I think if someone seriously wants to support
someone
> > or
> > > something, he'll donate and then talk about it, to make others follow
> his
> > example.
> > > Achim
> > I have to think a $10 million anonymous donation would be just as
> effective.
> It would be impossible for the world's most famous sports star to make an
> anonymous 10 million dollar donation.
Maybe, but if it's true it would only prove Dave's statement wrong if there were
any one sports star known to more than 5% of world's human population :)
>> Most famous sports star pfffttt, 95% of the world has never heard of him.
> Maybe, but if it's true it would only prove Dave's statement wrong if
> there were any one sports star known to more than 5% of world's human
> population :)
p.s. yep, corruption is present here, but it's not a systemic, cultural,
accepted way of life as in that part of the world.
> JensSchumi
> PS: corruption is also present here but works different.
> > Good job Mitch, not that it'll help though imo; with the widespread
> >corruption in that part of the world, I'd be surprised if a lot of the
aid,
> >especially $, ever gets to where its needed. That, and the various
ethnic
> >groups, tribes, etc use the donated food, etc. as a weapon too, ala
Somalia.
> > But hopefully I'll be wrong <g>
> p.s. yep, corruption is present here, but it's not a systemic, cultural,
> accepted way of life as in that part of the world.
> > No need to worry.
> > The major charity organisations have direct control up to the receivers.
> > It's not like other countries where you have to deliver to the doorstep
> and then
> > go home w/o possibility of control.
> > JensSchumi
> > PS: corruption is also present here but works different.
> > > Good job Mitch, not that it'll help though imo; with the widespread
> > >corruption in that part of the world, I'd be surprised if a lot of the
> aid,
> > >especially $, ever gets to where its needed. That, and the various
> ethnic
> > >groups, tribes, etc use the donated food, etc. as a weapon too, ala
> Somalia.
> > > But hopefully I'll be wrong <g>
> > No worries ? I doubt that <g> It's already being reported in some
> areas.
> > p.s. yep, corruption is present here, but it's not a systemic,
cultural,
> > accepted way of life as in that part of the world.
> > > No need to worry.
> > > The major charity organisations have direct control up to the
receivers.
> > > It's not like other countries where you have to deliver to the
doorstep
> > and then
> > > go home w/o possibility of control.
> > > JensSchumi
> > > PS: corruption is also present here but works different.
> > > > Good job Mitch, not that it'll help though imo; with the widespread
> > > >corruption in that part of the world, I'd be surprised if a lot of
the
> > aid,
> > > >especially $, ever gets to where its needed. That, and the various
> > ethnic
> > > >groups, tribes, etc use the donated food, etc. as a weapon too, ala
> > Somalia.
> > > > But hopefully I'll be wrong <g>
>>> Most famous sports star pfffttt, 95% of the world has never heard of
>>> him.
>> Maybe, but if it's true it would only prove Dave's statement wrong if
>> there were any one sports star known to more than 5% of world's human
>> population :)
> Pele! The fanboy is wrong!!
steve
>>>....
>>>>Most famous sports star pfffttt, 95% of the world has never heard of
>>>>him.
>>>Maybe, but if it's true it would only prove Dave's statement wrong if
>>>there were any one sports star known to more than 5% of world's human
>>>population :)
>>Pele! The fanboy is wrong!!
> Who???
> :)
> steve
--
"For instance I can't think of the last time I actually paid for a copy
of Windows." -- James Calivar
>>>>....
>>>>>Most famous sports star pfffttt, 95% of the world has never heard of
>>>>>him.
>>>>Maybe, but if it's true it would only prove Dave's statement wrong if
>>>>there were any one sports star known to more than 5% of world's human
>>>>population :)
>>>Pele! The fanboy is wrong!!
>> Who???
>> :)
>> steve
> you must be an ermerrakan?
steve
Jens