Making Peace with the World

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  Richard Sitler started this discussion on Sep 7, 2010

  I still have cigars for the next nine pledges. Be one of the next nine people to pledge at least $20 or more and you will receive a genuine Dominican cigar.

  According to Blog Critics" The Dominican Republic, fittingly discovered by Mr. Cigar himself, Christopher Columbus, is the largest producer of cigars in the entire world, making it known as “Cigar Country” and leaving stogie lovers everywhere to search for their passports, book their flights, and come to a place that captures the true culture and essence of tobacco.

  Read more: http://blogcritics.org/culture/article/the-dominican-republic-cigar-country/#ixzz0yrbSIjMA

  
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  Richard Sitler replied on Sep 16, 2010

  Still have 8 cigars to give away. Act now!

  
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  mathews replied on Oct 26, 2010

  I think these photographs really shows many of us the passion and dedication these Peace Corps volunteers show and as a matter of fact, we can see that there have been significant works that they are doing along with this such as maintaining discipline in their communities and also having a note to show how they can maintain peace so beautifully where some large organizations like UNO could not and never will, in my arguable opinion!!

  Mathews | tracecommunications.com

  
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  Pianolo solly replied on Oct 28, 2010

  We as mankind need to come together as one world one voice , We all have really serious issues at hand there are children starving , why would we do that to our own kind , wars over something that will eventually run out any way when they should be using the money to find an alternative fuel if we spent half the money we spend on war we could feed our future aka children ,
  ookisa

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  SuzySpotOn replied on Oct 28, 2010

  I think I may have a bulk lot of Crocs Shoes available. I know a girl who buys wholesale and then sells them at flea markets. I’ll see what I can do.

  
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  alanhawk replied on Jan 4, 2011

  Why would we do that to our own kind wars over something that will eventually run out any way when they should be using the money to find an alternative fuel if we spent half the money

  
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  james lee replied on Jan 20, 2011

  I think peace corp does such a great job. I have all the respect in the world for them. We have to support them better then we do in the future. Keep up the good work.Raleigh Plumber