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ketybhagat @ketybhagat (4125) • India 18 Jul 07

When I was a young girl, I enjoyed his music sooooo much, it was a pleasure to hear him sing. He, along with the Shadows could really turn on the most boring party. All his songs had meaning and were fun. Today, when I hear my...

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ketybhagat I love most of his songs, mostly the soft ones like Constantly, and of course all the famous ones, like the songs he sang in the film Young Ones, In my country he became very popular and all his songs were successful. Miss him and all the oldies a lot, like...

14 Dec 10

ketybhagat @ketybhagat (4125) • India 1 Dec 10

As you open your purses/wallets when "donating" for another natural disaster, keep the following facts in mind; we have listed them from the highest to the lowest (paid offender). UNICEF - CEO The worst offender was...

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ketybhagat Well, this info was given to me by my friend, so I feel it should be ok. As you say, most of the money goes to others and very less to the needy. Its better to do charity by our own hands as much as we can. However, when calamity falls, we feel sad and do a...

14 Dec 10

ketybhagat @ketybhagat (4125) • India 1 Dec 10

As you open your purses/wallets when "donating" for another natural disaster, keep the following facts in mind; we have listed them from the highest to the lowest (paid offender). UNICEF - CEO The worst offender was...

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ketybhagat I think it is best to donate personally to the needy we know. When calamity strikes, we feel real bad and dip into our pockets, but unfortunately it goes out to wrong people. We can ill afford it these days, but humanity raises its head when the cry of the...

14 Dec 10

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ketybhagat @ketybhagat (4125) • India 1 Dec 10

As you open your purses/wallets when "donating" for another natural disaster, keep the following facts in mind; we have listed them from the highest to the lowest (paid offender). UNICEF - CEO The worst offender was...

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ketybhagat I really dont know how much is true, but Im sure quite a bit must be, for I got this info from a friend of mine. Life is really sad for some people and we hope to help them through these agencies, but you live and learn. No, this does not come from the...

14 Dec 10

ketybhagat @ketybhagat (4125) • India 1 Dec 10

As you open your purses/wallets when "donating" for another natural disaster, keep the following facts in mind; we have listed them from the highest to the lowest (paid offender). UNICEF - CEO The worst offender was...

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ketybhagat We live and learn, and now we know where to donate. I would feel scared to use charity money for myself. Its like committing a big sin. Im glad your mother and brother are doing the right thing, and hopefully now you too will do the same. I have not idea about...

9 Dec 10

ketybhagat @ketybhagat (4125) • India 1 Dec 10

As you open your purses/wallets when "donating" for another natural disaster, keep the following facts in mind; we have listed them from the highest to the lowest (paid offender). UNICEF - CEO The worst offender was...

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ketybhagat When an organisation does charity work, it shows. Thats what the Salvation Army is doing and its head, Todd has to be appreciated. There are still people in the world like Rainbowliselle here on mylot who go out of their way to help the needy. Hats off to such...

9 Dec 10

ketybhagat @ketybhagat (4125) • India 1 Dec 10

As you open your purses/wallets when "donating" for another natural disaster, keep the following facts in mind; we have listed them from the highest to the lowest (paid offender). UNICEF - CEO The worst offender was...

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ketybhagat The problem here is that people have forgotten what it is to be honestly kind and generous with other people's money. What they have, they want for themselves and to hell with the poor for whom the charity began. Its a sad world and yet there are people in the...

9 Dec 10

ketybhagat @ketybhagat (4125) • India 1 Dec 10

As you open your purses/wallets when "donating" for another natural disaster, keep the following facts in mind; we have listed them from the highest to the lowest (paid offender). UNICEF - CEO The worst offender was...

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ketybhagat Hi bhanu, yes its been a long time. Sometimes the work load is so much, I just dont get time, other times Im lazy. Yes the UNICEF, Red Cross etc. are all big in names and not in the work they do. Every penny that we earn, we need it ourselves, but when there...

9 Dec 10

ketybhagat @ketybhagat (4125) • India 1 Dec 10

As you open your purses/wallets when "donating" for another natural disaster, keep the following facts in mind; we have listed them from the highest to the lowest (paid offender). UNICEF - CEO The worst offender was...

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ketybhagat It is any eyeopener, to know that our hard earned money goes for the frills of the CEOs and not to charity as we want it to. I feel it is better to do charity by ourselves, no matter how little, so that the money spent is used for the right purpose. I was...

9 Dec 10

ketybhagat @ketybhagat (4125) • India 1 Dec 10

As you open your purses/wallets when "donating" for another natural disaster, keep the following facts in mind; we have listed them from the highest to the lowest (paid offender). UNICEF - CEO The worst offender was...

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ketybhagat Yes bunnybon, the Salvation Army isdoing a good job and we now have proof of it. God Bless Todd for all the work he is dong for a measly sarlary. Money given for charity must reach charity, or we sin in the eyes of the Lord. Better still, do charity with our...

9 Dec 10

ketybhagat @ketybhagat (4125) • India 1 Dec 10

As you open your purses/wallets when "donating" for another natural disaster, keep the following facts in mind; we have listed them from the highest to the lowest (paid offender). UNICEF - CEO The worst offender was...

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ketybhagat Thank you grace for the info, Im sure it will help a lot of people reading this post. You are doing right by donating to people whom we know will surely reach our money to the poor and needy. Yes, in charity work, though we may not do it ourselves, this little...

9 Dec 10

ketybhagat @ketybhagat (4125) • India 1 Dec 10

As you open your purses/wallets when "donating" for another natural disaster, keep the following facts in mind; we have listed them from the highest to the lowest (paid offender). UNICEF - CEO The worst offender was...

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ketybhagat Yes shaggin, it just shows that the Salvation Army is doing a good job and the charity work done by Todd Bassett is to be appreciated. What can one do in this age for a sum of $13000/- per year. It just shows his goodwill towards the poor and he is doing the...

9 Dec 10

ketybhagat @ketybhagat (4125) • India 1 Dec 10

As you open your purses/wallets when "donating" for another natural disaster, keep the following facts in mind; we have listed them from the highest to the lowest (paid offender). UNICEF - CEO The worst offender was...

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ketybhagat I was shocked when I read it and decided to let as many people know as I could. Imagine when we ourselves need every extra bit of cash, yet in times of trouble, we dip into our savings for the needy and this is how it is spent. Better to do a little of charity...

9 Dec 10

ketybhagat @ketybhagat (4125) • India 1 Dec 10

As you open your purses/wallets when "donating" for another natural disaster, keep the following facts in mind; we have listed them from the highest to the lowest (paid offender). UNICEF - CEO The worst offender was...

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ketybhagat Yes iwrite, it is a sorry state of affairs. What is meant for the poor and charity must go to charity, a very small percent should go for the salaries. These salaries are ridiculous ! Just shows its better to do charity ourselves. !

9 Dec 10

ketybhagat @ketybhagat (4125) • India 1 Dec 10

As you open your purses/wallets when "donating" for another natural disaster, keep the following facts in mind; we have listed them from the highest to the lowest (paid offender). UNICEF - CEO The worst offender was...

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ketybhagat Heu rainbow, this is a wonderful way of charity work. I too believe that what we do with our own hands not only gives us the satisfaction, but also the knowledge that the money for charity goes to charity alone. You are doing a wonderful job and I really know...

9 Dec 10

ketybhagat @ketybhagat (4125) • India 1 Dec 10

As you open your purses/wallets when "donating" for another natural disaster, keep the following facts in mind; we have listed them from the highest to the lowest (paid offender). UNICEF - CEO The worst offender was...

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ketybhagat Wow owlwings, that is really doing your homework and thanks for sharing all this info with us. Yes, we people open up our hearts and weep for the affected. We open up our purses so that we may bring a little ray of hope to the needy. That is us, common men who...

3 Dec 10

ketybhagat @ketybhagat (4125) • India 1 Dec 10

As you open your purses/wallets when "donating" for another natural disaster, keep the following facts in mind; we have listed them from the highest to the lowest (paid offender). UNICEF - CEO The worst offender was...

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ketybhagat Hi, these days I have heard that even fathers of churches pocket money in the name of charity. I really dont know whom to trust these days. I feel it is much better to go personally and help the needy if possible with cash and kind. If not, we donate and leave...

3 Dec 10

ketybhagat @ketybhagat (4125) • India 1 Dec 10

As you open your purses/wallets when "donating" for another natural disaster, keep the following facts in mind; we have listed them from the highest to the lowest (paid offender). UNICEF - CEO The worst offender was...

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ketybhagat Yes picjim, it is really sad that such reputed organisations and NGOs can stoop so low as to pocket money for the needy. I agree with flagaz that government politicians also pocket the money, and when humanity donates for disasters, they do so with an open...

3 Dec 10

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