Today the news had the 6.4 earthquake which in a place like Afghanistan means total destruction of mud brick houses and God knows what kind of casualties in terms of human life. Days like this really tests my faith in the whole universe and it's God. What have we done as a nation to deserve blow after blow. It doesn't get poorer, sicker, more devistated than it gets in Afghanistan. Is God even watching what is going on in this world??
Please take a moment and reason withe whichever God you pray to, to just stop this punishment of an innocent mass of people in Afghanistan and only take it out on those that are corrupt and are benefiting in human misery.
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October 2009
October 22, 2009
Vote Afghan Hands!!!
Dearest friends...
Voting is still open for the BBC World Challenge 09.
Please vote and let everyone know why you think Afghan women deserve an education!!!
Love and peace
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