Victoria E. & Twice Shy Clothing
Model, Blogger, and Environmentalist Victoria E. introduces us to the offhandedly sexy clothing line Twice Shy: irreverent, edgy clothes designed for sinners yet made in a saintly fashion. LISTEN (9 min)
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December 13, 2006
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Posted by: Victoria E | December 13, 2006 at 08:02 PM
I' so happy that I found the greenpeace group which I beliefe that I'm a part of them.
For sure I'm concern of the earth conaminaterd by the great industrial nation like USA and others.
So I'm here in Yemen asking weather we could complain through the international courts to have compensations due to the harms we suffering from, GreanPeace is a great group, could you unswer my critical question.
Thanks alot.
Sincerely yours:
David Almakhafi, Sana'a.R.Yemen.
Posted by: Almakhafi David | April 14, 2007 at 11:39 AM