Remember this year's Nobel Peace Prize winner Muhammed Yunus & Grameen Bank. They created a micro credit/loan program to help people to help themselves. It is a great concept. I just saw this ad for a place call Kiva which appears to be on the same concept. You should check it out... It seems like a good way to really help people who are ready to help themselves.



http://www.kiva.org

 

ps, hopefully the tards don't mess up this thread. if so, it shows how ignorant they truly are.

 

On a related note.... how capitalism affects the world. This is a fantastic article about Capitalism (Anti-Capitalism, rather). I found it because Dr. Kowalski is an expert on the Stone Age Hand Axe study.

http://www.personal.psu.edu/users/w/x/wxk116/antic/

 

Well sorry Dung Pile, I am going to "show how ignorant they (the threads you are starting on your Mushroom high) truly are". You appear to have gone completely crazy, my orange haired loser-boy friend. I would get rid of the stuff you brought back with you......

 

Frank, you don't want to know...

Isn't that always the truth, the experts on capitalism are also experts on Stone Age Hand Axes?

 

micro loans are very interesting. Will it change the world? Highly unlikely. But it may change a small % of peoples lives. Having spent som time in 3rd world countries, I can tell you first hand, it does not take much $s at all to make a huge difference.

 

OK Dung, i just knew you were from some Communist Ghetto ....who pulled you over?????

 

Which 3rd world countries? And how long were you there? Overall I think Americans are great givers... I do not know the stats but lot of people donate. However, there are also gazillion of non-profits and lot of them are very in-efficient. The reason I like KIVA is they seem to be super efficient and they are taking advantage of the Internet technology.

 

I forgot if you graduated to the honor roll yet. But since you are speaking non-turd/tard like for once... maybe you have a chance. Anyway, what don't I want to know? Please elaborate.

I do not know Dr. Kowalski, however, it looks like he is a very educated person and he is also caring. Definitely a well above average human being, or shall we say, an advanced Home Sapian. Heheh.

 

This is a great video about feeding the homeless.


http://www.collegehumor.com/video:1743880/

 

The orange coiffed salad tosser has gone totally off the reservation with this one.

 

Well, it appears that we have tried to make sense of non-sense, and all we have accomplished is to push the young man completely over the edge...not a hard push at all.

I still wonder why we never hear from any of his track "friends", supporters etc. Could it be that he is the loaner he appears to be?

Francis, you still truly suck!

 

ohh shaddup bull****. i fight my own battles. are you planning to enter the GCC? i sure hope so, i really want to smoke your *** for the poor kids of the world. please join.

 

Oh, I have spoken to his "friends": Brad, James, Craig, et al.

They all say the same thing.

Which is why Carrot Top has been banned by pretty much every DE group on the west coast.

 

So, I'm back in Tokyo. It was suppose just to be a 4 hour layover from Taipei in transit to LAX. But I smooched my way into extending the stay and I don't have to pay any penalty fee. I love you ANA. Best airline in the world!!

So I just found out that Super GT (better known as JGTC before) will have its first round race coming up March 17/18th weekend @ Suzuka. I have decided to stay for the race! The reason is multi fold - Suzuka is one of the best tracks in the world and Formula 1 used to race there. I think F1 races at Fuji now?! Honda, my favorite car maker, owns Suzuka. I also will probably visit Honda's other race track while I'm at it... the Twin Twin Motegi. Honda museum is there.

I have a feeling I will make many important contacts here on this trip. It will benefit in my plan to become a pro race car driver globally. I love Tokyo so much I want to move here in 2008...