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الرسالة: [QUOTE="ramy200720, post: 329215, member: 17625"] [b]رد على: خلاص رامي[/b] هقلكم مثل صغير اذا كنت مديون بمبلغ اكبر من امكنياتك وانتا من المستحيل ان تدفع الفلوس دى وانتا لو مدفعتش هتروح السجن مع المساجين وانتا بيتحاكم عليك فى المحكمه جاء واحد من الجالسين فى القاعه وقال انا سأخلصه من كل دين عليه فماذا تفعل معه هل كرامتك تمنعك او تحبه وتعيش معاه المسيح دفع ثمن الخطيه على عود الصليب انسان ملوش اى زنب ويخلصك بحياته مقابل انك تنفز كلامه فى الكتاب المقدس ياجماعه احنا معانا كنز كبير اوى منقدرش ان نقيمه بالمال اخوكم رامى والى عاوز اى حاجا يقلى عليها انا ممكن اخدمه وده اميلى [email]ramy20720@hotmail.com[/email] ولكم منى جزيل الشكر والاحترام والتقدير NEW BUSH-CLINTON KATRINA FUND GRANTS HIGHLIGHT ONGOING RECOVERY EFFORT City of New Orleans Joins President Clinton’s Climate Initiative to Reduce Greenhouse Emissions NEW ORLEANS — Presidents George H. W. Bush and William J. Clinton today announced new Bush-Clinton Katrina Fund (BCKF) grants to assist victims of Hurricane Katrina in Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama. The nation recently marked the one-year anniversary of Katrina’s landfall and the new grants reflect both presidents’ desire to maintain a consistent focus on the ongoing recovery effort. In announcing the new grants, the two presidents emphasized their desire to use the Fund to sustain the long-term recovery effort in the Gulf. “Although much has been accomplished, rebuilding the Gulf Coast is really just beginning,” said President Bush. “As we continue to work with the affected communities and talk to the people on the ground, it’s clear that much work remains. These new grants reflect our interest in putting into place programs and people who will be here until the job is done.” “We know that cities like New Orleans, Gulfport and Bayou La Batre are going to emerge stronger than ever, but only with a sustained and disciplined effort over the long-haul,” said President Clinton. “We can’t just remember the victims of Katrina on the anniversary of the storm. We have to work every day to help them rebuild. The National Housing Partnership and the National Council for Negro Women are rehabilitating damaged homes, because housing remains a critical need 12 months after the hurricane struck. Today, we’re also recognizing the long-term needs of the region by funding organizations like the Louisiana Human Resources Development Institute, which will offer worker training and job placement assistance.” رامى [/QUOTE]

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