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NEW REPORT SHOWS AGAIN WHY THE U.S.A. IS NO. 1
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PostPosted: Sun Jul 01, 2007 9:56 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

Ilsanman wrote:
I don't think any Brits or Canucks are cringing. In fact, as a proud Canadian, I am happy with our 3rd place. That's well generous enough.

I bet at the bottom of that list, you find asian countries (excluding Singapore)



The American people are definitely known to open up their pocket books and donate. So do Canadians, Swedes, and Englishman. I asked one of my Korean students if people were donating after the tsunami; she had no clue. How long has America been ranking number one? I think it is good whenever people try to help other people in need. There is nothing wrong with that.
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