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By: Amencorner

Amencorner — Sat, 14 Jan 2012 03:57:32 +0000

I think a point that everyone who has responded over looked was the fact that they deliver vaccines to these villages.
Now, on the outside it appears as though they are helping, when it is scientific fact that the things they put in vaccines are absolutley with out a doubt harmful to anyone getting them.
I invite anyone with the idea that vaccines are good, to go to their pharamacist and request an ingredient list (which by law they are required to provide you with ingredients lists to any and all ingredients for any vaccines. Once youve obtained the ingredients, type each one into google and research the ingredients for yourself!
just one thing WV IS doing.

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By: Corinne

Corinne — Sun, 08 Jan 2012 17:58:18 +0000

My message regards the message posted at this time,

November 3rd, 2010 at 12:07 pm

Phillip, of course you don’t, because you weren’t there to actually see it happen, and one more thing, you don’t know the lady who commented on the play boy bunny, or her little girl, so next time you go to make such comments, you should maybe think twice before posting anything.

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By: Alexander Gan

Alexander Gan — Sat, 07 Jan 2012 14:14:41 +0000

I am extremely saddened by the number of possible frauds World Vision has been committing behind our backs. I was looking forward to sponsoring a child but, being cautious of where my parents’ hard-earned money goes, I searched for any possible scams. After reading through the comments I was in disbelief and shock.

I believe there could be two sides to a charity, like this one, which could be why there would be some complaints. As some others has said, it could be because of corruption in Africa that causes this problem. I am determined to help children in Africa but the only way we could do so is if the governments are overthrown, and based on the Arab Spring we know how’ll long and tedious that would take.

The opinions are just too divided. I wish I could go to Africa myself and help. That would be a guarantee for your money I guess.

By: Lucky mama

Lucky mama — Fri, 06 Jan 2012 20:56:42 +0000

We have been sponsoring a girl for two years and rarely get mail from her, but the last time we did, it was mistakenly addressed to another sponsor in a different city. This means the child I have been sponsoring has at least two sponsors. I find this very suspicious. If there were enough sponsors for all of the children in the world I would be fine with this doubling up, but there are far too many children going without. This leads me to believe the children are not human, only computer generated. I am very disappointed.

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