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Napoleon Exchange World is a global invitation only on line community of the main official international associations of Napoleonic Era that brings a valuable group of influential leaders who share a similar passion to the Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte

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CRPC - Global Youth Leadership Forum

With a series of regional, national and international Youth Leadership Summits, Young leaders are being mobilized and motivated to join the Civil Rights Party of Canada to raise the voices of the next generation.

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The Prince of Wales Charities:Turquoise Mountain

The Turquoise Mountain (Firuzkuh in Dari) was the greatest indigenous Afghan capital of the middle ages, destroyed by Ogodei, son of Genghis Khan in ca. 1220-22 and lost to history.

July 6

Deborah J. Boyd commented on The Civil Rights Party of Canada's group 'The Prince of Wales Charities Community (YBI)'

My heart sings when I think of the young people today. They want to change the world and take care of the planet. Many of them do not see people in colors or genders. To me, at 60, this is a major step forward to a brighter future. Education + Prosp…

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The Prince of Wales Charities Community (YBI)

The Civil Rights Party of Canada pledges to advance youth enterprise by initiating and establishing a global network that provides young people with resourceful information to become successful national and international entrepreneurs.

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At 8:20am on September 10, 2009, Pamela McMillion said…: I hope your day is going swell;

At 11:46pm on August 31, 2009, Johnstone Sikulu Wanjala said…: I appreciate for your commitment you and kindly I requested you to help and support these children urgently before of 9th Sept 2009 for the school fees without complete them will not sit the finally examination which will determine them to promote them.
We have the following children’s that needed school fees paid before above date are follows:-
1, Mourreen Nafula Sitatunga high school balance $150, she is form four aged 16yrs.
2, Shaline Majuma Lumino Benezer high school balance $120 form one aged 14
3, George Wafula Tumaini academy school balance $80 standard eight aged 11
4, Roy Kisaka Tumaini academy school balance $50 standard four aged 9
5, Oscar Simiyu Namwela hign school balance$ 120 form two aged 13
6, Silve Wafula Modern academy balance$50 standard three aged 6
And others until the 9th September 2009,
Also orphans needed to get relief food after crop failure. Orphans in Trans-Nzoia district we are requested set to receive relief food from well-wishers, friends and willing individuals like you to help the following items:
Needed 1,000 bags of maize, 200 bags of the beans, 200 bags of the rice and 200 bags of the carton of cooking fat needed dispatched to the area of the end of two to three weeks to safe school children to continue to learn without drop out to the school because of the starvation and hunger. Also apart from the orphans, the supplies would also be given to those suffering from HIV/AIDS. The area had poor harvests last season due to inadequate rains and also post election violence affected many families.
We shall appreciate if God talk to you and your friends do miracle and send to us for your contribution for any amount that God has blessed tohelp this children.
Thanks and God bless you.
Johnstone Sikulu Wanjala