Death Threats to JORAN?

JORAN QUITS SCHOOL AFTER DEATH THREATS
The prime suspect in the Natalee Holloway mystery got a
terrifying scare when he received an explosive e-mail that
said he would be killed if he went to school.
The message to Joran van der Sloot, 18, read:
"Don't go to school on Monday — turn yourself in to police
or we will kill you. Me and my associates are booking
reservations to Holland and are going to come and kill you."
Though Dutch-born Joran has received death threats several
times before, this one was sent to a private e-mail address
that only a few of his closest friends know about.
It spooked the teen so much that he quit his school in Arnhem.
A source told The National Enquirer:
"Joran was really frightened — and his family took it so
seriously they told him not to go to school."

Likely story!!! Last night I picked up the
National Enquirer's latest issues which states the
knife and one of Joran's bloody shoe had been found
but not tested.
Where r they getting this information?
shoe had
been found
link:
http://www.nationalenquirer.com/crime/63348

Gary Glitter abuse trial begins

Gary Glitter abuse trial begins
...Former rock star Gary Glitter has told a Vietnam
court on the first day of his trial he did not commit
obscene acts with two girls, his lawyer has said.
Glitter, real name Paul Gadd, faces up to seven
years in jail if found guilty but told reporters as he
arrived at court that he was innocent.
Prosecutors say the 61-year-old molested two girls,
aged 11 and 12, at his Vietnam home.
The trial is initially behind closed doors as it involves
minors.
He is alleged to have fondled and kissed the girls
as well as engaged in other physical acts at a beach
house in the resort town of Vung Tau, southern Vietnam.
LINK:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/asia-pacific/4765008.stm

HAVE WE HEARD THIS BEFORE?

NO GUNS ONLY KNIVES!!!

Canada high court allows Sikh daggers in school
Thu Mar 2, 2006 10:03 PM IST
By Randall Palmer
OTTAWA (Reuters) - Multiculturalism and religious
freedom trumped safety concerns in a Canadian
Supreme Court decision on Thursday that will
allow orthodox Sikh students to carry concealed
traditional daggers to school.
In its decision, the court noted that Sikh orthodoxy
requires the wearing of the daggers, known as
kirpans, even though they are banned from
airplanes and some courtrooms.
"Religious tolerance is a very important value of
Canadian society," Justice Louise Charron
wrote in reasons for the decision after a court
case that involved 12-year-old Gurbaj Singh
Multani who was prevented from carrying his
kirpan at a Montreal school.
"If some students consider it unfair that
Gurbaj Singh may wear his kirpan to school
while they are not allowed to have knives in
their possession, it is incumbent on the schools
to discharge their obligation to instill in their
students this value that is...at the very
foundation of our democracy."
Kirpans are already allowed in Ontario after a
lower court order. Thursday's ruling now opens
the door to the practice, with possible
restrictions, across the country.
Canada banned them on airplanes after the
Sept. 11, 2001, attacks in the United States.
Some courts ban them as well, although Sikhs
attending the Supreme Court hearing were
allowed to wear them.
Charron said aircraft were unique environments,
but schools had the ability to better control
different situations.
Multani's school had originally allowed him to
carry his kirpan in a wooden sheath sewn
inside a cloth envelope inside his clothing.
But the school board overturned this, and the
boy's father turned to the courts.
The Quebec government argued unsuccessfully
for zero tolerance for weapons in school, and
some parents also opposed the idea.
Charron said the boy had no history of violence,
and rejected the idea that kirpans are inherently
dangerous. She also noted that schools had
other objects which could also be used for
violence, such as scissors and baseball bats.
Orthodox Sikhs have been been required to
carry kirpans since the 1600s. Some say the
original purpose was for defense but many
insist it is not a weapon.
Sikhs also struggled for the right to wear turbans
while in uniform with the Royal Canadian
Mounted Police. That episode was decided by
the federal government in 1990.
Around 250,000 Sikhs live in Canada, and
about 10 percent of them are considered orthodox.
In the United States, a federal appeals court
allowed kirpans in California, but the U.S.
Supreme Court has not decreed a national policy.

AS A PARENT I WOULD BE PULLING MY
CHILD FROM THAT SCHOOL IMMEDIATELY
AND FINALLY MAKE A STAND IN CANADA
REGARDING THIS RELIGION STUFF.
COME ON MONTREAL!!!!
LINK:
http://in.today.reuters.com/news/
newsArticle.aspx?type=topNews&story
ID=2006-03-02T215038Z_01_NOO
TR_RTRJONC_0_India-239031-1.xml

ARUBA'S SHAME

When I think of Aruba I think of Natalee,

When I think of Natalee,

I think of ARUBA,

But what I think has nothing to do with

HOLIDAYING THERE,

Or the beaches, sun or relaxation.

Too many have dissappeared on this Island.

You are making the biggest mistake

of your life ARUBA!!!

Ignoring your responsibility is

creating a big backlash on your

economy.

WE WILL NOT STOP DEMANDING

YOU FIND NATALEE!!!

WHERE ARE OUR MISSING ARUBA?

EEK IT GETS WEIRDER AND WEIRDER!

LINK:
http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,186458,00.html
We were told late last night by a reporter in Aruba that
the police are indeed looking for someone:
me! Yes, I am now "wanted" in Aruba ... and this is so
rich, that I could not think it up.
I am just not that clever to make this stuff up.
Here is what happened:
After we interviewed Joran on Monday in Aruba, and en route
to the airport, we decided to detour and stop at the Kalpoe
residence where we had been many times...
and invited in many times.
I have interviewed the Kalpoe brothers' mother
and met both Satish and Deepak.
I have spoken to their grandmother and interviewed their
stepfather.
We went to the door, as we always did,
knocked loudly, as we always did, called out the
name of Deepak and Satish's mother, as we always did,
and no answer.
We knocked loudly since cars were there and we
assumed that when no one answered we needed to
knock a bit louder.
This was how it always was.
Someone might be there but not hear us.
Music? In the backyard? We did not know.
After a short time, we gave up.
We assumed no one was home and even discussed
whether they had returned to their country.
Vacation?
That made the most sense since the cars were there
and no one answered. As we started to leave, we noticed
the police had returned Deepak's car to him... the one
Natalee had been in the night she disappeared.
We took some video of the car outside and started to leave
for the airport. As we left, the front door opened of the
Kalpoe house opened and, since I was on the house
side of the car, I jumped out to go to the door expecting
them to let me in as they always have.
This is what happened all last summer when we were in
Aruba.
Like I noted above, I have been invited in the home several
times.
As I approached the house, the door slammed shut.
I called out, "Nadira, Nadira" — Deepak and Satish's mother's
name — and suddenly very loud yelling came from the other
side of the door.
This was a reaction I had never received from them before.
I backed off since the yelling was so loud and
I was not sure who was yelling at me.
We then got back in the car and went to the
airport. They obviously did not want to talk to me.
I had never received a reception like that from
them before. After we left their home, and unknown to us,
the Kalpoes or someone in their home, called the police and
filed a complaint against me, claiming that we went up to
their house yelling, "Murderer, murderer, murderer!"
The Kalpoes only know my name and thus I assume the
police lookout is for me alone and not my producers.
Per the Aruban reporter, the police responded to their
home, took the complaint and then began their manhunt... for me.
Police went to our hotel looking for me, but obviously I was
not there. I was at the airport standing at the counter getting
my travel set up.
Apparently police sent out word to be on the look out for me
or the rental car. They looked and could not find me.
Police also went to the two newspapers to ask that they
publish requests for help to locate me.
(They should have looked in 2D on US Air!)
One paper declined to report the lookout for me, one chose
to report it. From listening to the account of the Aruban
reporter, much time and energy was spent looking for me.
I, of course, did not have a clue. I was no doubt in the air,
drinking a Diet Coke, talking to my colleague sitting next to
me and they were combing the island.
Little did I know that I was the subject of a manhunt in
Aruba.
I suppose if they had been craftier, they would have let
their immigration and customs and security at the airport
know to be on the look out for me — I had to present my
passport at more than one checkpoint at the airport
(the ticket counter, an Aruban security stand before Aruban
immigration, at Aruban immigration, at U.S. immigration, etc.)
In relating the story to me, I told the Aruban reporter who
knows me that I did not say that I did not yell "murderer" in
front of their house. I would not do that and she said she
knows. Her paper has not yet reported it, but at least
one Aruban paper has so far and others may do so today.
Of course I would not simply go up to someone's house and
yell "murderer." In talking to the Aruban reporter last night,
I added that I only did as I always did at their house:
I knocked and called out, "Nadira. Nadira." The reporter
suddenly burst out laughing and said, "I bet they thought you
said 'murderer, murderer' and not 'Nadira, Nadira.'" It then
dawned on me that she is probably right.
So, Natalee's missing and I am the one wanted. If the Aruban
police want to find me, I suggest that they simply return one
of the hundreds of calls that we have placed to them since
last May. I am waiting and eager to talk to them. I just
realized: they probably have my cell number, too, since
I leave that number — they might have called that and
gotten me at the airport or at my change of planes in
Charlotte and saved some gas running around looking
for me. (One other thing, I just realized that John Walsh
of "America's Most Wanted" missed his big chance to get
Aruba's most wanted! He was on my second flight leg flight
— escape? — that I took on Monday. I talked to him a long
time as we awaited take off and sat one row behind him.
He could have nabbed me! I had no place to run!

What a joke!!
Someone please tell the ALE to
look for c-r-i-m-i-n-a-l-s.
not protect them. LOL

Ontario might claw back federal child-care cash
Last Updated Tue, 28 Feb 2006 13:21:56 EST
CBC News
Ontario's poorest families might never receive
a monthly child-care allowance proposed by
the new federal government because the
province might claw it back, poverty
advocates warn. "I'd be horrified if they did,"
said Cynthia Wilkey, a lawyer with the
Income Security Advocacy Centre in Toronto.
"But would it surprise me? No."
Prime Minister Stephen Harper has
promised to introduce a bill that would give
parents $1,200 a year for each child
under age six, meant to help pay for child
care.
The proposed bill would have to be
passed by MPs in the House of Commons
after they resume sitting in April.
Harper has said he would like to see the
funds mailed out in monthly cheques
starting in July.
However, the Ontario government has
refused to rule out the possibility that it
might deduct the federal funding
from social assistance funds for the
poor or disabled.
Wilkey pointed out that the province
already deducts the National Child
Benefit Supplement from social assistance
and disability cheques, even though
Premier Dalton McGuinty's Liberals
promised to stop the clawback during the
last election campaign.
No decision made
yet: minister
Sandra Pupatello, minister of community
and social services, said the government
has not made a decision about the
proposed child-care allowance, but
defended the province's record.
"Our history since we became the
government has been to try to make life
better for people who are on social assistance,
and I think that every single thing we've done
since we've become the government has
indicated that," said Pupatello.
She said the Ontario Liberals were focused
on fighting to save an existing child-care
funding deal that the province signed with
the federal government when
Paul Martin's Liberals still held power.
The federal Liberals had signed $5 billion in
child-care agreements with several provinces
before they were ousted in January's general
election.
The Conservatives have told the provinces
that it planned to end those agreements by
March 2007.
Instead, they have promised the child-care
allowances – regardless of a family's income
– along with $250 million in tax credits to
help employers and non-profit agencies
create new day-care spaces.
The federal Liberals said on Tuesday that their top
priority once the Commons resumes sitting on
April 3 will be to fight the Tory child-care plan.

WHAT A DISGRACE! Here I was thinking the poor
had it good! and things were getting better.
HOW DO THEY LIVE?
WHAT ABOUT CANADA'S PROMISE TO
DIMINISH CHILDREN SUFFERING?
NO WONDER WE HAVE SO MUCH CRIME...
SO MUCH STREE ON THE POOR TO PROVIDE
... Do not even try to say if they can't afford it
don't have children.
Every one has the right to live a normal
family life.
Employers must pay proper wages to the
employees who are ensuring they can have
a family and enjoy the luxury theY require.
THANKS To employees busting their asses
for the big bosses.

JUSTICE TOO LATE?

VANCOUVER -- A new RCMP task force involving
37 investigators has been assigned to probe the
deaths or disappearances of nine young women
along Highway 16 in northern British Columbia.
Solicitor-General John Les said yesterday that
22 investigators will try to find out who killed
Aielah Saric-Auger, a 14-year-old
native girl whose body was found on Feb. 10.
Another 15 officers will probe eight other
unsolved cases, dating to 1990, in which women
were killed or disappeared along Highway 16.
The route, which runs from Prince George to
Terrace, has been dubbed the
"Highway of Tears" due to the large number
of deaths or disappearances associated with
it.
"These tragic deaths have shocked and
saddened people across the province," Mr. Les
said in a statement.
"A targeted police team will help ensure that
we have the resources and tools to find out
what happened to these women so that justice
is done and the communities can start to heal."
...
"Most of the women who have
disappeared along Highway 16 have been
between the ages of 15 and 19,
and most have been native." ...

link:
http://www.theglobeandmail.com/servlet/story/LAC.20060301.BCHIGHWAY01/TPStory/National

Alleged Mexico murder suspects
proclaim innocence
CTV.ca News Staff
Two Canadian women who fear Mexican
authorities consider them as suspects in
the murders of an Ontario couple
proclaimed their innocence Tuesday,
saying the accusations are "ridiculous."
In a press conference held in Thunder
Bay, Ont. on Tuesday night,
Kimberley Kim and Cheryl Everall
say they left their Mexican
hotel last week with no idea that
two other
guests had been brutally slain.
"It's ridiculous, I don't even know
how to express it in words," Kim
said.
... Everall and Kim described hearing
crying and breaking glass down the
hall from their room the night the
Ianieros were killed, but say
they didn't pay much attention.
Early in the investigation, Mexican
police said the prime suspects in
their investigation are two Canadian
women who registered at the hotel
with the names
"King and Everald," names that sound
similar to those of the Thunder Bay
women.
Mexican police have also said the
principal evidence in the murders is a
trail of blood from the crime scene to
the suspects' door.
The women said that if traces of blood
were indeed found in their room, it's
possible they unknowingly tracked it
in from the hallway.
"We'd just like to express our deepest
sympathy
(to the Ianiero family)," Everall said.
"This has been traumatic for us and
we can't imagine what that family is
going through.
This is awful; our thoughts and
prayers are certainly with them."...
One family member, who asked not
to be named, told CTV News they're
distraught and that they're "crying
and helping each other and
still can't believe it."
On the killers, she said:
"We're just hoping it's nobody
Canadian.
Of course we don't believe it's these
women."
...Coroner's investigation
Ontario's chief coroner said Tuesday
that the examination of the Ianieros'
bodies will likely take two days.
"A forensic examination of the bodies
will begin today,"
Dr. Barry McLellan said in a statement.
"Some of the forensic tools available
in such circumstances include x-ray,
forensic autopsy, the gathering of trace
evidence and toxicology."
The Ontario Coroner's office received
the bodies of at 6.30 p.m. ET Monday,
after they arrived at
Toronto's Pearson International
Airport.
CTV's Austin Delaney told CTV
Toronto that the victim's bodies had
already been embalmed,
sparking fears that important forensic
evidence had already been washed away.

link:

http://www.ctv.ca/servlet/ArticleNews/story/CTVNews

/20060228/cancun_deaths_

060228/20060228?hub=CTVNewsAt11

Whew what a strange case?

FOX INTERVIEWS JORAN IN ARUBA

"We just got back from a very quick trip to
Aruba.
We got word late last week (Friday?) that
Joran van der Sloot would sit down for an
interview with us in Aruba.
The one agreement: that we wouldn't edit it.
That seemed fair to me.
Frankly, I hate to have controversial
interviews edited, since despite our best
efforts, everyone
— viewers and guests — yell "foul."
An unedited interview allows me to simply
say,
"Here it is. You be the judge."
Joran also did not want to do the interview in
the United States, so we agreed on Aruba."
LINK:
http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,186282,00.html

SO HE IS NOT BACK IN HOLLAND

WHAT THE HELL IS THE ALE DOING?
PICKING THEIR ---?

FUNNY HOW HE CAME BACK WHEN HE HEARD

THERE MAYBE A WITNESS AND MORE SEARCHES

WE ARE GONNA FIND NATALEE

I FEEL IT IN MY BONES
SHE IS NOT FAR AWAY

Germany continues search unlike Aruba.

Search continues for missing N.S. Kayaker

Broadcast News
Sunday, February 26, 2006
HALIFAX -- It's been one week since Tiffany Tanner
was last seen in Germany -- but officials insist they
are not giving up the search for the missing
Nova Scotia woman.
Tanner, from Dartmouth, disappeared while
kayaking with some friends on a canal in Hamm
last Sunday.
A team of divers spent days last week searching
the water, but came up empty-handed.
Searchers are scouring the banks along the canal,
although divers have suspended their search
for the weekend.
Inspector Thomas Staseak says divers could be
back in the water early this week.
He says the search will continue until they find Tanner.
Some have suggested that if the 20-year-old drowned,
her body may have been swept away by the currents.
Tanner has been working as an au pair in Germany
since July.
link:
http://www.canada.com/nationalpost/news/story.html?id=4c9493ae-7ea6-4d15-ac62-05e1c442db91&k=58149

© Broadcast News 2006

HMMM SUSPICIOUS HMMM

WHO IS HE? ... WHAT DOES HE KNOW?
link:
http://www.scaredmonkeys.com/
SCARED MONKIES IS ON TO SOMETHING.

THE SAME SOMETHING THAT
http://arubanboycott.blogspot.com/
ARUBANBOYCOTT HAS BEEN ON.
VISIT THE LINKS.

DID NATALEE GO ON A CRUISE TO SEE THE SHARKS

DID SHE REALISE WHO THE REAL SHARKS WERE?

Missing Alabama Teen Natalee Holloway

link:
http://writ.news.findlaw.com/commentary/20060227_spilbor.html
The world knows Natalee Holloway as the pretty Alabama
teen who took a class trip to the island of Aruba from which
she never returned.
Natalee went missing on May 30th 2005 -- ironically, the
very day the class was scheduled to return to the States.
To date, a massive, months-long search involving
authorities from three countries (ours, theirs and the
Netherlands), as well as a host of privately-run investigative
agencies, has uncovered no trace of the girl.
Poof.
And while the case strangely lacks any evidence of, well,
anything - no body, no eyewitnesses to foul play, no
incriminating DNA - it is not without its suspects.
Three men are believed to have been the last to see
Natalee alive -- brothers Deepak and Satish Kalpoe,
and their buddy Joran van der Sloot - and all three
admitted lying to authorities during the early stages
of the investigation. Yet, all three still maintain their
innocence.
I guess you could say the Aruban authorities, together
with Natalee's loved ones, too, have a hunch.
They may not know how, why or what happened to
Natalee Holloway, but to them, one thing is certain:
Joran van der Sloot does know.
But van der Sloot's position can be summed
in two words.
Prove it.

Well dear Joran Van der Sloot and

Friends should know by now.

WE WILL!

Brother convicted of murder

TORONTO - One of three teenagers charged with the
killing of a 12-year-old boy named Johnathan was set
free yesterday, another drew a manslaughter
conviction, and the victim's brother was convicted
of first-degree murder and attempted murder.

A brother has been convicted of first degree murder
of his 12 yr old brother who was found lying in a
basement crawl space with over 70 knife wounds.
His stepfather was also waylaid and attacked, in
a planned attack to kill both victims.

Detective Sergeant Terry Wark, who was the lead
investigator on the case, told reporters
Johnathan's distraught mother did not want to speak
with the media until after her son's sentence is
handed down.
The woman knows her eldest child needs
psychiatric help, he added.
"They're very emotional right now,"
the police officer told reporters.
"She's lost two sons -- one being the victim,
the other being the accused.
"Heaven forbid any one of us is ever in that position."

Sign of the times?

German police continue search for Canadian

HALIFAX — Two dozen divers carefully searched the murky
waters of a German canal on Thursday after police dogs
zeroed in on a spot close to where a young Canadian
disappeared on the weekend.
Police divers were reported to be focusing on a small area in
the canal in Hamm, Germany, where Tiffany Tanner,
a 20-year-old competitive paddler from Nova Scotia, was
last seen Sunday as she kayaked with friends.Police had
found nothing by early evening after three specially trained
dogs indicated there might be something below the water’s
surface, but spokesman Klaus Finke said divers would
resume their search at the Datteln-Hamm canal this morning.
In addition to 24 divers, a police statement said a helicopter
and sonar device were also used.
Frank Lahme, a reporter at the local paper in Hamm, said
the work was made difficult by poor visibility in water that
was so cloudy it obscured anything more than 20 to 30 cm
away.‘‘
They had three dogs in a boat and each one of them did
locate a place’’ where they thought they might find a corpse,
Lahme said Thursday, adding that divers had already been
looking for two hours before the search was called off at
6:45 p.m. local time.
Investigators have been combing the narrow waterway and
interviewing possible witnesses since the young woman
from Dartmouth, N.S., vanished after apparently going
out of sight of three male friends who were in another boat
ahead of her.
Her mother, Lisa Tanner, and stepfather flew to Germany
on Monday, hoping to find clues in the mysterious
disappearance that has perplexed residents of the
small city northeast of Dusseldorf.
They visited the canal and met with the family the young
woman had been living with while doing domestic work.
‘‘I’m sure they’re going through a very rough time over
there,’’ Darrell Fraser, Tanner’s uncle, said Thursday
after speaking with the couple.
link:
http://www.brandonsun.com/pfstory.php?story_id=19422

My Tax Dollars?

Reduce Armed Forces
Feb. 27, 2006. 01:00 AM
Military may recruit immigrants
Feb. 25.
No disrespect is intended to Gen. Rick Hillier but we, the taxpayers, have not been given a say in what, if anything, is spent on the military. I'm at a loss as to why Canadian soldiers are sent to Afghanistan to be adjuncts to the U.S. military.
In a recent speech, Hillier talked of taking a Canadian approach to the use of force in Afghanistan. I've also heard the security of Canada is a stake in rationalizing Canada's participation in the U.S.'s war on terrorism. There are ways of securing Canada other than further increasing the number of active Armed Forces members. We do have a coast guard, many police forces and a customs and immigration service. These services can be enhanced if need be.
To spend money on the military is akin to tossing this money into a bottomless pit. Canada is not a war-like nation. We enjoy one of the the highest standards of living in the world and should use precious resources to further enhance Canadian lives.
Our taxes and government resources must go toward infrastructure, enhancing universal health care and doing what is necessary to attract business and jobs to our country. As well, "meat and potatoes" humanitarian aid could also be increased. What the impoverished of Africa and Asia need is education and the skills needed to make their lives better, not more armed foreigners in their midst.
The Armed Forces should be greatly reduced in size rather than made larger. I do acknowledge there is a need for certain level of military expenditure, but certainly not at the level Hillier envisions. We need a force that is perhaps as small as one-fifth of the present number. This force should be along the lines of an elite "special forces" unit that is highly skilled in both military and humanitarian modes of operation. A truly Canadian force would be dispatched within Canada to aid victims of natural disasters and abroad to aid humanitarian efforts. This force would be "lean and mean" and good value for the money.
We must not be tempted to walk lockstep with the Americans in their unbridled military spending and the waste and misery it will cause those in need at home and abroad.
Bilal Abdullah, Brampton
LINK:
http://www.thestar.com/NASApp/cs/ContentServer?pagename=thestar/Layout/Article
_Type1&c=Article&cid=1140994211053&call_pageid=970599119419

MR Bilal Abdullah of Brampton please be
aware should there be an uprising in Canada
by anyone set of people we will need protection.
And I as a taxpayer who is allowing Canada
to bring refuges here...demand this protection
to be paid for with my tax dollars

IN OR OUT?

During a visit to the mental asylum, a visitor asked
the Director what the criterion was which defined
whether or not a patient should be institutionalized.
"Well," said the Director, "we fill up a bathtub with
water, then we offer a teaspoon, a teacup and a
bucket to the patient and ask him or her to
empty the bathtub."
"Oh, I understand," said the visitor.
"A normal person would use the bucket because
it's bigger than the spoon or the teacup."
"No." said the Director,
"A normal person would pull the plug..." "...
Do you want a room with or without a view?"

HOPE YOU ENJOY THE HUMOUR!!!

Van der sloots lawsuit.

Here is the link to the lawsuit against the Van der sloots


http://news.findlaw.com/hdocs/docs/hway/hwayvds21606cmp.html


seedyrum, the angry and recalcitrant skepticBushitarianism:
defined as policing every aspect of public and private behavior
while doing it all in secrecy in the guise of democracy /religion
and protecting USA from terrorism

Joran van der sloot, Where is Natalee Holloway?

JORAN VAN DER SLOOT Where is Natalee Holloway?

PAULOS VAN DER SLOOT Where is Natalee Holloway?

ANITA VAN DER SLOOT Where is Natalee Holloway?

DEEPAK KALPOE Where is Natalee Holloway?

SATISH KALPOE Where is Natalee Holloway?

STEVE CROES Where is Natalee Holloway?

ARUBA Where is Natalee Holloway?

ALL THE LIES ARE NOT ENOUGH ANYMORE.

THINK OF YOUR CHILD STEVE CROES.

THINK OF YOUR REPUTATION KALPOE BROTHERS.

WHAT TYPE OF WIVES WILL YOU BE CAPABLE OF

GETTING WITH THIS PUBLICITY?

THINK OF YOUR FUTURE JORAN!

IT WILL BE OVER IF NATALEE IS NOT FOUND.

ANITA YOU TEACH AT A SCHOOL WITH IMPRESSIONABLE

CHILDREN. ARE THEY SAFE?

HELP NATALEE'S PARENTS

BRING HER HOME!

ONE WORD, ONE DEED, IS ALL

IT TAKES.

NATIVE CANADIAN'S DRINKING WATER?

Okay days ago we realized native Canadians need
clean drinking water.
I am asking now what has happened to that promise.
Nothing has appeared in the news and I am concerned?
KEEP COMMUNICATION OPEN!

CANADIANS SUPPORT THE NATIVE CANADIANS!!!!

TEACH POSITIVE NATIVE HISTORY IN OUR SCHOOLS

Guardian Angels- Yea or Nay?

YEA