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I can see thru your posts that you are always in the state of denial, but facts are not going to change by your state of denial, isn’t it?

And let me make myself clear I was not laughing on these number, actually I was laughing on people like you…. Why? I think you know the reason

Thanks and regards.
Biomed

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Kap

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Hi Biomed,

Absolutely right !

He is only cleverest guy in the world. Asking everybody and every time proof!

God bless him

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Are you there?

Here's where I got the number.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Homeless

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Are you there?

Some numbers can be found about child poverty in Canada at the following website:

http://www.campaign2000.ca/rc/unsscMAY02/un10.html

Despite the growing economy and increases to the Canada Child Tax Benefit, Canada's low income families struggle on incomes that average more than $9,000 below the Low Income Cut-off (LICO). Women raising children on their own are most likely to be poor. Severely reduced social and economic supports to families are not adequate to meet even the most basic needs. Since 1989 food bank use has increased by 90%. Children make up only one-quarter of the population, but comprise 41% of food bank recipients.

Thanks and regards.
Biomed

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"Change before you have to" : Jack Welch

Good News is our big brother USA is last but one rank with 22.4%

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Some numbers can be found about child poverty in Canada at the following website:

http://www.campaign2000.ca/rc/unsscMAY02/un10.html

Thanks and regards.
Biomed

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What can be imagined, can be achieved.

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Some numbers can be found about child poverty in Canada at the following website:

http://www.campaign2000.ca/rc/unsscMAY02/un10.html

Despite the growing economy and increases to the Canada Child Tax Benefit, Canada's low income families struggle on incomes that average more than $9,000 below the Low Income Cut-off (LICO). Women raising children on their own are most likely to be poor. Severely reduced social and economic supports to families are not adequate to meet even the most basic needs. Since 1989 food bank use has increased by 90%. Children make up only one-quarter of the population, but comprise 41% of food bank recipients.

Thanks and regards.
Biomed

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