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re: #99 Oh Please Says: March 26th, 2007 at 9:11 pm
Oh Please, I also knew right from the start those post are not written by you. Your posts are way too intelligent and your style of writing difficult to duplicate. Everyone be leary tonight, malicious infantile poster is baiting one against another and targeting regular posters.

Susie, Sheri, Guli, OC, BCBG, Stranger, Alexandrina, Oh Please and everyone else blogging - Good night.

Cheaters - if according to you Brad was emotionally tuned out of his marriage what make you think Jen was emotionally tuned in.

Heck, with the kind of many issues they had …and the fact that they couldn’t even agree on a baby makes me think neither was Jen was emotionally tuned into the marriage.

So, my question to you, why do you assign blame to the man and leave the woman out of it. In the end, it seems like neither wanted in.

IMO - it is stupidity to accuse Brad for being emotionally tuned out when Jen didn’t act as though she was emotionally tuned into her marriage. If both were them they would be together today.

You seem to focus on Brad but ignore Jen’s role in the failure of their marriage. Typical of some women. And you why this is so..

Some women who makes the wedding all about THEM but the divorce all about the MAN. These folks will blame the man and ignore their part in the failed marriage.
Maybe you are one of those women.

It really bugs me when Brad is assigned 98% of the blame and Jen is out of it. In reality, there is NO WAY she is free of responsibility for her failed marriage. She is exactly 50% to blame even though she only owed up to 2% in her VF interview. Conveniently and she is certainly a member of the women I mentioned above - MAKE the WEDDING ALL ABOUT THEM but DUMP THE DIVORCE ON THE MAN.

OT: Brad’s Legends of the Fall co-star Julia Ormond has the right idea.

Ormond Speaks Against Human Trafficking

By ALEX BRAUN

LONDON Mar 26, 2007 (AP)— Julia Ormond appealed to police agencies worldwide Monday to share information and resources in hopes of combating human trafficking.

The 42-year-old British actress, who co-starred with Harrison Ford in 1995’s “Sabrina,” spoke in London to help publicize a new U.N. campaign to combat 21st-century slave trade.

The initiative came a day after the 200th anniversary of the passage of Britain’s anti-slavery law. The goal is to improve enforcement of a 2003 U.N. treaty against human trafficking a crime Ormond described as being largely hidden.

“What we do know is that the statistics are the tip of the iceberg,” she told The Associated Press.

The campaign will improve coordination between governments and organizations that work to fight the problem, said Eva Biaudet, the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe’s special representative on combating trafficking in human beings.

Efforts to fight human trafficking have failed to win broad support because of the difficulties in counting the number of victims, many of whom are unable to seek help, Biaudet said.

“It’s sometimes an excuse that `we don’t have the data, so we can’t do anything about it,’” Biaudet said.

Police worldwide need to apply anti-trafficking laws equally and with the same technology for the networks to be dismantled, Ormond said.

“That’s the crucial part,” she said.

Copyright 2007 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.

http://abcnews.go.com/Entertainment/wireStory?id=2982930&CMP=OTC-RSSFeeds0312

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stranger Says: March 26th, 2007 at 9:30 pm - flag comment

Hi Stranger, I haven’t been on Simplybrad today, so I don’t know what is going on there, maybe there are having server problems or something

Answer - reading your post is not hard to think you aint charitable. As a matter of fact, I can’t fathom you being one of the UN aide helping the Somalian women on that boat. You just don’t have the *good soul* as say, Angelina. Now, if that woman wasn’t tending to Pax right now or prepping for upcoming movie, she would be at a protest for these Somalians or even calling people that she knows to help.

Sheri,
Of course we are celebrating Shiloh’s birthday.
Good night Ameena!

Puppies, it just breaks my heart to think about them Since my cat and dog died I haven’t been able to get new pets. It just broke my heart. My cat was 11 years old and died of leukemia a year ago and the dog was 13 and brokenhearted because his best friend, the cat was gone, he got sick and had to be put to sleep . :(

Global Initiative to Fight Trafficking Launched

United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime

London, England – On Monday, March 26 in London, the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC), together with other United Nations agencies, Governments, and NGOs will launch The Global Initiative to Fight Human Trafficking

The launch, hosted by Baroness Mary Goudie, Member of the House of Lords and Board Member of Vital Voices Global Partnership, coincides with both the two hundredth anniversary of the abolition of trans-Atlantic slave trade and the bicentennial of the abolition of the slave trade in the British Empire. The Deputy Prime Minister, Mr John Prescott is expected to speak, along with UNODC Executive Director Antonio Maria Costa and Ms Julia Ormond, British actress and UN Goodwill Ambassador. A series of events throughout the world will culminate in Vienna with an International Conference against Human Trafficking on 27-29 November 2007.

Some 2.5 million people throughout the world are at any given time recruited, entrapped, transported and exploited – a process called human trafficking – according to estimates of international experts.

Trafficking in persons, whether for sexual exploitation or forced labor, affects virtually every region of the world. UNODC reports that persons from 127 countries become exploited in 137 nations.

Human trafficking has become big business. The U.N. and other experts estimate the total market value of illicit human trafficking at $32 billion – about $10 billion is derived from the initial “sale” of individuals, with the remainder representing the estimated profits from the activities or goods produced by the victims of this barbaric crime.

http://us.oneworld.net/article/view/147387/1/3319

US updated story re Pax’s alleged birth family in News of the World with info from head of orphanage.

http://www.usmagazine.com/paxs_drug_addicted_birth_mother_poses_no_threat_0?live=1

stranger I’m so sorry! I almost lost one of my boys a couple of years ago, and don’t know what I would have done. After my sisters first dog passed it took her 15 years to get another dog. So I understand.Give it some time, from what I’ve learned about you here, you would give any animal a wonderful home. Maybe an adult stray? Bless their doggy and kitty hearts! You gave them happy lives!

I am referring to post #101 and NOT 104

read it, and see if it’s really a hater in DISGUISE

TO ALL THE REGULARS, PLEASE TELL ME. I am only accepting regulars comment. Any name i dont recognize, i shall disregard.

To camera man

This is Jared’s blog, he decides what he allows or not to be posted here.
Freedom of speech is not an issue when you are on someone’s blog. Jared has rightfully the last word.
C’mon even Perez has banned people from his site.

Susie ok no sending puppies! I’m out soon! Very early day tomarrow, I just saw your email and answered.

guli it was sooo very nice to spend an evening here with you. hope all turns out well. You will let me know, right? and I’ll let you know when to tell. I figure it is the responsibility of the BAMPMZS mayor and Charlie! LOL

stranger have a wonderful night! Sorry for your loss I do understand. I’ve always had pets.

Oh Please once again mia culpa! Sorry will never happen again!

Good night to all you wonderful BAMPZS fans! Everyday of no news is another day this family has to welcome and love the newest member.

Fug face - can’t wait to see who you are tomarrow! your like a mascot now! Or a little brother or sister who enjoys causing trouble, cant get annoyed by you! It’s weird, but I might miss you if you left!