Angelina & Zahara are a Laughing Matter

In Touch always lies and says something negative about Brad and/or Angelina. Their constant breakup stories didn’t work so now they have veered in another direction with their LIES. They cater to the least intelligent and least educated people in existance.

IN TOUCH LIES. ALWAYS WITHOUT EXCEPTION. IN TOUCH LIES.

oh dear. i was hoping by now you would stop responding to people who post negative things about this family. why do you feel the need to defend them to these people whom you say are idiots anyway. these people are obviously baiting you and you just give them what they want.

brad and angelina are together, their family is solid. they continue to have successful careers but more importantly they are also making their marks outside of hollywood via their humanitarian work. enjoy those accomplishments instead of putting so much effort into replying to every negative poster. no matter how much you tell them to shut up or go away, they won’t.

unless some of you really get your kicks out of engaging with them…oh well

I do not believe that story in NYDN.
That is totally BS.
Angie would not do that to Brad, She would not to that to anybody.
The last part, “Brad should be just be pretty … ” just shows that the story is totally BS. This is just like the last story of Angie drawing wine to Brad - which was made up story. Same BS.

If you believe the story, then you do not know Angie.

Angie was out in NY city taking the kids to the park in Sep 5th and now and there where pics all over the place. And now all of a sudden she goes to a bar to meet a friend and nobody can take on freaking picture?? LMAO!!!

Anyway let’s change the topic because it’s comepletely ridiculous!!

Thanks for anyone who posted the Variety articl about Brad co-starring with E.Norton in state of play!! I’m so exitied about that!! I LOVED Fight Club!!

Brad said that what he remembers after a movie is the people he worked with. That is why he almost always works with people he knows and appriciates their work!!

This out of touch story was similar to the red wine throwing incident story, BS, don’t believed it !

Are you people really serious?

Outatouch is as credible as my cat,, so go figure.
Maybe if you had stupid for breakfast then you can believe such nonsense.

WOW. I was away on business in Japan for a few weeks, no time to check on BAMZS! Fantastic photos and happy family! I’m lost–are they moving to NYC?? Oh my, in MY town? :) The French school must be Lycee Francais in the 70s…? We considered sending our son there, but it really is expensive….

iam not gonna make it!!aaawwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww!!!!!!!!

In first group of picture they were going to drop Mad off school?

Out of touch have run out of splitville story, they have to invent new story, just like the wine throwing story, Angie seeking astrology help, Brad miss Jen story. all lies and BS!

Huge increase in number of Iraqi children in Syrian schools

DAMASCUS, Syria, 11 September (UNHCR) - Tens of thousands of Iraqi children who have been forced to flee their own country started classes in Syria this week as the Syrian Ministry of Education began a new school year in which it plans to raise the number of Iraqi students to 100,000.

The Syrian Ministry of Education reported a huge increase in the number of Iraqi children who have registered. When classes resumed on Sunday and Monday, a survey of 32 schools showed a significant rise, with one school’s Iraqi enrolment increasing from five students last year to over 100 this year. A full count will be available in October.

The UN refugee agency (UNHCR) and the Ministry of Education have been preparing since the beginning of 2007 to increase the number of Iraqi children in Syrian public schools to 100,000 during the 2007-2008 school year. Syrian schools, which have accepted children from neighboring Arab countries for decades, last year enrolled over 33,000 Iraqi children. UNHCR estimates that at least 1.4 million Iraqis are currently living in Syria, some 250,000 of school age.

“The Iraqi refugee children living in Syria are the future of Iraq,” said Laurens Jolles, UNHCR representative in Syria. “Many have already missed out on a considerable amount of their education, both in Iraq and as refugees in Syria. It is one of our top priorities to support the Ministry of Education to accommodate the tens of thousands of Iraqi children who want to enrol in schools.”

In Seida Zeinab, a neighbourhood of Damascus where over 350,000 Iraqi refugees live, all schools have seen significant increases in the number of Iraqi children attempting to enrol.

For 16-year-old Nada, this is the first time in two years she has been able to attend school. In June 2005 she graduated in the top 10 students in the Baghdad region. By September 2005, three of her uncles had been murdered and Nada’s school was no longer functioning. When a fourth uncle was held for ransom, before finally being released in 2006, Nada and her family came to Syria.

“My dream in life is to be a doctor,” said Nada. “I find it really hard to study in Syria - my whole life is disrupted. Although I wish I could return to my life in Iraq, I am grateful that I have the opportunity to study again.”

During the summer break over 70 schools have been rehabilitated and equipped in areas with high concentrations of refugees. Plans for constructing eight new schools, with a capacity for over 16,000 children, have been finalized and construction is to be completed by the beginning of the next school year in 2008.

In the meantime, UNHCR is ready with a number of solutions for schools that are overwhelmed by requests for enrollment from Iraqi refugees, including transportation to alternative schools with space, temporary classrooms and the payment of teachers’ salaries for schools that undertake a double shift system.

During the past two weeks, school uniforms were distributed to over 11,000 children with the support of Syrian Red Crescent volunteers. UNHCR aims to increase this number to 20,000 in coming months.

UNHCR and UNICEF issued a joint appeal in July for US$129 million to support Iraqi refugee education in the region. Since then, UNHCR and UNICEF have established an Emergency Education Taskforce to find solutions to the many issues preventing Iraqi refugees from accessing education. By the end of 2007 UNHCR will have given the Syrian Ministry of Education over $20 million, with increased funding expected for 2008.

UNHCR’s commitment to education will enter a new stage this month when UN High Commissioner Antonio Guterres and UNHCR Goodwill Ambassador Angelina Jolie join former US President Bill Clinton at the 26-28 September meeting of the Clinton Global Initiative in a call for $220 million to ensure refugee children worldwide have access to schools.

By Sybella Wilkes
in Damascus, Syria

Geez I found out these folks on here are 50 and over-their the elderly fans