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David’s Blog: We Stand on Guard for Thee

June, 2012

This Canada Day, as we celebrate our good fortune, we should all take a moment to give thanks to Mohammad Asif. This 35-year old Afghan risked his life by working for our troops in Kandahar for three years. In recognition of his good service, Mohammad and his family were resettled in Canada as government – sponsored refugees last year. >> Click here to read the full blog post…

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Dissertation Preparation October 9, 2012 at 6:36 am

I am with you too! this should be done in every country in order to get the rights of our people

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