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I left Mosul to try to induce the "Men of Letters" to write me an email.
Natasha girl from the USA has been helping to coordinate.
They wrote back today.... Woopee!
This may sound strange, but getting people to email is difficult
These men are not 20. They are in their 50's.
Not on top of the internet world and to say the least.
Saddam kept that word under his thumb for the last 15 years or so.
So we have success.
Now I will return to Mosul to help them publish some articles.
Find some more people to correspond.
WEBPAGE IN THE PLANNING
I am thinking, and working with Natasha to help them get their own
page to be a voice to the world.
Donations are helpful at this point.
I have a lot on my plate, and will need some help.
I am sure the Iraqi people in the USA will help.
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