Christopher Popham Smith

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  Christopher commented on the petition | 2 months ago

  Tell Roche Pharmaceuticals : Give us the Truth about Accutane!

  I am signing because Chris is a friend.

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  Christopher signed the petition | 2 months ago

  Tell Roche Pharmaceuticals : Give us the Truth about Accutane!
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  Christopher signed the petition | over 2 years ago

  Fight Cancer: Tell Congress We Need Real Health Care Reform Now
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  Christopher signed the petition | over 2 years ago

  The Time is Now: Reduce the Threat of Nuclear Weapons
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  Christopher signed the petition | almost 3 years ago

  Tell Congress to Stand Against Global Hunger
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  Christopher signed the petition | almost 3 years ago

  Afghanistan in Crisis: Tell Congress to Act Now
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  Christopher commented on the article | almost 3 years ago

  As the Global Economy Takes A Nosedive, Violent Conflict Trends Upward

   A little ssarcasm is O.K. Mr. Kingsley. We need some levity
  when the issue at hand is so serious. You are correct about
  the 'overweightness' in America. The health care costs are
  astronomical because of people's poor eating habits, lack of
  exercise and so on. You're also right about a possible
  revolution on our soil, especially if the economy doesn't
  improve. In the meantime however, we do need to concern
  ourselves with the condition of other states (nations) as the
  global situation, politically and economically worsens.

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  Christopher commented on the article | almost 3 years ago

  As the Global Economy Takes A Nosedive, Violent Conflict Trends Upward

  This report is right on target. It is said that when the U.S.A.
  sneezes, the rest of the world catches a cold. Well, I would
  suggest that, in the current global economic crisis, the world
  coud easily contract the flu. If countries continue to implode
  politically and economically, the fallout will be pervasive.
  The fiscal health of this planet will not be resolved for a long
  time. The peoples of certain hard-hit countries, for lack of
  adequate food, housing and income will rise up; there will be
  unsettling revolutions. All of this will reverberate back onto
  the U.S., obligating us once again to at least maintain, if not
  increase our 'charitable' contributions to international aid.
  America cannot continue to 'bail out' here at home and
  abroad indefinitely. There will be a breaking point. 
  With unpredictable unrest across the globe, and because of
  the economic recessionary trend, we may be facing greater
  worldwide peril than anyone imagined.