There's an endless list of things you can do, but you gotta start somewhere. Show through your actions that freedom is charity.
Shreveport blogger Pat Austin admires the resourcefulness, ingenuity and good humor of her fellow Louisianans:
As awful as this oil spill is, they’re finding ways to fight back, and often keeping a sense of humor about it. The entrepreneurial spirit is alive and well.
Kevin Voisin of Houma is selling limited edition bottles of Louisiana seawater with BP crude in it for $1000.
Many of you know the story of Mosab Hassan Yousef. Homeland Security believes Yousef is a national security threat. He is scheduled for a deportation hearing in a San Diego Homeland Security court on June 30, 2010.
We hope the new blog, Save Mosab Yousef, will put focus on his plight, give the public the details of his story, and ultimately provide the support he needs for his court hearing.
Our plan is to contact members of the Senate Committee on Homeland Security, Rep. Duncan Hunter (D-CA), selected members of Congress and the press.
The “we” in this effort is Bob at The Camp of the Saints, Karen at The Lonely Conservative, and Maggie at Maggie’s Notebook.
Thanks for the link, TheCL, and for promoting the cause of Mr. Yousef.
With your permission, I'll add you to the list of our friends over at the Save Mosab Yousef site.