AZIZA AL-TAWIL MODELING SHOTS JULY 2011, CANCER MEDS CONFISCATION BY U.S. CUSTOMS, VIETNAM VETS AND AGENT ORANGE RULING

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SO EXCITED TO FINALLY HAVE A REAL MODELING SESSION FOR MY NEW WEBSITE WHICH IS COMING SOON. THERE ARE HUNDREDS OF STILLS-BUT OF COURSE I'LL JUST BE PICKING OUT A FEW OF THE BEST FOR THE SITE.

I ABSOLUTELY LOVE THIS BEAUTIFUL TREE BEHIND ME!
I ALSO LOVE THE OUTFIT I'M WEARING. LOVE LEOPARD PRINT-LOVE GYPSY SHAWLS!

IN OTHER NEWS, IF YOU EVER KNOW ANYONE WHOSE MEDICATION FROM CANADA IS CONFISCATED BY CUSTOMS, ASK YOUR SUPPLIER TO CALL CUSTOMS AND SEE IF THEY WON'T SEND IT OUT A SECOND TIME. USUALLY, THE BOX IS STILL SITTING AROUND THE CUSTOMS OFFICE. MY FRIEND IN NORTH CAROLINA IS A VIETNAM VETERAN WITH CANCER. HE WAS FEELING BETTER WITH THE AID OF A HERBAL CANCER TEA FROM CANADA. HE TRIED IT LAST YEAR AND FELT BETTER THEN. THIS YEAR, HE DECIDED TO TRY IT AGAIN AFTER DOCTORS HAVE TOLD HIM THEY CAN DO NOTHING MORE FOR HIM. SADLY, THE LAST SHIPMENT WAS INTERCEPTED AT U.S. CUSTOMS BECAUSE ONE OF THE INGREDIENTS SUPPOSEDLY CAN BE USED TO MAKE EXPLOSIVES! MY POOR FRIEND! HE JOKED THAT THE ONLY THING HE THOUGHT WOULD EXPLODE WOULD BE HIS INTERNAL ORGANS FROM SWELLING.

ALSO, IF YOU KNOW ANY VET WITH "B-CELL LEUKEMIA"-LISTEN UP: GENERAL SHINSECKI RULED LAST OCTOBER THAT VETERANS NOW DON'T HAVE TO PROVE THEY WERE EXPOSED TO "AGENT ORANGE." IF THEY WERE IN VIETNAM THAT IS PROOF ENOUGH! SO IF YOU KNOW ANY VET STILL BEING QUESTIONED ABOUT THIS OR THAT ARE UNAWARE OF THEIR RIGHTS UNDER THE CURRENT RULING BE SURE TO INFORM THEM.

ALSO, IF I FIND OUT THE NAME OF THE TEA I'LL PUBLISH THE INFO. I THINK ONE OF THE INGREDIENTS IS BURDOCK.

I HOPE EVERYONE HAS A BEAUTIFUL DAY! STAY HEALTHY.

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