This is in response to and in support of Nick's call for blogswarm to stop Sulpicio Lines.

The events and developments surrounding the tragic capsizing of the MV Princess of the Stars have been told, reported, printed and blogged many times already. One might think that we've heard enough. But the truly affected -- the families of the victims of this tragedy know better. It isn't enough. Continue reading →

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This is in response to and in support of Nick's call for blogswarm to stop Sulpicio Lines.

The events and developments surrounding the tragic capsizing of the MV Princess of the Stars have been told, reported, printed and blogged many times already. One might think that we've heard enough. But the truly affected -- the families of the victims of this tragedy know better. It isn't enough. Continue reading →

Popularity: 1% [?]

This is in response to and in support of Nick's call for blogswarm to stop Sulpicio Lines.

The events and developments surrounding the tragic capsizing of the MV Princess of the Stars have been told, reported, printed and blogged many times already. One might think that we've heard enough. But the truly affected -- the families of the victims of this tragedy know better. It isn't enough. Continue reading →

Popularity: 1% [?]

This is in response to and in support of Nick's call for blogswarm to stop Sulpicio Lines.

The events and developments surrounding the tragic capsizing of the MV Princess of the Stars have been told, reported, printed and blogged many times already. One might think that we've heard enough. But the truly affected -- the families of the victims of this tragedy know better. It isn't enough. Continue reading →

Popularity: 1% [?]

This is in response to and in support of Nick's call for blogswarm to stop Sulpicio Lines.

The events and developments surrounding the tragic capsizing of the MV Princess of the Stars have been told, reported, printed and blogged many times already. One might think that we've heard enough. But the truly affected -- the families of the victims of this tragedy know better. It isn't enough. Continue reading →

Popularity: 1% [?]

This is in response to and in support of Nick's call for blogswarm to stop Sulpicio Lines.

The events and developments surrounding the tragic capsizing of the MV Princess of the Stars have been told, reported, printed and blogged many times already. One might think that we've heard enough. But the truly affected -- the families of the victims of this tragedy know better. It isn't enough. Continue reading →

Popularity: 1% [?]