This is true about every single non-profit org out there (cancer, MS, ALS, Alzheimer, Parkinson, and etc). It's also the motto and business-plan of all those child sponsorship programs. You know the ones that say you can sponsor a child for $30/month (or less than $1/day)? Yeah, well, not a single child actually gets sponsored. Most of it (almost all of it) goes to pay their sales people and to advertise for more donations.
Jaay-e in khol bazia beran filme Pride of the Yankees (1945)? with Gary Cooper o tamasha konan ke befahman asan ASL chieh!
A great movie. and they had it made so close to the real thing. I saw Gehrig's actual farewell speech and Gary Cooper looked and acted so much like him....
For instance: Gehrig was a lefty and Coops was right handed so the genius director/editor flip the film around in those baseball scenes!
As some one said "they didn't know how to blow up buildings and crap (crash cars and curse and show filth) back then, instead they had good stories in movies"
A great movie. and they had it made so close to the real thing. I saw Gehrig's actual farewell speech and Gary Cooper looked and acted so much like him....
For instance: Gehrig was a lefty and Coops was right handed so the genius director/editor flip the film around in those baseball scenes!
As some one said "they didn't know how to blow up buildings and crap (crash cars and curse and show filth) back then, instead they had good stories in movies"
