Wednesday, February 1, 2012

UNDP promotes campaign against breast cancer - with pictures of BELARUS HOTEST TITS

22% of US TAX-Payers money goes for UNDP-calendar with Women tits !!!

Belarusians Opened their Breast a Little for UN Calendar - Photos

Famous Belarusian women took part in a photo session for the calendar 2012, opening the UNDP information campaign against breast cancer "Regards any." The calendar makes particular emphasis on the information block, providing answers to frequently asked questions about the female body.

According to the project manager, Olga Lukashkova, the calendar "Regards any" is the first step in a massive information campaign on the prevention of breast cancer. "A number of other events are scheduled for 2012. They are expected to attract public attention to the growing problem of breast cancer," she said, reported "Belarusian News."

The role models:

January: Assol Slivets - master of sports of international class in freestyle

February: Kseniya Volkova - participant of the reality show "Survivor"

March: Luciya Lushchik - TV presenter

April: Anna Bondarchuk - TV presenter

May: Olga Barabanschikova - singer, TV presenter

June: Larissa Gribaleva - singer

July: Valeria Arlanova - theater and film actress

August: Kate Samsonova - radio broadcaster

September: Tatiana Baranchik - singer, actress, model

October: Veronica Kruglova - singer, actress

November: Irina Hanunik-Rombalskaya - TV presenter, model

December: Natalia Nemogai - TV presenter

Furthermore, as Telegraf previously reported, Belarusian Irina Hanunik-Rombalskaya (November) won the title of "Supermodel" at the contest "Mrs. Universe 2011," taken place in Bulgaria. 30 other competitors from around the world participated in the show.

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