Haitiâ??s tragedy: A crime of US imperialism

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and a afterthought.. Even though the American Government and Military are disallowing refugees entering our country, or even leaving Haiti. Jamaica, a bankrupt ass country, is planning on opening their borders for Haitian refugees and have began to prepare "refugee camps" for the Haitian people. While camps like this aren't the best solution, at least it is something. Hillary Clinton had "promised" that the US would be giving somewhere in the neighborhood of 12mill USD to Jamaica to assist with this.

RedLocks Reviewed by RedLocks on 01-24-2010. Haitiâ??s tragedy: A crime of US imperialism Ran into this article on another website, guess they found off another website, so I now pass it on to this website. Just thought it was an interesting read. By Bill Van Auken January 21, 2010 â?? wsws.org http://www.trinidadandtobagonews.com/blogimg/haiti2.jpg The immense death and suffering inflicted upon the people of Haiti by the January 12 earthquake has laid bare a massive international crime by US imperialism, which prepared this catastrophe with a century of oppression and is Rating: 5

[superskunk1]

Ya i understand, and i do apologize if i sounded a little like an asshole but i havent had my L in a while.
But i really feal bad about this tragedy and just thinking about the children that dont have parents or the families that dont have food just makes me think about how unfair life is.
I am from Dominican Republic and i dont know if any of you guys know but even though D.R and Haiti live on the same island they have there wars and fights from here and there (not like terrorism). Now that i have heard that D.R opened up the borders to help bring any hurt Haitians. It makes me think about how such a terrible tragedy can bring people together.

[RedLocks]

Ya i understand, and i do apologize if i sounded a little like an asshole but i havent had my L in a while.
But i really feal bad about this tragedy and just thinking about the children that dont have parents or the families that dont have food just makes me think about how unfair life is.
I am from Dominican Republic and i dont know if any of you guys know but even though D.R and Haiti live on the same island they have there wars and fights from here and there (not like terrorism). Now that i have heard that D.R opened up the borders to help bring any hurt Haitians. It makes me think about how such a terrible tragedy can bring people together.

no worries, wasn't attacking you or anything, I'm much more volatile when I attack

and yeah, makes me feel bad too, especially since I have a lot of Haitian friends, I don't even know what to say to them, most of them don't have a clue what has happened to their families. When Peru got hit my friends I was asking my friends if everything was ok with their families back home... but in this situation, it is just so heartbreaking what happened, I just don't know what to say, all I can do really is pray for their Families... and God Bless the individuals, organizations and countries that are honestly doing everything in their power to help, and Big Up to DR for opening up their borders to their Hispaniola brothers and sisters despite the differences they had in the past!

[MonkeyBone]

Dieu n'est que tout le monde. Rien d'autre, Si tu ne t'aide pas et que personne ne t'aide, rien ne changera.

God is only all of us. Nothing else, If you don't help yourself and nobody helps you, nothing will change.

:thumbsup::wtf:

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and another addition...

Senegal has offered free land to the Victims of this horrible disaster "The president is offering voluntary repatriation to any Haitian that wants to return to their origin,"


got a laugh out of this after reading American coast guard would "repatriate" any Haitians trying to gain entrance into the USA back to Haiti.. not sure how they felt in the right using the word repatriate when what it really is is deportation back to their devastated former Slave colony... not sure if this was words from actual Amerikkkan Government representative or if it was words of the media.

[killerweed420]

I never donate to any charity that has paid employees. If it has paid employees then its really not for profit is it.
Its a very simple philosophy and prevents people from getting rich off of my money.

[RedLocks]

I never donate to any charity that has paid employees. If it has paid employees then its really not for profit is it.
Its a very simple philosophy and prevents people from getting rich off of my money.

True!

Was odd when i was hearing bout this watchdog organization.. sounded a bit weird how they rate charitable organizations, something about financial strength amongst other things.. and I am thinking, are they saying they rate by which organization has the most money or... huh?

[wingedson]

Look into the presence of HAARP energy on the days before the earthquake.

[RedLocks]

another odity, the day before the quake DISA ran a Haitian Disaster Relief Scenario in Florida..

A Haiti Disaster Relief Scenario Was Envisaged by the US Military One Day Before the Earthquake