$140 in to the charity and $9 million out that actually helped people. What is wrong with that picture?
No surprise Hillary's brother getting one of the only gold mining permits to Haiti.. And Hillary is likely to be the next President.
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Ny times article on how "deportees" are faring
$140 in to the charity and $9 million out that actually helped people. What is wrong with that picture?
No surprise Hillary's brother getting one of the only gold mining permits to Haiti.. And Hillary is likely to be the next President.
No mention of the new soccer stadium they built after the earthquake or the fact that
most of the items we donate like clothing and nonperishable foods, instead of being
handed out to the needy, are resold for a 100% profit.
Greed is an ugly thing.
most of the items we donate like clothing and nonperishable foods, instead of being
handed out to the needy, are resold for a 100% profit.
Greed is an ugly thing.
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go back and read Annie's posts about champagne , cocktails and shrimp platters to discuss the aid project.
Too much spent benefiting no one.........
just glad handing the local authorities and the Aid leaders & volunteers
Like Nero and his fiddle
Too much spent benefiting no one.........
just glad handing the local authorities and the Aid leaders & volunteers
Like Nero and his fiddle
The key phrase in that article is "the Haitian Government has done nothing to support them." The DR becomes the bad guy becuase Haiti is such a screw up country, where their citizens basically have no rights and no real Government to rely on. It is a very sad situation but one both Haiti and the DR created.
anther key phrase
Haitian officials have done almost nothing to support them.
I am totally on the left of ALL of my Dominican friends on this. But still, I cannot deny Haiti's total disregard for the needs of its nationals. In whatever way, shape, or form. Shame. Wont. Verg?enza. Honte.
Haitian officials have done almost nothing to support them.
I am totally on the left of ALL of my Dominican friends on this. But still, I cannot deny Haiti's total disregard for the needs of its nationals. In whatever way, shape, or form. Shame. Wont. Verg?enza. Honte.
I recently met a Doctor who was on a brief vacation in Santiago (while working in Haiti). She was amazed at the food choice and availability, relative safety and overall living standard in Santiago, compared to Haiti.
She said she cannot take a cab in Haiti due to extreme danger.
Apparently she signed up for a year of work in Haiti (and seems to like it).....Simply amazing to me.
She said she cannot take a cab in Haiti due to extreme danger.
Apparently she signed up for a year of work in Haiti (and seems to like it).....Simply amazing to me.