Haiti raises earthquake’s death toll to 230,000
PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti (AP) – Haiti’s government has raised the death toll for the Jan. 12 earthquake to 230,000 from 212,000 and says more bodies remain uncounted.
Haiti:Lots Of Foreign Guns, Not Much Aid
The truth comes out as independent former CNN corespondent is reporting that the military is what most people see in Haiti but not much help in the way of Aide. The reason for their presence is to keep the law in order. What this disturbing video and you tell me what the hell is going on. The US does not care about those people and all that money that was raised by those celebrities, Haiti people will not see any of it for their benefit.
Americans Charged With Kidnapping Children In Haiti
Finally some damn justice. The Times is reporting that a group of 10 Americans detained in Haiti for trying to take 33 children out of the country after the earthquake were charged with child kidnapping tonight.
Black Celebs Do A Remake Of We Are The World While The Vultures Make Money Off Of Disaster Relief
Artists have recently come together to remake the classic 1980 hit by the late great Michael Jackson, Lionel Richie & Quincy Jones. The OG version featured artists like Paul Simon, Tina Turner, Billy Joel, Diana Ross, Bruce Springsteen, Bob Dylan, Stevie Wonder, Cindy Lauper & more.
Is America Stealing Hatian Children? American’s Rush To Adopt Hatian Children
Something about this thing just don’t sit right. It seems like the more time passes the more bizarre this story gets. I want you guys to peep what msnbc is reporting about white American families adopting Hatian orphans. More below.
Jay- Z Coming Under Fire About His Lyrics For Hope For Haiti Song
By JAH JAH
Is anyone else shocked that Jay-Z is out in the open with his Globalist rational for bringing ‘1000 points of Light ‘ (masonic philosophy), to the country of Haiti “because they were already starving”? In actuality , since 2005 the UN sent 8000 Brazilian and Argentine troops to patrol Haiti for unspecified reasons. It was in 2008 , that a series of questionable hurricanes that hit a region of Haiti and a mysterious school collapsed in Pettonville which killed 98 children. Immediately following the hurricanes there was a convenient food crisis, giving an open door to the World Food Bank, ie Rockefeller.
Oil Discovered In Cuba And Haiti Before Earth Quake
By Peter Schlosser
It has been a little over a week since the devastating earthquake hit just outside Port au Prince, Haiti. Since that day, I have watched in horror as the Haitian people and their society have quickly submerged into a quagmire of social unrest and political grandstanding. Once I observed the mass-murder posse of Team Obama, Bush and Clinton begin circling the wagons and the rapid US militarization of Port au Prince, including the occupation of the Presidential Palace, to the tune of now almost 10,000 US boots on the ground, I began to get suspicious.
WyClef On Oprah: My People Are Not Animals
Where Wyclef Jean goes, awareness of and aid for Haiti’s earthquake- (and now aftershock-) wrought devastation, follows.
U2,Jay-Z, Swizz Beatz Collabo For Haiti
It looks like hip-hops illuminated one will contribute to Haiti after all. I guess I would be wrong for not reporting this. One thing I will say it’s about damn time. A week later after many people died. But hey let me keep my opinions to myself at least they are doing something right? Check out what allhiphop.com is reporting below.
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