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Food Crisis Grows in HaitiPosted on Jan 25, 2010
It’s been nearly two weeks since the cataclysmic earthquake in Haiti, and the life-or-death issue of food distribution looms larger than ever, despite the concerted efforts of various aid organizations—and the efforts of Haitians themselves—to combat starvation. —KA
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By doublestandards/glasshouses, January 26, 2010 at 11:17 am Link to this comment
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Pity any nation of black people which suffers any kind
Report thisof catastrophe: Haiti… Darfur… Rwanda…
By moni, January 26, 2010 at 4:48 am Link to this comment
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The new PC euphemism for HUNGER in the U.S. is “food insecurity” as more and more Americans are needing “help” to make it through the month. Observe the long lines at the food pantries across America.
It should surprise no one that distribution of sufficient food in Haiti is problematic.
Report thisBy stellarwinds, January 25, 2010 at 9:40 pm Link to this comment
C’mon, it is clear
this has nothing to do with relief
and everything to do with occupation
how can there be no food? but plenty of armed GIs;
after 2 weeks!?!
turning away medecins sans frontieres but let in US child kidnaping christians nuts?
remember Haiti has oil, gold, bauxite
and is a strategic springboard spot for a colored revolution in Cuba as soon as Castro goes
plus a base to control Caribbean, plus you know, Venezuela.
put that in context with Honduras last june, etc…
it’s clear…
also remember context, 2004 US coup to remove Aristide, etc…
let’s not even talk about HAARP and pentagon web page planning “intervention” in Haiti on June 11 when quake occurred on the 12!
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