Tuesday, 19 January 2010

Haiti

The slaves rebelled, and have been paying for it ever since. Total destruction of what voltaire described as richer than New England. 

We tend to accept any "natural" disaster as exactly that, natural, but after China, i'm really beginning to believe that "they" have the ability to create wave harmonics in a localised area strong enough to destabilize fault lines. Pretty wild thinking i guess, but check out the wierd lights seen just before China's quake, you-tube HAD some. There was Bali, a "natural" event, and a number of others. 

The clue to me is always the degree of "stage-managedness" involved, and the degree of media exploitation.

Ok, a tangent perhaps. But what is NOT a tangent is the fact that this was no accident, nor was the massive death toll surprising. It has been building for years, primarily through the US's policies towards elected leadership, ie remove them. Aristede is here in Johannesburg, somewhere. Apparently he is begging to go back and help, he is a priest after all, compassionate i would think, and why he was elected in the first place (and second too). 

But before the US sends help, they've sent the marines, cos well you know, those rebellious slaves are dangerous, you know? So you have a bunch of marines running around ... not exactly helping much, just BEING there. The US has taken over all aspects of local government, flooded the island with .... MILITARY, and not given a brass farthing in actual aid yet. Fuck them all, hell was made for people like them.

Meanwhile the people are broken, houses all gone, supplies all gone, and even fresh water gone. Those that have survived now face the usual plethora of diseases, and of course the common-spotted-trigger-happy marine. Should the hungry and weak peasants threaten these gods of destruction. *sigh*

History of a Haitian Holocaust

Is it a Humanitarian Operation or an Invasion?

The Lesson of Haiti

May God have mercy on the Haitians.


UPDATE: A first hand account, don't read it unless you're ready to get angry.

2 comments:

Aquila ka Hecate said...

Yup. That made me angry, alright.
Love,
T

Anonymous said...

You know, even Jesus got angry, sometimes there's a definite need.

Ditto for rage ...

peace and love