Comments on: From Cynthia McKinney: An unwelcome Katrina redux

By: juliemaynardz

juliemaynardz — Fri, 09 Jul 2010 08:38:52 +0000

Katrina Hurricane was natural, the disaster was a terrorist attack. Just check out the book Katrina Nights. Or go to http://hurricanekatrinakaif.com

By: J. Lemaire Jr

J. Lemaire Jr — Tue, 02 Feb 2010 18:18:22 +0000

Mr. Tompkins my name is Joseph Lemaire Jr. I would like to stay in touch with you as far as this project. I’m from Brooklyn, NY and both my parents are Haitian. I write as well am into research. Would love to be a part of this process.

Joseph

By: M. Cadet

M. Cadet — Sun, 31 Jan 2010 02:24:03 +0000

Stephan Tompkins,

I want to say thank you Stephan Tompkins, for taking the time to read and sending me and invitation to speak about my culture. Again, thank you Cynthia, for your article.I’m assuming that you’re referring of King Henri Christophe, the freedom fighter under Toussaint Louverture in 1791.If so, it will be a crowning moment to us all. If I may ask, what led you and the others to want to write a screenplay of King H. Christophe and how am I and my associates can look into your developing plans and speak?

By: Stephan Tompkins, Director/Producer

Stephan Tompkins, Director/Producer — Fri, 29 Jan 2010 01:14:14 +0000

M. Cadet;

I am currtently dusting off a screenplay that I co-wrote with two other writers for the purpose of initiating a major motion picture of “King Christopher”. We were going to do it in the seventies starring William Marshall. As we worked hard and put together our Film Package. The guys sent me to Haiti to scout the location. I had a chance to get a good hands on tour. Our film faction were planning a low profile high musical impact on the world.

Up popped our friendly adversary Antoney Quinn with plans to do one, the only thing he didn’t have was a screenplay and didn’t have a lot of knowledge of the Haitian People. We did what we had to do to get the project done, and Our Main source of glue, WILLIAM MARSHALL Up and passed on into another zone. Taking the energy with him. Before we could fire up the cameras.

We are back with a powerhouse of energy, and greater knowledge. We are seperating the soiled from the good. I am bringing you this because it will be a crowning moment to all the Haitians and supporters that suffered and lost love ones. When the tide is low we are ready to include the powerful and concerned. Give it some thought. Explore.

Haiti’s own film. This is an invitation for you and your associates to look into our developing plans and, speak.

By: M. Cadet

M. Cadet — Thu, 28 Jan 2010 17:45:57 +0000

It’s very comforting to as Haitian to read some positive aspect of my race. We are too often portrait around the world as beggars, boat people, diseases carrier, illiterates, and waste of good space… I appreciate, you bringing forth some histories we so often forgot. There is an old saying in the Haitian culture that states “when one encounter a bone on the road, one most keep in mind at one point it has meat on it.” It’s hard sometimes to translate the Haitian proverbs. But I’m sure some will grasp the meaning. Thank you again for the for seeing us as humans.

M. Cadet

By: Stephan Tompkins, Director/Producer

Stephan Tompkins, Director/Producer — Mon, 25 Jan 2010 21:55:35 +0000

Cynthia,

Slow down this problem will not end in a few weeks. You and most of us will need our strength for years to come. The earth quake worked out to be a godsend for the war mungers. We must tred the the waters to bring real life to Haitians. With every tom, dick, and harry begging for money (support) you know that most will turn out to be scams. If you want to give us a platform that could work, the look ahead for lasting result. Who knows if another quake might strike, (not wishing it), but the world is in a turmoil. the gods are mad as hell with us.

By: bluerider

bluerider — Sat, 23 Jan 2010 00:13:40 +0000

in French here:

http://www.reopen911.info/News/2010/01/22/cynthia-mac-kinney-haiti-est-convoitee-depuis-longtemps/

Run cynthia, run!