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Part 1: US False Benevolence in Haiti: Failure of Foreign "Aid" is Structural http://bit.ly/mqHHyu

Part 2: Haiti: Time to Remember Kandyo, the Malfini and Mongoose http://bit.ly/kcuuZM

Haiti Message on UN responsibility for importing cholera by Ezili Dantò http://bit.ly/jjqWlj

On occupied Haiti flag May 18, 2011, as the tropical storms come, we keep in our thoughts the 1.3
million homeless quake victims of Port au Prince, 15months later, still without basis services, clean
drinking water, shelter, jobs, food and facing UN imported cholera… ( This piece written last year resonate. It's raining, raining raining since April – I Can’t Stand the Rain – http://bit.ly/aco5fs )

Sick, dying, traumatized, unemployed, homeless, hungry without shelter, six months after the earthquake, Haitians struggle under heavy rain with only sheets, tarps and tents protecting them against the coming hurricanes. But Clinton is frustrated so all OK at extra $800,000 in the UN budget for himself, while UN may be found at the beach in Haiti, or lounging in their $72,500 overpriced offshore luxury “flotel” accommodations. (UN Peacekeepers at the Beach – http://www.belpoz.com/pictures-184 – far away from the tent cities of Port au Prince.)

UN program cash-for-work paid $4.98 per day to the lucky few who got these manual jobs for removing the rubble. To date only 2% of the rubble has been remove, Port au Prince looks pretty much the same as it did the day after the earthquake. The $4.98 per day wage used to be given directly to the workers. Who had the jobs but on a rotating basis. I guess because having one person with a steady job in Haiti is too earth shaking, just too much, so, keep the competition and desperation – dog eat dog – going by making the ti malere – share his $4:98 per day picking at concrete and steel with his bare hands, perhaps stepping on live wire, no gloves….no bulldozer, no tractor or such heavy equipment…

Now the $4.98 wages PER DAY are also too much and cannot be given directly to the worker. So, the UN now gives the $4.98 per day to the local banks and the owners take off $1:00 per day off the $4.98 per day for food! That’s free food coming in as earthquake relief that the UN is taking off $1 a day from the quake victims salary and having local business pocket their share of Haiti’s labor! This is their idea of a “new Haiti!” Haiti is a business governed by business-oriented technocrats who take their marching orders from the United States.

At the height of the militarization of aid after the earthquake there were 20,000 US troops in Haiti , Recall, in addition that at the time of the earthquake "help" was already in Haiti. There were already, before Jan. 12, 2010 9,000 UN troops and 10,000 charitable NGOs for 6-years since the ouster of Haiti's democratically elected government and Bush Regime change in Haiti. After the earthquake the UN hiked up to 14,000 UN troops, this 14,000UN troops along with the 20,000 US troops, not too mention the additional troops that came in from Canada, France, et after the earthquake, did not lift not a hand to remove the rubble and has not lifted a hand to remove the rubble to this day. But Haitians are given $3:98 per day to chop at concrete and steel with their bare hands, using sledgehammers! No bulldozers, no globes, bare hands using sledgehammers. Haiti’s Oligarchy get their share of this labor, takes off $1 from the pay for food! A new Haiti indeed! (excerpt from Ezili Danto Six Months After the Earthquake the Media Called Again, This Time I Did Not Answer)

BTW, hundreds of Haitians are working at the airport – working security and any number of duties.

“Haitians hear Desalin singing songs of resistance and clarity, as Ogou: “Simityè, plen moun ohh. Baron mande, tout moun ki la, si se Bondye k mete yo?”

It is actually the opposite – many Haitians are singing Christian praise songs and screaming “Jesus, Jesus, Jesus.”

This type of article is so typical of the arrogant and liberal left. Don’t look now, but your bias is in the way of the truth.