500,000 May be Dead after Haiti Earthquake

[Laura]

See also this post on the topic of HAARP and earthquakes:
http://www.cassiopaea.org/forum/index.php?topic=1257.msg132241#msg132241

 

[forge]

Let's see how food aid distribution and medical aid goes in Haiti:

There are almost fights for water, violence breakouts, food-laden helicopters fleeing scenes, because desperate hungry-thirsty people fighting to be first, teenagers throwing stones to the helicopters.

Numbers don't add up: "2.000.000 need food", how many need help (?) and only a fraction gets it?

28/01/2010 - from the rubble
"More than 100 people have been rescued since the January 12 quake"
_http://www.breakingnews.ie/ireland/joy-as-girl-rescued-15-days-after-haiti-earthquake-443768.html

From January 12 ---> January 26 = 14 days
26/01/2010 - "To date we have not been able to feed everybody, to give water to everybody," Prime Minister Jean-Max Bellerive said.
_http://www.breakingnews.ie/world/haiti-urged-to-lead-reconstruction-efforts-443460.html

"calamitous earthquake [..] struck Port-au-Prince, [..]surrounding areas, and other parts of the country on January 12 [..] disrupting the lives of millions of people already overwhelmed by other crushing hardships."
_http://www.sott.net/articles/show/201189-The-Big-One-Devastates-Haiti


25/01/2010
“Red Cross teams in Haiti have been working since the disaster struck to provide tarpaulins, tents, blankets, hygiene kits, kitchen sets and jerry cans to almost 13,000 people,
"Another 40,000 people will receive relief items in the coming days.”
_http://www.breakingnews.ie/ireland/red-cross-haiti-situation-still-difficult-443377.html

21/01/2010
Helping 1000 people from the 2.000.000:
“GOAL provided food and water, and non-food items such as blankets, sleeping mats, cooking equipment and hygiene sets to 1,000 people in the Turgeau region of the capital.

January 16, 2010 - Officials squabble over distribution of aid
- "aid comes far too slow, problems"
- "15 major food distribution sites and smaller others opening"
- "People are so desperate for food that they are going crazy,"
"violent scuffle broke out among several hundred people jostling to be first in line as three U.S. military helicopters were landing at the golf course with food and water. The chopper pilots decided it was too dangerous to remain and took off with their precious cargo still inside.' "

_http://cnews.canoe.ca/CNEWS/World/2010/01/15/12474706-ap.html

January 15, 2010

- "The UN agency said it was working to raise enough fast food to feed two million Haitians a month."

- "People almost fight over water,"
_http://www.ireport.com/docs/DOC-389914

Pandemic is mentioned in the articles numerous times, there are a lot of dramatic sensationism in list of articles below:
_http://www.breakingnews.ie/ireland/joy-as-girl-rescued-15-days-after-haiti-earthquake-443768.html

Search on sott.net for "Haiti".

Seems to me a starvation project sponsored by US & allies. Peaceful killing of many people while military standing by, banks & credit card companies profiting hugely, US prepares to siphon out oil from the area, foreign rebuilding companies will profit, foreign Fast Food companies will profit.

speculation:
- if the Haiti earthquake was natural and US distributes disinfo of engineered earthquake they will profit, because ability of fear-mongering. In the future anywhere and earthquake hits people will wonder about engineered event or not: until no one will have the luxury of wondering, because multiplying natural disasters. US Army will gradually lose control.
- HAARP may provide invisibility cover for Lizard crafts creeping in for harvest.

There are a lot of people dying, dropping like flies in Iraq, China, Afganistan, South Africa and around the world in not reported disasters simply ignored by media. There is too much hot-spots where death of many thousands of people occurs. It seems Earth nowadays increasingly becomes an excellent harvesting place for 4thD STS.

 

[The Mechanic]

I found out that Dr Mark Hyman flew to Haiti to give medical help. He has a blog which is a very interesting and moving read. Posts so far:
http://www.ultrawellness.com/blog/haiti-beyond-horror
http://www.ultrawellness.com/blog/haiti-day-4-hacksaws-and-vodka
http://www.ultrawellness.com/blog/haiti-day-5-shaken-again
http://www.ultrawellness.com/blog/haiti-day-6-catastrophe-to-chaos
http://www.ultrawellness.com/blog/haiti-day-8-the-next-tsunami

He's there with Partners in Health, which seems to me like a good choice if you want to donate money to the people in Haiti: http://www.pih.org/

 

[BK]

Just found this and as it might tie into the Jan 30 C's transcript, I thought it merited consideration.
I'm not a geologist but in light of all the other predatory antics that go on, it wouldn't surprise me if there were plans drawn up long ago to eventually tap resources in Haiti.

The Fateful Geological Prize Called Haiti
http://321energy.com/editorials/engdahl/engdahl020310.html
excerpt:
Behind the smoke, rubble and unending drama of human tragedy in the hapless Caribbean country, a drama is in full play for control of what geophysicists believe may be one of the world's richest zones for hydrocarbons-oil and gas outside the Middle East, possibly orders of magnitude greater than that of nearby Venezuela.

 

[JEEP]

Thought this was interesting:

Haiti quake blamed on 'evil'

Religious service marks beginning of mourning period
Saturday, February 13, 2010 3:08 AM
By Edward Cody
The Washington Post

PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti -- Reeling from the earthquake that devastated their country one month ago, Haitians have turned to their vivid and sometimes quirky spiritual life in a search not only for consolation but also for an explanation of why such a catastrophe happened.

The depth and breadth of Haiti's spirituality was put on display yesterday, the first of three days of mourning decreed by the government of President Rene Preval.

Tens of thousands of people gathered on the Champ de Mars, a broad esplanade in front of the collapsed National Palace, to pray, sing religious songs and listen to Roman Catholic, Protestant and voodoo preachers in a government-organized memorial service for the more than 200,000 killed.

"Everybody is praying together, Catholics, Protestants and voodoo believers," said Joseph Ardouin Dubois, an evangelical Protestant at the service. "There is only one God."

But in the crowd, and among the nearby tents and plastic shelters where homeless families by the thousands have taken refuge, many blamed the Jan. 12 quake on the government itself, saying that Haiti's leadership was evil because it ignored spirituality and refused to grant a higher minimum wage.

The sentiments suggested that long-term political repercussions from the earthquake could extend beyond the immediate question of whether Preval and his government preside over efficient relief efforts.

"If this tragedy has befallen Haiti, it is because our leaders, our politicians, are not spiritual people," said the Rev. Vladimir Justal, 34, an evangelical minister. "They have no religion."

"They are pagans, that's what they are," commented a teen-ager standing nearby.

"We are going to ask God to give us spiritual men to lead us," Justal said. "Otherwise, we are heading for another catastrophe."

Four women sitting on the ground nearby waved their arms back and forth and sang a traditional Haitian hymn: "Now I know my life is safe," their voices floated out in soft Creole, "no matter what happens tomorrow."

But Patrick Edouard, a 41-year-old refrigerator repairman who lost his wife and 14-year-old daughter in the earthquake, was less confident. He said God visited the tragedy on Haiti because "Haitians are all mean." He added, "The worst of them all, it's the government. There is no work, no food, nothing to do."

Edouard said the main proof of the government's evil nature was its refusal to grant long-standing demands for an increase in the minimum wage to $6 a day. But saying that all Haitians were evil also suggested he was uncomfortable with underground voodoo practices, which some Haitians consider immoral.

The sight of voodoo priests among the religious leaders startled many Haitians.

Officially, nearly 80 percent of Haiti's 8.4 million people are Catholic, but a majority practice voodoo at the same time. In more recent times, more than 15 percent of the population has gravitated toward an evangelical Protestantism that also steers its followers away from traditional voodoo rites.

One of the speakers at yesterday's memorial, for instance, was Jinou Brutus, known as Sister Jinou, who announced on Haitian television that she had visited Preval months ago to inform him that an angel had come to her in a dream and told her that Haiti would suffer an earthquake soon.

Sister Jinou, a Haitian who reportedly lives in Orlando, Fla., went on television again after the quake to announce the country would soon fall victim to a volcanic eruption, a prediction that, some Haitians explained, led Preval to declare the three-day mourning period to get right with God despite the urgency of recovery efforts.

After recalling her earthquake prediction to the crowd, however, Sister Jinou this time announced she had some good news: The angel had again appeared in her dream, she said, and told her that within seven years Haiti would be so prosperous it would export food to other countries.

It's truly hard to imagine the magnitude of suffering being inflicted on these victimized people. Ironically, they once had a 'spiritual' leader that the USA 'spirited' away! Only time will tell how long their suffering and exploitation will last.

 

[Biomiast]

But in the crowd, and among the nearby tents and plastic shelters where homeless families by the thousands have taken refuge, many blamed the Jan. 12 quake on the government itself, saying that Haiti's leadership was evil because it ignored spirituality and refused to grant a higher minimum wage.

Interesting. An earthquake happened in Turkey in 1999 with magnitude of 7.6 and many people died, there was a religuous cleric called Cubbeli Ahmet Hoca(Ahmet Hodja with Cassock) who said the earthquake was sent from Allah to destroy those who commited adultery and other sins, this was their punishment and they will suffer in the hell also. Scaring his followers to make them do what he wants to be done, he succeeded quite remarkably.

It is really sad, there were children who died there, is that a punishment from Allah? As in this case, all those children died because God thought the leaders aren't religious. I mean couldn't this so-called God start a fire in the house of those who are against them or something? Is he really that incapable and idiotic? I think that God has some narcissisism issues, since he can't direct its response to those who do wrong to him, and he makes other blameless people suffer instead. Maybe he should also read big five psychology books along with his followers.