Hi Humble Janitor,
I understand the concern about the people of Haiti and their frusration about the apparent lack of co-ordination of the rescue effort. However, what I don't understand is why the UN are in Haiti in the first place, before the earthquake even happened. Check it out.
Normally the UN go in and 'save' nations for some sort of political motive, as it's the governments that decide the tack of the UN.
What does Haiti have? Nothing. The poorest country, if not in the world, for sure the Northern Hemisphere with a polpulation of 10 million people. That's it.
It would have been cheaper to give everyone of the population in Haiti U$ 1 million than to spend all the money the UN has in trying to 'keep the peace'. The UN would save funds and the people would have solved their poverty problem.
http://www.encyclopedia.com/doc/1P2-818200.html
So what does Haiti have that some African nations don't which keeps the UN so interested? If anybody can share the light I would be most grateful.
I have even asked some 'Blue Helmets' here in Brazil and they weren't able to answer the question.
Best regards,
Steve
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Originally Posted by Humble Janitor
Blah blah blah.
Let's not get inundated with anti-UN propaganda. There are people in Haiti who don't give a flying **** about the Illuminati, nazis or the UN. They are trying to survive.
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