Collins Report

By Kevin “Coach” Collins

The terrible earthquake that destroyed Haiti has also unmasked the “international aid community” especially the United Nations, as the frauds they actually are.

Last month the media largely ignored a Pan American Development Foundation report that “at least 225,000 children in Haiti have been sold into slavery as unpaid household servants.” This sobering announcement came as no surprise to the phonies in the United Nations. They know what the conditions are in Haiti, but “after all it’s just Haiti – and we can always blame the United States” seems to be the way these people think.

Now it’s worse

The United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) the very agency whose job revolves around helping the world’s under privileged and endangered children, tells us they have noticed that orphaned Haitian babies have been “disappearing” from hospitals. This UNICEF which no doubt joins France and the rest of the world in calling Americans “occupiers” of Haiti is reporting it thinks the “noble” French are merely picking up children and taking them home like bags of groceries! France it must be noted is reportedly fast tracking the “adoption” of at least 13 of these children. All of this “raises fears” of child trafficking among these people.
The UN’s Chief of Child Protection under UNICEF told a French news agency, “What we’re understanding is that large numbers of children who do not have such documentation are leaving the country. We have quite – I have to say – an alarming situation on our hands.”

So the normal condition of 225,000 children being sold into slavery in this dirt poor country is not “an alarming situation”, but western countries getting caught stealing children like so many shop lifters is not “alarming?”

Sure the situation in Haiti is total chaos but don’t Obama’s “international” friends have any sense of decency?

This worm even wants us investigated by the United Nations!

If we had any kind of genuine media in America this information would be side by side with reports of the French moaning and whining about Americans and how we are “occupiers” in Haiti.
Alain Joyandet a Minister in the French government charged “the United States was giving priority to its own military and relief flights ahead of other nations’ aid flights.” Joyandet, a member of Nicholas Sarkozy’s ruling UMP party, went as far as demanding a U.N. investigation into U.S. aid efforts. “This is about helping Haiti, not about occupying Haiti,” Joyandet charged.

America and Americans standing tall as always

Please pray for the people in Haiti, they need so much. Donate whatever you can to whichever organization you trust to help them. The American Red Cross announced that it has received $25 million in TEN DOLLAR contributions. American private citizens have donated more than many countries have. As always if America doesn’t do the what needs to be done, no one will.

What did you do to defend American freedoms yesterday? What will you do today and what do you plan to do tomorrow?

Sources:

http://www.france24.com/en/20100122-haiti-earthquake-missing-children-hospitals-trafficking-adoptions-unicef-spain

http://www.comcast.net/articles/news-world-latinamerica/20091222/CB.Haiti.Child.Slaves/

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/01/18/french-minister-rips-us-t_n_427366.html

Yesterday’s Rasmussen Presidential Index had Obama at – 15

This day in history January 25
1945 The Battle of the Bulge ends with an American victory and leads to the final defeat of the Nazi’s liberating millions of people in Europe.

Have you read this week’s “Betcha didn’t know this..” page? It’s loaded with interesting little “bite size” items you’re bound to enjoy.

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By Kevin “Coach” Collins

Pity the poor Black Congressional Caucus (CBC), its members must be so frustrated over not being able to blame a White Republican President for the mess being reported out of Haiti.

A just released Pan American Development Foundation’s report brings news that “at least 225,000 children in Haiti’s have been sold into slavery as unpaid household servants.” This number was “far more than previously thought.”

Question: If this is more than “previously thought,” why haven’t these very concerned Pan American Development Foundation liberals raised this issue and done something about it already?

Answer: Their job is to eat finger sandwiches and drink Champaign while finding ways to blame America for everything wrong in the Northern hemisphere, not fix anything.

The report observed: “Despite growing attention to the problem, researchers said their sources were unaware of any prosecutions of cases involving trafficking children or using them as unpaid servants in this deeply poor nation of more than 9 million people.”

The report continued: “The Pan American Development Foundation’s program director in Haiti.. called for Haitian officials to conduct a national survey to analyze the full scope of the problem, including in rural areas. Officials with the [Haitian] Ministry of Social Affairs could not be reached for comment”

Can’t you can almost feel the CBC’s hand in our pocket grabbing our money to fight this “crisis.”

A related story of Haiti

While Haiti is clearly the poorest country in the Northern hemisphere not all of its sons and daughters are equally destitute. A large contingent of people scheduled to fly to Haiti from New York’s JFK last week acted so wildly when they were faced with the reality of the blizzard that crippled air traffic in the Northeast the police had to be called. To calm the angry crowd of Haitian flyers Delta was forced to feed and house them for two days. When they do get to Haiti for their holiday vacation it’s a good bet they won’t be “fighting for social justice.” That’s something for others to worry about, even America’s first Black President.

It looks like the UN and the Climate Change gang aren’t the only ones getting ready to pick our pocket. Bet on a CBC push for “emergency relief “ money for Haiti. This is all the more reason to stand up and fight next month and right on into November.

Don’t look away in our nation’s time of need. When the bell rings come running with your blood sweat tears your enthusiasm and checkbook.

Sources:

http://www.comcast.net/articles/news-world-latinamerica/20091222/CB.Haiti.Child.Slaves/

http://cityroom.blogs.nytimes.com/2009/12/22/police-called-to-quell-unruly-passengers-at-jfk/

This day in history December 27:

1996: Rwanda’s first genocide trial opened for the 1994 slaughter of 800,000 Tutsis.

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