Archive for January 30th, 2010

Who feels it knows it: Morgan Heritage, “nuttin de de feh smile bout”

Who feels it knows it: Morgan Heritage, “nuttin de de feh smile bout”

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Is there a link between New Orleans & Haiti??? “CREOLE”: Are they that sick? Did U.S. weather weapon destroy Haiti?

Is there a link between New Orleans & Haiti??? “CREOLE”: Are they that sick? Did U.S. weather weapon destroy Haiti?

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BY GFBC Staff:

A WHAA DO DEM??? Is Technology the New Weapon of Mass Destruction? No, It has always been. My theory: De-valuate or destroy anything you cannot afford to purchase, for the most obvious is the most suspicious.

“The military has had about 20 years to work on weather warfare methods, which it euphemistically calls weather modification. For example, rainmaking technology was taken for a few test rides in Vietnam. The U.S. Department of Defense sampled lightning and hurricane manipulation studies in Project Skyfire and Project Stormfury. And they looked at some complicated technologies that would give big effects. ‘Angels Don’t Play This HAARP’ cites an expert who says the military studied both lasers and chemicals which they figured could damage the ozone layer over an enemy. Looking at ways to cause earthquakes, as well as to detect them, was part of the project named Prime Argus, decades ago. The money for that came from the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA, now under the acronym ARPA). In 1994 the Air Force revealed its Spacecast 2020 master plan, which includes weather control. Scientists have experimented with weather control since the 1940s, but Spacecast 2020 noted that ‘using environmental modification techniques to destroy, damage or injure another state are prohibited.’ Having said that, the Air Force claimed that advances in technology ‘compels a reexamination of this sensitive and potentially risky topic.’” – “The Military’s Pandora’s Box” by Dr. Nick Begich and Jeane Manning, www.haarp.net
Recently I wrote a piece detailing why Haiti is so poor, how the U.S. and its European allies have conspired since 1804 to choke and strangle the people and economy of this island inhabited by the descendants of Africans. Haiti is peopled by the sons and daughters of the Africans who soundly defeated France, Britain and Spain to gain their independence and freedom, to become a beacon of possibility for freedom-loving people in this hemisphere.

The whites have never forgiven those Africans or their heirs for debunking the feeble notions of white supremacy and superiority. The U.S. elites and New World Order devotees still hold a deep seated animus towards Haiti and the Haitian people to this day.

Immediately following the “earthquake” that hit Haiti on Jan. 12, 2010, I started seeing reports that the earthquake was not a random occurrence or happenstance. These were the same rumblings I heard following Hurricane Katrina.

After the devastation of Katrina I started seeing reports about HAARP, High Frequency Active Auroral Research. I did some research and discovered HAARP is an extremely high frequency radio transmitter military operation located in Alaska and Puerto Rico. HAARP is a military project both the U.S. Navy and U.S. Air Force have signed on to for conducting experiments and tests using high frequency electromagnetic waves.

The U.S. military has been using HAARP to slice the earth’s ionosphere, stab into the oceans in search of submarines, penetrate deep into the earth’s core and impact all life on the planet. Some speculate the U.S. and Russia have engaged in stealth weather warfare for decades.

The U.S. government is tight lipped about HAARP and its clandestine uses. However if you do some cursory research, you will discover alarming but not surprising facts, that for me confirm what the Last Poets said is true, “The white man has a god complex.”

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Haitian Debt Write-off presents an economic opprortunity for the US: UN trade body calls for write-off of Haiti’s debt

Haitian Debt Write-off presents an economic opprortunity for the US: UN trade body calls for write-off of Haiti’s debt

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BY GFBC Staff:

West Indian proverb: “Never know we never trust the shadow after dark”.
My Proverb: “No cup no broke, no coffee no dash wey”. I am sorry but if the Haitian debt is forgiven, Haiti becomes more valuable than big oil producing countries. The fight between CARICOM, THE EU, and America is on……

Story Below:

UN trade body calls for write-off of Haiti’s debt…

) – The U.N.’s development agency added its voice on Friday to calls to write off Haiti’s $1 billion foreign debt in response to this month’s devastating earthquake.

The United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) applauded calls by the International Monetary Fund for an international funding effort along the lines of the U.S. Marshall Plan that helped rebuild Europe after World War Two.

“UNCTAD believes this task should begin by immediate and total cancellation of Haiti’s existing debt obligations,” it said in a policy brief.

UNCTAD said a study of the effect of 21 natural disasters on low-income countries between 1980 and 2008 had shown they added 24 percentage points to a country’s ratio of debt to gross domestic product (GDP) in the three subsequent years.

“Shocks on such a scale can lead to a vicious cycle of economic distress, more external borrowing, burdensome debt servicing, and insufficient investment to mitigate future shocks,” it said.

Haiti lost 60 percent of its GDP in the disaster, Prime Minister Jean-Max Bellerive said on Monday, referring to the economy’s concentration in the capital Port-au-Prince close to the Jan. 12 earthquake’s epicentre. [ID:nN25129792]

UNCTAD quoted conservative estimates that the 7.0-magnitude earthquake had cost Haiti 15 percent of its GDP, but in any case the Caribbean state’s ability to service its foreign debt would be severely weakened.

UNCTAD said creditors should declare a moratorium on Haiti debt servicing, followed by cancellation as soon as possible.

Most of Haiti’s debt is owed to multilateral lenders, such as the Inter-American Development Bank, and UNCTAD called on the governments that run such institutions to provide political and financial support for an exit path.

Future development aid for Haiti should take the form of grants not loans, it added.

The World Bank said on Jan. 21 it would waive payments on the $38 million it has lent to Haiti for the next five years, and the IMF approved a $102 million loan for Haiti on Wednesday on which it will not pay interest until the end of 2011. [ID:nN21114702]

The IMF and the World Bank cancelled $1.2 billion of Haiti’s debt last year, rewarding it for efforts to stabilise its fragile economy. (For full UNCTAD brief go to link.reuters.com/gab66h ) (Reporting by Jonathan Lynn; editing by Andrew Dobbie)

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