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Chuck Baldwin
Infowars.com
January 26, 2010
People of goodwill everywhere are rightly sympathetic to the plight of hundreds of thousands of innocent Haitians in the aftermath of the terrible earthquake that rocked the island country. Private donations and volunteer efforts are pouring into Haiti from all over the globe–especially from the United States. This is a good thing, right? So, why am I troubled?
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| There are many things that do not add up regarding what is going on in Haiti. | |
Simply put, I cannot remember such an all-out “relief effort” by our nation’s military and government forces following a natural disaster anywhere–ever! Not even New Orleans, Louisiana, and surrounding Gulf Coast communities here in the homeland received the kind of attention from Washington, D.C., that Haiti is receiving.
According to Agence France-Press (AFP), “The US military is ramping up its mission in quake-hit Haiti, with 20,000 US troops expected to operate on ground and offshore by Sunday [January 24], the US commander overseeing the region said.”
Several things:
1. i cannot believe someone is saying that sending help is a problem. maybe after all the complaining the government got in Hurricane Katrina, they are finally responding better. if the goverment did not send help, you’ll probably be complaining about that
2. people are dying out there and this writer is complaining about conspiracy theories. It’s an earthquake and scientists have verfied this.
3. you don’t make points by quoting the bible. want a conspiracy theory, here’s one “Christianity’s monopolization on god and how it wants to suppress all other beliefs to make itself superior.”