Newsgroup: it.politica.internazionale
Titolo: Il buon esempio a 100km da Cuba

No, non ad ovest.   Questo lo sanno tutti.  La ricchissima Florida
dove tutti i Cubani sognano di emigrare (un sogno che, con la
dipartita' di Fidel, si fara' presto molto piu difficile).
A Est.  Piu' o meno alla stessa distanza della Florida c'e l'altro
paese con cui Cuba si puo paragonare:  Haiti!
Un paese, come Cuba, che ha una ricchissima tradizione rivoluzionaria:
E' infatti sorto nell'unica ribellione schiavistica mai riuscita.
Al contrario di Cuba, invece, Haiti ha una certa tradizione
democratica:
Dopo anni di dittatura, gli Haitiani hanno eletto Jean Bertrand
Aristide:   Un leader tipo Chavez, che voleva, e chiedeva a gran voce,
che le ricchezze del suo paese
venissero usate per combattere contro la spaventosa poverta' e
diseguaglianza sociale che affligge il suo paese, piu' che per gli
investitori stranieri.
Proprio come Chavez, Aristide era considerato un "pericoloso" e un
"populista".
E al contrario di Chavez, il colpo di stato contro Aristide ando' a
segno, quattro anni fa.   Incoraggiato sia da USA che dai paesi
europei.   Fuggito Aristide, entro' al potere un governo
"provvisorio", che vedi caso e' ancora al potere dopo quattro anni.
Non che questo governo controlli molto.   Il governo (come nella nuova
repubblica "indipendente" del Kossovo) e' controllato strettamente
dall'ONU.
E cioe', da squadre di consiglieri mandati da Banca Mondiale e FMI per
insegnare ai Haitiani l'economia liberista.
I risultati:
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http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/main.jhtml?xml=/news/2008/01/30/whaiti130.xml
Haiti's rising food prices drive poor to eat mud
Impoverished Haitians are increasingly resorting to eating biscuits
made of mud as food prices soar in the Caribbean country.
The discs are made from dried yellow clay mixed with water, salt and
vegetable shortening or margarine.
The mud, which comes from Haiti's central plateau region, is first
strained and then shaped into biscuits which are left in the sun.
The pale brown biscuits, known by locals simply as "terre", have
traditionally been eaten by pregnant Haitians and children as an
antacid and source of calcium.
However, for some Haitians unable to afford even a plate of rice,
terre has become their staple diet.
The Food and Agriculture Organisation of the United Nations has
expressed concern over food prices in the Caribbean, recently
declaring a state of emergency in Haiti and several other countries.
The agency estimates prices have rocketed by as much as 40 per cent
due to floods and crop damage caused by the 2007 hurricane season.
At the market in Haiti's La Salines slum, two cups of rice now sell
for 60 US cents, up 10 cents since December and 50 per cent from a
year ago.
Beans, condensed milk and fruit have gone up at a similar rate. Even
the price of the clay used in the biscuits has increased considerably
though, at five cents each, they are still relatively cheap.
The biscuits reportedly taste smooth but suck out the moisture from
the mouth as soon as they touch the tongue, leaving an unpleasant
earthy aftertaste which lingers for hours.
Gerald Callahan, an immunology professor at Colorado State University
who has studied geophagy, the scientific name for dirt-eating, said
mud can contain dangerous parasits or toxins. But it can also
strengthen the immunity of unborn babies to certain diseases, he said.
Haiti is the poorest country in the western hemisphere. Seventy-six
per cent of the population lives on less than $2.25 a day.
Malnutrition is widespread and diarrhoea kills one in five children
under the age of five.
Haitian doctors say that people who depend on the biscuits for
sustenance risk malnutrition.
Dr Gabriel Thimothee, executive director of Haiti's health ministry,
said: "Trust me, if I see someone eating those cookies, I will
discourage it."
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Ovviamente, al contrario di Cuba, Haiti, sotto l'egida ONU, e' il
paradiso dei diritti
umani.  O almeno, c'e una libera opposizione politica.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MINUSTAH#6_July_2005_Incident
On 6 July 2005, MINUSTAH carried out a raid in the Cité Soleil section
of Port-au-Prince. MINUSTAH spokespeople claimed that the raid
targeted a base of illegally armed rebels led by Dread Wilme. Reports
from pro-Lavalas sources, as well as journalists such as Kevin Pina,
contend that the raid targeted civilians and was an attempt to destroy
the popular support for Haiti's exiled former leader, Jean-Bertrand
Aristide, before scheduled upcoming elections.
Estimates on the number of fatalities range from five to as high as
80, with the higher numbers being claimed by those reporting that the
raid targeted civilians. All sources agree that no MINUSTAH personnel
were killed. All sources also agree that Dread Wilme (birthname
"Emmanuel Wilmer") was killed in the raid. MINUSTAH spokespeople
called Wilme a "gangster." Other sources, such as the pro-Aristide
Haitian Lawyers Leadership Network call Wilme a community leader and a
martyr.[38]
The incident became a focal point for groups who oppose the MINUSTAH
occupation of Haiti and who support the return of President Aristide.
[39] MINUSTAH has also been accused by opponents of standing by and
allowing the Haitian National Police to commit atrocities and
massacres against Lavalas supporters and Haitian citizens opposed to
the current occupation.
On 6 January 2006, UN mission head Juan Gabriel Valdés announced that
MINUSTAH forces would launch another raid on Cité Soleil. Dismissing
fears by human rights groups that more civilians will be killed,
Valdés said, "We are going to intervene in the coming days. I think
there'll be collateral damage but we have to impose our force, there
is no other way."[40]
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Ora, ho il presentimento che fra i Cubani, la speranza di diventare
come la Florida, e' fortemente temperata dal fortissimo sospetto che
gli USA li faranno
brevemente diventare come Haiti.  E questo sospetto gli fa augurare,
malgrado i loro innegabili difetti, lunghissima vita sia a Raul che a
Fidel.
Just my two cents.

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MINUSTAH#6_July_2005_Incident
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quoto tutto, ma ai democratici da tastiera se Cuba diventerà come
Haiti non può fregare di meno,...
anzi, tanto meglio, le mignotte costeranno ancora di meno...

http://hcvanalysis.wordpress.com/2008/01/25/haiti-video-evidence-released-of-un-massacre-in-haiti/
http://haitixchangetv.magnify.net/item/J0M7M3FV02F9P70S

 Ora, ho il presentimento che .....
Del tuo presentimento i Cubani se ne fregano bellamente e ci si
puliscono il culo, caro Torrieri.
-Stefano

 
Alcuni dati per comprendere bene che *COGLIONE* sia il Torrieri
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Contributors of military personnel  	Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Canada,
Chile, Croatia, Ecuador, France, Guatemala, Jordan, Nepal, Pakistan,
Peru, Phillipines, Sri Lanka, United States and Uruguay 
Contributors of police personnel  	Argentina, Benin, Brazil, Burkina
Faso, Cameroon, Canada, Central African Republic, Chad, Chile, China,
Colombia, DR Congo, Egypt, El Salvador, France, Grenada, Guinea, Jordan,
Madagascar, Mali, Mauritius, Nepal, Niger, Nigeria, Pakistan,
Philippines, Romania, Russian Federation, Rwanda, Senegal, Spain, Sri
Lanka, Togo, Turkey, United States and Uruguay 
Fatalities	
19 military personnel 
4 police
7 international civilian personnel 
3 local civilian personnel
33 total
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Un bel complotto quello per il controllo di Haiti da parte di un bel
numero di nazioni del mondo, tutte contro quel sant'uomo di Aristide e
contro quei poveri civili disarmati che manifestano civilmente la loro
opposizione politica.
E i morti saranno tutti morti di crepacuore, per quel *COGLIONE* di un
Torrieri.
-Stefano

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