easyt65
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After the Earthquake in Haiti in 2010 Donations and supplies flooded into Haiti...little of which made it into the hands of needy Haitians....much of which found it's way into the hands of the corrupt President and into the pockets of the Clintons and their donors.
Six years after the world came to the aid of the disaster stricken Haitians, many of the people of Haiti still lived in tents, make-shift shacks, and sub-standard houses as the hurricane bore down on them...while the Clintons and their donors left Haiti much, MUCH richer.
Report: Clinton Foundation donors got rich off Haiti relief efforts while Haitians live in squalor
-- http://hotair.com/archives/2016/10/12/report-clinton-foundation-donors-got-rich-haiti-relief-efforts-haitians-live-squalor/
"Bill and Hillary Clinton have hailed the factory churning out Old Navy sweatshirts in an industrial park here as a shining achievement in their efforts to rebuild this island nation after a destructive earthquake in 2010.
But the garment factory has under-delivered on projected jobs. Haitian workers have accused managers of bullying and sexual harassment. And an ABC News investigation has found that after opening its factory in the Haitian industrial park — built with $400 million of global aid — the Korean firm became a Clinton Foundation donor and its owner invested in a startup company owned by Hillary Clinton’s former chief of staff.
‘Team Clinton’s focus on getting a luxury Marriott Hotel built in Haiti while hundreds of Haitians continue to live in squalor:
Efforts to rebuild the thousands of homes destroyed by the 7.0 quake have inched forward. In six years, USAID says, it has constructed fewer than 1,500 homes, and many of those have had to be rebuilt because of poor workmanship.
At the same time, the Clinton Foundation says it “facilitated” the construction of a luxury hotel in Port-au-Prince, a Marriott owned by Denis O’Brien, who has given $10 million to $25 million to the Clinton Foundation. O’Brien, an Irish billionaire who runs the Jamaica-based telecom giant Digicel, said he financed the hotel himself.
The modern industrial park, with wide, clear roads connecting rows of low-slung warehouses, would be paid for by the Inter-American Development Bank, which provided $256.8 million in grants to support construction. The bank has donated $1 million to $5 million to the Clinton Foundation."
Those Haitians who remained in TENTS, SHANTIES, and tiny sub-standard houses were LEFT TO DIE by the global scam artists who flocked to Haiti after the earthquake in 2010 to try their hand at getting rich off the disaster.
Six years after the world came to the aid of the disaster stricken Haitians, many of the people of Haiti still lived in tents, make-shift shacks, and sub-standard houses as the hurricane bore down on them...while the Clintons and their donors left Haiti much, MUCH richer.
Report: Clinton Foundation donors got rich off Haiti relief efforts while Haitians live in squalor
-- http://hotair.com/archives/2016/10/12/report-clinton-foundation-donors-got-rich-haiti-relief-efforts-haitians-live-squalor/
"Bill and Hillary Clinton have hailed the factory churning out Old Navy sweatshirts in an industrial park here as a shining achievement in their efforts to rebuild this island nation after a destructive earthquake in 2010.
But the garment factory has under-delivered on projected jobs. Haitian workers have accused managers of bullying and sexual harassment. And an ABC News investigation has found that after opening its factory in the Haitian industrial park — built with $400 million of global aid — the Korean firm became a Clinton Foundation donor and its owner invested in a startup company owned by Hillary Clinton’s former chief of staff.
‘Team Clinton’s focus on getting a luxury Marriott Hotel built in Haiti while hundreds of Haitians continue to live in squalor:
Efforts to rebuild the thousands of homes destroyed by the 7.0 quake have inched forward. In six years, USAID says, it has constructed fewer than 1,500 homes, and many of those have had to be rebuilt because of poor workmanship.
At the same time, the Clinton Foundation says it “facilitated” the construction of a luxury hotel in Port-au-Prince, a Marriott owned by Denis O’Brien, who has given $10 million to $25 million to the Clinton Foundation. O’Brien, an Irish billionaire who runs the Jamaica-based telecom giant Digicel, said he financed the hotel himself.
The modern industrial park, with wide, clear roads connecting rows of low-slung warehouses, would be paid for by the Inter-American Development Bank, which provided $256.8 million in grants to support construction. The bank has donated $1 million to $5 million to the Clinton Foundation."
Those Haitians who remained in TENTS, SHANTIES, and tiny sub-standard houses were LEFT TO DIE by the global scam artists who flocked to Haiti after the earthquake in 2010 to try their hand at getting rich off the disaster.
