on vous envoi toute notre prière pour vous et votre peuple
jean-luc , marianne et Patricia vdz de belgique
Posted By:Kip Smith on January 21st, 2010
1:31 pm
I am so sorry that you did not get any tents,food
medecine and help like what they are speaking of here,
a week after the catostrophe.
Even here they speak of control,
why did they not land helicopters and planes at your airport before now?
Why was tonnes of supplies hoarded at the airport in Port auPrince? Why not chopper in bags of aid ,drop it and go to get more?There seems to be plenty in guarded compounds,
OPEN THOSE DOORS!
I pray us outsiders find mo bettah ways to help you effectively.
Thank you all for your truthful reports.
Posted By:Kip Smith on January 21st, 2010
3:52 pm
CTV Canadian Television reporter squeezed himself into 8 deep crowd around the back of the one UN truck with food in an armed convoy that had to stop because of so many people now living in the street,in the open in PauP..The camera was wide enough for us,the viewers, to glimpse the majority of calm people,probably wondering why there was not more food in the convoy.It appears this “reporter” was trying to make chaos where there was at most,resignation.
Blessings on you who are telling the peoples’ stories.
Posted By:John S on January 23rd, 2010
2:26 am
I’m a film professional in Canada, and I applaud your efforts to document the events and stories of your countrymen and women, under very difficult circumstances. I know that almost everyone in Canada is sharing your difficulty, and wishing you better days. There are a multitude of arms around the world straining to help lift you from the wreckage, and we all are sending you hope, love, and solidarity.
Please keep sending out these video reports, we need to see what’s going on there.
Posted By:Mc Alexander Schiller Ciceron(shilove) on January 23rd, 2010
8:25 pm
Hey Guys!
Im Glad u r still alive.
Nap Fe yon Bon Travail.Bagay yo du se vre pran courage.
Mc Alexander S.C.”SHILOVE”
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bonjour, j’espere que vous allez bien malgré cette terrible catastrophe qui vous touche !!! je vous remmercie pour vos reportage !! vous êtes tous formidable !!!!! moi je cherche le voisin de ma soeur qui vis a Jacmel !! il est belge et s’appelle Emile Demonty , tout ce que je sais , c’est qu’il habite une maison en brique pres de la mer !!!
auriez vous des nouvelle de cet homme de 70ans et qui porte des lunettes , il a une femme et un enfant je pense bien !!! et on est inquiet pour lui !
si vous le connaisser, pouvez vous a mon adresse mal me dire si il va bien !!!
merci d’avance de me répondre en francais , si c’est possible pour vous !!!
on vous envoi toute notre prière pour vous et votre peuple
jean-luc , marianne et Patricia vdz de belgique
I am so sorry that you did not get any tents,food
medecine and help like what they are speaking of here,
a week after the catostrophe.
Even here they speak of control,
why did they not land helicopters and planes at your airport before now?
Why was tonnes of supplies hoarded at the airport in Port auPrince? Why not chopper in bags of aid ,drop it and go to get more?There seems to be plenty in guarded compounds,
OPEN THOSE DOORS!
I pray us outsiders find mo bettah ways to help you effectively.
Thank you all for your truthful reports.
CTV Canadian Television reporter squeezed himself into 8 deep crowd around the back of the one UN truck with food in an armed convoy that had to stop because of so many people now living in the street,in the open in PauP..The camera was wide enough for us,the viewers, to glimpse the majority of calm people,probably wondering why there was not more food in the convoy.It appears this “reporter” was trying to make chaos where there was at most,resignation.
Blessings on you who are telling the peoples’ stories.
I’m a film professional in Canada, and I applaud your efforts to document the events and stories of your countrymen and women, under very difficult circumstances. I know that almost everyone in Canada is sharing your difficulty, and wishing you better days. There are a multitude of arms around the world straining to help lift you from the wreckage, and we all are sending you hope, love, and solidarity.
Please keep sending out these video reports, we need to see what’s going on there.
Hey Guys!
Im Glad u r still alive.
Nap Fe yon Bon Travail.Bagay yo du se vre pran courage.
Mc Alexander S.C.”SHILOVE”