Haiti's Earthquake

A major earthquake struck southern Haiti on Tuesday, January 12th 2010, knocking  down buildings and power lines and inflicting what the Ambassador of the United States called a: catastrophe for the Western Hemisphere's poorest  nation.

   








The magnitude 7.0 quake struck shortly before 5    p.m.,          

and  was   centered about

10 miles (15 kilometers) southwest of Port- au Prince,

theU.S. Geological Survey reported. It could be felt

strongly in eastern Cuba, more 

than   200 miles away, witnesses said.

                                              














Several eyewitnesses reported heavy damage and bodies in the streets of the capital, Port-au- Prince, where concrete-block homes line steep hillsides.

DIOS

  

A son of God from Haiti 

struggles to save his life.

WHAT ABOUT SECURITY AFTER HAITI'S EARTHQUAKE?

  

What's really important in life?  

See the big picture with the eyes of your heart!

  

 

“Two months after the devastating earthquake, the situation in Haiti is downright criminal,” says Robert Roth.

According to the spokesperson for the activist network Haiti Action Committee, major Western players such as the U.S. are more interested in defending their own geopolitical interests in Haiti than truly helping the hard hit Caribbean country.

                               

   TO ALL MY HAITIAN PEOPLE, REMEMBER THAT, WE ARE : THE STRONGEST BLACK NATION ON EARTH.

WE HAVE MADE HISTORY, AND WE CAN STILL MAKE HISTORY!

YES, WE CAN RISE OUR NATION! LET'S ALL STAND FOR HAITI TO REBUILD OUR COUNTRY.

WE ARE VICTORIOUS WARRIORS!!!