GOP Rep. Mia Love calls on Trump to apologize for Haiti comment

[DMX7]

http://thehill.com/blogs/blog-briefing-room/368627-gop-rep-mia-love-calls-on-trump-to-apologize-for-those-he-watonly


Republican Rep. Mia Love (Utah) on Thursday called for President Trump to apologize for those he "wantonly maligned" in his reported comments*about immigrants from "shithole countries."

Love, who was born to Haitian parents, said the president's comments about those from Haiti and African countries were "unkind, divisive, elitist and fly in the face of our nation's values."

"My parents came from one of those countries, took an oath of allegiance to it, and took on the responsibilities of everything that being a citizen comes with," she said in a statement.

"The President must apologize to both the American people and the nations he so wantonly maligned," Love said.

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[spurraider21]

its just locker room/oval office talk

[DMX7]

its just locker room/oval office talk

On Fox News they were seriously dismissing it as "bar talk".

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[Reck]

She should pitch a tent. Agent Orange is bathing in his latest scandal.

[Spurminator]

We'll be spending the weekend with a very bright young student from South Sudan who is being hosted by our in-laws. It's his first time to an American city outside of Abilene, TX, where he is currently working on a degree as a part of a scholarship program with a three-year waiting period and very strict grade requirements.

He's one of the most naturally intellectually gifted people I've ever met. Prior to August he had never seen a smartphone. He is now coding apps. He has also taught himself to play piano, even though he had never touched one before last year. He is in love with America, has become a big fan of football and Friends and Star Wars. All of these are brand new to him.

I don't know if he will want to move to America after he has graduated and someday even become a citizen, but I hope by that time we have a President and a bigger part of the population who sees him as a valuable asset to this country instead of just another leacher from a shithole country.

[DMX7]

I know some people from African countries including some of have since moved back... These people are not dolts especially the ones with the ambition to come here to go to school or to work for an international company.

[Blake]

Yeah I've got my own anecdote too. I know a business associate from Africa that has to be pissed right now.

And he voted for Trump.

[Isitjustme?]

We'll be spending the weekend with a very bright young student from South Sudan who is being hosted by our in-laws. It's his first time to an American city outside of Abilene, TX, where he is currently working on a degree as a part of a scholarship program with a three-year waiting period and very strict grade requirements.

He's one of the most naturally intellectually gifted people I've ever met. Prior to August he had never seen a smartphone. He is now coding apps. He has also taught himself to play piano, even though he had never touched one before last year. He is in love with America, has become a big fan of football and Friends and Star Wars. All of these are brand new to him.

I don't know if he will want to move to America after he has graduated and someday even become a citizen, but I hope by that time we have a President and a bigger part of the population who sees him as a valuable asset to this country instead of just another leacher from a shithole country.

Story sounds made up tbh

[Spurminator]

Story sounds made up tbh

I mean, he's not GREAT at piano...

[CosmicCowboy]

Haiti IS a shithole.

[Brazil]

Haiti IS a shithole.

:lol not worst than texas

[dabom]

:lol not worst than texas

Texas is actually a great state. Their policies are shit though.

[CosmicCowboy]

:lol not worst than texas

Thats fucking ridiculous.

[Brazil]

Thats fucking ridiculous.

define shithole

[boutons_deux]

It's a trap: where does TX rate in many categories vs other states.

One category I came across yesterday is that TX is ahead only of MS in infrastructure.

Maternal, new-born death rates, TX is national champion.

K-12? :lol

[boutons_deux]

why is Haiti a shithole for you racists?

[RandomGuy]

We'll be spending the weekend with a very bright young student from South Sudan who is being hosted by our in-laws. It's his first time to an American city outside of Abilene, TX, where he is currently working on a degree as a part of a scholarship program with a three-year waiting period and very strict grade requirements.

He's one of the most naturally intellectually gifted people I've ever met. Prior to August he had never seen a smartphone. He is now coding apps. He has also taught himself to play piano, even though he had never touched one before last year. He is in love with America, has become a big fan of football and Friends and Star Wars. All of these are brand new to him.

I don't know if he will want to move to America after he has graduated and someday even become a citizen, but I hope by that time we have a President and a bigger part of the population who sees him as a valuable asset to this country instead of just another leacher from a shithole country.

The only thing that seems to matter is how much melanin is in his skin.

Hope he does well. Humans are assets to any country, and immigrants to the US supercharge our economy in ways that many people on the right who think they are for the free market are oblivious to.

[RandomGuy]

Haiti IS a shithole.

Regardless, should the president being saying things like this?

Shitholeghazigate is really doing a number on US Companies trying to sell products abroad.

[Spurminator]

Whether the countries are shitholes or not is irrelevant. The President's comments are about the people who have worked hard, despite their environment, to make better lives for themselves in the beacon that America is supposed to be. The President thinks their individual merits are irrelevant and that people should be judged on where they come from.

[spurraider21]

apparently being from norway is a merit

[koriwhat]

people are so damn spineless these days. fuck PC politics and the pussification of this great nation.

[hater]

Roosevelt said he wanted all the “yellow maggots from Japan dead”. Many presidents have said racial stuff. Snowflakes are reaching now. Its ok to make a big fuss aboit it but CNN is making it seem like Trump has killed the pope


Ime to move on flakes


Plus he didnt say it publicly. Im sure most of the racist american prsidents have said worse behind closed doors

[Blake]

Roosevelt said he wanted all the “yellow maggots from Japan dead”.

I didn't know that. Link?

[Pavlov]

Roosevelt said he wanted all the “yellow maggots from Japan dead”. Many presidents have said racial stuff. Snowflakes are reaching now. Its ok to make a big fuss aboit it but CNN is making it seem like Trump has killed the pope


Ime to move on flakes


Plus he didnt say it publicly. Im sure most of the racist american prsidents have said worse behind closed doorsSorry, a bipartisan, non-classified meeting of government officials full of staffers is as public as yelling it on a street corner.

[hater]

I didn't know that. Link?

Fuck not teddy my bad. I love teddy I meant harry truman. He was a known racist:

"The only language they seem to understand is the one we have been using to bombard them. When you have to deal with a beast you have to treat him like a beast. It is most regrettable but nevertheless true"

[Chris]

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[Blake]

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Lol lol lol prison planet

[Pavlov]

951864503259549696How did the Clintons loot Haiti, Chris?

[Pavlov]

Fuck not teddy my bad. I love teddy I meant harry truman. He was a known racist:

"The only language they seem to understand is the one we have been using to bombard them. When you have to deal with a beast you have to treat him like a beast. It is most regrettable but nevertheless true"That doesn't say “yellow maggots from Japan dead” anywhere in it.

[Chris]

Clintons did nothing wrong! Lewinsky and the rest of those women were lying sluts!

What Pav really wants to say. :lol

[Pavlov]

What Pav really wants to say. :lolI really wanted to say "How did the Clintons loot Haiti, Chris?"

And you didn't answer.

How did the Clintons loot Haiti, Chris?

[Chris]

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[Chris]

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[Pavlov]

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PavlovHow did the Clintons loot Haiti, Chris?

[Chris]

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Pavlov

[Pavlov]

That's not an answer, Chris.

How did the Clintons loot Haiti, Chris?

[spurraider21]

That's not an answer, Chris.

How did the Clintons loot Haiti, Chris?
something something foundation something something spirit cooking

[tlongII]

Haiti IS a shithole.

So is El Salvador.

[Chris]

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[Pavlov]

Still not an answer, Chris.

Just say you have no idea what you're talking about again.

[hater]

So is El Salvador.

Yeah that’ll fix this mess :lmao

[Chris]

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[rmt]

We'll be spending the weekend with a very bright young student from South Sudan who is being hosted by our in-laws. It's his first time to an American city outside of Abilene, TX, where he is currently working on a degree as a part of a scholarship program with a three-year waiting period and very strict grade requirements.

He's one of the most naturally intellectually gifted people I've ever met. Prior to August he had never seen a smartphone. He is now coding apps. He has also taught himself to play piano, even though he had never touched one before last year. He is in love with America, has become a big fan of football and Friends and Star Wars. All of these are brand new to him.

I don't know if he will want to move to America after he has graduated and someday even become a citizen, but I hope by that time we have a President and a bigger part of the population who sees him as a valuable asset to this country instead of just another leacher from a shithole country.

I guess he is unusual compared to his countrymen:

There were substantial differences between origin countries with respect to the share living in poverty. For example, immigrants from Nigeria (10.6 percent), Morocco (10.8 percent), Sierra Leone (13.5 percent), and Ghana (14.6 percent) were much less likely than African immigrants overall to live below the federal poverty line. In contrast, almost half of all immigrants from Somalia (49.9 percent) live in poverty, and poverty rates for immigrants from Guinea (42.7 percent) and Sudan (41.2 percent) are also well above the average for African immigrants overall. Somalia and Sudan have both accounted for a large number of refugee admissions over the past decade.

https://www.migrationpolicy.org/article/african-immigrants-united-states

[Chris]

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[Chris]

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[Spurminator]

I guess he is unusual compared to his countrymen:

There were substantial differences between origin countries with respect to the share living in poverty. For example, immigrants from Nigeria (10.6 percent), Morocco (10.8 percent), Sierra Leone (13.5 percent), and Ghana (14.6 percent) were much less likely than African immigrants overall to live below the federal poverty line. In contrast, almost half of all immigrants from Somalia (49.9 percent) live in poverty, and poverty rates for immigrants from Guinea (42.7 percent) and Sudan (41.2 percent) are also well above the average for African immigrants overall. Somalia and Sudan have both accounted for a large number of refugee admissions over the past decade.

https://www.migrationpolicy.org/article/african-immigrants-united-states

So being among the 59% not living in poverty is unusual? :lol

No surprise you didn't choose any of the data from that article about African immigrants being better educated and more likely to participate in the workforce than native born Americans.

But you're nothing if not disingenuous.

[Blake]

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At least Trump assists with paper towels

[Blake]

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What are your thoughts on Trump's foundation?

[Chris]

At least Trump assists with paper towels

Bet you thought this was a real zinger when you posted it.

[Chris]

What are your thoughts on Trump's foundation?

Trump got rid of it.

[lefty20]

The entire god damn planet is a shit hole, tbh.

[Blake]

Trump got rid of it.

Not quite yet.

[Blake]

Bet you thought this was a real zinger when you posted it.

Sorry the truth zings, bootlick.

[hater]

:lmao CNN entering their 3rd straight day of Shithole marathon :lmao

:lol cucks

[DMX7]

:lmao CNN entering their 3rd straight day of Shithole marathon :lmao

:lol cucks

Trump has been a real champion of Haiti "take them out!" :lol

[hater]

Yeah Klintons have ben real champions of Haiti

:lmao paying for your daughters wedding with Haiti relief money

[mingus]

This country is so fucking soft it's ridiculous.

[Chris]

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[Pavlov]

lol racist facebook pics

[Chris]

racist

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[Pavlov]

https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/yandere-simulator-fanon/images/7/77/TRIGGERED.gif/revision/latest?cb=20161227220412black people do trigger you

[Pavlov]

Uh-oh.

Haitian government claims ousted dictator ‘Baby Doc’ Duvalier laundered stolen money through Trump Tower (https://www.rawstory.com/2018/01/haitian-government-claims-ousted-dictator-baby-doc-duvalier-laundered-stolen-money-through-trump-tower/)

Haitians bad now, Chris?

[Chris]

NY SURGEON Who Was Part Of Team Helping Haiti’s Earthquake Victims, Slammed Relief Efforts in Email Released By Wikileaks…Found DEAD In Apartment…Police Say He Committed Suicide By Stabbing Himself To Death??


54-year-old Dr. Dean Lorich, Associate Director of Orthopaedic Trauma Service at the Hospital for Special Surgery, and Chief of Orthopedic Trauma Service at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital was found dead in his apartment earlier this week.

According to New York City police, he committed suicide by stabbing himself to death??

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That’s a pretty normal way to commit suicide…right?

It’s like the time when former President of the United Nations General Assembly John Ashe, was found dead in his apartment only days before he was set to testify against the Clintons in a corruption case. The official reports indicated that Ashe died of a heart attack.

The problem, however, is that police on the scene reported Ashe died when his throat was crushed during a work-out accident.

Adding to the mysterious nature of Ashe’s death was the fact that he had been slated to be in court Monday with his Chinese businessman co-defendant Ng Lap Seng, from whom he reportedly received over $1 billion in donations during his term as president of the U.N. General Assembly. And then there was this: During the presidency of Bill Clinton, Seng illegally funneled several hundred thousand dollars to the Democrat National Committee.

Now ABC News is reporting:

An acclaimed trauma surgeon was found dead with a knife in his torso Sunday in his Park Avenue apartment in a suspected suicide, New York City police said.

Dr. Dean Lorich, 54, was the associate director of the orthopedic trauma service at the Hospital for Special Surgery who treated Bono in 2014 after the U2 frontman was badly injured in a cycling accident in Central Park.

Lorich was also a professor at Weill Cornell Medical College.

His death is being investigated as an apparent suicide, a New York Police Department official told ABC News.

Initial investigations did not find any signs of forced entry at his apartment, the official said. Authorities have not found a suicide note.

Police responding to a 911 call of an assault in a Park Avenue apartment at 1:05 p.m. Sunday found Lorich unconscious and unresponsive with a knife in his torso, according to the NYPD. Emergency medical service responders pronounced him dead.

Curiously, Dr. Lorich was mentioned in the Clinton Wikileaks emails for his work in Haiti.

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The email Wikileaks published, was highly critical of the failed relief efforts in Haiti and was shared by Cheryl Mills with Hillary Clinton.



Sent: Sunday, January 24, 2010 9:40 PM

To: Subject: FW: Doctors report from Haiti Depressing

See not only Mike’s email — really see the incoming one. cdm

From: Posner, Michael H

Sent: Sunday, January 24, 2010 6:21 PM

To: Mills, Cheryl D

Subject: Doctors report from Haiti

Cheryl This came to me through a doctor friend of Harold’s and mine. It is a pretty grim snapshot from a group of doctors ( I think from Mt Sinai hospital in NY) who returned from Haiti late last week .Our friend, Michael Hausman, is a terrific hand surgeon who was trying to get down there to help. I was reluctant to send this to you because I know how hard you and many other people have been working to relieve suffering and that you and others are working round the clock. Nonetheless I thought you might be interested in their impressions so I am sending it to you as a data point. Please feel free to share this with others.

Best Mike

From: Hausman, Michael [mailto: Sent: Friday, January 22, 2010 8:1/ Hifi

To: mrhausman

Subject: Fw: OR Report – Worth the Read!

From: “Dean Lorich” < Date: Thu, 21 Jan 2010 00:11:38

To: Christopher Born<

Cc: Helfet< > UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05769503 Date: 08/31/2015

Subject: Re: Haiti

Chris

Thanks much appreciated. I believe we went in with a reasonably comprehensive service we wanted to provide acute trauma care in an orthopedic disaster. Our plan was to be at a hospital where we could utilize our abilities as trauma surgeons treat the acute injuries involved in an orthopaedic disaster. We expected many amputations however came with a philosophy that would reasonably start limb salvage in what we thought was a salvageable limb.

David Helfet put a team together which included: 2 orthopaedic trauma surgeons 3 orthopaedic trauma fellows 2 highly skilled anesthiologists 1 general surgery trauma surgeon 2 synthes reps who were also scrub techs 1 trauma nurse practioner to do triage 2 OR nurses

Our equipment including a huge amount of anesth medications and equipment, ability to construct 150 ex fix both small and large, OR equipment including scalpels etc, OR soft goods, splint material, OR prep material. We also had a plan of physician and equipment replacemnt that was dynamic where w/i 24hrs we could bring in what was necessary on the Synthes private jet.

We thought the plan was a good one. We were incredibly naïve. Disaster management on the ground was nonexistent. The difficulties in getting in despite the intelligence we had from people on the ground and david helfet’s high political connections with Partner’s in Health as well as the Clintons only portended the difficulties we would have once we arrived.

We started out friday morning, got a slot to get in friday that was eventually cancelled when we were on the runway to be rescheduled the next day. We diverted to the DR and planned on arriving in P OP saturday.

Once on the ground the hospital we had intelligence that was up and running with 2 OR’s General Hospital was included severely in the earthquake and not capable of running functioning OR’s as there was no running water and only a limited electrical supply on generator. We quickly took our second option Community Hospital of Haiti.

We found approx 750 pt in the hospital upon our initial eval, the hospital had running water, electricity and 2 functional OR’s Our naivette did not expect that the 2 anesth machines would not work, there would be 1 cautery for the hospital, autoclave that fit instruments the size of a cigar box, no sterile saline, no functioning fluoro and no local staff only a ragtag

UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05769503

Date: 08/31/2015 group of voluntary health providers who like us had made it there on there own, To summarize we had no clue the medical infrastructure of the country was so poor.

As we got up and running in the OR and organized the patients for surgery we communicated our new needs back to Synthes and more supplies were loaded for a second trip – these included battery operated pulse lavage, a huge supply of saline, soft goods in the OR.

This plane landed as planned sunday pm, equipment was loaded on a truck and subsequent hijacked between the airport and the hospital. At the hospital we had zero security despite promises form NYPD and NYFD to provide that to us.

Our philosophy was to work like this was a marathon run the OR’s around the clock with the idea that we would have a defined extraction time of llpm tues. The plane that extracted us would come in with a new medical staff compliment to replace us.

Equipment included urgent things to maximize issues that were nonexistent in the hospital that would enable us to provide better and more efficient care: 2 portable anesth machines 2electrocautery 2 portable monitors for the pacu 2autoclaves Replacement exfix Things that didn’t arive with the previous flight That planes slot was cancelled by the military at 6am tues.

We also previously had seen daylight in the remaining patients monday night haviving completed approx 100 surgeries. However on tues morning we found a huge # of new patients.

The hospital was forced to undergo lockdown closing its gates to the outside and outside crowd becoming angry. We also noted tues morning that many of the patients we were operating on were becoming septic. We finished operating at noon tues, the last surgery our group assisting an obstetrician on a caesarian and resuscitating a baby that was not breathing. We decided as a group the situation for us at the hospital was untenable supplies were running out, team was exhauted, safety a huge concern, and no extraction plan with resupply. We decided to make our way to airport thru the help of a hospital benefactor. Jamaican soldiers with M-16 were necessary to escort us out with our luggage as the crowd outside saw us abandoning the hospital. We made it to airport on back of a pickup track, got onto the tarmac, hailed a commercial plane that carried cargo to montreal and had private jet pick us up there.

The issues we were unprepared for and witnessed were

1. The amount of human devastation

2. The complete lack of a medical infrastructure in the country

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The lack of support of the haitian medical community

4. The complete lack of any organization on the ground.

No one was in charge, we had the first functional up and running hospital in the P OP area yet noone and I mean NO ONE came to the hospital to assess what we were doing, what we were capable of doing and what we would need, to be more efficient.

The fact that the military could not or would not protect the resupply equipment on sunday or let the tues flight come in says it all.

5. Lack of any security at all at the hospital I would take away that disasters like this need organization on a much higher level than we had with the clear involvement and approval of the military from the beginning.

Currently, there is No one obviously running the show and care is in chaotic at best.

MD’s are coming in country with no plan of what the are going to do. Surgeons that expect to just show up and operate are delusional as to what there role would be as without a complement of support staff and supplies they would be of limited or no value.

‘I hope this helps. We all felt as though we abandoned these patients and that country and feel terrible.

Our role now being back in NY is to expose the inadequacies of the system to the media in the hopes of effecting a change in this system immediatly.

We feel that the only way to really help now is an urgent programtic change and organization in the support of the medical staff on the ground and what is critically needed to expeditiosly bring in.

Cherrios on the tarmac are not getting it done on these patients which clearly would be savable if good care could urgently be provided.

Please share this email with everyone and anyone you find might help.

Good luck Dean

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In 2010, Lorich was part of a relief effort that flew to Haiti as a volunteer to offer his skills for civilians who had been injured during the earthquakes that devastated the region.

Within 24 hours of the earthquake, a 13-member team of surgeons, anesthesiologists, and operating room nurses was assembled, with a massive amount of orthopedic operating room equipment, and flew to Port-au-Prince with Dr. Lorich.Bill and Hillary Clinton’s “charitable” Clinton foundation led the relief effort in Haiti raising millions of dollars from around the world to help the people recover from the natural disaster. Sadly, most of the funds never reached the people of Haiti, but instead, lined the pockets of the Clintons’ associates who were meant to redevelop the nation, but never delivered.

Dr. Lorich and his team were there to help save the limbs of those injured, which without the proper medical treatment, would have meant amputation for a lot of people.Lorich described amputation in those conditions as a “death sentence” and hoped to treat as many sufferers as possible, saying: “We expected many amputations. “But we thought we could save limbs that were salvageable, particularly those of children. “We recognized that in an underdeveloped country, a limb amputation may be a death sentence. “It does not have to be so.”With the amount of money that was being donated to Haiti for the victims, Lorich and his team expected to have full support when their plane touched down.

Instead, he described the situation as “shameful” and witnessed, first hand, a huge misappropriation of funds, with the people affected by the disaster receiving no help whatsoever.Dr. Lorich was disgusted by what he saw and sent an email to then-Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s Chief of Staff Cheryl D. Mills to report what he had seen.

In July 2017, a 50-year-old Haitian tied to the Clinton Foundation was found dead with a gunshot wound to his head.

It’s no secret that the Clinton Foundation has been facing credible reports of robbing impoverished Haitians who were devastated by Hurricane Hanna in 2008, through their “foundation.” Haitians have been protesting for years outside of the Clinton Foundation offices over the theft of money that was donated by individuals and businesses to the Clinton Foundation that never made it to the poorest of the poor.

One man was set to testify against the Clinton Foundation next week. That man was 50-year-old former Haitian government official Klaus Eberwein. He was found dead in his Miami home with a “gunshot to the head” that’s been ruled a “suicide” by the Miami-Dade’s medical examiner records supervisor. (Think Vince Foster)

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Klaus Eberwein, a former Haitian government official who was expected to expose the extent of Clinton Foundation corruption and malpractice next week, has been found dead in Miami. He was 50.

Eberwein was due to appear next Tuesday before the Haitian Senate Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission where he was widely expected to testify that the Clinton Foundation misappropriated Haiti earthquake donations from international donors.

Eberwein, who had acknowledged his life was in danger, was a fierce critic of the Clinton Foundation’s activities in the Caribbean island, where he served as director general of the government’s economic development agency, Fonds d’assistance économique et social, for three years.

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According to Eberwein, a paltry 0.6% of donations granted by international donors to the Clinton Foundation with the express purpose of directly assisting Haitians actually ended up in the hands of Haitian organizations. A further 9.6% ended up with the Haitian government. The remaining 89.8% – or $5.4 billion – was funneled to non-Haitian organizations.

“The Clinton Foundation, they are criminals, they are thieves, they are liars, they are a disgrace,” Eberwein said at a protest outside the Clinton Foundation headquarters in Manhattan last year.

The former director general of Haiti, who also served as an advisor to Haitian President Michel Martelly, was also a partner in a popular pizza restaurant in Haiti, Muncheez, and even has a pizza — the Klaus Special — named after him.

According to the Haiti Libre newspaper, Eberwein was said to be in “good spirits“, with plans for the future. His close friends and business partners are shocked by the idea he may have committed suicide.

“It’s really shocking,” said Muncheez’s owner Gilbert Bailly. “We grew up together; he was like family.” –Your News Wire

Americans were warned about the crooked dealings of the Clinton Crime family when in September of 2016, former Senate President of Haiti, Bernard Sansaricq, shocked a large crowd at a Trump campaign event in Little Haiti, FL. Sansaricq stood up during the public event and relayed his account of the Clinton’s dirty dealings in Haiti while he was still in office. To his credit, candidate Donald Trump allowed Sansaricq to speak his mind, and to expose the crimes of the Clinton’s, who were attempting to scratch and claw their way back into our White House.

Sansaricq claimed he begged the Clinton Administration not to invade Haiti. His request was followed up with a visit by an anonymous messenger from the White House who encouraged him to “side” with the Clinton Administration and he would “be the richest man in Haiti.”

He also demanded that Hillary Clinton “disclose the audit of all money” related to the Haiti earthquake crisis, as he claimed they scammed the poorest citizens of Haiti out of BILLIONS of dollars through the Clinton Foundation.

“Not even 2% of that money went back to Haiti. So, Mr. Trump, we are asking you, begging you, the Haitian community will side with you if one day, you ask Hillary Clinton publicly to disclose the audit of all of the money they have stolen from Haiti in 2010 after the earthquake. Haiti is a very poor country. Haiti needs defenders. You said you would champion our cause. We welcome you sir and we will work with you. Ask Hillary Clinton publicly, during your next debate for an audit of all of the money they have stolen from Haiti.”

Only a couple of days before Eberwein’s death, a Republican donor, and operative from Chicago’s North Shore who said he had tried to obtain Hillary Clinton’s missing emails from Russian hackers killed himself in a Minnesota hotel room days after talking to The Wall Street Journal about his efforts, public records show.

In a room at a Rochester hotel used almost exclusively by Mayo Clinic patients and relatives, Peter W. Smith, 81, left a carefully prepared file of documents, which includes a statement police called a suicide note in which he said he was in ill health and a life insurance policy was expiring.

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[Pavlov]

:lol Chris with the fake news again.

[Chris]

In before Pavlov with his Snopes and fake news!

Edit: too late!

[Pavlov]

In before Pavlov with his Snopes and fake news!

Edit: too late!As long as you accept that you posted fake news again....

[Chris]

As long as you accept that you posted fake news again....

I already checked snopes before I posted, and it did a poor job of debunking anything. The story stands.

[Pavlov]

I already checked snopes before I posted, and it did a poor job of debunking anything. The story stands.as fake news

[Chris]

as fake news

Your perception.

[Pavlov]

Your perception.Reality.

[rmt]

Paul defended the president as one of the financial backers ofa medical trip Paul was part of to offer eye care and surgeries to people in Haiti in 2015.

"I think it's unfair to sort of paint him, 'oh well, he's a racist,' when I know for a fact that he cares very deeply about the people of Haiti because he helped finance a trip where they would get vision back for 200 people in Haiti," Paul said.

http://www.euronews.com/2018/01/15/rand-paul-says-it-s-unfair-call-trump-racist-n837601

[Spurminator]

That trip must have been unusual for Trump.

[Blake]

Your perception.

Lol at Chris perception

[rmt]

So being among the 59% not living in poverty is unusual? :lol

No surprise you didn't choose any of the data from that article about African immigrants being better educated and more likely to participate in the workforce than native born Americans.

But you're nothing if not disingenuous.

My apologies for cross posting but I didn't choose any of the data from that article about being better educated and more likely to participate in the workforce than native born Americans because it had already been posted (and discussed) in the Alpha Trump: Calling Out the Immigration System by RandomGuy in post #94 but you are correct that it was not posted in THIS thread (which I will do below).

My point is EVEN THOUGH African immigrants are better educated and more likely to participate in the workforce than native born Americans, "The African born were more likely to live in poverty in 2009 than were the native born and the foreign born overall. In 2009, a greater share of African immigrants lived in a household with an annual income below the federal poverty line (18.5 percent) than the native born (13.6 percent) and immigrants overall (17.3 percent)." Isn't it the end result that is important? And is that what you want? To let in people from a country 41% of whom are going to live in poverty? Now, living in poverty in the US maybe better than living anywhere in Sudan but you could say that about billions of people. Are we supposed to let them all in? Is it better for us Americans when we already have so many of our own living in poverty?


African-born adults were more likely than the native born to have bachelor's degree or higher level of education.
In 2009, 41.7 percent of African-born adults age 25 and older had a bachelor's degree or higher, compared to 28.1 percent of native-born adults and 26.8 percent of all foreign-born adults. Of these, 25 percent of Africans reported a bachelor's degree as their highest credential, compared to 17.9 percent of the native born and 15.8 percent of immigrants, and 16.7 percent of Africans reported having a higher degree than a bachelor's, compared to 10.2 percent of the native born and 11.0 percent of immigrants.

African immigrants of both genders were more likely to participate in the civilian labor force than were foreign-born men and women overall.
African-born men age 16 and older had higher rates of civilian labor force participation (83.7 percent) in 2009 than did African-born women (67.2 percent). Yet both African-born men and women were more likely to be in the civilian labor force (i.e., to be employed or seeking employment) than were foreign-born men (80.0 percent) and foreign-born women (57.4 percent) overall. African immigrant men and women were also more likely than native-born men (69.1 percent) and native-born women (60.2 percent) to participate in the labor force.

The African born were more likely to live in poverty in 2009 than were the native born and the foreign born overall.
In 2009, a greater share of African immigrants lived in a household with an annual income below the federal poverty line (18.5 percent) than the native born (13.6 percent) and immigrants overall (17.3 percent).


https://www.migrationpolicy.org/article/african-immigrants-united-states

[Pavlov]

Don't let black people in because they'll work those crappy jobs that don't pay enough to get them out of poverty!

[Blake]

My apologies for cross posting but I didn't choose any of the data from that article about being better educated and more likely to participate in the workforce than native born Americans because it had already been posted (and discussed) in the Alpha Trump: Calling Out the Immigration System by RandomGuy in post #94 but you are correct that it was not posted in THIS thread (which I will do below).

My point is EVEN THOUGH African immigrants are better educated and more likely to participate in the workforce than native born Americans, "The African born were more likely to live in poverty in 2009 than were the native born and the foreign born overall. In 2009, a greater share of African immigrants lived in a household with an annual income below the federal poverty line (18.5 percent) than the native born (13.6 percent) and immigrants overall (17.3 percent)." Isn't it the end result that is important? And is that what you want? To let in people from a country 41% of whom are going to live in poverty? Now, living in poverty in the US maybe better than living anywhere in Sudan but you could say that about billions of people. Are we supposed to let them all in? Is it better for us Americans when we already have so many of our own living in poverty?


African-born adults were more likely than the native born to have bachelor's degree or higher level of education.
In 2009, 41.7 percent of African-born adults age 25 and older had a bachelor's degree or higher, compared to 28.1 percent of native-born adults and 26.8 percent of all foreign-born adults. Of these, 25 percent of Africans reported a bachelor's degree as their highest credential, compared to 17.9 percent of the native born and 15.8 percent of immigrants, and 16.7 percent of Africans reported having a higher degree than a bachelor's, compared to 10.2 percent of the native born and 11.0 percent of immigrants.

African immigrants of both genders were more likely to participate in the civilian labor force than were foreign-born men and women overall.
African-born men age 16 and older had higher rates of civilian labor force participation (83.7 percent) in 2009 than did African-born women (67.2 percent). Yet both African-born men and women were more likely to be in the civilian labor force (i.e., to be employed or seeking employment) than were foreign-born men (80.0 percent) and foreign-born women (57.4 percent) overall. African immigrant men and women were also more likely than native-born men (69.1 percent) and native-born women (60.2 percent) to participate in the labor force.

The African born were more likely to live in poverty in 2009 than were the native born and the foreign born overall.
In 2009, a greater share of African immigrants lived in a household with an annual income below the federal poverty line (18.5 percent) than the native born (13.6 percent) and immigrants overall (17.3 percent).


https://www.migrationpolicy.org/article/african-immigrants-united-states

Why are so many evangelicals such elitists

[rmt]

Don't let black people in because they'll work those crappy jobs that don't pay enough to get them out of poverty!

And they end up on welfare at a rate of 48%. If you want to fund that, feel welcome to.

[Pavlov]

And they end up on welfare at a rate of 48%. If you want to fund that, feel welcome to.Someone has to do those jobs the whites don't want. If they're working full time and still qualify for assistance, what do you want to be done about it?

[rmt]

Someone has to do those jobs the whites don't want. If they're working full time and still qualify for assistance, what do you want to be done about it?

Don't bring them here in the first place - some here (not necessarily you) are so big on data and statistics - use those numbers, see which areas of the world end up on welfare and pick from the areas of the world that DON'T (or at a lesser rate than our natives).

[Pavlov]

Don't bring them here in the first placeSomeone has to do those jobs.

[rmt]

Someone has to do those jobs.

Why can't Americans and teenagers do those jobs? That's I why I would like work requirements tied to any aid (except for the disabled and kids, of course).

[Pavlov]

Why can't Americans and teenagers do those jobs?So you want businesses to exploit Americans' cheap labor so you can subsidize them with your taxes and are surprised when Americans don't want to be exploited that way?

Hm.

Trump hires foreigners to work at his properties.

Why?

[Spurminator]

My apologies for cross posting but I didn't choose any of the data from that article about being better educated and more likely to participate in the workforce than native born Americans because it had already been posted (and discussed) in the Alpha Trump: Calling Out the Immigration System by RandomGuy in post #94 but you are correct that it was not posted in THIS thread (which I will do below).

My point is EVEN THOUGH African immigrants are better educated and more likely to participate in the workforce than native born Americans, "The African born were more likely to live in poverty in 2009 than were the native born and the foreign born overall. In 2009, a greater share of African immigrants lived in a household with an annual income below the federal poverty line (18.5 percent) than the native born (13.6 percent) and immigrants overall (17.3 percent)." Isn't it the end result that is important? And is that what you want? To let in people from a country 41% of whom are going to live in poverty? Now, living in poverty in the US maybe better than living anywhere in Sudan but you could say that about billions of people. Are we supposed to let them all in? Is it better for us Americans when we already have so many of our own living in poverty?

So what about the Africans who aren't? Tough shit for them? You act like it's a roll of the dice where you come up poor 41% of the time. Immigration policy is a lot more complex than just what country they come from. So are people.

[boutons_deux]

Trash said to have called people to tell them about his shithole comment and how his (Spurstalk) base would love it

[rmt]

So you want businesses to exploit Americans' cheap labor so you can subsidize them with your taxes and are surprised when Americans don't want to be exploited that way?

Hm.

Trump hires foreigners to work at his properties.

Why?

The solution might be a combination of sealing the border/cutting illegal immigration by e-verify and strict/stiff/huge employer fines for violation/implementing work requirements for any aid - don't you think we will spend less overall on border security/welfare and most of the money will stay with Americans - as opposed to illegal immigrants and being sent back to their source country.

[Pavlov]

The solution might be a combination of sealing the border/cutting illegal immigration by e-verify and strict/stiff/huge employer fines for violation/implementing work requirements for any aid - don't you think we will spend less overall on border security/welfare and most of the money will stay with Americans - as opposed to illegal immigrants and being sent back to their source country.You didn't answer the question.

Trump hires foreigners to work at his properties.

Why?

[rmt]

So what about the Africans who aren't? Tough shit for them? You act like it's a roll of the dice where you come up poor 41% of the time. Immigration policy is a lot more complex than just what country they come from. So are people.

There were substantial differences between origin countries with respect to the share living in poverty. For example, immigrants from Nigeria (10.6 percent), Morocco (10.8 percent), Sierra Leone (13.5 percent), and Ghana (14.6 percent) were much less likely than African immigrants overall to live below the federal poverty line. In contrast, almost half of all immigrants from Somalia (49.9 percent) live in poverty, and poverty rates for immigrants from Guinea (42.7 percent) and Sudan (41.2 percent)are also well above the average for African immigrants overall. Somalia and Sudan have both accounted for a large number of refugee admissions over the past decade.

Choose the Nigerians and Moroccons rather than the immigrants from Guinea and Somalia who are more than 4 times the former to end up in poverty. Every dollar that is spent on immigrant aid could possibly have been spent on Americans.

https://www.migrationpolicy.org/article/african-immigrants-united-states

[rmt]

You didn't answer the question.

Trump hires foreigners to work at his properties.

Why?

I'm all for NO H1-B visas or whatever code he uses to hire these foreigners. With the scrutiny he has, I'm pretty sure he's following the LAWS ON THE BOOKS. Oh, that immigration reform again.

[Pavlov]

I'm all for NO H1-B visas or whatever code he uses to hire these foreigners. With the scrutiny he has, I'm pretty sure he's following the LAWS ON THE BOOKS. Oh, that immigration reform again.You didn't answer the question.

Trump hires foreigners to work at his properties.

Why?

[rmt]

Why? Because it's cheaper and Trump Jr is doing what's best for their business.

[Pavlov]

Why? Because it's cheaperFinally.

It's an end-run around actual supply and demand in the US. People believe in capitalism and America first except when they don't.

[rmt]

Finally.

So? I would love to buy "made in the USA" for everything but I am going to do what's best for my family. Maybe you're more patriotic than I am and can afford to pay the higher prices from American made stuff but as long as I'm not doing anything illegal, I'll continue to shop what's best for me/my family. It's funny - it's kinda like I try to get away from ordering on Amazon but the selection/convenience/2 day shipping and I just can't - sigh.

[Pavlov]

So? I would love to buy "made in the USA" for everything but I am going to do what's best for my family. Maybe you're more patriotic than I am and can afford to pay the higher prices from American made stuff but as long as I'm not doing anything illegal, I'll continue to shop what's best for me/my family. It's funny - it's kinda like I try to get away from ordering on Amazon but the selection/convenience/2 day shipping and I just can't - sigh.Filet Mignon at Trump's Miami resort costs $50.

How much more would it be if Trump hired Americans to work there?

You believe in capitalism and America first except when you don't.

[rmt]

Filet Mignon at Trump's Miami resort costs $50.

How much more would it be if Trump hired Americans to work there?

I have no idea (or even what a filet mignon is supposed to cost) - I'm not a steak person myself.

[Pavlov]

I have no idea (or even what a filet mignon is supposed to cost) - I'm not a steak person myself.A chopped vegetable salad is $15.

Roasted chicken $31.

How much more would they be if Trump hired Americans?

[rmt]

A chopped vegetable salad is $15.

Roasted chicken $31.

How much more would they be if Trump hired Americans?

Wow - probably not even organic chicken either. Do you know how much roast chicken I could make with that amount of money from Costco's 2 pack organic whole chicken?

I have no idea.

[Pavlov]

Wow - probably not even organic chicken either. Do you know how much roast chicken I could make with that amount of money from Costco's 2 pack organic whole chicken?

I have no idea.Somehow I think the customers at Trump's restaurant could afford whatever increase in price necessary to make American restaurant workers American again.

[Chinook]

There were substantial differences between origin countries with respect to the share living in poverty. For example, immigrants from Nigeria (10.6 percent), Morocco (10.8 percent), Sierra Leone (13.5 percent), and Ghana (14.6 percent) were much less likely than African immigrants overall to live below the federal poverty line. In contrast, almost half of all immigrants from Somalia (49.9 percent) live in poverty, and poverty rates for immigrants from Guinea (42.7 percent) and Sudan (41.2 percent)are also well above the average for African immigrants overall. Somalia and Sudan have both accounted for a large number of refugee admissions over the past decade.

Choose the Nigerians and Moroccons rather than the immigrants from Guinea and Somalia who are more than 4 times the former to end up in poverty. Every dollar that is spent on immigrant aid could possibly have been spent on Americans.

https://www.migrationpolicy.org/article/african-immigrants-united-states

Does that say why those immigrants came to the US? West Africa is significantly better off than most of the East African countries politically. I would not be surprised if a larger part of the Somali and Sudanese folks came over as part of a hardship/asylum situation. In contrast, the Nigerian and Ghanean folks likely come over because they are going to school here or already have jobs. I wouldn't be surprised if there are similar numbers comparing Western Europe of some of the worse off countries in the East.

It's not as easy as looking at country of origin. It's likely that the normal immigration process yields results with little variance. Instead separate why the people want to come over and figure out how much we want to do to let people escape to here. It's not going to be "nothing", so we have to have a better system for managing those immigrants who don't have a stable situation for them already set up when they arrive.

[SnakeBoy]

Just another day in the shithole

As Haiti protests continue, US citizens warned to shelter in place
https://www.cnn.com/2018/07/07/americas/haiti-violence-us-warnings/index.html

Gas prices went up let's burn our shithole

[DMX7]

Just another day in the shithole

As Haiti protests continue, US citizens warned to shelter in place
https://www.cnn.com/2018/07/07/americas/haiti-violence-us-warnings/index.html

Gas prices went up let's burn our shithole

At least they don't get mass murdered in their schools. The world has problems.

[boutons_deux]

France, and then America, have created the shithole of Haiti

Trash single handedly has pushed Puerto Rico down a shitthole.