We all know that countless lives were lost in the tremors that removed buildings from their foundations, causing destruction and pain, but was it an act of God or the misdeeds of man. Weather wars have been used against Ethiopians, employing chem-trails to interfere with atmosphere and retard the rains. Ethiopia, a resilient, sovereign Nubian nation, after beating and defeating the Vatican and its Italian toy soldiers time and time again, earned the disdain of the NATO alliance. Its stubbornness was rewarded with starvation, then they were fed genetically modified foods, funded the by benevolent citizens of America. Zimbabwe, another independent Nubian nation, has suffered for the last 8 years from drought that was unknown to it previously. All of a sudden Zimbabwe’s crop won’t grow and the West is offering its G.M. foods, insisting they should be grateful. In Indonesia there was a massive tsunami, an event not recorded anywhere else in the world before, yet it was predictable enough for the higher-ups to clear the area and deadly enough to wipe out an entire city. God only knows what they did to deserve their fate. And now Haiti, which shares half of an island, is devasted beyond repair, thousands and thousands of people die, massive destruction everywhere, but on the other side of the island which is home to the Dominican Republic, a Latin American peoples, there is no damage. Communications, roads, buildings, all in tact. What ever happened on that island was very selective.
Under the leadership of Toussaint Lóuveture, Haitians led the first revolt against their slavers. Blood thirsty as the Europeans were (are), blood alone could satiate their appetite, so blood they got, just not the blood they wanted. Accustomed to submission and domination, the French were surprised when their own wickedness visited them on that fine day. Their blood colored the sea as far as the eye could see, a lesson they would never forget nor ever forgive. One pastor spoke their truth when he claimed this was the Haitian’s judgment for that defeat way back when. I think he is right, but it was not God’s call, but the minion missionaries, scientists and soldiers in the army of the empire which inflicted this catastrophe.
In Ghana, two days after the quake in Haiti, there was a false alarm, started, who knows where? But I will guess, at the American Embassy. The rumour claimed that there was a earthquake about to hit. The rumour started just after 1:30 am and by 2:00 am, half the population in the capital was outside, in anticipation of this quake. Cute.
The best news to come from this event was the offer by Senegal’s President Abdoulaye Wade, who said Haitians would be provided land if they wish to repatriate and start a fresh. Wow, what a wonderful suggestion and practical solution to a people displaced and suffering every possible oppression at the hands of the West. Might that start a trend? Next time there is a Katrina, maybe Ghana Airways will swoop down airlift survivors to ZionJ!