The earthquake which has devastated Haiti was of course an act of God. What that means I leave to our priests and bishops to educate us.

But a similar earthquake can occur in Japan or other developed countries and the institutions there and the governmental machinery will not collapse so miserably as happened in Haiti.

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If you’ve ever been part of a restructure (review) at your workplace, you’ll know that someone will always lose out in order to accomodate others. Sure it can be worded in so many other ways, task reduction, streamlining efficiency, and other fancy terms which can pretty much all equate to losing a job.

Below is an uncanny example of the bureaucracy that plagues the ethics of our organisations:

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A little vlog about HAARP, the earthquake in Haiti, what Chavez did or didn’t say about it, and a little of what proof there is for or against the existence of tectonic weapons.

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Sorry to have to leave you guys especially at a time like this but I’m working on going to Haiti to help my aunt get her adopted son a visa to come to America. I’ll still post and tweet time to time while I’m over there when I can and when I get back I’ll bring you all pictures and audio. Remember almost every topic and idea on the site is submitted by our viewers so if you have any topics you want us to post about or more audio and video contact me at pwa@myayiti.com. Thank you again for all the support – Pwa

Tom McNalley
Works with TiGeorges Laguerre (of TiGeorges Chicken) on Haiti

Beautiful sunset in Haiti (Ile a Vache) on Jul 2008

Ever since the earthquake hit Port-au-Prince (and surrounding areas) on Tuesday, a lot of attention has been directed to what could broadly be called the ‘situation’ in Haiti. People all over the world are turning their thoughts, prayers and donations towards Haiti, and wanting to know all about what is going on. But Haiti is a country that seldom escapes media attention unscathed, despite being undeserving of the coverage (and ‘conventional wisdom’ / stereotypes) it receives. With that in mind, here are a few things to keep in mind about Haiti right now.

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