First see: Sears Tower Arrests: US Government Creates Another Al-Qaeda Cell
You may now read the government propaganda:
"5 men convicted in Sears Tower plot" by Associated Press | May 13, 2009
MIAMI - It took three trials and nearly three years, but federal prosecutors succeeded yesterday in convicting five Miami men of plotting to start an antigovernment insurrection by destroying Chicago's Sears Tower and bombing FBI offices. One man was acquitted.
When the FBI swarmed the downtrodden Liberty City neighborhood to make the arrests in June 2006, the administration of President George W. Bush hailed the case as a prime example of the Justice Department's post-Sept. 11 policy of disrupting potential terror plots in the earliest possible stages.
Yet hours of FBI recordings of terrorist talk contrasted with little concrete evidence of an evolving plot, triggering two mistrials because juries could not agree on verdicts against ringleader Narseal Batiste or five followers. One of the original seven defendants was acquitted after the first trial. This third jury found the way on its sixth day of deliberations....
Translation: The PEOPLE see through the FRAME-UPS and LIES -- until the government can rig a jury.
US District Judge Joan Lenard set sentencing for July 27 for the five convicted men, most of whom are Haitian or have Haitian ancestry.
Now look, I KNOW that the 'terrorism" is a FRAUD -- a GOVERNMENT CREATED, FUNDED and DIRECTED entity -- but let's ASSUME for the MOMENT that this is true. Let us proceed as if they really were terrorists and not patsies.
The jury endured a two-month trial, then had to restart deliberations last week after one juror was excused for illness and a second was booted off the panel for being uncooperative....
I TOLD YOU they FIXED the VERDICT!!!!!!
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Okay, remember, we are proceeding on the premise that the convictions are just and not a travesty. These were Haitian/Christian terrorists, so this next piece should astonish you (front page, same day):
Do you know how I would help the Haitians?
I would quit yanking $1 million a week out of their economy to pay back bankers, and I would get them some food immediately. Notice how it always comes back to the DAMN BANKERS!?
Oh, and that political and economic turmoil? Brought by the U.S and its meddling, sorry!
Haiti is one of the least-developed countries in the hemisphere, and one of the poorest in the world, according to the US State Department.... More than 32,000 illegal Haitian immigrants nationwide and 2,000 to 3,000 in Massachusetts.
Were it not for the globalist economic integration plan and the effect on American wages, I'd be all for 'em staying. I'm for Sicko-style health care, so that wouldn't be an issue.
And I love the Haitians, who threw off the cloak of oppression and established their own state -- the first slaves ever to do such a thing. They also kicked out Napoleon's troops -- two reasons why they have been stepped on for over two-hundred years. Empires never forget.
"If they are sent back, some of them will die," the 46-year-old mother of two said in French Creole through a translator, after English class at the Association of Haitian Women in Boston. "When someone goes back and they don't have any family and don't have any money, what are they going to do?"
That seems to be an epidemic across the world because it's also happening to Americans here.
From Boston to Miami, Haitians and several prominent advocates are intensifying pressure on the US government. Senator Edward M. Kennedy and Representatives Barney Frank and Stephen Lynch are urging the Department of Homeland Security to grant Haitians temporary protected status, and Lynch cosponsored a bill that would force Secretary Janet Napolitano to take the step if she does not act on her own. The status would allow Haitian immigrants, legal and illegal, to remain here and work for a fixed amount of time....
What, LET TERRORIST STAY in the COUNTRY?
How come you don't ROUND 'EM UP like you did the Muslims after 9/11?
Remember, WE KNOW TERRORISM is a FRAUD, so I'm ambivalent on the issue; however, we are PRETENDING it is REAL (which it is; government false-flags are no less terrorism than the 'terrorists' -- in fact, they are the terrorists).
Last month Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton visited Haiti and said the US government was reviewing its policy on granting Haitian immigrants temporary protected status.
See: Clinton Approves of Coup in Haiti
But Napolitano, who has the granting authority, has stayed silent. Deportations halted last year after the hurricanes, but have resumed, including a plane filled with 48 convicted criminals who were deported to Haiti last month, said her spokesman Sean Smith.
Yes, I WOULD LIKE to SEND THEM BACK if'n you don't mind!!!!
Not trying to be racist or anything, but WOULD YOU LIKE US shipping you ours because we have millions of 'em! Besides, the Haitian could be a terrorist!
Frank said Friday that the US policy is discriminatory. The government now provides temporary protection to five countries - El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua, Somalia, and Sudan - but it has never offered it to Haiti. "I think it's outrageous that they don't have it," Frank said.
Yeah, WHY NOT LET the WHOLE WORLD in, Barn?!! Pfft! What a gasbag!
Others are more cautious, saying Haiti is one of many struggling countries. They worry that the temporary protection would become permanent. Salvadorans and Hondurans have had the status for years.
"Haiti is a country that's in bad shape, but it's perpetually in bad shape," said Ira Mehlman, spokesman for the Federation for American Immigration Reform, which favors reduced immigration. "There are hurricanes, but there will always be hurricanes."
I made my proposal.
How about we leave them alone and let them run their own affairs and manage their own resources? We got enough problems.
But Haitians say their nation should qualify for temporary protection. It is beset by widespread unemployment and crime, and is still recovering from last year's hurricanes, which left 800 dead, thousands homeless, and led to riots over food. Haitian officials are also worried that deportations will slash the $1.87 billion that Haitians in the United States sent home last year, more than a quarter of that nation's income, according to the Inter-American Development Bank in Washington. And hurricane season starts June 1.
TELL IT to the BANKS!!!!!
Btw, 'murkn, that's money that left the country, some collected illegally to be sure.
In Massachusetts, Haitian immigrants are one of the largest groups in the state, with more than 43,000 people clustered in Boston and other large cities. They include taxi drivers, parking garage attendants, and cooks, and also college professors, politicians, and high school valedictorians. Each year, immigrants here send more than $12 million home to Haiti.
"It makes sense for us to keep those people here," said Carline Desire, executive director of the Association of Haitian Women in Boston. "It's never given to Haitians when we meet all the conditions."
A 51-year-old Hyde Park housewife named Marie, who spoke on the condition that her last name not be used, is a legal immigrant whose visa expires in July. She intends to overstay it because she refuses to bring her 13-year-old American-born son to Haiti. "I have to stay to take care of him," she said. "There is big trouble in Haiti."
Charles Pean, a 55-year-old Boston radio show host and Haiti native who has been pressing for temporary protected status on the air, said Haitians are worried about deportations. "I don't want to sound apocalyptic, but I know Haiti will be 10 times, 100 times worse than the way it is now because we do not have any structure to absorb those people," he said. "All the institutions are weak. They are not prepared for a catastrophe."
Umm, need I remind you guys it is only the ILLEGALS that will be deported?
The flogging of fear on every single issue gets tiresome.
You wanna flog something? Start with 9/11 Truth; the rest will unravel like a ball of yarn rolled across the floor by a kitten.
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UNITED NATIONS - UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon plans to name former President Bill Clinton special envoy to Haiti, UN officials said yesterday, in a move that could attract investment in the Western Hemisphere's poorest nation and help stabilize the country....
You know, his wife made the same point. It's always about the $$$$ -- in this case, exploited labor -- not the people. We are supposed to infer that Clinton is a well-meaning globalist, is that what we are to infer?
Readers, a wolf in sheep's clothing is still a wolf.
Related: Haiti's Hopes
Several other diplomats confirmed the appointment of Clinton, who is trying to help Haiti through his Clinton Global Initiative foundation....
Yeah, and now he's an official U.N. puke.
Ever notice that wherever the U.N. goes, misery has already been brought there by a member nation or they bring it with them? They never prevent or stop anything, and the death and destruction follow them around like puppies.
The United Nations says that low labor costs, proximity to the United States and Canada, and the duty-free access it will enjoy in the US market for the next nine years could underpin future economic growth.
Didn't I just make that point?
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Need more?
"Payen appears to be a Haitian citizen"
That ought to be the end of the amnesty talk.
Why don't you take me up on my solutions, 'eh?
I bet a $1 million a week would help out a lot.
