Did a Plucked HAARP Hit Haiti?
So is this happy-face on a turd PoS I found in my Sunday paper:
"Haiti’s art shines from the ruins; Paintings depict horror yet send message of hope" by Edward Cody, Washington Post | February 21, 2010
FERMAT, Haiti - Since it was devastated by an earthquake Jan. 12, Haiti has been synonymous with death, destruction, and misery. But a month later, out from under the rubble has come a sign of the human spirit that makes this tragic country someplace special.
Earthquake art has arrived.
I think I'm going to be sick.
Yes, Haitians need to tell their story and art is a good way to do it; however, that's not the tone of the piece, is it?
Haiti has long expressed itself through its world-renowned painting. Now, in their ramshackle studios or in borrowed back rooms, using scavenged oils and makeshift easels, Haitian artists have begun painting the first canvases that seek to depict the horror of the quake and proclaim a hope that things will get better, if only because they can’t get worse....
Oh, yeah, WaPo?
See: Have You Ever Seen the Rain in Haiti?
Yup, CAN'T GET WORSE when they CAN!
