Soon After The Earthquake, Secretary Of State Hill
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Soon After The Earthquake, Secretary Of State Hillary Clinton Said Haiti "Can Come Back Even Stronger And Better Than Before." CLINTON: "I want to speak directly to the Haitian people through the Haitian media. We are here at the invitation of your government to help you. As President Obama has said, we will be here today, tomorrow, and for the time ahead. And speaking personally, I know of the great resilience and strength of the Haitian people. You have been severely tested. But I believe that Haiti can come back even stronger and better in the future. Thank you." (Secretary Hillary Clinton, Remarks At A Press Availability, Port-Au-Prince, Haiti, 1/16/10)
Despite A Promise To Create 65,000 Jobs At Caracol, There Are Currently Only 5,000 At The Garment Factory As Of May 2015. "There's a lot that didn't get done. In the north of the country, the Clinton-proposed Caracol Industrial Park was supposed to feature some 40 buildings for apparel assembly supporting up to 65,000 jobs.
It remains a mystery why there are still only three buildings in full operation and only 5,000 jobs, despite plenty of tenant interest." (Mary Anastasia O'Grady, "How the Clintons Worked The Angles In Haiti," The Wall Street Journal, 5/10/15)
Role of Hillary Clinton’s brother in Haiti gold mine raises eyebrows
You missed how Hillary took care of her brother getting him into the gold mine.
Too bad Trump wasn't in charge of the Haiti reconstruction, he knows how to create jobs and rebuild.
THE CLINTON FOUNDATION PROVIDED HAITIANS WITH INTERIM HOUSING IN THE FORM OF FORMALDEHYDE LACED TRAILERS
Lab Tests Conducted On The Trailers In Haiti Revealed Levels Of Formaldehyde That Were Two And A Half Times The Level At Which The Center For Disease Control And Prevention [CDC] Had Warned FEMA Trailer Residents Could Face Adverse Health Effects.
"Lab tests conducted as part of our investigation in Haiti discovered levels of the carcinogen in the sixth-grade Clinton Foundation classroom in Léogâne at 250 parts per billion-two and a half times the level at which the CDC warned FEMA trailer residents that sensitive people, such as children, could face adverse health effects. Assay Technologies, the accredited lab that analyzed the air tests, identifies 100 parts per billion and more as the level at which '65-80 percent of the population will most likely exhibit some adverse health symptoms...when exposed continually over extended periods of time.'" (Isabel Macdonald and Isabeau Doucet, "The Shelters That Clinton Built," The Nation, 7/6/11)
Despite A Promise To Create 65,000 Jobs At Caracol, There Are Currently Only 5,000 At The Garment Factory As Of May 2015. "There's a lot that didn't get done. In the north of the country, the Clinton-proposed Caracol Industrial Park was supposed to feature some 40 buildings for apparel assembly supporting up to 65,000 jobs.
It remains a mystery why there are still only three buildings in full operation and only 5,000 jobs, despite plenty of tenant interest." (Mary Anastasia O'Grady, "How the Clintons Worked The Angles In Haiti," The Wall Street Journal, 5/10/15)
Role of Hillary Clinton’s brother in Haiti gold mine raises eyebrows
You missed how Hillary took care of her brother getting him into the gold mine.
Too bad Trump wasn't in charge of the Haiti reconstruction, he knows how to create jobs and rebuild.
THE CLINTON FOUNDATION PROVIDED HAITIANS WITH INTERIM HOUSING IN THE FORM OF FORMALDEHYDE LACED TRAILERS
Lab Tests Conducted On The Trailers In Haiti Revealed Levels Of Formaldehyde That Were Two And A Half Times The Level At Which The Center For Disease Control And Prevention [CDC] Had Warned FEMA Trailer Residents Could Face Adverse Health Effects.
"Lab tests conducted as part of our investigation in Haiti discovered levels of the carcinogen in the sixth-grade Clinton Foundation classroom in Léogâne at 250 parts per billion-two and a half times the level at which the CDC warned FEMA trailer residents that sensitive people, such as children, could face adverse health effects. Assay Technologies, the accredited lab that analyzed the air tests, identifies 100 parts per billion and more as the level at which '65-80 percent of the population will most likely exhibit some adverse health symptoms...when exposed continually over extended periods of time.'" (Isabel Macdonald and Isabeau Doucet, "The Shelters That Clinton Built," The Nation, 7/6/11)
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