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Un employé de l'ambassade américaine kidnappé mercredi à
Port-au-Prince
Posté le 20 juillet 2006

Un employé de l'ambassade américaine a été enlevé mercredi dans
la capitale, a appris Haiti Press Network. L'employé dont le nom
n'a pas été révélé serait un haïtien. Selon d'autres sources
une étrangère a été également kidnappée.

D'autre part, le département d'Etat américain a annoncé hier
jeudi que deux missionnaires américains enlevés dimanche au moment
où ils se rendaient à l'église ont été relâchés.

Selon le FBI à Miami cité par l'agence de presse AP, les deux
américains Tom Barron and William Eugene Seastrum, originaires de la
Caroline du nord ont été libérés après avoir verse une rançon
dont on ignore le montant exact.

Les ravisseurs avaient demandé 100.000 dollars après avoir
initialement exigé 500.000 dollars.

S**t! Last month we were looking for a house around Canape du Vert. Now
this crap starts up again. Time to get into shape (at the gun range).

d.

On Sat, 22 Jul 2006 03:09:29 GMT, "Capt.Doug" theatt.net>
wrote:

Not a bad idea.

K.

Recently I suggested we buy another car as the one we have is no
longer pretty even though it doesn't have very many miles. The other
half said we shouldn't "for security reasons"
: ) L.

Read this and tell me this whole kidnapping thing is not orchestrated
with complicity of the GPS owning folks.

Why are some American kidnap victims treated so well and even released
without ransom payment?

How come the FBI manages to "negotiate" with the kidnapping gangs and
no one gets killed, and sometimes no ransom paid?

Read the testimony for yourself....

http://chat.sakapfet.com/default.asp?action=9&read=32628&fid=8

jafrikayiti@hotmail.com wrote:

I don't understand Jafrik...who stands to benefit either way? Am I
sensing you are now an anti-Prevalist?

m. "the enemy of my enemy, and all that?"

Gwo Mango wrote:

Anti-Prevalist? Far from it. On the contrary, I am hoping president
Preval will find the means and skills to maneuvre through all the
obstacles that Haiti's self-imposed "friends" will surely put on the
path of his program of national reconciliation and rebuilding.

Who stands to benefit from chaos in Haiti?

Those who justify their existence by that chaos. Notice that every time
President Préval comes out and makes a stand for MORE BULDOZZERS, LESS
TANKS in Hait, somehow, the "insecurity monsters" raises its ugly head
once again.

Think about it Mango. How come with over 8 thousand well equipped U.N.
soldiers, guns have been entering the country so easily and make their
way in the most impoverished areas of Port-au-Prince...where anything
expensive (like a large AK47, M16 etc...) obviously stand out like
Apaid in Cite Soleil?

On 29 Jul 2006 06:44:10 -0700, jafrikayiti@hotmail.com wrote:

:

Jaf, what vested interest does the blan have in fucking us over?
I find it much too easy to always blame the spectre of the blan.
Are we then innocent choir boys?

While my heart goes out to Lebanon and her people, Hezbollah should
have known NOT to fuck with Israel, don't you agree?

On 29 Jul 2006 06:44:10 -0700, jafrikayiti@hotmail.com wrote:

The blan? But, why? I would think a prosperous and functioning Haiti
might represent a good market for capitalists, no? Why then should
he (the blan) take chaos over order?

K.

kafouREMOVE@yahoo.com wrote:

The capitalist is doing fine as it is. How much does an AK47 cost?

Order you say? it depends where and why. There was "order" in
Saint-Domingue when Cocoa and sugar were the products - 20 thousand
capitalist, 450 thousand slaves. There was "order" in Johannesburg
under P.W. Botha, in the Congo, under Leopold. There was "order" under
Duvalier when Mickey was making T-Shirts. There is "order" today as the
AK47s make their way from Florida.

Those whose blood fill the streets are mere consummers. The producers
are doing fine, from Haiti to Lebanon.

Genyen ki chwazi bay plon, fok gen sa k pou pran plon?