The Blackwater/Xe-British Intelligence operation in Haiti

feardia · 01-20-2010, 11:26 AM

There is something rotten about the haitian earthquake e.g. it only damaged the poorest and most unstable country in the region, and the UN already had a presence there. When Prince William was born the British Army went in to Cité de Soleil (poorest part of Port au Prince) and murdered 36 people, Rik Clay talks about this in his Rense interview.

In the week of the earthquake Prince William began his royal duties with an official visit to New Zealand. Maybe I've been down the rabbit hole too long, but I see an evil hand at work here.

An earthquake should bring out the best in people but we have been treated to nightly scenes of chaos and anarchy, mollified only by the presence of the military. I think they are using this event to program us in the hope that we will react in a similar manner when tshtf as it surely will.

01-20-2010, 11:26 AM	#2
feardia Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Uisneach, Ireland Posts: 477	Re: The Blackwater/Xe-British Intelligence operation in Haiti There is something rotten about the haitian earthquake e.g. it only damaged the poorest and most unstable country in the region, and the UN already had a presence there. When Prince William was born the British Army went in to Cité de Soleil (poorest part of Port au Prince) and murdered 36 people, Rik Clay talks about this in his Rense interview. In the week of the earthquake Prince William began his royal duties with an official visit to New Zealand. Maybe I've been down the rabbit hole too long, but I see an evil hand at work here. An earthquake should bring out the best in people but we have been treated to nightly scenes of chaos and anarchy, mollified only by the presence of the military. I think they are using this event to program us in the hope that we will react in a similar manner when tshtf as it surely will. Last edited by feardia; 01-20-2010 at 01:10 PM. Reason: typo