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Posted Thursday, August 30, 2007
                           
Deportees use "revolving door" to return to U.S.
                                                 
Taking on the gangs
                             
Patients turn to no-interest loans for health care
                                               
Are your jeans sagging? Go directly to jail
                                   
Helmsley's dog gets $12 million in will
                                                     
Posted Wednesday, August 29, 2007
                    
Subprime mortgage crisis spreading to high-end housing market
                                                              
Randolph, Mass.: Police place alleged Haitian murderer of fellow compatriot in tight handcuffs and secured chains
                                      
Posted Tuesday, August 28, 2007
                              
Nonprofit payday loans yes, to mixed reviews
                                  
Posted Monday, August 27, 2007
               
AIDS victims are buried alive in Papua New Guinea
                                                            
NOTHING ELSE, BUT TRAGEDY, AS ARISTOTLE WOULD HAVE CALLED IT
As mortgage crisis echoes across U.S., in Europe, Brockton, MA Haitian-American family payments soar from $1,700 to over $3,000
                                      
Schools fight for teachers because of high turnover
                                                     
Posted Friday, August 24, 2007
                             
Kids as young as 10 forced into domestic servitude in Haiti, alternately slavery
                                            
Haiti senators took steps to fire nation extreme violence-issued prime minister for permitting chief prosecutor to practise selective kangaroo-type justice
                                                  
Posted Thursday, August 23, 2007
                          
Many found sexually active into the 70s
                                             
Posted Wednesday, August 22, 2007
                       
"Priest kidnapped me at gunpoint, priest repeatedly beat me, priest infected me with H.I.V.," Haitian woman told nation's parliament Tuesday
                    
DEA fugitive: Gaston, John Robert
                         
Freeze extended on former Haiti dictator Baby Doc's millions by a year
                                                 
Posted Tuesday, August 21, 2007
            
LONG OVERDUE Haitians, foreign powers want Haiti not yet self-declared Middle Ages-type totalitarian, allegedly corrupt to the teeth dictator Preval removed from extreme violence-issued power for affirming love for Castro and Chavez, uttering the words, in private conversations, "I hate U.S. and capitalism, but Marxism"
                  
Like Haiti Preval, ex-soccer star Maradona tells Chavez he hates U.S.
               
Posted Sunday, August 19, 2007
                  
The politics of God
                             
More than half Black, Hispanic applicants for teaching jobs in Massachusetts fail state licensing exam
                              
Posted Friday, August 17, 2007
                 
Michelet Joacine who bribed clerks is sentenced to a 19- to 20-year prison sentence, ordered to pay a $10,000 fine
                       
Posted Thursday, August 16, 2007
                
ONLY ME AND MY CRONIES Poverty-soaked Haiti extreme violence-issued President Preval is said to possess at least $81 million
                                           
In hiding, perhaps from the believed secured basement of a longtime friend, principal Haiti rebel leader, Philippe, denies drug allegations
                           
Posted Wednesday, August 15, 2007
                         
The price of a U.S. passport, $311,491
                     
U.S. culture boosts Hispanic immigrant's substance abuse
                 
Posted Tuesday, August 14, 2007
                   
United States: World's best medical care?
                
Understand Haiti Aristide, if not too Chavez and Castro comrade Preval, yes, about 20 million, largely his own citizens, executed or allowed to die in famines or the gulag
                         
Posted Friday, August 10, 2007
                  
Nearly half of U.S. murder victims in 2005 were black, despite representing an estimated 13 percent of the population
                          
Posted Wednesday, August 8, 2007
                        
The gap in living standard between the U.S. and Haiti, for example, is more than 50 to 1; Haiti, other poor nations continue to experience, not today's abject poverty, but an ancient form one
                          
Government set for a crackdown on illegal hiring
                                         
Haitian deportees project is a model for Caribbean
                     
A great many times American billionaire is inclined to invest more than $1 billion in Haiti in an effort to explore gold mines, which he firmly believes will first and continue to generate thousands of long needed jobs for the never-healthy economy and subsequently billions of dollars in revenue, even in the long run, but not after operation commences four years later. The superbly wealthy man is hesitant, if not extremely so, to proceed with the mega-financial investment project. One of the reasons given for so is the current government's lack of an economic and political program to help reduce the growing fearsome <latent> level of political instability in the Caribbean nation as the vast majority of citizens continue to experience, not today's, but a lot more sadly a fast growing ancient form of crushing poverty, dating back to long before 1800 or the industrial revolution, in the United Kingdom. A large number of the extremely poor citizens interviewed have indicated if their material conditions are not changed, in the positive term, and in the near future, as they did before, and many times so, (History always repeats itself, said Marx) they will be forced to revolt against the current government, which even openly continues to consider them as nothing more than, to quote Vladimir Lenin, as "useful idiots." What exactly they mean? "You filthy, dirty, ignorant, illiterate people are only good to take to the streets for us, when needed, and nothing more than that." Additional information soon.
                                                                                  
Posted Sunday, August 5, 2007
                         
Crime consumed a family, and an 8-year-old boy is shot to death by his 7-year-old male cousin
                                 
In Silicon Valley, millionaires who don't feel rich
                   
A town takes illegal immigration into its own hands
                
Falling Behind: How rising inequality harms the middle class
                               
The life of America's first black filmmaker
                                  
The U.S. Economy/Housing busts and hedge fund meltdowns: A spectator's guide
            
Posted Friday, August 3, 2007
                
Russians plant flag on the arctic seabed
                                  
Haiti: A small success for the UN; U.S. regards Haiti deposed totalitarian dictator Aristide as drug kingpin
                  
In increments, senate revisits immigrant bill
                                                         
Posted Thursday, August 2, 2007
                
UN chief recommends that peacekeepers term in violence-plagued Haiti be extended to at least another year
          
The First World: The search for the origins of language
                                          
UN head visits Haiti to see peacekeepers
                 
Keep your eyes on rate shifts in mortgages
                  
British investigators find reason to criticize Turks and Caicos in deadly Haitian flimsy boat capsizing
                                
Posted Wednesday, August 1, 2007
                 
237 reasons we have sex
                          
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