One foreign country responsible for most of the threats called in to Springfield, OH, says Governor DeWine

 

NBC's Lester Holt says Trump had it coming for expressing fierce views about Haitians

 

Strict culinary policy of Haiti: Whatever there is to eat at the house, you have to eat it

OMG: Haitian chef tells USA Today the strict policy of Haitian cooking is "Whatever there is to eat at the house, you have to eat it"

 Nobody in Haiti today can afford the fancy Haitian dishes this chef describes, so they eat . . . you know.

Don't listen to Trump's lies. Haitian chef explains country's rich culinary tradition.

 

 

James would like a word

 

The song of my people

 

Orange cat for the win

 

This is purrfect

 

Doordash Ohio lol

 

Diversity tried to eat me

 

Stop trying to scare the childless cat-ladies, you knuckle-draggers

 

Latest Biden-Harris move to protect Haitians in the US from deportation will bring the number to 500,000

Prepare for more cultural enrichment, whether you like it or not.

 

The Party told you to reject the evidence of your eyes and ears. It was their final, most essential command.

Four Haitians took off in a gray, Toyota Tacoma, two men, two women, each with a goose in their hands.

 

Election 2024 comes down to eating or being eaten

 

Antifa's anarchist dream comes to Haiti: Bullet ridden bodies in the streets of the safe part of town

Haiti violence: Residents see no end to crisis as capital city reels from gang warfare

12 hours ago

By Will Grant, BBC News, Cap-Haitien, Haiti

Reuters

 

Violence has engulfed the streets of Port-au-Prince

"Port-au-Prince is in panic mode," a friend in the Haitian capital texted me.

Residents of Petionville, a wealthier area of of the city, are shaken after their most violent day so far in the country's spiralling security crisis.

More than a dozen bullet-ridden bodies lay in the street - the victims of the latest gang rampage.

As well as the early morning killing spree, the home of a judge was also attacked - a clear message to the country's elites vying for power.

All this in what is supposedly the safe part of town.

Unicef's executive director, Catherine Russell, has called the situation in Haiti "horrific" and likened the lawlessness to the post-apocalyptic film, Mad Max.

Certainly the latest violence in Port-au-Prince is a reminder, if any were needed, that Haiti remains closer to anarchy than stability.

In that malaise, the UN has also estimated, because of the closure of so many hospitals in the capital, some 3,000 pregnant women were at risk of having to give birth with no maternity care.

More here.

 

Remember the $13 billion poured into Haiti after the January 2010 earthquake?

 

Money is no match against guns, which are strictly prohibited in Haiti, so the vast number of law-abiding people there are completely defenseless against the gangs.

When Joey Ramone sang "I need a nurse!" he didn't mean the guy on the right

Yeah. I wanna be well.

High-tech Norwegian toilet vs. High Haitian toilet: Any questions?

This one burns it up.

This one should just be burned.

Rand Paul and Chris Christie, Nos. 8 & 9 in the polls, attack No. 1 Donald Trump

He's a lumberjack . . . he's OK

Rand Paul mocked Trump here in the middle of the week while affecting the country style, promptly fleeing the country to do a medical mission in Haiti this weekend. Not quite the same stuff as suspending the campaign to go to Washington to vote for bailouts like McCain did in 2008, but combined with his record of disdain for fundraising and his reaction to the legal trouble hitting his campaign team just before the Ohio debate, running away is what it looks like. Bad optics, so to speak.

And speaking of bad optics, an unsuited Chris Christie here called The Donald unsuited to be the president while wearing a pastel sport shirt, saying a President Trump simply can't tell Speaker Boehner he's fired. Well, not dressed like that.

Easter's over governor