Comments on: Radio Diaspora: Haiti, occupation, intervention and resistance. http://www.lacccenter.org/2010/01/336/ Educating and Organizing for Human Rights, Democracy and Racial Justice in the Americas Mon, 15 Feb 2010 22:26:40 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8 hourly 1 By: Jim Ellinger http://www.lacccenter.org/2010/01/336/comment-page-1/#comment-60 Jim Ellinger Thu, 28 Jan 2010 22:11:49 +0000 http://www.lacccenter.org/2010/01/336/#comment-60 Good Show! Austin Airwaves and AMARC are working to re-establish community radio stations in Haiti. cheers, jim ellinger Good Show!
Austin Airwaves and AMARC are working to re-establish community radio stations in Haiti.
cheers, jim ellinger

]]> By: Herman Scott http://www.lacccenter.org/2010/01/336/comment-page-1/#comment-51 Herman Scott Wed, 27 Jan 2010 01:51:40 +0000 http://www.lacccenter.org/2010/01/336/#comment-51 With all the media frenzy and the incredible international response to the devastation in Haiti over the past 10 day the voice of Radio Diaspora could not be more timely in bringing an insightful and probing discussion about Haiti. Given the chaos, confusion, dis-organizations, and criminal failure of the international community and NGO's to address the crisis in Haiti in a well organized, coherent, and professional manner that could have saved many more lives, is indicative of how Haiti and it people have been treated throughout it's history. To help Haitian people throughout the country well beyond Port Au Prince, speaks to how little people know of Haiti and understand it's rich history......revolution, resourcefulness, survival. independence I salute Radio Diaspora and the host of this broadcast, Kali Ahset Amen for an eye opening prospective on Haiti in both historical terms and real time. I will be listening for more of your good and important work. With all the media frenzy and the incredible international response to the devastation in Haiti over the past 10 day the voice of Radio Diaspora could not be more timely in bringing an insightful and probing discussion about Haiti. Given the chaos, confusion, dis-organizations, and criminal failure of the international community and NGO’s to address the crisis in Haiti in a well organized, coherent, and professional manner that could have saved many more lives, is indicative of how Haiti and it people have been treated throughout it’s history. To help Haitian people throughout the country well beyond Port Au Prince, speaks to how little people know of Haiti and understand it’s rich history……revolution, resourcefulness, survival.
independence

I salute Radio Diaspora and the host of this broadcast, Kali Ahset Amen for an eye opening prospective on Haiti in both historical terms and real time. I will be listening for more of your good and important work.

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