@bumbleberries just posted an excellent overview of the Friends of the Orphans orphanage in Haiti. https://voat.co/v/pizzagate/1601255 It includes a reference to the collapse of the Ft. Wasson location during the 2010 earthquake and the death of two workers, including Molly Hightower. Miraculously, no children were in the 7 story building when it was literally obliterated, and this immediately set off my bullshit detector. After a quick search on Youtube, I found a video of the building in question and it took me seconds to detect a significant problem with the collapse story.
Please look at the video of the collapse of the Ft. Wasson location and subsequent memorial service for Molly Hightower. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6XOUIFsCZagYouTube The video was made by Monica Gery of NPH International https://www.nph.org/ws/news/press.php?lang=en ( has anyone looked into NPH yet ? )
Look at the surrounding neighborhood and the lack of damage to the other buildings. Now look at the 7 story orphanage in total ruin. Observe the pulverized rubble and notice the extreme mangling and tangling of the steel rebar enforcement. Notice what appears to be blast damage to the building next door ( @00:13 ). The windows and window frames are blown inward but there is not a single visible crack in that structure. In fact, I could not detect significant damage to any of the buildings in the neighborhood ( the video's editing attempts to avoid showing the surrounding area ). The service afterward appears to be completely staged, as well, and the fact that this video was even made so quickly after the 'collapse'... well, it stinks on ice. I think we are definitely looking at a demolition or ordnance detonation, not a collapse.
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crazimal ago
No, all looks pretty normal to me for an earthquake. "blast damage" really? Having been to poor carribean countries etc. I can tell you the concrete they use totally sucks. Crumbles if you smack it. Rebar? If it wasn't a multistory building, there probably wouldn't even be ANY rebar. What is there is probably too thin and not enough, so yes it bends lie a noodle in an earthquake. And earthquakes can do this to better built buildings too.
Earthquakes are even stronger than conspiracies! The Clintons and their underlings are caught here stealing children with the earthquake as cover, but I wouldn't jump to the conclusion that the some fantasy ninja demo team was behind the building collapse, any more than I would buy the idea that the earthquake was caused by a government earthquake machine.
herbsmoke ago
I live in the carribean and your post is false. Their building techniques all use rebar, houses have rebar sticking out of the top so they can easily build upward. The concrete they use is the same as anywhere. You are talking completely out of your ass, or you're lying. You sound like a ctr shill
crazimal ago
how do you know did a cloud of pot smoke blow in your window and reveal it to you in a vision, "herbsmoke?" I'm no shill. I've been there and seen it, and even had to work on it. Once you get away from your purple haze infused condo or daddy's villla, herbsmoke, you will see that off the resorts, up the dirt roads, and in the slummy parts of cities in the carribean, the concrete fucking sucks.
I worked down there with a US based concrete pro, who told me how much it sucks in many different particular ways. In general they don't use enough cement, and "whatever" available for aggregate and sand. So often your concrete is a watery cement milkshake with mud and coarse sand in it. With luck and some limestone/reef sand, it will eventually harden. But it's not always a good mix at all, and often slumps like a mcdonalds milkshake in a hot parking lot. If you even know what that means. Quite often they use hand mixed stuff when they shouldn't, etc.
The rebar sticking out the roof is easy, cheap and lazy, but it makes the buildings fall apart faster, and only works (for a few decades) because they get no frost. And yes it often really is too thin, or not enough of it.
I could go on, but it's boring. Hopefully you now understand I know what I am talking about a little more than you "thought." BTW, when I don't know what I am talking about, I don't post.
Now for that orphanage, no doubt they did use "real" concrete. But how much confidence would you really give it?
What do you think your typical Haitian strategy for making a big pour without it going off too fast is? Do you seriously think that orpahanage was built as well as a New York skyscraper? A Caymanian condo? A St. Barth's villa?
What are you smoking again?
herbsmoke ago
Your insults only point out your ignorance, and your shame for having it called out. Smoking weed has nothing to do with realizing you were talking out your ass. Like I said I live in the Carribean (not Haiti) but claiming their cement is anything other than normal cement is complete BS. You already backtracked on your rebar claim, you just sound retarded. I can be bombed like Bob Marley and still realize your full of shit, lol. No shit it wasn't built like a New York skyscraper, or villa, lol. I feel sorry for your mother.
remedy4reality ago
Your 'contributions' to this subverse are significant !! Looks like ALL the surrounding buildings are built like a NY skyscraper lol I cannot believe you actually wasted so much time with such a flimsy response.