A Trump tweet leads to missionaries in Haiti, Love a Child inc, the Harvard Humanitarian Initiative and the new high-tech world of superhumanitarians (pizzagate)

submitted 5.1 years ago by MercurysBall2

Trump's tweet : https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/1238964078640578560

Tomorrow I have called for a National Day of Prayer. I will be tuning in to Pastor @Jentezen at the @FreeChapel Church in Gainesville, Georgia at 11:00 AM EDT. God Bless the USA! http://freechapel.org/live

The Free Chapel website: https://www.freechapel.org/ . The church is run by Jentezen Franklin and has a main branch in Gainesville, Georgia.

Jentezen Franklin - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jentezen_Franklin

https://www.freechapel.org/about

Jentezen Franklin is the Senior Pastor of Free Chapel, a multi-campus church based in Gainesville, Georgia with seven campuses in three states. Each week his television program, Kingdom Connection, is broadcast on major networks to millions of homes all over the world.

Franklin's Free Chapel does work in Haiti:

https://jentezenfranklin.org/stories-haiti/imagine-if-you-had-no-food-for-your-child [archived: http://archive.is/mvBR9 ]

[For those who are interested, notice that at the top of the page Free Chapel has a tour to Israel in November.]

Hungry Orphans Receiving Food from Kingdom Connection Food Distribution Center - Bobby Burnette, Director of Love a Child in Haiti, reported that over ninety organizations picked up food on a single day from the Kingdom Connection Food Distribution Center.

The Love a Child website: https://loveachild.com/about-us/

Interestingly, they are mentioned in Wikileaks: https://wikileaks.org/plusd/cables/10SANTODOMINGO51_a.html

According to figures provided by the Public Health Ministry to the Embassy on 04 Feb 2010, a total of 29,467 people had received vaccinations of various sorts (e.g., for diphtheria and tetanus) and another 13,612 had received "medical attention" from "mobile units" by 25 January. Another 848 had had "mental health consultations." Slightly more updated figures (as of 03 Feb) were available regarding the number of people who had been hospitalized at some point: A total of 6,720 had received "medical attention" in hospitals, according to SESPAS. However, by 04 Feb 2010, just 633 persons remained hospitalized in "health facilities of the Public Health Ministry," said SESPAS. Of those, 225 are reported to be at the camp in Fond Parisien, Haiti (reftels A - C). The next largest group (129) is at the "Good Samaritan" medical facility in Jimani, where there is also a 26-bed municipal hospital or clinic. (Note: In Fond Parisien, the facility is a field hospital, with over 200 injured Haitians, located on the property of a faith-based NGO called "Love a Child." It is managed by the Harvard Humanitarian Initiative.

Ah.. The HARVARD Humanitarian Initiative (HHI) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harvard_Humanitarian_Initiative

In 2005, Jennifer Leaning, MD, SMH and Michael VanRooyen, MD, MPH established the Harvard Humanitarian Initiative as a University-wide academic and research center to address issues of evidence-based humanitarian interest. In 2010, Michael VanRooyen became Director of HHI. In 2011, HHI launched the Humanitarian Academy at Harvard, an educational arm of HHI and the first Humanitarian Academy of its kind.[

Michael VanRooyen with Hillary Clinton - https://imgur.com/a/8DD8hv0 [source: https://twitter.com/mvanrooyen_md/status/740373644023595009 ]