The host of WBAI's Talk Back, Hugh Hamilton interviews Alba Mota from "Border Solidarity." Download the audio file and listen to the ending part of the show. Just slide the time indicator to the last quarter of the audio bar and enjoy. The questions of two listeners, and the answers given by misses Alba Mota are so silly, you wont resist in breaking into laughter. I warned you! The top which indicates the Wednesday show, is your target, for "DOWNLOAD." http://archive.wbai.org/show1.php?showid=talkback

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2010 Solidarity Speaking Tour



FUNTOSALUD International in collaboration with DDPA Watch Group, Prof. Falade and the Haitian Coalition of Somerville are pleased to announce the 1st Solidarity Speaking Tour in the United States starting Friday November 12th to November 21st This Solidarity Speaking tour will visit tree states New York, Massachusetts and Washington DC; and it aims to evoke dialogues among the Haitian and the Dominican Diaspora in the United States and their allies on how as part of civil society, we could generate new development and humanitarian initiatives and strengthen current ones, parallel to the international institutional collaborative projects in Haiti implemented by Cuba and Venezuela. At the same token, to develop a plan of action to be implemented when disasters occur in Haiti one, that could foster a true solidarity relation and a long lasting collaboration among health professionals, educators, and other advocates on behalf of Haiti.

The Solidarity Speaking Tour participants are Honorable Edwin Paraison Minister of the Haitian Living Abroad, Dr Martiza Jimenez, founder of FUNTOSALD in DR; Maria Moreno, co-founder FUNTOSALUD International; Alba Mota, co-founder of FUNTOSALUD International; Franklin Dalember, Executive Director of the Haitian Coalition of Sommerville in MA, and Dowoti Desir, founder of DDPA Watch Group. The Solidarity Speaking tour agenda includes the states of Massachusetts, Washington, DC and New York where the participants will be in different panels, radio and TV interviews.



November 12, 2010

2:00pm Solidarity Speaking Tour Press Conference

Dominican Commissioner of Culture in the United States

541 West 145th St (Between Broadway and Amsterdam Ave)

Manhattan, NY



6:00pm Long Island University, Brooklyn campus

Flatbush/Dekalb Ave, Room 119

Brooklyn, NY




November 13, 2010

3:00pm Solidarity Speaking Tour

Meet the People on the Ground

United South End Settlement/ Harriett Tubman House

566 Columbus Ave, (corner of Mass Ave.)

Boston, MA

November 16, 2010

(tbd) Haitian Affairs personnel US Capitol

Washington, DC



(tbd) Pan American Health Organization

Washington, DC



November 18, 2010

12:00pm Bronx Community College

W 181St. and University Ave

Bronx, NY



6:00pm Brecht Forum

451 West Street (between Bank & Bethune St.)

New York, NY

November 20, 2010

1st National Forum on Haitian Solidarity

Long Island University, Brooklyn Campus

Flatbush/Dekalb Ave, Room 119

Brooklyn, NY




For more information:

NY 646-688-8526, amota@funtosaludintl.orgThis e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

MA 617-272-6250, mmoreno@funtosaludintl.orgThis e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it


There's clearly a plan that's been put into operation under the cover of "Solidarity" and the like by some powerful forces in the US, France and elsewhere. They seek to contain the Haitian Problem via en incorporation or loose union with the DR. Many of the so-called non-profits roaming about in the island are but cover for this policy. If you listen to the program, the first caller quickly got into the so-called core issue: Dominican racism against Haiti. His tone of voice didn't exactly speak Dominican either so perhaps he was just a set-up man to deliver the correct message, i.e., "Dominicans are bad, Haitians good; the DR should do the right thing and join with Haiti in brotherly love Ever After." The second caller, an American was open to having an interesting dialogue, but given the shortness of the program and Ms. Mota's clear indications of Pro-Haitianism the doors open by the second caller were left closed. Interesting when the broadcaster asked Ms. Mota what she considered herself she stated: Haitian! And her reasoning was that the island was called Haiti BEFORE the Europeans arrived. And this person studied HISTORY!!

There is a small but influential movement amongst academics to seek out any promising individual of Dominican ancestry on the campuses of US colleges and universities and get them inside the "program" The "Program" has a very defined goal: unification of the island and thus the absorption of the Haitian Problem within an island wide configuration or at worse, some loose inter-connection that again moves several million more Haitians into DR. With the end result perhaps the same in due course given that in 40 years, if not less time, a significant percentage of 'Dominicans" would either be long-tern residence or newly arrived, under two generation Haitians. Their future votes would move the Dominican Nation into the Program's final objective: unification.

Again, it appears that many of our young people are being conditioned into this new Mantra: Dominicans are bad, Haitians good; the DR and Haiti Must unity and live happily ever after"

Go to the events and voice your concerns

Information: New York:
Alba Mota, Principal Coordinator
646-688-8526/ bordermission@gmail.com

Idelsa Méndez, Co-coordinator
646-541-5357/ imendez@funtosaludinlt.org

Boston, MA:
Maria Moreno, Coordinator
617-272-6250/ mmoreno@funtosaludintl.org

Santiago, Dominican Republic:
Dra. Maritza Jimenez, Principal Coordinator
809-847-7116 /809-582-9894/ funtosalud@yahoo.es

I just made a comment about that interview on another thread yesterday. Glad I'm not the only one who smells something 'off' about Ms Mota.

Can you elaborate on what was uniformed about his comment based on Mota's answers?