Sheikh Abdallah Bin Zayid Al Nahyan and Carlos Morales
Troncoso.
Santo Domingo.– Foreign minister Carlos Morales Troncoso has hailed the great
efforts made by UAE's Khalifa Bin Zayed Charity Foundation to find
alternative cross points to take humanitarian aid to Haiti as
the airports in the neighboring country continued to be inaccessible.
Troncoso also
lauded the professionalism of the Foundation and its keenness to ensure
that the aid reaches the quake victims in Haiti on time.
A
delegation from the Foundation met the minister on Friday to discuss
further cooperation between the Foundation and the Dominican government
in the coordination mechanisms that are necessary to deliver relief aid
to Haiti.
Morales Troncoso expressed his gratitude to Sheikh Khalifa for his humanitarian
stance and the speed with which the Foundation delivered assistance and
support to the hospitals in the Dominican border with Haiti
to provide medical assistance to the quake victims.
From: Dominican Republic, No Spin Zone
Let us wait until this event is a little more in the rear view mirror before sending out thew kudos and back slaps
From: United States, NJ (M_ S Cibaeno 100%)
Can we stop this crap and get back to normal?
Written by: jeffreyb, 30 Jan 2010 12:16 PM
From: United States
THe uae has done wat xactly ?
Written by: Yucahu, 30 Jan 2010 3:59 PM
From: United States, Miami
Just don't let them open any madrassas or mosques on haitian or Dominican soil. The last thing we need is an islamic presence en lo barrio de lo tigere.
From: United States
ms-jersey
living in paterson ,new jersey and yet 100 % cibaeno ( a)
Am I missing anything ?
From: United States
something is not normal here.
paterson,new jersey and cibaena %
how do we reconcile the two ?
is it on step forward or one step backward?
From: Dominican Republic, vieja Santo Domingo
On face value I go along Carlos Morales in welcoming the humanitarian aid ..The coverage of the tragedy has dominated world news and I think the charitable foundation has found a very worthy cause here . However I have just spent two days in the capital and it seems to be full of foreign aid people who are just hanging around SD,,I had to work hard just to find an hotel room but ,contrary to what has been written here, there were no obvious signs of rich Haitians in the capital but hundreds of Europeans, Arabs and some Americans ,, a cruise boat was also in town but on the other side of the river to Zona Colonial and there were a large number of tourist groups earlier today .
From: United States, Fresh Water Paradise-NY Finger Lakes
Not really clear what was contributed and value.
I am skeptical of anything the Arabs do, because they are not well-recognized for charity home or abroad. I further suspect ulterior motives; perhaps mining for a safe-haven relief valve, just in case. They came to the right place, I believe, look what Figueroa was able to perpetrate, and his pockets weren't nearly as deep. Figueroa might as well have been Arab for, besides money, he also shares their insatiable appetite for sex. Let's see how relationship evolves.
One thing, however, no Islamic churches or schools in DR-none!!!!! Fight them hard and cut off their heads if necessary, but don't let them establish foothold. Look, we don't even have enough virgins around to even satisfy Dominicans, much less the 72 virgins Islamic terrorists demand. I am not so sure we have enough "patos", either, to substitute.
MJEV.
Written by: Sajomero, 31 Jan 2010 2:16 AM
From: United States, Del primer Santiago de America....y el mejor!!!
Ricardolito,
I saw tons of Haitains satying in the smaller hotels in Gazcue early this week. In some places I saw no Dominicans at all. Most of them spent their days smoking and talking in the lobby.
Written by: josean, 31 Jan 2010 8:09 AM
From: United States, Dedicating 4 more years to fighting the Dictatorship of the Narco PLD Mafia
“Beware of TROJANS bearing Gifts” eh Dr. Strangelove!
Or in your modern version “BEWARE of ARABS wearing TROJANS!”
Written by: josean, 31 Jan 2010 8:29 AM
From: United States, Dedicating 4 more years to fighting the Dictatorship of the Narco PLD Mafia
MS_Jersey,
You moved from NEWARK?
From: Dominican Republic, No Spin Zone
the PC term is .....Desert People not Arabs
From: Dominican Republic, No Spin Zone
nor rug riders nor rag heads nor camel jockeys nor dune monkeys etc. but .....Desert People
Written by: josean, 31 Jan 2010 11:41 PM
From: United States, Dedicating 4 more years to fighting the Dictatorship of the Narco PLD Mafia
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living in paterson ,new jersey and yet 100 % cibaeno ( a)
Am I missing anything ?
paterson,new jersey and cibaena %
how do we reconcile the two ?
is it on step forward or one step backward?
Not really clear what was contributed and value.
I am skeptical of anything the Arabs do, because they are not well-recognized for charity home or abroad. I further suspect ulterior motives; perhaps mining for a safe-haven relief valve, just in case. They came to the right place, I believe, look what Figueroa was able to perpetrate, and his pockets weren't nearly as deep. Figueroa might as well have been Arab for, besides money, he also shares their insatiable appetite for sex. Let's see how relationship evolves.
One thing, however, no Islamic churches or schools in DR-none!!!!! Fight them hard and cut off their heads if necessary, but don't let them establish foothold. Look, we don't even have enough virgins around to even satisfy Dominicans, much less the 72 virgins Islamic terrorists demand. I am not so sure we have enough "patos", either, to substitute.
MJEV.
I saw tons of Haitains satying in the smaller hotels in Gazcue early this week. In some places I saw no Dominicans at all. Most of them spent their days smoking and talking in the lobby.
“Beware of TROJANS bearing Gifts” eh Dr. Strangelove!
Or in your modern version “BEWARE of ARABS wearing TROJANS!”
MS_Jersey,
You moved from NEWARK?
The guys HEAD is as big as his name!