If Haiti Didn't Have Bad Luck, It Would Have No Luck At All

Yesterday, I wrote about the still suffering Angola 3. Today, I want to remember the still suffering Haitian people. Here are some links I've been meaning to share:

First, Bill Quigley on "Why the U.S. Owes Haiti Billions -- the Briefest History".

Second, an interview of Noam Chomsky by Keane Bhatt that discusses, among other things, why aid to Haiti ought to go to popular Haitian organizations rather than U.S.-based contractors and NGO's (at least some of which are military -- why am I not surprised?).

Finally, Change.org editor Michael Jones reports on why Chomsky would feel this way.

Sigh.