Het goede nieuws na de typhoon

[josv]

Rustig afwachten, betere tijden komen eraan ! 

http://www.ad.nl/ad/nl/4561/Wetenschap/article/detail/3547330/2013/11/19/Spontane-ijstijd-in-computermodel.dhtml

[innka3]

nog meer  geld  http://www.telegraaf.nl/binnenland/22069982/__SHO__al_bijna_25_miljoen__.html 

[klootzakken (voorheen Jens)]

officieel doden tal 5200. das toch al meer dan de 2500 die de president had verwacht . die homo kan beter geld tellen daar is die denk ik beter in.   

[Herbie]

officieel doden tal 5200. das toch al meer dan de 2500 die de president had verwacht . die homo kan beter geld tellen daar is die denk ik beter in.   

Dat zal hij zeker doen nu de wereldbank helpt

[daf105paccar]

die homo kan beter geld tellen daar is die denk ik beter in.   

Is hij dat?

[innka3]

die homo kan beter geld tellen daar is die denk ik beter in.   

Is hij dat?

is toch iedereen ''homo.......sapier''

[gosternokke]

die homo kan beter geld tellen daar is die denk ik beter in.   

Is hij dat?

Zolang die niet uit de kast komt is tie officieel dus geen homo. Maar tis tuurlijk wel verdacht als pinoy zijnde op die leeftijd, niet gehuwd, of een heel harem vriendinnen cq maitresses, heb ook nooit gehoord dat hier en daar wat kids heb rondlopen, dus kan goed dat ie homo is.

Ligt natuurlijk gevoelig in  waar een deel van de kiezers daar toch aanstoot aan geeft als je homo bent, en dat dus stemmen kost.  maar als ik het goed weet mag een president nog maar 1 termijn, dus als tie homo is zou ik zeggen, komt uit de kast 

Om weer  te gaan  Sommige eilanden  zoals bijvoorbeeld  Linapacan hebben nog steeds 0,0 hulp ontvangen 

  https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10153500861180627&set=a.371137245626.360337.736045626&type=1&theater

[innka3]

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http://www.dailymail...es-typhoon.html

Philippines aid scandal: Food flown in from Britain ends up in shops hundreds of miles from typhoon
Supplies have turned up on shelves of shops in the capital Manila
Equipment bought with UK donations have been locked up in warehouses
Rice and other food is being stockpiled and not given to needy
Charities express concern that not all donations are reaching disaster zone

Crucial aid sent from Britain to help the victims of typhoon-ravaged areas of the Philippines is being siphoned off and sold for profit by corrupt local officials.

Emergency supplies delivered by military helicopters have turned up on the shelves of shops in affluent districts of the capital Manila — hundreds of miles from the disaster zone.
And shelter equipment purchased using British donations has been locked up in government warehouses and stockpiled alongside rice and other food intended for victims of last month's catastrophe, The Mail on Sunday has learned.
A television news report shows much-needed supplies on sale in affluent parts of the capital Manila
Filipinos rush to get relief goods during a helicopter aid drop. Evidence that much-needed supplies are being stockpiled rather than being distributed to those in need

Last night, the Disasters Emergency Committee (DEC) — an umbrella group representing 14 UK charities — expressed concern about evidence that suggests not all the £60 million of aid given by Britain is reaching those most in need.

Alarming evidence of the thefts has been provided by expat Keb Darge, 56, who says he faces death threats for stopping local officials stealing aid in Eastern Samar, one of the worst-hit areas.

Mr Darge, a disc jockey originally from Scotland, said: 'The aid isn't getting through to where it's needed. I've seen the deliveries arrive and I've seen them disappear.

'Only a tiny percentage of the aid is getting through. The situation isn't going to improve unless there's an investigation. Someone needs to go and find out exactly what is happening. It is British aid coming in. Why give it to untrustworthy officials to steal? It is ludicrous.'

Mr Darge photographed supplies being locked up rather than distributed in Eastern Samar, where he used to live with his Filipino wife and their nine-year-old daughter. Now he has gone into hiding in Manila, fearing reprisals after receiving threats from the corrupt officials he has been trying to expose.
Charities have expressed concern about evidence that suggests not all the £60¿million of aid given by Britain is reaching those - such as residents of Tacloban (pictured) - that need it most
He said: 'People have warned me to take these threats seriously. They've said, ''Be careful, they will shoot you if you carry on." I'm under threat. There's a price on my head.'

Mr Darge's wife, Edith, 33, lost 15 members of her family when the storm struck their village of Hernani. Since then the couple have offered shelter and fed families in their home, which is solidly built and powered by a generator. Mr Darge has also searched for missing friends and cleared bodies from flooded areas.

Television stations in the Philippines have supported Mr Darge's claims, reporting that supplies have been diverted to Manila. Aid packages have also apparently been auctioned online.

And Mr Darge's allegations of corruption were backed up by a Japanese aid worker, Shiratori Koti, who said local administrators were diverting goods to their homes.

Mr Koti said: 'There isn't enough food getting through to people. We don't have evidence but we believe it is being taken by officials.'
More than 5,000 people were killed and up to four million people displaced when Super Typhoon Haiyan hit on November 8. Pictured: The storm in Legaspi, Albay province

There are also concerns that supplies are simply being wasted. Mr Darge described finding 800 beef-burgers — apparently flown in from the US aircraft carrier George Washington — dumped by the roadside.

In Hernani, some residents have criticised the local mayor, Edgar Boco, in the wake of the crisis. One online contributor accused him of withholding aid and 'distributing it to his preferred party-mafia circle'.

In a newspaper interview, Mr Boco admitted his officials were controlling distribution but said: 'You can't constantly give relief goods to the people. People will abuse the system. They will gorge themselves.'

A DEC spokesman said last night: 'I would be interested to find out what items are being sold and where.

'There is always a risk of diversion and theft, but our member agencies have measures in place to stop this happening very early on. Our aid is carefully targeted and monitored.'

More than 5,000 people were killed and up to four million people displaced when Super Typhoon Haiyan devastated the Philippines on November 8.

[Pinocchio]

 Het was in het nieuws dat 8 mensen omkwamen bij de bestorming van een rijst magazijn.
Dit magazijn was van NFA, National Food Autority, een organisatie die overal in het land magazijnen heeft  met strategische rijstvooraden in geval van nood.  Blijkbaar is een ernstige typhoon geen noodgeval want deze vooraad werd met security guard bewaakt in plaats van de rijst uit te delen aan de behoeftigen, en wellicht zijn er nog heel wat NFA magazijnen die nog beter bewaakt worden voor komende noodgevallen...
Ik las onlangs dat 3 Britten voedselhulp werden geweigerd omdat ze niet stonden geregistreerd als kiezer terwijl er miljoenen dollars het land inkomen van buitenlandse hulp.  Uiteraard kan ik dit bericht niet op waarheid controleren maar in  landelijke plaatsen worden mensen die niet staan geregistreerd als kiezer het vervoer met de ziekenwagen geweigerd terwijl deze ziekenwagens wel zijn geschonken door National Sweepstake (loterij) en dus geen gemeentelijke bevoegdheid zijn.
Enkele dagen geleden op een locale televisiezender werd er gediscusieerd over de wenselijkheid om de Verenigde Naties te verplichten om de schade te betalen die werd veroorzaakt door natuurfenomenen die het gevolg zijn van de opwarming van de aarde.
En dit terwijl er miljoenen het land binnenstromen vanover de ganse wereld.
Schaamte staat blijkbaar niet in de woordenschat van de doorsnee Filippijn.