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**rarpAcconavox** · 09-22-2012, 05:45 AM

From the article:

"If the mining companies are honest and if Haiti has a good government, then here is a way for this country to move forward," said Bureau of Mines Director Dieuseul Anglade.

I was there shortly after the earthquake and astounded by the stark contrast. Massive destruction, bodies still entombed in collapsed buildings, tent villages, NATO forces... then the Haitian tagged luxury vehicles. I can not think of a scenario that would have the gold wealth make a change for the country or those so desperately in need. Very sad.

09-22-2012, 05:45 AM	#21
rarpAcconavox Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 411 Senior Member	From the article: "If the mining companies are honest and if Haiti has a good government, then here is a way for this country to move forward," said Bureau of Mines Director Dieuseul Anglade. I was there shortly after the earthquake and astounded by the stark contrast. Massive destruction, bodies still entombed in collapsed buildings, tent villages, NATO forces... then the Haitian tagged luxury vehicles. I can not think of a scenario that would have the gold wealth make a change for the country or those so desperately in need. Very sad.
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