19761: Esser: Re: 19724: (Chamberlain) re: 19664: Esser (fwd)

[Bob Corbett <corbetre@webster.edu>]

From: D. Esser torx@joimail.com

Chamberlain: you don't like the reporting of the 'World Socialist', no
problem with that, but why not criticize it on a different issue?
What leads you to conclude it wasn't the people you refer to as
rebels that released the likes of Duperval? Have there been any
reports to the effect that the inmates basically freed themselves?
Haven't the thugs a.k.a. rebels freed prisoners in other parts of the
country? Who besides them could possibly benefit from this situation,
surely not the Lavalas members, because among the people freed are
criminals that were put into said penitentiary for committing crimes
against Lavalas supporters. It is easy to dismiss this view of
events, but hard to come up with accounts to the contrary, or do you
have access to some?

BTW: Google has around 150 articles that refer to the prisoners
as having been f"reed" this is somewhat opposed to "escaped" which
only has two articles and they both refer to Tatoune and Metayer,
individuals that we know to have been free by Sunday, as a matter of
fact half of them dead by that time. Conclusion the corporate, or if
you prefer another term: mainstream media do not seem to share your
view. Fine they might be wrong as they often are, but then I ereally
would like somebody elses account of what really happend.

http://news.google.com/news?hl=en&ie=ISO-8859-
1&edition=us&q=haiti++penitentiary+freed
http://news.google.com/news?hl=en&ie=ISO-8859-
1&edition=us&q=haiti++penitentiary+escaped
.