Idaho pastor blames UNICEF workers for Haiti arrests-Added COMMENTARY By Haitian-Truth

by Dee Sarton
Idaho’s NewsChannel 7

KTVB.COM

Posted on May 19, 2010 at 6:37 PM

BOISE — One of the Baptist missionaries detained with Laura Silsby is revealing new information about their ordeal in Haiti now that Silsby is free and back in Idaho.

Pastor Paul Thompson of Twin Falls told us Wednesday that he believes a group of UNICEF workers played a role in their arrests.

Thompson says a number of people in UNICEF t-shirts showed up in the hours before their arrests. One of the people believed to work for UNICEF joined a meeting with Silsby and police. While in the waiting area the rest of the group began speaking to the children in Creole. He says cameras were rolling and when Thompson asked a policeman translator what was happening. This is what the translator told him.

“He told me that they were telling the children that we were kidnappers and that we were attempting to cross the border without permission, and we were going to do one of two to three things — sell them into slavery, traffic them or sell their organs on the black market, so obviously any child in any nation would begin to cry,” said Thompson.

We received a statement from UNICEF. It reads…

“Mr. Thompson’s account is mistaken. UNICEF played no role in the arrests of the Baptist group and UNICEF staff were not present at the arrests. UNICEF does not have the power to order arrests in Haiti or anywhere else. As for the t-shirts, we are aware that officials of at least two Haitian government child protection agencies often wear shirts with both their own and UNICEF’s logos.”

Thompson is unconvinced saying after their arrest he learned there are deep philosophical differences between his group and UNICEF concerning adoption and that might have motivated the group’s involvement.

“We have discovered and understand from visiting with people and communicating through reports that there is clearly a problem in Haiti with First Unit Evangelical Christian orphanages and UNICEF and their abilities to work together,” said Thompson.

Here is a link to Paul Thompson’s entire interview with the Baptist Press.

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COMMENT:HAITIAN-TRUTH.ORG

The UNICEF people are capable of anything, absolutely anything.

Like a band of Jesuit Priests they think they have the answers, and authority to deal with all questions.

People have forgotten the case of Haitian child pornography run by some UNICEF people based in Belgium.

People have also forgotten the UNICEF contact in transporting children to Europe, for supposed adoption.

As it turned out, it was cheaper to send a whole child, instead of human body parts in buckets of ice.

When a lady, named Jospitre in the Haitian embassy, Paris, created some furor over this, the French government insisted she be fired….and she was.

The Baptist group was sincerely trying to help some Haitian kids and the UNICEF team was onto the child-trafficking kick, so popular in today’s media. They have also effectively screwed up the entire adoption system in Haiti so that Haitian kids have little chance at a better life outside the country.

UNICEF people, who eat three or four times a day, have warm showers, beds, shoes, socks and other luxuries….want Haitian kids to exist, starving and in squalor.

My money is on the Baptist missionaries.

I don’t buy UNICEF stickers at Christmas anymore.

UNICEF  is staffed by hypocrits.

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3 thoughts on “Idaho pastor blames UNICEF workers for Haiti arrests-Added COMMENTARY By Haitian-Truth

  1. Hats off for this comment.

    UNICEF, like the other UN organizations, comes to Haiti and interferes, rather than help.

    I can remember the UNICEF scandals of the nineteen eighties.

    God protect us from the do-gooders of the world

  2. The UN thinks it owns Haiti.
    They are a dictatorship and step on our sovereignty and Preval keeps them…because they keep him
    Without the UN Preval would be history

  3. UNICEF and the other UN groups do nothing for Haiti.

    They are just with us to make money.

    The hundreds of millions, spent on UN staff in Haiti could support the entire nation.

    UN go home.

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