Exploring the subtlety of the mind-fuck in the medias spin on positive words & wording to further the agenda, even in describing the most appalling non-white savagery & conditions.

To be compared to the negative spin on describing even the most innocuous of pro-White events.

UN appeals for calm after cholera riots [color="Blue"](headline grabbing word, this is the only time we will see the truthful word riot used throughout the entire article) in Haiti
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The UN has said attacks on relief workers battling the cholera outbreak in Haiti are seriously hampering the international response to the problem.

Aid flights had been cancelled, water purification and training projects curtailed, while food had been looted or burnt at a warehouse, it added.

UN troops have been blamed for bringing the disease into the country. So far, more than 1,000 people have died. [color="Blue"](Yes, lets put the focus on the niggers baseless accusations against the U.N up there straight away, with no preface or preamble, as if it were gospel truth.
The spread of disease couldn’t be because niggers, & all non-whites, don’t have the sense not to mess where they eat.
Not to mention the glaringly obvious truth to anyone with half a brain & even a cursory understanding of the primitive races, that, without the UN there in the wake of the natural disaster, instead of helping each-other & rebuilding, like Whites do, niggers would revert to their tribal warlords & the depravation & depravity would be much higher.)

Earlier, the Dominican Republic said it had detected its first case of cholera.

Health Minister Bautista Rojas said the patient was a Haitian migrant who had returned from his homeland to the eastern Dominican Republic.

The Dominican authorities have stepped up border controls and health checks to try to stop the disease from spreading.
'Politically motivated'

On Tuesday, the UN mission in Haiti (Minustah) appealed for an end to violent demonstrations in the cities of Cap-Haitien and Hinche, which it said had seriously hampered its response to the outbreak.

On Monday, armed demonstrators [color="Blue"](no, not roving gangs of armed niggers, no. These are demonstrators. Peaceful, positive.) also opened fire on peacekeepers at Quartier Morin in the Nord Department, a UN statement said.

At least two protesters were killed, including one hit by a bullet fired by a peacekeeper in Quartier Morin. Six UN personnel were injured in Hinche.

The protests continued on Tuesday in Cap-Haitien, with locals erecting barricades, throwing rocks at UN vehicles, and setting fire to a police station. [color="Blue"](sounds just like our protests doesn’t it? With people waving signs, & chanting through bullhorns. Not violent hordes of savage niggers, no. Protesters. Peaceful, positive, good.)

The United Nations co-ordinates aid in Haiti, so the anti-UN demonstrations could be seen as Haitians biting the hand that feeds them. [color="Blue"](could be?!? At last a snippet of truth, perhaps?)

But [color="Blue"](Oh! There must be a but, ‘cause noble niggers would never do that, would they.) many Haitians say they are not getting any help from the UN. And quite apart from the controversy over how the cholera outbreak arrived in the country, the UN "stabilisation force" is unpopular because it is widely seen as the public face of the Haitian government. That government is perceived to have done little to help the population since January's devastating earthquake. On a wider level, the UN force is seen by many Haitians as a foreign occupation force, little different from previous operations by the US military.

Haiti has a long history of being either shunned [color="Blue"](that might’ve been after the niggers slaughtered all 40,000 White French men, women, & children on the island) or exploited by the outside world. For many ordinary Haitians the UN - even though it conducts humanitarian operations - is seen as representing that malevolent outside world. [color="Blue"](‘Malevolent outside world.’ Can you believe this shit dribble? Can you imagine what a frothing at the mouth, anti-white, far left scumbag this Mark Doyle must be? What does this dipshit think it is? All rainbows & lollipops there? But beyond that, such editorialising is just bad journalism.
Of course, the poor, noble, set upon nigger, who pulls his neighbour from the rubble of the earthquake, only to immediately rape them, knows nothing of malevolence)

The UN said it was forced to cancel flights carrying soap, medical supplies and personnel to the north, where the outbreak is centred.

Demonstrators[color="Blue"] (not rampaging niggers, no, they’re ‘demonstrators’, a positive word) also looted and burnt a World Food Programme warehouse, destroying 500 tonnes of food aid, [color="Blue"](they’re not stupid monkeys who cut the hand off that feed them, no, they’re ‘demonstrators’)and other humanitarian organisations in the area had suspended projects, it added.

The violent demonstrations [color="Blue"](not riots, no, no, these were demonstrations) broke out after people started blaming UN peacekeepers from Nepal - where cholera is endemic – [color="Blue"](Maybe the niggers accusations weren’t so baseless after all.
I’m surprised to see them let slip some truth, painting their third-world pet monkeys in a disfavorable light. I’m almost surprised they didn’t have a ‘woopsy’ & slip in ‘Netherlands’ or ‘Norway’ in place of Nepal. But do you see how it’s buried in the middle of the article? Compare this to the setup in the opening Paragraph-

UN troops have been blamed for bringing the disease into the country.

Whereas if they weren’t biased, mind-bending cocksuckers, & they weren’t trying to create enjoinder in the mind of Joe dumbshit public between White U.N troops & spreading disease, just like the dumbshit lemmings have been hammered on evil White men spreading disease among gentle natives in their bullshit history classes; they would truthfully say-

Nepalese UN troops have been blamed for bringing the disease into the country.

See how that works?) for introducing the disease, which officials said had killed 1,034 people and infected more than 16,700 others as of Sunday.

The UN said tests at the base used by the peacekeepers had all proved negative, and that the violence was instead intended to disrupt elections scheduled for 28 November.

"The way the events unfolded suggests that these incidents were politically motivated, aimed at creating a climate of insecurity on the eve of elections."

"Minustah calls the people to remain vigilant and not be manipulated by enemies of stability and democracy in the country."

The BBC's international development correspondent, Mark Doyle, says the UN force is unpopular because it is widely seen as the public face of the Haitian government.

Haiti's President, Rene Preval, also appealed for calm on Tuesday, saying the demonstrations were keeping people from getting treatment. [color="Blue"](No shit there, head nigger.)

"Disorder and instability have never brought solutions to a country going through hard times," he said in a national address. "You must be even more watchful of those who exploit the country's misfortunes for their own benefit."

"Gunshots, throwing bottles, barricades of burning tires will not help us eradicate cholera bacteria. On the contrary, it will prevent the sick from receiving care and to deliver medicine where it is needed."

The aid group, Medecins Sans Frontieres (MSF) has warned that its facilities are already overrun and that it will not have the capacity to treat the growing numbers of patients in the coming days.

Cholera is caused by bacteria transmitted through contaminated water or food. It causes diarrhoea and vomiting leading to severe dehydration, and can kill quickly if not treated through rehydration and antibiotics.

The Caribbean country is still reeling from January's earthquake, which killed an estimated 200,000 people and displaced about 1.3 million. [color="Blue"](and make sure to end on a note of suffering of the ‘po, ‘po, hard-done-by, ever-lovin’ niggra.)

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-latin-america-11772283