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No Man's Land: Barbuda After Hurricane Irma Times Documentaries

No Man's Land: Barbuda After Hurricane Irma Times Documentaries

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The Caribbean island of Barbuda felt the full force of Hurricane Irma. Now, a struggle to control its future is underway. On one side are Barbudans who own the land and want to preserve their unique way of life on the other, the government and foreign investors who see opportunity in disaster.
Date: 2020-08-15

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Maybe this is the work of the Haarp that everybody is talking about. Maybe it's the plan to take the land. This will be the norm. now it will be a white Island. This is just the replay of history in so many black islands and nations. It's sad. When will enough be enough? God can see. Judgement will be unbelievable for the wicked. They have no idea. This is real tragedy. The prime minister did the math and maybe ready to sell his people with a smile but sell it just the same.
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Simply put. from what was said in this video. the people of Barbuda are surviving on the support (money, relationships, etc) from Antigua. If true. then they really do not have any right to demand anything. they are living off the Antiguan people's work and efforts because the people of Barbuda have created a society that is not self sustaining. end of story.
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? What's this? Antigua and Barbuda Citizenship by Investment
Investors, entrepreneurs and families are granted the Antigua Citizenship in contribution to Antiguaa National Development Fund (NDF) or investment in either real estate or in business.
Found this on Twitter. a company in India

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This would have been great if it were thorough, objective reporting that included Barbudans across the diaspora who have mobilized to help with the relief efforts, as well as an ACCURATE account of our history and treasury system. This report is extremely one sided and erroneous!
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Man has become great on this earth. He learned how to blow up an atomic bomb. A person goes into open space. But a hurricane with a woman's name refers to this completely indifferent. Man will not soon become a god, maybe it will never happen.
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That is messed up, people don't need to be more industrialized when that is exactly what is destroying the entire planet. People need food, water, shelter, the basics. i hope they keep their island as it was.
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No mention on the smoking deal that De Niro got on the land? 200 year lease on something like 400 acres for 6 million.
No doubt some shady stuff going on, but I guess if the New York Times doesn't care.

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I think it's easy to claim the continuity of this lifestyle when your hole territory survives on subsidies coming from taxpayers in another Island.
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Expecting something for nothing? Typical. Do they want money to repair their island or do they want to leave it destroyed?
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