KJ THE KID REPORTER: We gave them away say parents of 'kidnapped' Haitian kids.

ABOUT KJ THE KID REPORTER

KJ the Kid Reporter aka Rapper/Singer Kay Jeezy STARTED WRITING AT 6-YEARS-OLD. He is a 10-year-old 6th grader born on Nov 11th 2000 in Baltimore Maryland, USA. KJ will be 11 on 11/11/11 and is very active in school and the community. He also sings and raps.

He strictly blogs his own site and has been interviewed by Canadian media outlets like CityTV, Toronto, CTV, Toronto Sun, Good News Toronto, The Kingston Whig Standard, Kingston This Week newspapers, 680News Radio Toronto and hailed by Z103FM and Flow 93.5FM Toronto for his community advocacy for Autism and mentally disabled people. He has also been featured on BCK (Black Celebrity Kids) and Celebrity Dog watcher blogs.

He was the first and only media Dr Timothy Shriver , Chairman of the Special Olympics spoke to after the Obama Jay Leno joke. Shriver called him a "HERO at 8-years-old" KJ was also hailed in a letter from the United States Consulate General in Toronto, Mr John Nay for his hard work educating Canadians and Americans alike about disabilities.

Resume Credits

2003: Heinz Ketchup Commercial USA (TV).

2006: Radio Nigeria West African Idol (Audio).

2008: Interviewed Rappers FloRida, Classified, Waka Flocka, Drake, Corey Miller, K'naan, Rockers Simple Plan, British singer Estelle, R&B singer JSTAVO, Grammy award songwriter Nate Walka (Blame it on the alcohol-Jamie Foxx) and lots more.

2011: Major music video debut and starred and rapped in a major music video by Canada's #3 rapper Shaun Boothe's Child soldiers.

2008: Winner Chalkfarm Park Summer Dance Contest.

2010: My Mom's a Snitch Crimestoppers song and video.

Kayode Joshua Taiwo dances, acts, sings and talks a lot! Very computer and internet savvy and excellent with popular culture questions. KJ owns the Kay Jeezy Grassroots Foundation mobilizing other kids in bringing peace to their streets of Toronto.

UPDATE :KJ is now a 15 yo young man and the new domain of his blog is www.KJtaiwo.blogspot.com. His new nickname is also KJT.

Monday, 8 February 2010

We gave them away say parents of 'kidnapped' Haitian kids.

U.S. members of the Baptist _rescue mission_ behind bars in Port-au-Prince

"I would like to give up my son again," says Anchello Cantave, a farmer here, who willingly handed over his five-year-old to US missionaries now facing charges of child abduction in Haiti's post-quake chaos.

An hour outside of the devastated Haitian capital Port-au-Prince, Callebasse is a poor town set in the mountains, where a massive 7.0-magnitude earthquake on January 12 destroyed 50 homes.

Just two days later, 10 American missionaries from the US state of Idaho arrived in town.

To impoverished parents desperate to give their children a better future, they offered the promise of something more -- but they also represented the children as orphans when they tried to take them across the border to the Dominican Republic.

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