Reports: President of Haiti Assassinated at Home

[CoryMack]

This thread has been updated in real time as the on the ground realities have deteriorated. As I stated early in the thread, Haitian govt. is incapable of stopping the violence in Port au Prince, and the violence would spread to other areas whenever the gangs decided to do so. And it has.

I said that directly when the Dynast video was posted and he has interviewing the Haitian activist.

The US and outside countries who pledged funding and resources for multi-nat forces have their own concerns and arent responsible for Haiti. And theyve shifted priorities.

The coalition govt of Haiti has failed, and proven that they are incapable of managing or coordinating Haitian + Kenyan forces to control the violence. Neighboring countries see the leadership shortcomings of the current forces, the corruption of the coalition govt., and that no progress is being made. UN sees this also.

People are likely to help those who help themselves, but the world sees what we've been pointing out since Moise was assassinated, corruption and incompetence from leadership has always hindered Haiti's progress.
Even in crisis situations, MFers are who they are.

With outsider funding dried up, Haitian govt last ditch effort is to hire mercenary group.

With better leadership and management of resources from the coalition govt ,perhaps the multi-nat forces could have had better success containing the violence.

The money the Haitian gov't got to hire those people came from outsider funding. Mainly the US. So the same people ultimately responsible for assassinating the president and contributing to this chaos are the ones coming in to clean it up.

Well here's one thing I can guarantee. While I don't know how much wanton killing will take place because of so many people having cell phones, which means anything that happens that is big enough will get out almost instantly, there will be no stability when it's all said and done. That just isn't in the cards for Haiti, as far as western powers are concerned.

 

[get these nets]

The money the Haitian gov't got to hire those people came from outsider funding. Mainly the US. So the same people ultimately responsible for assassinating the president and contributing to this chaos are the ones coming in to clean it up.

Well here's one thing I can guarantee. While I don't know how much wanton killing will take place because of so many people having cell phones, which means anything that happens that is big enough will get out almost instantly, there will be no stability when it's all said and done. That just isn't in the cards for Haiti, as far as western powers are concerned.

Can't absolve Haitian leadership for their incompetence and corruption.
The word leader is not one to be taken lightly. And when somebody climbs into that seat, they take on that big responsibility.



Let me give you two examples that are consistent with the incompetence and corruption that I'm talking about here. Both examples have nothing to do with Western control, purse strings or meddling

1) Petrocaribe scandal. When you get a chance, using the news source you normally do, look up the details of Petrocaribe agreement between Haiti and Venezuela. What it was intended for, and what eventually came out of it


2) A more recent example. Again, using your news sources. President of Colombia Gustavo Petro planned to visit the country a few months ago. Read about the millions of dollars spent to restore/beautify/connect electricity to Jacmel and surrounding areas just for his brief trip, and what the local residents said about the pre-trip and post-trip conditions of the area, and what residents of gang terrorized areas of the country have to say about their govt. prioritizing frivolous shyt over their safety.



Wanton violence has been occurring every single day since this thread was created. The leaders of the country have shown to be incapable of taking the steps/ making the decisions to curtail it.
Even as they had western backing and funding.
Even as regional group , Caricom, tried to broker agreements between different political factions.

Even in crisis mode, with unchecked violence and death happening daily, MFers wont compromise, won't stop stealing, and cant address the biggest problems.

The countries that initially pledged support have moved on, seeing how unserious Haitian " leaders" have proven to be, once again .