Reports: President of Haiti Assassinated at Home

[gho3st]

So you're a Fraph guy, I'm sure your opinion is unbiased. Anyways, I'm not defending Aristide, I'm explaining the roots of violence and instability in Haiti and he's not the one who started it

No I’m no Fraph guy. I’m saying this nikka threatened to have them killed while he was president the first time before he got exiled lol…

and this nikka Aristide is worth 100s of millions. How you think he, a priest got there? Lol. You can’t say anything positive about Aristide to me bruh. He’s not for the poor . He’s a great orator and public speaker tho.

now shyt is different in Haiti tho. The billionaires control that shyt with a iron fist. Each got their own gangs. I mean there’s a reason why these groups are terrorizing the people but don’t be touching the super rich people’s family tho. If they do get touched, you know another family is behind it

 

[Ace Money]

@Ace Money

I post this before but it’s a lot information if you want to know what’s going on in Haiti


If you want to know more about what happen in Haiti get this book:

“Paramilitarism and the Assault on Democracyin Haiti” by Jen Sprague

If you really what to know about the 2004 coup and what happen in the 2000s watch the doc:

“Haiti: We Must Kill the Bandits”








if you want to know what’s happen week by week in Haiti about the US puppet Haiti government listen to this Kreyòl and English station:

Spoiler: Radio/podcast

DEKANTASYON: Deconstructing events in #Haiti - July 3, 2021. On today's show we discuss the hypocrisy and role of Reginald Boulos, the assassination of Antoinette Duclair and Diego Charles, the recent armed protest led by former policeman Jimmy Cherizier aka Barbecue and the G9 confederation of gangs and much more.




DEKANTASYON: Deconstructing events in #Haiti - June 12, 2021 with Frantz Jerome, Kevin Pina & KAFENOL. More tales of corruption and government violence in Haiti. A discussion of different tendencies in the Haiti's opposition.



June 5, 2021:
DEKANTASYON: Deconstructing events in #Haiti - June 5, 2021
On today's show we discuss the violence in Martissant, where gangs are fighting over the lucrative spoils of corruption in Haiti and more. (New radio show discussing events and people in Haiti Smash up of Kreyòl and English)




May 29, 2021:
DEKANTASYON: Deconstructing events in #Haiti - May 29, 2021: Haitians protest in US, France & Canada against illegal June 27 referendum. The origins of The Little Machete Army in #Haiti and the #PHTK regime of Jovenel Moise. Who is Gonzague Day & his infamous Duvalierist dad? (New radio show discussing events and people in Haiti Smash up of Kreyòl and English)



May 22, 2021:
DEKANTASYON: Deconstructing events in #Haiti - Sat., May 22, 2021 We visit protests in France & New York against the June 27th referendum to change Haiti's constitution being pushed by the #PHTK government of
@moisejovenel. Gang leader Jimmy Cherizier, aka BBQ, has offered to provide security for the referendum in Port au Prince stating, "We either have a referendum to change the constitution or we have a civil war"! We also look at Columbia's attempt to use Haiti to improve the image of its police who have been going on a killing spree against anti-government protests in its own country. Finally, we're joined by legendary singer and activist Farah Juste for a discussion about events in Haiti. (New radio show discussing events and people in Haiti Smash up of Kreyòl and English.)




May 15, 2021:
DEKANTASYON: Deconstructing events in #Haiti - May 15, 2021. Remittances reach all time high, new commission to solve ongoing crisis in Haiti, progressive organizations in the DR declare former PHTK president Michel Martelly persona non grata a day before he plays at Hard Rock in Santo Domingo. We're also joined by Tony Jean-Thenor with Veye-Yo, an organization for Haitian rights founded by Father Gerard Jean-Juste in Miami, Florida. (New radio show discussing events and people in Haiti Smash up of Kreyòl and English)




May 8, 2021
DEKANTASYON: Deconstructing Events in Haiti - May 8, 2021 Discussion of Juan Gabriel Valdes, Ronald Sanders and the international community weighing in on the situation in Haiti (New radio show discussing events and people in Haiti Smash up of Kreyòl and English.)

Audio:


Apr 24, 2021
DEKANTASYON: Deconstructing events in #Haiti - Apr. 24, 2021 with guest Maud Jean-Michel and featuring KAFENOL from Montreal (New radio show discussing events and people in Haiti Smash up of Kreyòl and English.)

Here some people to follow:

OG Journalist of Haiti
https://mobile.twitter.com/AcrossMediums?ref_src=twsrc^tfw|twcamp^tweetembed|twterm^1312878445400002561|twgr^|twcon^s1_&ref_url=https://s9e.github.io/iframe/twitter.min.html1312878445400002561

She Know in’s and out of Haiti:
https://mobile.twitter.com/madanboukman


Researcher:
https://mobile.twitter.com/JebSprague

Researcher:
https://mobile.twitter.com/JakobJohnston?ref_src=twsrc^tfw|twcamp^tweetembed|twterm^1399818613843021831|twgr^|twcon^s1_&ref_url=https://s9e.github.io/iframe/twitter.min.html1399818613843021831


Today reporting On Jovenel Moise Assassination:



Articles on the current Haiti:

This Is Not A Crisis—This Is A Rebellion - PopularResistance.Org

Attorney Ezili Danto with Ron Bobb-Semple on the dreadful political crisis in Ayiti (Haiti).

Can't rep at the moment, but I got you when I re-up. Thank you for the insight, bruh.

 

[Aceofspades404]

Is Haiti’s political structure like the USA ?

rethugs vs dems?

I’m not well versed on the politics in Haiti but my understanding is that they have been in transition to a democracy but obviously have a ways to go before ever reaching that point. It is like republican and Democrat but it’s broken down further into more specific ideologies. You have social democracy, populism, socialism, conservatism, federalism, nationalism, libertarian, etc. There are dozens of parties but only 5 or 6 are popular and some are defunct.
Anyways, they have a parliament which is like congress and a Supreme Court and a prime minister instead of a Vice President.
My understanding of the situation is elections were originally set for October 2019 but there wasn’t a budget in place because they didn’t have a prime minister. In between all that, the opposition did not support Jovenel, anti-corruption protests, increase in violence, etc. So basically elections never happen and the terms for the majority of parliament expired (there’s 30 senators and 118 deputies but only 10 senators were left) so he had been ruling by decree since January 2020. He then appoints his people to cep who are supposed to be in charge of elections and to prepare a referendum to amend the constitution. The Supreme Court doesn’t swear these people in because it violated the constitution which states which sectors of the public are representative. Also the current constitution prohibits any amendments to the ruling charter itself. Jovenel goes ahead anyway. Later on that year, he decrees that elections won’t be held u til the referendum is voted on. Thus and other obstructions delay elections even further. February 2021, the Supreme Court appoints one of their judges as interim president because Jovenel’s 5 year term was up. He objects because of the whole 2015 election scandal, he believes his term started in 2017. He then retires 3 of the Supreme Court justices again which is against the constitution because they opposed him. He then nominates his own people so he can get the referendum passed. The referendum would abolish the senate, the prime minister position, and make the presidency 2 five year consecutive terms as well as other things to give him more power. Again, the process violated the constitution so his picks didn’t go through.
So now, the constitution states that parliament have to meet within 60 days to appoint an interim.
1. They have no parliament, only 10 senators
2. Claude Joseph, the interim prime minister who is currently acting as president was never ratified by parliament and had resigned.
3. Ariel Henry who was appointed prime minister has not been sworn in.
4. There are only 5 Supreme Court judges and no head. The guy who was the president of the Supreme Court who would be next in line for president died 2 weeks ago from COVID. The oldest member of the court heads the shadow government that named him interim president back in February.
I think I covered the gist of it and anyone feel free to make any corrections or additions.

 

[CASHAPP]

i guess Nicolas Maduo thinks he is Putin now sending out hits like these

 

[TEKBEATZ]

Not only that but his administration linked with Steve king

And the bidens administration

 

[Aceofspades404]

The Haitian national police are funded by the US.
Does anyone know if they are in charge of protecting the president?
Also In December, Jovenel announced the formation of a new secret police to thwart the violence. Where would that money be coming from?

 

[3rdWorld]

What you're hearing is frustration with incompetent/corrupt leadership.

There are a lot of members here whose families are from developing countries. A handfull of them (us) are pretty candid about the current political/economic realities in those places and what leadership IS and ISN'T doing about it.
In the West, there are safeguards in place to limit the damage an incompetent leader can cause.
In the developing world, leaders often trample any such checks and their incompetence or corruption leads to misery, deprivation, and deaths of regular people.

Only so long that suffering people can put up those conditions.

What you're hearing is people wanting a change. The loudest voices are the ones calling for extreme measures for change.

fukk all these useless corrupt Black leaders..

South Africa just jailed former President Jacob Zuma to 15 months for contempt of court over his corruption hearings.

We needed both that assassination and imprisonment to send a clear message to Black leaders..

 

[Ake1725]

A Dominican that have to live with this shyt day to day, Haiti is not some black republic oppresed by the CACs, is a poor, disorganized country full of violence like all poor nations, they need help.

Wait, there are Arabs in Haiti? Can someone catch me up on the history of Middle Easterners/Arabs/Indians in the Caribbean Island nations? I had an AP in high school who was from Trinidad. Last name was Ramkisoon though and he looked Indian. Had a weird hybrid accent.

He more than likely was Indian. Half of trinidad jx

 

[chineebai]

Arabs migrated to the Caribbeans similar to why any immigrant go somewhere.

Sean Paul has some middle eastern blood I belive. Lots of rich syrians in Trinidad. Carlos slim richest guy in Mexico is Lebanese .

 

[Professor Emeritus]

You a Lavalas nikka?


My whole family Haitian . You think you know Haiti more than me?

From what you said you make it look like your family among the elite that either was tied in to military corruption or benefits from it.

TBH I believe Haiti would have been better off being occupied by the French Once we got our independence we started turning on each other .

word is the slaves in haiti sacrificed a French baby to empower their revolt.

Haiti was a much safer country with papa doc in charge

Papa Doc really fukked Haiti.

fukk his son too. They were some of the most evil human beings to walk this planet.

no he did not. ARISTIDE fukked haiti

I was talking more about security instead of the economy. My father still lives there. So I know. What really killed the country was Aristide returning to power. It killed any Hope the country had.

When I was young I used to think so too about us controlling Haitian govt on some puppeteering shyt. But Haiti is a shythole now? Got no resources that requires puppeteering of any kind.

No stop saying this bullshyt. Aristide had to go. He’s one evil ass nikka. The biggest issue with Haiti was the abolishment of the army.

Na fam you can’t defend Aristide to me. Nikka threatened to kill both my father and uncle lol.

Aristide had gangs in Haiti. Knew and got his beak wet on a lot of drug deals.

The US forcing the embargo on haiti and making Aristide return as president years later fukk the country up even more. That nikka Aristide is largely responsible for the state the country is in right now. He's the one who told the poor to look to the middle class if they want eat even if they got to steal or kill to do it. And that nikka is priest too


Hes the one who pushed for burning people with tires( shyt consists on wrapping a couple of tires around somebody and lighting that shyt on fire...). One of the most disgusting and heartless shyt you'll ever see

The fact that you big-upping Papa Doc and even the fukking French, repeating that lie about Aristide and tire burning when he did NOT say that shyt (it was a lie taken from a snippet of a speech where he wasn't even talking bout tires) and not one person was burned with a tire between that speech and when he was disposed shows what you're about.

I think it pretty clear that my connections in Haiti and your connections in Haiti are from pretty different social groups. Anyone can see every other thread about Haiti you've been taken to task with all the other Haitians saying you're full of shyt. You say that Aristide PERSONALLLY threatened to kill your father and uncle? Are you gonna claim you ain't part of the Haitian elite then?

 

[Wiseborn]

This shyt makes me look at all these third world Presidents security funny. I remember The President of Kenya has driven himself one deep multiple times



I used to live right near the Dominican white house and walked past it everyday. I was low key surprised that they had random houses that were used as Airbnb's that ANYONE could rent and see the President move around. Yeah he had security but I used to work at the US chamber of Commerce across the street from the white house and if you went on the roof you'd better tell the Secret service because they had 24 hour sniper security and even when pointed out to me the obvious sniper hide on the white house roof I still could barely see them and needless to say there was 360 sniper protection and I couldn't see the other ones. There probably wasn't snipers at the Kenyan or Dominican white houses because they had small buildings around them.

That being said there was some distance from the Kenyan residence from random houses and as far as I know you couldn't rent an Airbnb near there and the street was partially blocked/ guarded. That wasn't the case at the Dominican white house.

 

[Diunx]

Wait, there are Arabs in Haiti? Can someone catch me up on the history of Middle Easterners/Arabs/Indians in the Caribbean Island nations? I had an AP in high school who was from Trinidad. Last name was Ramkisoon though and he looked Indian. Had a weird hybrid accent.

I'm part lebanese, my family went from Lebanon to Haiti first and then part moved to the DR, a lot of Lebanese catholics came to the carribean running from persecution.

 

[gho3st]

From what you said you make it look like your family among the elite that either was tied in to military corruption or benefits from it.














The fact that you big-upping Papa Doc and even the fukking French, repeating that lie about Aristide and tire burning when he did NOT say that shyt (it was a lie taken from a snippet of a speech where he wasn't even talking bout tires) and not one person was burned with a tire between that speech and when he was disposed shows what you're about.

I think it pretty clear that my connections in Haiti and your connections in Haiti are from pretty different social groups. Anyone can see every other thread about Haiti you've been taken to task with all the other Haitians saying you're full of shyt. You say that Aristide PERSONALLLY threatened to kill your father and uncle? Are you gonna claim you ain't part of the Haitian elite then?

You can call it what you want but I know we got different viewpoints and that may have to do with being around different social groups. The poor loved Aristide. Even tho he ain’t really improved their life.

and on Aristide…what kinda ex priest has another priest kidnapped and have people perform orgies in front of said priest? Lol.


And read what I said about papa doc…he was a dictator. Cruel even. But as long as you didn’t talk shyt about him or his govt. you were good. Security was good. No zenglendos….

 

[Professor Emeritus]

You can call it what you want but I know we got different viewpoints and that may have to do with being around different social groups. The poor loved Aristide. Even tho he ain’t really improved their life.

and on Aristide…what kinda ex priest has another priest kidnapped and have people perform orgies in front of said priest? Lol.

You keep pushing the most wild-ass ridiculous stories.

And read what I said about papa doc…he was a dictator. Cruel even. But as long as you didn’t talk shyt about him or his govt. you were good. Security was good. No zenglendos….

Papa Doc and his son absolutely destroyed the lives of the poor. You keep focusing on "security" cause that's all the rich care about, so long as they have "security" then they're fine cause they rich, they don't care if a fascist dictator is fukking over everyone else.

But under the Duvaliers the lives of the poor were absolutely wrecked. They stole land from the poor and gave it away to the military. They killed all the pigs so the poor didn't have a way to make a living anymore. They ran economic projects like dams that enriched the elite while fukking over the poor communities whose land they ruined. They completely ignored health care infrastructure so that Haiti became the epicenter of AIDS and TB. They drove most of the doctors and teachers and anyone with pro-poor ideas out of the country. They took tens of millions of foreign aid meant for the poor and diverted it into their own accounts. And of course they had the Tonton Macoute terrorizing anyone who disagreed with them. You're talking "so long as you didn't talk shyt..." when the body count of people directly killed by his forces has been estimated to be 50,000+.

You're saying "security security!" while ignoring that for regular folk in Haiti, when you favor the military and "security" over the needs of the poor you are KILLING people.

 

[Professor Emeritus]

Arabs migrated to the Caribbeans similar to why any immigrant go somewhere.

Sean Paul has some middle eastern blood I belive. Lots of rich syrians in Trinidad. Carlos slim richest guy in Mexico is Lebanese .

I'm part lebanese, my family went from Lebanon to Haiti first and then part moved to the DR, a lot of Lebanese catholics came to the carribean running from persecution.

Random aside but there a bunch of Lebanese in Liberia too. At least there used to be, I don't know how many stayed after the wars.