Haitian President Jovenel Moise has been assassinated
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Pennies on the dollar, thanks to Haiti but they rather punishment us instead
If not from da Ayisyen people themselves, it's pointless reading any info regarding this coming from da US as it'll only be str8 propaganda & lies.
Colombian daily El Tiempo said that it had seen confidential documents that named the Colombian suspects. The paper's research suggests that four of them flew from Colombia to the Dominican Republic on 4 June.
They crossed by land from there into Haiti two days later. The two countries share the island of Hispaniola.
According to El Tiempo, Colombian intelligence has seen photos posted on social media by members of the group, showing them posing at a popular tourist spot in the Dominican Republic.
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-latin-america-57766749
Family of U.S. Suspect in Haiti Assassination: He’s a Loving, ‘Nice Guy’ Who’s ‘Always Joking’
Joseph Odelyn/APA family member of James Solages, one of the two American citizens implicated in the assassination of Haitian President Jovenel Moïse, described Solages as a funny, hardworking, and family-loving man, and said that news of his alleged involvement in the attack came as a complete...
The plot thickens.
I'm very intrigued by this latest development.
Let's see if they're able to be proven factual.
If they were set up, the LOOMING question becomes by whom and why?
the real kicker would be knowing these guys were also setup to take the fall, 2 plots going at once, the real shooters already left the scene
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'We need help': Haiti's interim leader requests US troops
PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti (AP) — Haiti’s interim government said it asked the U.S. to deploy troops to protect key infrastructure as it tries to stabilize the country and prepare the way for elections in the aftermath of President Jovenel Moïse’s assassination.
“We definitely need assistance and we’ve asked our international partners for help,” Interim Prime Minister Claude Joseph told The Associated Press in a phone interview late Friday. “We believe our partners can assist the national police in resolving the situation.”
The stunning request for U.S. military support recalled the tumult following Haiti’s last presidential assassination, in 1915, when an angry mob dragged President Vilbrun Guillaume Sam out of the French Embassy and beat him to death. In response, President Woodrow Wilson sent the Marines into Haiti, justifying the American military occupation — which lasted nearly two decades — as a way to avert anarchy.
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'We need help': Haiti's interim leader requests US troops
Haiti’s interim government says it has asked the U.S. and U.N. to deploy troops to protect key infrastructure as it tries to stabilize the country and prepare the way for elections following President Jovenel Moïse’s assassination.
apnews.com
As more details emerged of a killing that increasingly has taken the air of murky, international conspiracy involving a Hollywood actor, a shootout with gunmen holed up in a foreign embassy and a private security firm operating out of a cavernous warehouse in Miami.
Among those arrested are two Haitian Americans, including one who worked alongside Sean Penn following the nation’s devastating 2010 earthquake. Police have also detained or killed what they described as more than a dozen “mercenaries” who were former members of Colombia’s military.
Some of the suspects were seized in a raid on Taiwan’s Embassy where they are believed to have sought refuge. National Police Chief Léon Charles said another eight suspects were still at large and being sought.
The attack, which took place at Moïse’s home before dawn Wednesday, also seriously wounded his wife, who was flown to Miami for surgery. Joseph said he has spoken to the first lady but out of respect for her mourning has not inquired about the attack.
Colombian officials said the men were recruited by four companies and traveled to the Caribbean nation in two groups via the Dominican Republic. U.S.-trained Colombian soldiers are heavily sought after by private security firms and mercenary armies in global conflict zones because of their experience in a decades-long war against leftist rebels and powerful drug cartels.
In an unexplainable twist would’ve surely outed any highly sensitive mission, some of the men posted on Facebook photos of themselves visiting the presidential palace and other tourist spots in the Dominican Republic, which shares Hispaniola Island with Haiti.
The sister of one of the dead suspects, Duberney Capador, told the AP that she last spoke to her brother late Wednesday — hours after Moïse’s murder — when the men, holed up in a home and surrounded, were desperately trying to negotiate their way out of a shootout.
“He told me not to tell our mother, so she wouldn’t worry,” said Yenny Capador, fighting back tears.
It’s not known who masterminded the attack. And numerous questions remain about how the perpetrators were able to penetrate the president’s residence posing as U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration agents, meeting little resistance from those charged with protecting the president.
Capador said her brother, who retired from the Colombian army in 2019 with the rank of sergeant, was hired by a private security firm with the understanding he would be providing protection for powerful individuals in Haiti.
Capador said she knew almost nothing about the employer but shared a picture of her brother in a uniform emblazoned with the logo of CTU Security — a previously unknown company based in Doral, a Miami suburb popular with Colombian migrants.
The wife of Francisco Uribe, who was among those arrested, told Colombia’s W Radio that CTU offered to pay the men about $2,700 a month — a paltry sum for a dangerous international mission but far more than what most of the men, non-commissioned officers and professional soldiers, earned from their retirement pensions.
Uribe is under investigation for his alleged role in the murder of an unarmed civilian in 2008 that he tried to present as someone killed in combat, part of a spate of thousands of extrajudicial killings that rocked Colombia’s U.S.-trained army more than a decade ago.
CTU Security was registered in 2008 and lists as its president Antonio Intriago, who is also affiliated with several other Florida-registered entities, some of them since dissolved, including the Counter Terrorist Unit Federal Academy, the Venezuelan American National Council and Doral Food Corp.
CTU’s website lists two addresses, one of which was a gray-colored warehouse that was shuttered Friday with no sign indicating who it belonged to. The other was a small suite under a different company’s name in a modern office building a few blocks away. A receptionist at the office said Intriago stops by every few days to collect mail and hold meetings. Intriago, who is Venezuelan, did not return phone calls and an email seeking comment.
“We are the ones who are most interested in clarifying what happened, so that my brother’s reputation does not remain like it is,” said Capador. “He was a humble, hard-working man. He had honors and decorations.”
Besides the Colombians, among those detained by police were two Haitian Americans.
Investigative Judge Clément Noël told Le Nouvelliste that the arrested Americans, James Solages and Joseph Vincent, said the attackers originally planned only to arrest Moïse, not kill him. Noël said Solages and Vincent were acting as translators for the attackers, the newspaper reported Friday.
Solages, 35, described himself as a “certified diplomatic agent,” an advocate for children and budding politician on a now-removed website for a charity he started in 2019 in south Florida to assist resident of his home town of Jacmel, on Haiti’s southern coast.
He worked briefly as a driver and bodyguard for a relief organization set up by Penn following a magnitude 7.0 earthquake that killed 300,000 Haitians and left tens of thousands homeless. He also lists as past employers the Canadian Embassy in Haiti. His Facebook page, which was also taken down following news of his arrest, features photos of armored military vehicles and a shot of himself standing in front of an American flag.
Calls to the charity and Solages’ associates went unanswered. However, a relative in south Florida said Solages doesn’t have any military training and doesn’t believe he was involved in the killing.
“I feel like my son killed my brother because I love my president and I love James Solages,” Schubert Dorisme, whose wife is Solages’ aunt, told WPLG in Miami.
Joseph refused to finger any attackers but said that Moïse had earned numerous enemies while attacking powerful oligarchs who for years profited from overly generous state contracts.
Some of those elite insiders are now the focus of investigators, with authorities asking that presidential candidate and well-known businessman Reginald Boulos and former Senate president Youri Latortue meet with prosecutors early next week for questioning. No further details were provided and none of the men have been charged.
Analysts say whoever plotted the brazen attack likely had ties to a criminal underworld that has flourished in recent years as corruption and drug trafficking have become entrenched. Even before Moïse’s murder, Port-au-Prince already had been on edge due to the growing power of gangs that displaced more than 14,700 people last month alone as they torched and ransacked homes in a fight over territory.
Prosecutors also want to interrogate members of Moïse’s security detail, including the president’s security coordinator, Jean Laguel Civil, and Dimitri Hérard, the head of the General Security Unit of the National Palace.
“If you are responsible for the president’s security, where have you been?,” Port-au-Prince prosecutor Bed-Ford Claude was quoted as telling French-language newspaper Le Nouvelliste. “What did you do to avoid this fate for the president?”
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Listening to NPR, they were saying none of the security guards were wounded. This can mean a few things, definitely an inside job and guards allowed the assassins to pass, Or no guards there any way, Or the guard themselves carried out the killing. If an outsider got in unseen is one thing, but to get out unscathed after making a commotion shooting hubby and wife, quite the other. The children heard the shooting and hid, which means they were not using silencers and any security in the area would've heard the shooting. There was no shootout at the presidents home was there? The articles/media read as if the shootout was occurring at his home, but probably isn't. You have to be some kind of extra extra fool to kill a president and not leave the country immediately afterwards. Like shoot and head to the boat or plane, doesn't appear this happened. Why are civilians escorting prisoners? WTF is going on there. Shit looks like the Passion of the Christ. When typing "Haitian President Assassination" in google, you will see there are tons of headlines with no clear single source of truth. They are grasping at straws and we will not hear the truth and if we do, we won't know its the truth. I don't know shit about this president. Maybe he deserved it, maybe he didn't, but regardless, terrible way to go out. The media, as they always do with people of poorer countries, are only listing his dirt and not his good deeds. I hate to see a nation so close to us, completely surrounded by vibrant tourist industries and business, but the black one...treated like shit and run like shit. As everyone else is saying, this is by design. Cuba they are trying to run into the ground, but Cuba is surrounded by hispanic nations that are willing to help. Haiti..not so much. Even its sister country won't lend it a hand. Fuck the DR!
_'We need help': Haiti's interim leader requests US troops
Haiti’s interim government says it has asked the U.S. and U.N. to deploy troops to protect key infrastructure as it tries to stabilize the country and prepare the way for elections following President Jovenel Moïse’s assassination.
This is not a good look.
Now....it begins.... something stinks badly... brah
The only man with all the answers got his eye blown out of his head!
I believe the Instagram post above in part at least. Them KILL-umbians came in working under the President as a hit squad. Pres security killed him probably for pay from elites who wanted regime change. Security calls them for backup and then puts the deed on them, so of course they flee but don't get far! They needed to be taken alive so there would be someone else to blame!
I believe the Instagram post above in part at least. Them KILL-umbians came in working under the President as a hit squad. Pres security killed him probably for pay from elites who wanted regime change. Security calls them for backup and then puts the deed on them, so of course they flee but don't get far! They needed to be taken alive so there would be someone else to blame!
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Just got back from DR. Shit was wild the morning of…eerie feeling in the air is all I can say. My Haitian friends who work in DR said that they can’t even go back home because it’s martial law, so they are chilling with friends and family in Charamicos in Sosua
Haiti's president killed by foreigners: police
In Haiti, a group of handcuffed men were paraded before the media on Thursday.Suspects, police said, in the assassination of President Jovenel Moise.Authorities called them a commando unit, trained and heavily armed.And said they were all foreigners, including 26 Colombians and two Haitian...
When u want some real scoop, gotta go to the Haitian papis. I'm at my dad's (baz) crew hangout spot. They think it's the Elites (mulattos). There's a group of like 5-10 wealthy families that owns mostly everything worth having in Haiti. They are a mixture of white, Arabs and black. These people usually have all their money in American or European banks. Their kids are in American or European schools. They profit when the country is in disarray. They run the country behind the scenes with connections within the American government. When the president wants to do things for the people, there's issues.
One issue he was trying to change within the constitution this year was that Haitians that don't live in the country full time would be allowed to vote and run for office. America doesn't agree with that, and the ilites don't either. That's one big issue that should happen to help the country get on the right path but that doesn't align with their interests.
These mulattoes don't regard themselves as HAITIAN. They are just there to make money, and fuck the people. AMERICA, put them in charge at the end of the 1933 occupation. This shit might all over the place, just trying to provide some context to this shit.
One issue he was trying to change within the constitution this year was that Haitians that don't live in the country full time would be allowed to vote and run for office. America doesn't agree with that, and the ilites don't either. That's one big issue that should happen to help the country get on the right path but that doesn't align with their interests.
These mulattoes don't regard themselves as HAITIAN. They are just there to make money, and fuck the people. AMERICA, put them in charge at the end of the 1933 occupation. This shit might all over the place, just trying to provide some context to this shit.
And that's exactly why they (mulattos) were gettin' murdered right along with blan during da war for independence. Cause they can't be trusted.
I listened to them break this down on "The Daily". They said that the president was going after the Oligarchs and the reason that they were looking to rewrite the constitution is so the President would actually have more power because right now it looks like he only answers to them. Admittedly, I dont know enough about Haiti and the government to really give any thoughts about this, but just thought I would pass it along.
its much much more complicated than that
right now all you are hearing from most US media are narratives from different factions maneuvering for the approval of France US and multinationals
those factions (most of whom were Moise's opponents) are all now trying to make a martyr of a very unpopular puppet that was never elected,
who disassembled the government and elevated himself to dictator all w/ US approval & protection
why?
because in one fashion or another, they all want be next, they want the US etc to install them to power
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Thanks brother...and thanks to everyone in this thread that have been making posts...im getting an education right now.
I don't know why, but when I see a table full of seized assault rifles and shotguns from a attempted/completed hit, I always focus in on the machetes.
Like, imagining how brutal they was prepared to hack somebody up with the sharp ass cutlasses.
What is going on? What does Haiti offer the US?
i said that earlier, it was too convenient, the real shooters already exited the stage, these guys were the setup to take the fall
This question has been answered multiple times in this thread and you keep asking. So I'm convinced you're just trolling
^ I can't stand people like that. Playing games with serious a serious issue. What a lot of people don't know is, after HAITI won the revolution, they were making their way to the Louisiana territory (some soldiers had already gotten there) to attack France there as well. France knew their best bet was to sell It instead of risking loosing it, so they did and rest is history. After that, Haiti funded or gave weapons to all remaining countries in this Hemisphere to defeat Spain (in their revolutionary wars) as long as they promised to FREE THEIR SLAVES. Several South American countries' flags were created in HAITI ( take that in for second). The history is deep and people need to know it.
All you all are talking about is shit that happened decades/centuries ago and a bunch of modern day conspiracies with no proof.
US involvement in Haiti and it's government isn't a conspiracy. And to think things that happened decades ago as you say has no effect on the state of a country is idiotic.