Haitian Crisis - Organized Crime, Cannibalism, Election Problems And Foreign Interventions

Here is an article saying the capital of Haiti smells of death. A morgue director states what is happening now is unprecedented and corpses are being eaten by dogs and covered up by sheets.

Haitians shot dead in street and there’s no one to take the corpses away​

PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti — On a ride through the gang-controlled streets of Haiti’s capital on Friday, past an improvised barricade, the motorcycle taxi reached a crossroad. First came the smell — of something burning. Then, the sight: a corpse, charred black, lying in the middle of street, its bones and feet sticking out of the pile of ash.

The night before, Jimmy Boursiquot, a carpenter who lives nearby, heard two gunshots. Peering carefully out his window, checking his watch — it was 8:24 p.m. — he saw two men drive away, leaving the body behind, not far from a university administration office and one of Haiti’s largest telecommunications companies. A few hours later, he said, the men returned and burned the remains.

The streets of Port-au-Prince reek with the stench of the dead.

It’s a grisly new marker of the violence and dysfunction in this beleaguered Caribbean nation of 11 million people. In the absence of a functioning state, violent armed gangs have taken control of more than 80 percent of the capital, the United Nations estimates. Gunfire crackles at all hours. Residents who dare leave their homes stumble across bodies that have been left where they fell.

Port-au-Prince reached a high of 92 degrees on Friday. The smell of decaying corpses, human rights activists say, has driven some people from their homes. Others have taken it upon themselves to move or burn the bodies. Because who else will?

Even before the past week, public services in the city were sharply limited. Trash piled up in its slums; cholera had resurfaced. The gangs terrorized the population with systematic rape, indiscriminate kidnapping and mass killing, all with impunity.

Then attacks on two of the city’s largest prisons last weekend freed thousands of inmates, including some of the country’s most notorious criminals. Now the gangs, reinforced by returning comrades, have attacked the city’s airport and main port. They’ve torched at least a dozen police stations.

Intense fighting erupted Friday night between the gangs and police in the Champs de Mars, the largest park in downtown Port-au-Prince. Gangs threw Molotov cocktails at the interior ministry headquarters and fired gunshots at the presidential palace.

Hospitals are closed; security forces are hard to come by. The prime minister, traveling abroad to rally support for an international police force, was unable this week to return to the country.

The gangs are in control.

One morgue director said he has received 20 calls in the past week from residents asking him to pick up bodies. Four calls came in on Friday, Lyonel Milfort said. He has refused all of them.

With gangs barricading the streets, Milfort said, venturing out has been impossible. Other morgues have come under attack, he said, and he doesn’t want to risk the lives of his staff.

Milfort has been in the business since 2002. Violence has forced him to halt operations before, for one or two days — but never, he said, for an entire week.

“What I’m witnessing today is unprecedented. It’s been too long,” he said. “It’s heartbreaking to go around and see bodies being eaten by dogs and see the corpses covered with sheets.”

Romain Le Cour, a political scientist who has conducted research in Port-au-Prince in recent weeks, said the unretrieved bodies reflect “extremely high levels of violence, extreme pressure on the population and a feeling of hopelessness and abandonment.”

Le Cour, a senior expert with the Global Initiative Against Transnational Organized Crime, described the violence and instability as among the worst Haiti has suffered in decades. The 2010 earthquake left 220,000 people dead, but there was a national and international response to give Haitians a sense that the crisis was met with action, Le Cour said.

“Right now, what is terrible is the sense of abandonment. You have no one to turn to,” he said. Prime Minister Ariel Henry has been silent. Haitians don’t even know where he is; with the airport under attack as he was attempting to return from Kenya, he flew instead on Tuesday to Puerto Rico.

“You have to do what you have to do,” Le Cour said. “But you have to do it alone.”

“The person who speaks the most in Haiti right now,” he said, is Jimmy “Barbecue” Chérizier, “which is insane.” The former police officer, now the country’s most powerful gang leader, has issued Henry an ultimatum: resign or face a civil war.

The presidency has been vacant since the still-unsolved 2021 assassination of Jovenel Moïse; the National Assembly has been empty since the last lawmakers’ terms expired last year. That leaves Henry, unelected and unpopular, to lead what remains of the government.

For the past year, U.S. officials have pressed the 74-year-old neurosurgeon to work with a transitional council to help bring elections, a senior State Department official told The Washington Post, but he has shown an “unwillingness to cede real power.” Last week, the U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, Linda Thomas-Greenfield, and Caribbean Community leaders urged Henry once again to make concessions.

At the end of the meeting, the official said, a statement was issued “that gave Haitians the erroneous impression that the international community supported Henry staying in power until 2025, which may have exacerbated other factors and contributed to the out-of-control gang violence that we see today.”

As the violence this week became “untenable,” the official said, the United States and Caricom proposed an expedited transition of power in which a transitional council would appoint an interim prime minister and Henry would step down. Henry would not be involved in the organization of that body, the official said, a key change in the U.S. stance toward him.

Henry has not yet publicly accepted the proposal. The official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity under State Department rules, said the conversations with him are ongoing.

While the prime minister remained in Puerto Rico, people here began re-emerging from their homes on Friday in search of food and fuel. Cars and small buses returned to the streets. The few gas stations that were open saw lines stretching for several blocks long. At a street market, a man in a police uniform could be seen exchanging gas with a resident, an apparent sign of an emerging black market for fuel. The only other police officers visible were guarding the shuttered airport.

Late Sunday morning, Jonathan Lindor passed by three corpses lying side by side in the road. They had been men, the 27-year-old said, and around his age. Each had been bleeding, apparently from bullet wounds.

All were barefoot. In Haiti, it’s not unusual for a killer to remove victims’ shoes after shooting them.

“I didn’t eat meat for the rest of the day,” Lindor said.

He returned to the area on Wednesday. Neighbors, unable to bear the stench, had burned the remains. Another witness said the group eventually placed the remains in a ravine.

“The smell is untenable,” Lindor said. “We don’t know who can pick them up, so people don’t have any other choice than to burn them.”

The residents, Lindor said, were part of a neighborhood vigilante group — a mix of off-duty police officers and civilians, often armed with machetes or knives, who take turns watching the neighborhood.

Lindor had seen bodies burned on the streets of his city before, including during last year’s Bwa Kale movement, when large vigilante groups hunted down and killed alleged gang members. But he had never before seen conditions this dire, with an absent government leaving citizens to clear the streets of corpses themselves.

“You cannot sleep in peace,” Lindor said.
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SentinentCloud said:
i have powerleved a little bit before about haiti, but yes, this place is cursed, it will NEVER change, and i believe tehre is soemthing even darker than mere niggers about that country
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The Clintons' history with Haiti dates back to their 1975 honeymoon, when they met a voodoo priest.

Its funny how people in this thread are singing the praises of the Dominican Republic, which is also a shithole. The logic it seems is because they mixed in other, slightly superior darkies and are thus genetically destined to be civilized compared to the people 2.5 shades darker on the other half of the island? Also, the French were ineffective/incompetent colonialists but in terms of cruelty do not even hold a candle to the Belgians and Germans.

The DR never revolted against slavery and have been rewarded by their western masters for being good little foot stools. In every region with lots of shittty, fucked up countries there is usually one exceptional one that seems to be able to maintain order, security, and a standard of living incomparable to the savages of the same dark color surrounding them. But why? Because the US props them up, thats why.

Compared to the support that the DR has enjoyed, Haiti has been sanctioned, boycotted, and treated as a vessel for money laundering by the US government and Clinton foundation. I havent bothered to research the conspiracy theories about the CIA and/or Clinton-directed assassinations or the organ harvesting but it certainly wouldnt be out of character.

I remember after the earthquake in Haiti it seemed like a mad dash for The Clintons, various NGOs, and American celebrities to go down there in order to raise money for their foundations to either charge the US government for a contract/ just funnel the money directly to themselves, get footage of them scowling dramatically surrounded by grateful niggers, setting up shots of them helping people of of rubble, and also raping/kidnapping nigger babies for human trafficking.
 
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Yep. Figured that was the case. So I'm not shocked that this is happening. My predictions on outcome is some non us backed faction will take power and act as a Seat for Russia to hold a base close to usa. Cuban missile crisis 2.0 minus nukes. Somehow this will be blamed on Trump even though I have no idea if any us intervention is even remotely part of this to blame. Only us intervention I know of is when the Earthquake happened a bunch of Hollywood people and professional uncle Tom rucka rucka Ali made charity music. Either way it's going be a shit show.



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SentinentCloud said:
i have powerleved a little bit before about haiti, but yes, this place is cursed, it will NEVER change, and i believe tehre is soemthing even darker than mere niggers about that country
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You know, people here are saying niggers this and niggers that, its niggers. Plenty of them in African nations, and plenty of those nations are doing fine enough, all things considered.

Yet this one little nation, not very old, is plagued with constant failures. Not normal failures either, but strangely dark shit always seems to come out. We already have cannibalism reports for fucks sake.

There is something very wrong with that place, and I think the whites they slaughtered did the whole "indian burial ground" shit but the white version, so it actually works.
 
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Ingmar Aspergman said:
Has this been going on for a while because at 2:16 there’s the same photo used in the OP, but this video is 10 months old.
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Yes, Haiti has been the focus of multiple UN mandates and the usual NGO enrichment. Too bad for Haiti that shit started getting real right about when Ukraine started to get all the gibs.
 
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Claims of cannibalism taking place in Haiti appear to be true.

Gangs do this to assert dominance apparently?

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Manu7 said:
I feel bad for the Dominicans that'll have to deal with an invasion of nigger "refugees" while having half of the civilized world telling them to stop being racist for even having concerns about their own country.
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They (the Dominicans) started building a massive border wall a few years back. Here's a Bloomberg article that talks about it.

Another article from Reuters provides more information about the wall itself.

The 20-centimetre-thick concrete wall topped by a metal mesh will be 3.9 meters (12.8 ft) high and will have fiber optics for communications, movement sensors, cameras, radars and drones.
The project also includes the construction of 70 watchtowers and 41 access gates for patrolling.
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I don't know if they have all of it complete, but they might want to speed up the work. They've always had to deal with Haitians sneaking across the border to some extent, but they usually round them up and kick them out. Unlike the US, the Dominicans don't have bleeding hearts and want as little to do with Haiti as possible as at one point in their history, Haiti invaded and occupied their country.
 
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mister fireworks said:
Its funny how people in this thread are singing the praises of the Dominican Republic, which is also a shithole. The logic it seems is because they mixed in other, slightly superior darkies and are thus genetically destined to be civilized compared to the people 2.5 shades darker on the other half of the island? Also, the French were ineffective/incompetent colonialists but in terms of cruelty do not even hold a candle to the Belgians and Germans.

The DR never revolted against slavery and have been rewarded by their western masters for being good little foot stools. In every region with lots of shittty, fucked up countries there is usually one exceptional one that seems to be able to maintain order, security, and a standard of living incomparable to the savages of the same dark color surrounding them. But why? Because the US props them up, thats why.
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Compared to developed countries, sure it’s a shithole. Compared to Haiti the Dominican Republic is Atlantis. DR has some blacks, most of them afrolatino, but it doesn’t have the tribal chimping that Haiti always suffered from. True it’s not had 125 years of indemnity payments Haiti had forced on it, because there was no slave revolt for the ”western masters” to punish. DR never had a large slave population, it wasn’t a big densely-populated plantation like Haiti was. Livestock & ranching was the DR’s backbone, not cash crops, so it doesn’t have many blacks. They have half as many as a percentage of population as the US does and have a comparatively homogenous creole culture. It’s gotten a lot of US backing and intervention, okay, so has Haiti.

Seems like you’re trying to take a mess France created & pin it on the US with CIA boogeymen behind every bush. France still refuses to return any of the billions of dollars it extorted from Haiti. It’s a Reed Richards level stretch trying to pin Haiti’s condition & Moise assassination on the USA. Yay, more costly intervention & refugee crises! Basic ”cui bono“ here. Moise was investigating prominent Haitian businessmen involved with drugs & weapons trafficking. I wonder who might’ve paid to have him killed? Must’ve been the CIA, organ harvester illuminati, Big Adrenochrome, and Bono from U2.
 
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SentinentCloud said:
i have powerleved a little bit before about haiti, but yes, this place is cursed, it will NEVER change, and i believe tehre is soemthing even darker than mere niggers about that country
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I mean.... Apparently they did make a deal with the devil to get the French out and theycelebrate that deal.... That's not great.

Seriously that's never EVER worked out. Always short term "benefits" for damnation. (The cool thing is Jesus has the final say so you can repent. Do not treat it like a revolving door it stains the soul)
 
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NvII iS 8ulLt f0R 88C said:
I don't like historical determinism, but it was obvious from the start that Haiti would be a shithole
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This is the dumbest take ever. Everyone, pre-WWII who wrote about Haiti both pre-nogging and post, said that Haiti got the better half of Hispaniola. Better ports, better weather with less yearly hurricane rape, better plantation locations, less malaria. The fact the Dominicans managed to turn their half into a functional (for spics) livable (for spics) place while Haiti is a cannibal infested murderrapefest is 100% down to Nogs being Nogs.

....Ok, they were nogs that got Frenched so its not JUST race.

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Haiti is probably the best example of race realism in action.

Take an island.

Cut it in half.

Put 100% hardcore nogs on one side of the island.

Put some nogs on the other side of the island and mix them with a touch of natives and 70% Hispanics/whites.

Stir for about two centuries and you’re just about ready to look at the results.

Which part of the island is politically stable, relatively peaceful and prosperous?

Which part is a goddamned nightmare of violence, constant coups, gangs running entire cities and such a shithole that even their PRIME MINISTER doesn’t feel safe and refuses to step foot there.

Or maybe I’m just a brain dead racist, and it’s all whiteys fault, colonialism, blah blah and stuff that happened two centuries ago.
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P. much this. Haiti should be better off than DR.
 
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mister fireworks said:
Its funny how people in this thread are singing the praises of the Dominican Republic, which is also a shithole.
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The Dominican republic is a typical banana republic, no one is saying its some lofty beacon of civilization or civil order, except as in comparison to Haiti.

The praise for the DR is 100% down to:
1) You can make a direct, nearly 1 to 1, comparison between "This is what happens when you give something nice to blacks" because you can see the difference between Nogdom and even the semblance of civilization.
2) While the DR is third world, its nice enough for a vacation.
 
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