November 24, 2015

Today will see the first of three demonstrations. The other will follow on the 26th and 29th.

Moise Jean-Charles, Celestin, and Aristide will draw people onto the streets by providing food, juice, clairin and the unwritten authority to burn cars, break windshields, attack businesses, burn tires and steal merchandise from poor market ladies along the demonstration routes. The Dominican Cash allows Moise Jean-Charles, Celestin and Aristide the ability to pay each demonstrator 2000 Haitian gourdes – more than many make over a week.

The Dominicans relatively small investment will do much to protect their $500,000,000 marketplace in Haiti.

President Martelly remains in neutral, when he should be counteracting this threat to the Nation’s future. We have 2 basic possibilities. Chaos, violence and disaster, if Martelly remains uninvolved. Or, a positive future if the run-off elections are held with a predictable result – without interference – a Jovenel Moise win!

President Martelly does not like bad news and rejects those who might carry unhappy subjects to him. So, for survival, those who should speak remain mute.

USAID is aware of the millions being poured into Haiti by the Dominican Republic in an effort to derail our electoral process and block the candidacy of Jovenel Moise. The DR sees  him as a threat to their control of Haiti’s massive market. He will generate agricultural projects that will reduce demand for Dominican products.

He might even take a firm stand against the Dominican  criminal deportation of 200,000 people, a major attack on Haiti’s economy. We cannot support 200,000 new mouths..

Already HAITI BROILERS, a Haitian subsidiary of JAMAICA BROILERS, Haiti’s most successful new business, is producing enough eggs to capture 20% of the Dominican egg business.

Intelligence sources suggest a potential attack on the HAITI BROILERS facilities, or actual attacks upon their staff.

Moise Jean-Charles, Aristide, Mirlande Manigat, Celestin, and others are accepting millions from the Dominican Republic.

All demonstrations are being funded by the Dominican Republic.

Without the Dominican Republic’s interference, Haiti would move forward with its life, in a positive manner.

With the Dominican cash, people like Moise Jean-Charles, Celestin and Aristide can foment unrest, violence and chaos – stealing Haiti’s opportunity to move forward.

Whatever gains have been made, will be lost.

Haiti’s students are being drawn into the process and this is an extremely dangerous development. They have been a key to all successful movements, in the past. The students are young, and should be influenced by Martelly but Martelly remains “on holiday.”

This week our intel sources suggest some real violence in Miragoane, Archahie, and elsewhere with explosives and death becoming elements.

The photo at the top of this article is an example of Moise Jean-Charles’ hypocracy. This guy was a paid marcher and was killed with a machete blow by one of Moise Jean-Charles lieutenants.

Soon, more will die.

Gunshots, from within the march, will kill protesters and these deaths will be blamed on the police.

It worked on April 26, 1986, during the march to Fort Dimanche. Terrorists within the crowd shot and stabbed people. This violence was blamed on a handful of FAdH men, guarding Fort Dimanche.

This was the start of Aristide!

The past tends to repeat itself, unless someone forces a new and constructive path.
It is time for Laurent Lamothe to step up and speak for Haiti, and its 10,000,000 unrepresented people.

It is time for MINUSTAH to abandon it $1,000,000,000 per years tourist program and take the streets, in order to preserve order and stability.

MINUSTAH counts on chaos to justify their continued presence, so we are not optimistic.

We cannot allow a minority of 8 control the future of 10,000,000!!

The election must be completed.

The December 27th run-off must be held and the ballots carefully controlled and counted.

Only then will Haiti move forward.

The alternative is a slide into the Abyss.

After the election – the successful presidential candidate must cancel the licences of many media outlets for their continued effort to foment violence and chaos.

This is illegal in civilized countries.

It is also illegal in Haiti!