June 1, 2019
Michael Collins:
We must understand where PNH Chief Michel Ange Gedeon came from before we can understand the game that is being played.
His philosophical values are deeply rooted in Lavalas, with an ongoing loyalty to Aristide. He makes late night visits to Aristide’s lair in Tabarre, sometimes after 2 A.M. entering the property through a secluded entrance on a side street. On many occasions he participated in Voodoo ceremonies with the Little Priest and his associates. For those familiar with the street, there is a basketball net in the middle of the road, directly in front of this entrance.
Aristide sponsored Gedeon to study at the Inter-American Defense College, an OAS controlled entity. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inter-American_Defense_College
When Privert pirated the Presidency he made no secret of his ultimate goal, the creation of a Lavalas government. During his unconstitutional/illegal retention of the Presidency, Privert injected many time-bombs into the infrastructure inherited by President Jovenel Moise. Thousands of new additions to the civil service, a variety of long-term contracts and one key element, a new Police Chief in the form of Michel Ange Gedeon, with a contract that extended deeply into the Jovenel Moise mandate – July, 2019.
President Moise should have selected his own PNH Director General, who would surround himself with officers loyal to the Moise Presidency. Instead, we have Gedeon, who has built up a team of Lavalas people to cap the PNH infrastructure.
The infection is a deep one.
The American and Canadian embassies, along with other diplomatic representatives, know of Gedeon’s $1,000,000 residence in Coral Springs, and his major accounts with the Bank of America. They know that his family is already in residence there. His children attend school in Coral Springs.
How did he manage this on his PNH wage?
CONTRABAND FROM THE DR IS ONE SOURCE!!
Other, less charitable observers suggest cocaine.
https://www.haitian-truth.org/aristidelavalas-chief-of-police-plans-for-retirement-with-1000000-home-in-coral-srings-where-did-those-funds-come-from-and-why-didn%e2%80%99t-americans-question-this/
During the July, 2018 melt-down that saw many businesses attacked and destroyed with Senator Don Kato setting up a warehouse to accommodate looted material (fridges, stoves, TVs, micro-waves, etc) PNH Chief Gedeon used a simple technique.
The demonstrators would gather near the airport and move up Delmas. Then Gedeon, and his staff, would shut off their cell phones so that PNH officers at the scene of the chaos could not obtain proper instructions.
Another ploy people will remember. He said that he kept the PNH in its casernes because “ THEY DIDN’T HAVE FUEL FOR THEIR VEHICLES!”
“Port-au-Prince, le 9 juillet 2018.- Le Directeur général de la Police nationale d’Haïti (PNH) a évoqué le « manque d’effectif » pour justifier la passivité des policiers au moment où des individus s’adonnaient au pillage de certaines entreprises à Pétion-ville et à Delmas, entre autres.
Emeute de l’essence : Le Directeur de la police justifie la passivité de ses agents face aux actes de pillage”
This comment is more suited to the Flintstones than to our professional PNH.
But he said it, and the government tolerated this act of arrogant abandonment of his duties as Director General of our PNH.
During November of 2018 there was a call for trucks to dump loads of rocks at key intersections. Gedeon promised the terrorists there would be no PNH intervention.
And this happened. I can remember being trapped by two strategically placed loads of gravel in front of the Ministry of Agriculture in Damien. Three cars in front of us were burned. We managed to escape down a side road.
https://www.haitian-truth.org/calls-out-for-trucks-to-collect-sable-rocks-to-dump-block-roads-pnh-promises-to-stand-aside/
But that is in the past.
We now have a major crisis that threatens the survival of our Nation!
Two attempts to seat a new government – that of Interim-Prime Minister Lapin – were effectively derailed as four opposition, Lavalas Senators disrupted the Senate sessions. Senators, Don Kato, Beauplan, Pierre and Nenel Cassy abandoned the Democratic process, a process that allows different viewpoints to be expressed and the majority vote respected.
Two disasters and a third session called to approve our new government, scheduled for May 30, 2019. As a precaution against a third assault on Democracy, by Don Kato, Beauplan, Pierre and Nenel Cassy, Senate President Cantave coordinated with PNH Director General Gedeon to ensure a safe and secure meeting of the Senate.
Gedeon promised to have the place saturated with PNH officers from the evening of May 29 through May 30.
May 30 dawned with no PNH presence at the Senate as Don Kato, Beauplan, Pierre and Nenel Cassy arrived, accompanied by over 100 armed terrorists, many carrying illegal assault rifles. The four Senators then set about destroying the electrical hooks up and all furnishings, making any use of the facility impossible.