8 thoughts on “ARISTIDE – LAVALAS – MOPOD – MOO – AND THE USUAL SUSPECTS PLAN TO MURDER MANY BETWEEN NOW AND CHRISTMAS IN THE HOPE OF HAVING MARTELLY GOVERNMENT BLAMED…… FIRST OPERATION PLANNED FOR NOVEMBER 29 WITH MARCH ON AMERICAN EMBASSY…. OPEN PRESS CONFERENCE FOLLOWED BY SECRET MEETING TO CHART STRATEGY.”

  1. I am going to bet that the heavily funded march on our embassy will not amount to much. They have spent a great deal of money and spent a great deal of time and effort on this project but people are tired of the ongoing efforts to destabilise the government of Martelly, without providing any suggestion for and alternative.

    This is standard Aristide/Lavalas psychology.

    They just want to destroy what exists and create chaos.

    Time for the International community to extradite Aristide to Miami for trial in Federal courts for his crimes against the American people.

    When he was negotiating a return from South Africa, he promised to stay out of politics. As usual, his promises were lies.

    Time to neutralize him.

  2. It is sad to have my few compatriots working strongly to destroy what the most possess.

  3. I was one present at the meeting you recall. Moise Jean-Charles, Belizaire, Newton St. Jean and Andre Michel were demanding violence by all.

  4. Aristide awakens and threatens again to disrupt our society. His promis to remain free of politics forgotten as he views the Palace nationale.

  6. ANOTHER BIG FAILURE FOR THE ARISTIDE/LAVALAS GROUP IF THE MEDIA USES THE FOLLOWING WORDS:

    PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti — Haitians are marching in parallel protests in the Caribbean nation’s capital.

    One group that numbered about 600 was heading Friday to the U.S. Embassy to decry what it sees as political interference. Riot police blocked the area.

    A second and smaller group placed a flower in a school yard to mark the anniversary of an election day massacre that took place 26 years ago.

    Some of the protesters displayed banners of former two-time president, Jean-Bertrand Aristide, to show support.

    Haiti has seen a spike in the number of protests in recent months, with a few of them turning violent.

    Demonstrators have objected to the rising cost of living, charges of corruption and legislative and local elections that are two years overdue.

    Read more here: http://www.thestate.com/2013/11/29/3129040/thousands-in-haiti-march-in-parallel.html#storylink=cpy

  7. In other words, if Pierre Richard is correct, not much more than 1,000 marched after weeks of Aristide preparation and a ton of dollars.

    Lavala and Aristide are history. Thry just have not been buried yet.

  8. Manifestation called for Petion-Ville on Decemeber 5.

    No one was there.

    Business as usually.

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