Nov 20, 2017
The first article has hundreds marching while the second has thousands.
With a couple of keyboard strokes a reporter transmits false reality to Outer Mongolia and New York, creating “History,” a history that can help or damage Haiti. Amy Willenz was said to have used this concept as an Aristide supporter, before the pair fell out. She could take a crowd of 2,000 and with a couple of clicks create a 200,000 event for Aristide, placing her reputation on the line.
But there were few outsiders to witness reality so exaggeration could become a permanent fact..
The Beauplan PETROCRIBE dossier is reported as “fact,” with no comment upon the challenges. In other words, a government commission says there was vast theft of PETROCARIBE funds, therefore it must be true.
Neither reporter went behind the scenes to hear that the demonstrators were paid for their actions. No one ever does this and this fact is the fault of the Haitian authority, an authority that should ensure these journalists are aware of the facts.
At the moment, as in the past, foreign journalists are only cultivated by our opposition elements.
Aristide/Lavalas are masters at the Game!
You should take a moment and click on the 2 articles. The Al Jazeera item has a wildly biased video clip.
Both articles mirror the opposition claims. The government is obviously not in the media Game.
“Hundreds of Haitians protest government corruption”
http://www.digitaljournal.com/news/world/hundreds-of-haitians-protest-government-corruption/article/507965 http://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/world/hundreds-of-haitians-protest-government-corruption-9419860
“HAITI: Massive rallies call for Jovenel Moise to step down”
TERESA BO IS WAY OFF BASE IN HER REPORTING. SHE SEEMS TO HAVE TAKEN A TOTALLY ANTI-GOVERNMENT VIEWPOINT IN HER REPORTING THAT IS OUT OF STEP WITH REALITY. IS SHE BEING PAID BY THE LOCAL OPPOSITION?
Haiti police accused of executing civilians
by Teresa Bo
18 Nov 2017
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The deaths of multiple civilians in a police operation Port-au-Prince has shocked local residents as the government battles gangs in the wake of UN peacekeeper departure one month ago.
A police operation that ended in a school in Haiti’s capital, Port-au-Prince, has left at least seven civilians dead.
Residents say the number is higher and that some were executed by the police.
The accusations of rights abuses come as Haiti re-establishes its armed forces after the withdrawal of UN peacekeepers.
Al Jazeera’s Teresa Bo reports from Port-au-Prince.
What is the problem with Al Jazeera?
No mention of the facts.Police lured into school and told no one was there by Director.
PNH officers assaulted by a team of terrorists, 2 of which had AK47 assault rifles. 2 police killed, 5 wounded. A number of gang members killed. One civilian also killed.The gang members assassinated the PNH officers, not the other way around.