Èzili Dantò's note on: The Plantation Gatekeepers -African Union Denies Haiti Membership

Free Haiti Says to African Union put some pants on and free Gbagbo!

The billionaires of the Caribbean from the Middle East are in Haiti sucking the country dry on behalf of the Eurasians. These plantation gatekeepers dominate the Black majority. They're less than 1percent of the population, but own 98% of Haiti's wealth.

The latest reports indicate that the African Union will deny Haiti membership: “Haiti Is One of Us; It’s Just Not African Enough”

The Plantation Gatekeepers
Haiti is under occupation by The BILLIONAIRES OF THE CARIBBEAN (Plantation Gatekeepers) that OBAMA-CLINTON support in Haiti to dominate the Black majority.

Less than 1% owns 98% of means of production, distribution and wealth in Haiti. 0.5% of Haiti oligarchy, mostly from the South Eurasia (Israel, Syria, Lebanon, Jordan) own 98% of Haiti's wealth. Work for the former slaveholding countries as the middlemen.-- Bigio, Acra, Madsen, Boulos, Brandt, Braum, Apaid... Visit fb link here.

Here's the reason. The bloodsuckers can't stand against, can't leech, if there's authentic Afrikan self love and unity. (See Haiti Oligarchy photo at https://goo.gl/2W9X07

Except for Mugabe, most of the heads of State in the African union are bought off, puppets for Empire. Look how they didn't help Libya or Ivory Coast? Where is the African Union in denouncing the US-EU persecution of the duly elected president Laurent Gbagbo? How could these men call themselves men in the face of the abuse of First Lady Laurent Gbagbo? The question is not that the African Union denied Haiti membership, but why? Follow the dishonor...of the Black self. The mental colonization. White supremacy and Eurasian divide to conquer.

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"Haiti is MORE Afrikan than Africa," that is a common saying.

Haiti was free when most of Africa was still enslaved and colonized.

Haiti is the first nation to abolish slavery, in combat, on the planet. Haiti is the only country to be created from Vodun spiritual combat. Haiti freed South America, giving soldiers, printing press and monies to Bolivar to go free the slaves and nations in the South. Haiti's victory helped destroy the slave trade across the planet as an acceptable means of making profit. So actually, being TOO Afrikan is the reason Haiti is not in the African Union. Not Afrikan enough? That's not the reason Haiti is not admitted to the African Union. Western imperialism is.

Besides, it would be disturbing for Haiti to be part of an AFRICOM expansion. We're already under a US occupation outsourced to UN-MINUSTAH. Haitians must take this down first. Then and only then should a FREE HAITI ally with Afrikan nations, without House Negroes as their puppet presidents.

That means, #FreeHaiti must end the current US occupation of Haiti behind UN mercenary guns, US-EU (Michel Martelly BOID and Guy Phillipe) death squads, the ("white" Blan peyi) Haiti oligarchs (one percenters), fake elections, fake US aid and the NGO poverty pimping charitable industrial complex.

Haiti is under occupation by The BILLIONAIRES OF THE CARIBBEAN (Plantation Gatekeepers) that OBAMA-CLINTON supports in Haiti to dominate the Black majority. Less than 1percent owns 98% of means of production, distribution and wealth in Haiti. The African Union is filled with House Negroes like the one Hillary Clinton put in Haiti - Michel ("wears-a-diaper") Martelly.

President Mugabe and maybe the Eritrean president are the only ones left wearing their own pants after Hillary Clinton and Obama gave air cover to the ISIS terrorists and others to murder President Muammar Gaddafi of Libya. The US has got the UN in Haiti, and part of that UN contingent are personnel from Pakistan and Yemen, places where Obama is conducting drone warfare against ISIS-Al Qaeda terrorist. Why is Yemen and Pakistan in Haiti if these countries are so dangerous. Haiti has less violence than all the Caribbean nations. Does it need to import foreign violence? NO, Haiti has enough issues without the US bringing its ISIS warfare to us, whatsoever.

These global elites from the "Middle East" who Haiti gave asylum to when they were fleeing religious repression, now work for the former slaveholding countries as the middlemen. The USAID subcontractors. They're the mercenary families - Bigio, Acra, Madsen, Mevs, Boulos, Brandt, Braum, Apaid... They're the coup detat/regime change repugnant economic elites making billions with their white masters off Haiti lands, labor, ports, custom houses, consulates and by auctioning off Haiti gold, oil, iridium and other natural resources.

Free Haiti works to end the US occupation behind UN mercenary guns, fake elections, fake aid and the PR of the poverty pimping charitable industrial complex. Desalin's land and people are not for sale.

When the African Union starts taking actions of integrity, like rescuing historian and president, Laurent Gbagbo from the clutches of the European injustice court (International Criminal Court) and protects, his wife, Lady Simone Gbagbo from the imperialist predators, then it shall be closer to a union with the great Ancestors who peopled the planet, and maybe Rebel Haiti.

Èzili Dantò of HLLN, Free Haiti Movement Kanga Mundele, Kanga Bafyòti, Kanga Ndòki, Kango yo! - The Ancestral call that began the Haitian Revolution

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Acts of God and Retribution in Haiti

U.S. funds finally headed to Haiti, 10 months after earthquake Photo: The Associated Press

The American media is playing fast and loose with the facts. They are painting a misleading picture of the situation in Haiti. CBS New's 60 Minutes did a piece this past Sunday which is representative of the propaganda; as was a recent piece by a pool reporter named Steve Tuttle at Newsweek (more about that at Mediahacker).

The 60 Minutes piece was peppered with outright lies and was titled, "Haiti: Frustration and Anger."

The "anger and frustration" of the Haitian people, 1.5 million of whom are still living in filthy, unsanitary, unsafe camps, battered by the elements and forced to face more earthquake, hurricane and tropical storm hazards? The piece features contact with a Haitian family living on a highway medium in Carrefour. It highlights an American doctor, David Walton who has worked with Partners in Health for 13 years. 60 Minutes also interviews former President Bill Clinton. Mr. Clinton says he "loves the place" and he "doesn't want anybody to die because of the floods," describing the earthquake a "natural disaster that hit the country in a highly impacted dense urban area, now it's covered with rubble which has to be cleared as you do the rebuilding, housing always takes the longest."

The piece does not bother to tackle any tough questions. Here are a couple of questions for 60 Minutes:

• Why hasn't Haiti had cholera in almost 60 years?
  This is a surprising fact, in light of the fact that the Bush administration, for political reasons had the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) withhold loans targeted for water infrastructure improvements in the very area where the cholera outbreak started and is spreading from rapidly.
  
  A corollary to that question: Why did the IDB make the Aristide government pay interest on loans his government never received?
  
  *The political reason the U.S. withheld loans: To oust the democratically elected government of Jean-Bertrand Aristide.


• Why does the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) think the cholera is a strain imported from South Asia?


• Why does a Harvard cholera expert, John Mekalanos, think that is is important to know the origin of the cholera strain. Mekalanos says the virulent strain is imported from South Asia.

"John Mekalanos, a cholera expert and chairman of Harvard University's microbiology department, said it is important to know exactly where and how the disease emerged because it is a novel, virulent strain previously unknown in the Western Hemisphere - and public health officials need to know how it spreads."

Experts: Did UN troops infect Haiti?

• 60 Minutes, how did the trash you filmed in the city cause the cholera in the countryside?


• Why didn't 60 Minutes use Google to learn that Bill and Hillary Clinton actually spent their honeymoon in Mexico -- Acapulco, not Haiti. The Clintons had returned from their honeymoon, and visited Haiti a week later. Bill Clinton says so on page 235 of his memoir "My Life."


• Why didn't 60 Minutes ask Mr. Clinton why his wife is blocking aid money to Haiti? She said back in March that Haiti was no more corrupt than any other developing country. Secretary Clinton also stated that she "sent a lot of experts from government agencies here in the U.S." to "work closely" with the Preval government prior to the January quake.


• What's changed since to make the U.S. government put a hold on the aid it pledged in March? Don't they care that most of the victims of the January earthquake are living in intolerable misery?

"As if Haitians living in tents and under scraps of plastic don't have enough to grapple with as a tropical storm bears down and cholera spreads, the U.S. Congress has put up another obstacle to delivering the $1.15 billion in reconstruction money it promised back in March.

The State Department still has to prove the money won't be stolen or misused — not an easy task in a country notorious for corruption.

"Given the weak governmental institutions that existed in Haiti even before the earthquake, Congress wants to be sure we have that accountability in place before these funds are obligated," State Department spokesman P.J. Crowley told The Associated Press."

New Obstacles Stalls Aid Funds for Haiti

The cholera epidemic, UN military occupation and U.S. controlled Haitian government are crippling Haiti's ability to recover from consecutive disasters.
There's a reason why the Haitian government must tread lightly in declaring the cholera epidemic an imported disease (Dr. Alex Larsen, Head of the Haitian Ministry of Health announced that the disease is imported, but did not name the UN's Nepalese base specifically as the source of the contamination).

The Haitian government is submissive to the UN occupiers. MINUSTAH has their boots on the figurative neck of the Haitian population, much the same as the Haitian military did. The internationals believe and authorities in Haiti have vocalized that the tanks and guns of the UN make them the owners of Haiti.

Ward at St. Nicholas Hospital Photo: Georgianne Nienaber

Sources close to the political situation in Haiti say that Preval was hand picked by the Bush administration – probably because they were assured of his compliance to their neoliberal measures. This has been proven true in Preval's actions since taking office as he presided over the privatization of most government owned services. Preval used his veto power to rebuff a modest raise of the minimum wage – which is USD $3.049 a day or about 38 cents an hour for an 8 hour day as of February 24, 2010.

The majority of the Haitian Parliament is made up of officials who were part of the U.S. installed puppet government of (U.S. citizen from Boca Raton, Florida) Gerard LaTortue. Wyclef Jean's uncle Raymond Joseph was one such Haitian official fronting for Bush in Haiti. Preval did not make any changes to the parliament's makeup when he assumed the Haitian presidency.

The Haitian diaspora and Haitians suffering in the camps are fed up with the Preval government and they want change. They blame the Haitian government's "incompetence" and "lack of compassion" for the desperate situation on the ground. However, Haitians should be aware, as outlined above, that the weak Haitian government in place now wasn't chosen to represent Haitians. It was chosen to represent the interests of the international community. A weak Haitian government suits the corporatist agenda just fine.

The Haitian government is just a pawn used to break the will of the Haitian people. The Haitian population has demonstrated for and died in great numbers since the first U.S. sponsored coup in 1991 to support of a real democracy in Haiti. Democracies in developing countries is anathema to the neoliberal agenda of the corporatist elite that run the G-20 major economies of the world.

The Obama administration's Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton is of two minds about the "corruption" in Haiti. Sometimes she thinks that it doesn't represent a substantial obstacle ("We see that all over the world. It is not, by any means, unique to Haiti. I have seen it in every setting and on every continent that I have visited."), other times her State Department is so concerned about the aid money being "stolen" and "misused" that they must put a hold on it.

Truth be told, the State Department is not very concerned about Haitians and their plight. What really matters is whether the U.S. will get the bang for the bucks that they and their allies, particularly France and Canada, have invested in the November 28 "selections" in Haiti. The U.S. alone has 10 million in the pot.

Finally, after over ten months of waiting for aid money, the government of Haiti, to its credit has sought aid from Europe. It's a long shot since Secretary Clinton has in no uncertain terms asked U.S. allies to withhold funds from Haiti.

"The Secretary of State told the U.N. conference in March that if the effort to rebuild was "slow or insufficient, if it is marked by conflict, lack of coordination or lack of transparency, then the challenges that have plagued Haiti for years could erupt with regional and global consequences."

Nearly all the countries present at that conference have been slow in delivering on their promises since."

Some US rebuilding money finally headed to Haiti

In a recent development, AP's Jonathan Katz reports that more than ten months after the quake, the U.S. State Department has finally released $120 million in aid for rubble removal, housing, education and Haitian government budget support.

Haitians are too quick to hand the U.S., France, Canada and their allies more ammunition to continue to keep Haiti subservient by joining in on the chorus that blames the Haitian government alone for the worsening catastrophe in Haiti.

It was the international community and their proxy, the UN which brought this cholera plague to Haiti. It was the U.S. which left Haiti vulnerable by pressuring the IDB to withhold loans that were targeted for improving the water infrastructure in Haiti. They worked with the morally bankrupt private sector run by Haiti's mafia families and renegade military to oust the democratically elected government of Aristide, twice! It was they, who forced neoliberal policies down Haiti's throat which has continuously kept Haiti in debt and dependency and lead to Haiti's inability to feed its people and the loss of over 300,000 jobs for subsistence farmers... forcing many of them to immigrate to the crowded capital of Port-au-Prince where they perished in the devastating earthquake.

Haiti is unofficially a "protectorate," of the U.S. and the "NGO nation" the U.S. has created since the orchestration of two coups that ousted Haiti's democratically elected government. The Haitian government has very little authority. Most social services are provided by the Non-governmental agencies (NGO), who grow more and more arrogant and dismissive of the Haitian government every day.

If Haiti's government was stronger (and had more support from Haitians), maybe they would be empowered to hold free and fair elections where every party is allowed to participate, including the majority party, Lavalas. This could be a way to keep Haiti from being made an official "protectorate" of the U.S. Of course, that is not the only way.

Haiti's government cannot continue to be weakened... supporting the government could be a way to force the UN to get out of Haiti at the end of their current "mandate." It was a certainty on October 15 this year that the U.S. run Security Council would renew the occupation.

We cannot continue to give the U.S. the excuse it seeks to make Haiti a protectorate.

If and when that (officially) happens, the U.S. (and their allies) will probably release all the aid funds they've been withholding. The bad guys would have won because they will have broken the will of a population which seeks to be free. Haitians want a real democracy. They do not want the current system where a tiny minority of greedy families own 80% of the country's wealth and resources, refusing to allow the population to have a chance to have a dream for equality, justice and a chance for advancement in a free society, where one man, one vote makes for a real democracy. It is corrupt, inhumane and evil U.S. foreign policy which is keeping that dream deferred for all Haitians.

The plan for Haiti (as often vocalized by ex-president Bill Clinton, head of the IHRC and his wife Secretary of State Hillary Clinton) is to continue on the path of making Haiti into a heaven for corporations who will supply low-wage sweatshop menial jobs that offer no chance for workers to build a future, and to make Haiti an island "vacation paradise."

What about Haitians? Where is their paradise? This is their country. Haitians want more for their children. They want more for their country.

The Interim Haiti Reconstruction Commission (IHRC) is unconstitutional. The Haitian parliament should not have subverted the will of the Haitian people by approving its formation. The makeup of the Commission is illegal, because foreigners cannot govern in Haiti.

In the final analysis, the real sin of Haiti was that they were the first ever successful slave rebellion. They established the first free country in this hemisphere. Haitians conquered the white supremacists and are this hemisphere's first black republic.

Will Haitians ever stop paying for being the victors over the white supremacists?

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