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  • Deep state manipulations in Haiti: The quiet genocide of the poor black masses

    Ezili Danto | Violence & Peace
    23.03.2017

    Popular former President Aristide survived an assassination attempt this week against the backdrop of increased violence in the world’s first black republic. The mandate of the deeply resented UN occupying force MINUSTAH ends in April and is set to be renewed. The violence is orchestrated to justify continued imperialist intervention that benefits foreigners and their local henchmen.

    Tagged under Violence & Peace Aristide assassination attempt, MINUSTAH, Haiti, U.N. Secretary-General António Guterres, Jovenel Moise

  • Tie your shoe laces Haitians, the battle to free Haiti from US imperialism continues

    Ezili Danto | Popular Participation & Democratization
    08.12.2016

    Outgoing President Michel Martelly's handpicked successor, Jovenel Moïse, won disputed elections setting off protests. If Haitians had a real leader, like Moise Jean Charles, democratically elected, that leader would want to change the economic plundering and looting. This is why the oligarchs pulled out all the stops to put in another Martelly replica. It is going to be another five years of US colonization of Haiti.

    Tagged under Popular Participation & Democratization

  • The death of a colossus: Fidel Castro joins the Ancestors at 90, unbroken, undefeated

    Ezili Danto | Global Pan-Africanism
    01.12.2016

    Despite the obvious propaganda attempting to demonize him, Fidel Castro will always remain an icon, a warrior for the poor and disenfranchised. He will forever be a symbol of revolution against Western imperialism, colonialism, subjugation, human exploitation and profit before people.

    Tagged under Global Pan-Africanism

  • Haiti message to Donald Trump team

    Ezili Danto | Violence & Peace
    29.09.2016

    If Trump can stop a third Obama term; if Trump pledges to Haitian-Americans that when he becomes President he will stop funding the rapist UN troops in Haiti, Haitians who are undecided would vote for him. Trump will get some more Haitian-American votes if he publicly calls to end the UN presence in Haiti and supports free and fair elections.

    Tagged under Violence & Peace South America Haiti, Donald Trump, Hilary Clinton, Barack Obama

  • Haiti continues to resist Barack Obama-installed dictatorship and military occupation

    Ezili Danto | Artificial Intelligence & Technologies
    18.02.2015

    Since January 12, 2015, Michel Martelly has ruled Haiti by decree with US-UN guns backing up his dictatorship. The UN Security council, led by Samantha Powers, the United States Ambassador to the United Nations, recently visited Haiti to legitimize and reinforce their commitment to Martelly over the objections of the people of Haiti.

    Tagged under Artificial Intelligence & Technologies

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