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K Boukadia, Unmasked retweeted
‼️ salvadoran president bukele tweeted scripture in defense of his military occupation of haiti.
please understand how chilling it is to see a fascist ruler of a nearby land quoting bible verses—in your country-exclusive language—to call you wicked and profess to be the cure
ALT 2 Chronicles 7 verse 14, part of a passage on “God’s Second Appearance to Solomon” in the NRSVUE: If my people who I called by my name, humble themselves, pray, seek my face, and turn from their wicked ways, then I will hear from heaven and will forgive their sin and heal their land.
K Boukadia, Unmasked retweeted
In 2019, the Western media told you Evo Morales was ousted by a "pro-democracy uprising" because he "stole an election."
Let’s look at the material reality of what the empire actually did to Bolivia’s first Indigenous president.
Evo’s unforgivable sin was not electoral fraud. It was lithium.
Bolivia sits on the largest lithium reserves on earth—the exact mineral Silicon Valley and the US military-industrial complex desperately need to build electric vehicle batteries and advanced weaponry.
For 500 years, the imperial playbook in Latin America was simple: extract the raw materials for pennies, leave the locals in poverty, and sell the finished products back to them at a massive markup.
Evo said no.
He nationalized the country's natural gas and mining sectors. He lifted millions of Indigenous people out of extreme poverty. And when it came to lithium, he refused to let US corporations strip-mine it and export it raw. He demanded that Bolivia build its own battery factories, partnering with whoever offered the best technology transfer for the Bolivian people.
So the empire deployed its 21st-century hybrid war toolkit.
The US-backed Organization of American States (OAS) published a highly irregular report claiming there were "irregularities" in the election. Mainstream media outlets instantly screamed "fraud," ignoring the fact that independent researchers from MIT later mathematically debunked the OAS claims, proving there was no statistical evidence of a stolen election.
But the empire didn't need evidence. It needed a pretext.
The Bolivian military, taking cues from Washington, forced Evo onto a plane to Mexico. They installed an uneased interim president who marched into the presidential palace holding a giant Bible, declaring to the cameras: "God has returned to this house."
Her security forces immediately turned their weapons on the Indigenous working class, massacring dozens of unarmed protesters in the streets of Sacaba and Senkata.
And then, the imperial center got sloppy.
Months later, when a user on Twitter pointed out that the US orchestrated the coup to secure Bolivia's lithium for the electric vehicle market, Elon Musk—the ultimate face of the Western tech elite—replied with a stunning confession:
"We will coup whoever we want! Deal with it."
They didn't overthrow Evo Morales to save democracy. They overthrew him to secure the supply chain for Tesla.
You can wave a Bible in the presidential palace. You can massacre the Indigenous working class in the streets.
But you cannot wash the blood off the batteries.
K Boukadia, Unmasked retweeted
En República Dominicana, ser negro parece ser suficiente para ser considerado haitiano. El color de piel se ha convertido en motivo de sospecha, persecución y detenciones migratorias
K Boukadia, Unmasked retweeted
Haiti has been colonized for decades. GWBush kidnapped Aristide. Hillary Clinton forced an election do over. Eric Prince is killing hundreds of Haitian civilians with drones. UN occupation gave thousands of people cholera. Gilley’s sick fantasy has been fulfilled many times over.
It’s time to colonize Haiti. My essay today.
spectator.com/article/its-ti…
K Boukadia, Unmasked retweeted
The most honest statement ever made about Cuba policy came from a State Department memo in 1960, written before the sanctions were fully implemented.
The memo, written by Deputy Assistant Secretary of State Lester Mallory, stated that the U.S. should pursue a policy to bring about hunger, desperation, and overthrow of the Cuban government.
Not: respond to "Cuban repression."
Not: protect Cuban human rights.
Not: promote democracy.
Hunger. Desperation. Overthrow.
This memo is declassified. It is in the historical record. It is not disputed.
It means that every subsequent year of sanctions, every subsequent citation of Cuban poverty and dysfunction as evidence of socialist failure, every subsequent American official expressing concern for the welfare of the Cuban people:
All of it happened downstream of a documented decision to deliberately produce hunger and desperation in that population.
This is not a conspiracy theory.
It is a declassified government document.
The conspiracy was the policy.
The theory was written in plain English by an American official in 1960 and has been implemented faithfully for 66 years since.
What they wanted to prove, they engineered the conditions to prove.
And then they called it evidence.
ALT U.S. Deputy Assistant Secretary of State Lester D. Mallory's secret memorandum recommended economic measures to bring about "hunger, desperation and overthrow of government" in Cuba. Declassified U.S. State Department memorandum, 6 April 1960, FRUS Document 499.
K Boukadia, Unmasked retweeted
🚨 L'HEURE EST TRÈS GRAVE 🚨
Un militant d'extrême droite avoue face caméra une coordination avec la Police, avant et pendant les chasses organisées par ces milices.
Cette affaire est d'une gravité sans précédent.
Elle appelle à des enquêtes et des sanctions jusqu'au plus haut de la pyramide si ces faits sont avérés.
🚨🇫🇷 ALERTE INFO !
NOUS AVONS RETROUVÉ UN HOMME PRÉSENT AUX CÔTÉS DES GROUPES D’ULTRADROITE DANS LES RUES DE NICE LE 24 OCTOBRE, où des militants, certains cagoulés et armés de matraques, ont violemment attaqué des manifestants, faisant plusieurs blessés, tandis que les forces de l’ordre sont accusées de ne pas être suffisamment intervenues.
Dans une story publiée sur son compte, désormais disparu, cet homme affirme avoir bénéficié du SOUTIEN DE PLUSIEURS FORCES DE L’ORDRE, notamment de la police municipale, de la BAC, de la police nationale, des CRS et des gendarmes.
Il explique également que son groupe portait des BRASSARDS BLANCS, un signe distinctif qu’ils auraient communiqué à la police pour ne pas être inquiétés, et affirme que cela aurait fonctionné.
Il raconte ensuite comment son groupe aurait été encouragé et soutenu par des policiers, avant de revendiquer des actions d’intimidation contre des jeunes du quartier Trachel, notamment ceux qu’il désigne comme "les rebeux" et qu’il qualifie de "vermine".
🗣️ : "Je fais une petite story pour vous montrer comment ça se passe sur le terrain et pour vous motiver à rejoindre nos rangs.
Le premier gros point positif, c’est notamment grâce à tous les contacts qu’on avait. Moi, j’ai pu prévenir toute la police municipale. Mes collègues ont prévenu la BAC, la nationale, les CRS et les gendarmes. On a eu énormément de soutien de leur part.
Ils savent qu’on est avec eux, on sait qu’ils sont avec nous. À part le chef de la police municipale qui est de l’ancien monde et qui n’a pas encore compris certaines choses, mais bon, ON VA S’EN OCCUPER.
(…) Globalement, tous étaient avec nous et ça a été vraiment super. Ils nous ont globalement tous encouragés, soutenus, remerciés. Ils nous ont dit de faire attention aussi.
On a essayé de ne pas les gêner dans leur travail et ils ne nous ont pas gênés non plus. Et ils savent qu’on est avec eux et on sait qu’ils sont avec nous, donc ça, ça fait vraiment chaud au cœur.
Et j’espère que ça sera comme ça les prochaines fois parce qu’il y en aura d’autres.
Merci la police, vous nous avez prévenus sur les groupes, vous avez vraiment participé au truc et ça, c’était super.
Autre point très positif, c’est l’impact qu’on a eu sur la psychologie des groupes qu’on cherchait à contrôler, à savoir tous les wesh, les jeunes et moins jeunes qui zonent. Tous les rebeux qui zonent sur Trachel et qui regardent de travers.
Je peux vous dire que pas un seul n’a bougé d’un iota. Ils n’ont rien fait du tout. Ils ont vu pour la première fois que le peuple pouvait être présent et qu’on n’allait pas se laisser marcher dessus par cette vermine.
Je les ai vus, on est passés devant eux, on les a entendus dire : 'Oh, ils sont là, ils sont là, ils sont là', mais ils n’ont rien fait ! Ils n’ont pas bougé du tout !
Quand on est là et qu’on leur montre qu’on n’a pas peur, quand on est là et qu’on va dans leur quartier, dans leur rue, qu’on passe devant eux en bande et qu’on leur tourne autour et qu’ils ne font rien du tout, qu’on est imprenables, c’est là que la peur change de camp.
Et c’est ça le rôle qu’on a et que la police ne peut pas avoir. Et c’est ça notre action qui est importante."
K Boukadia, Unmasked retweeted
State Department and Pentagon officials head to Haiti to meet with their various puppets while the U.S. deploys a Coast Guard major cutter vessel off of Haiti's shores as a "sign of resolve" against "criminal actors" (read: Jimmy Cherizier and the G9) state.gov/assistant-secretar…
K Boukadia, Unmasked retweeted
Watch Another Vision: Inside Haiti’s Uprising (2022)
By @dancohen3000 and @kimives13
Another Vision tells the story of Jimmy ‘Barbecue’ Cherizier and the Revolutionary Forces of the G9 Family and Allies, the armed neighborhood federation in the crosshairs of the U.S. empire.
Episode 1 investigates Cherizier’s transformation to revolutionary leader, the multi-faceted disinformation campaign waged against him by the US government and Haitian oligarchy, and how his neighborhood is punished for its resistance.
K Boukadia, Unmasked retweeted
Enlace al documental 'Otra Visión: Dentro De La Insurrección Haitiana' (2022)
Por @dancohen3000 y @kimives13
Otra visión cuenta la historia de Jimmy 'Barbecue' Cherizier y las Fuerzas Revolucionarias de la Familia y sus Aliados del G9, la federación de barrios armados en el punto de mira del imperio estadounidense.
El episodio 1 investiga la transformación de Cherizier en líder revolucionario, la multifacética campaña de desinformación emprendida contra él por el gobierno estadounidense y la oligarquía haitiana, y cómo su vecindario es castigado por su resistencia.
K Boukadia, Unmasked retweeted
The US government and its media apparatus are telling you Haiti has a gang problem that demands foreign military intervention.
It's true there is a problem with criminal gangs that kidnap, terrorize and murder innocent people.
What they don't tell you is that these criminal gangs are creations of the system, supported by the US-backed oligarchs.
They also don't tell you that their invasion is targeted against the only figure fighting against those criminal gangs: Jimmy 'Barbecue' Cherizier, leader of the G9 anti-crime federation.
Watch him speak to a huge crowd of supporters about how the ruling class exploits the poor masses.
Unlike Cherizier, US puppet Ariel Henry is reviled by the people. He can't appear in public, let alone draw a crowd of hundreds or thousands like Cherizier.
This is enemy number one of the U.S. empire in Haiti.
Anti-imperialists must resist war propaganda promoted through mass media and defend him, and Haitian sovereignty.
K Boukadia, Unmasked retweeted
This is why we've been shouting cultural preservation.
Religious extremism deliberately targets a society's cultural fabric so it can replace it with its own structures: by removing Ọbas, or installing extremists in traditional leadership roles.
Too many Yorùbá youths are detached from our culture, and that leaves space for something more sinister to take root.
We need to reawaken our systems: ẹgbẹ́, esùsú, and introduce Yorùbá clubs and societies in every SW school and tertiary institution. Return to the agbo ilé way, instead of living in isolation.
Our culture has always been tolerant and multi-faith. That's exactly why extremists want it gone.
K Boukadia, Unmasked retweeted
I hope El Salvador pulls its troops out of Haiti before it's too late. Haiti is a problem that needs to resolved by Haitians, not foreign armies. Bukele is following orders from his backers in US & Europe, the same backers who arm these groups to create chaos in the first place
K Boukadia, Unmasked retweeted
I wrote about this last year. The number of guns from the U.S. flooding the Caribbean is astounding.
antagonistmag.com/2025/12/23…
K Boukadia, Unmasked retweeted
🚨🇭🇹 WHO IS ARMING HAITI’S GANGS? WHO IS PROFITING FROM THE VIOLENCE?
Cathytalk
K Boukadia, Unmasked retweeted
Le leucoderme tue un jeune homme noir de 26 ans et blesse grièvement quatre autres personnes dont une enfant de 12 ans. Il est détenu pour fin d’enquête, et quelque temps après, la garde à vue est levée afin qu’il soit placé en observation à l’Infirmerie psychiatrique de la Préfecture de police. L’avocat de la famille de la victime est surpris. Ah bon ! Mais il s’attendait à quoi ? On est en France, et certains croient encore dur comme fer que le droit s’applique de la même manière pour tout le monde dans ce pays. Le tueur serait un Arabe ou un Noir qu’on n’aurait jamais parlé de psychiatrie. On aurait immédiatement mobilisé d’autres registres en qualifiant le suspect de terroriste, de menace, etc. On aurait surtout insisté sur ses origines, pour ne pas dire sa «race». Bref. On attend d’une civilisation dont les structures sont en partie basées sur le racisme et la hiérarchie raciale (ne jamais oublier le lien quasi génétique entre certaines conceptions occidentales de la civilisation et les logiques qui ont nourri le nazisme) qu’elle traite de manière équitable ses habitants, alors que les médias et certaines structures du pouvoir politique et intellectuel en France font tous les jours comprendre qu’un Noir, un Arabe ou un Asiatique français ne sera jamais perçu comme l’égal du Blanc. En tout cas, bonne chance à celles et ceux qui se bercent d’illusions en ayant foi en « la République ».
K Boukadia, Unmasked retweeted
What they called "tribes" were, frequently, nations.
The word choice was precise and deliberate.
"Tribe" suggests pre-political. Primitive. Blood-based. Pre-rational. The kind of social organization that exists before real civilization begins.
"Nation" suggests sovereignty. History. Law. The kind of social organization that has rights.
You cannot colonize a nation without committing a crime that demands accounting.
You can "pacify" a tribe. You can "administer" a tribe. You can "protect" a tribe from itself.
The same Zulu Kingdom that had its own legal tradition, its own military strategy sophisticated enough to defeat British forces at Isandlwana, its own diplomatic history, was a "tribe."
The same Asante Empire that controlled extensive gold trade networks, developed complex political institutions, and produced remarkable artistic traditions was dismissed as a mere "tribe."
The word did the work before the soldiers arrived.
Call it a "tribe" first.
Then the conquest is "administration."
Then the destruction of its institutions is "modernization."
Then the theft of its resources is "development."
Language is the first colonial tool.
It was used here with full awareness of what it was doing.
ALT The Battle of Isandlwana, 22 January 1879. The British invaded a kingdom they dismissed as a "tribe." That kingdom fielded an organized army capable of inflicting one of the most devastating defeats in British colonial military history. The Zulu Kingdom did not lack sovereignty, military strategy or civilization. It lacked the colonizer’s recognition of them. Painting by Charles Edwin Fripp, 1885.
K Boukadia, Unmasked retweeted
We couped Haiti a few years ago to increase the chaos in hopes we can eventually steal its oil. That's why Haitians gangs are out of control & why Haitians seek asylum in the USA.
Tldr: If we don't want asylum seekers, we need to stop couping countries.
Erik Prince=mercenaries
