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RayGranPlantè 286💙🖤 retweeted
Si Bukele réussit en Haïti, ce ne sera pas seulement une victoire militaire. Ce sera un acte d'accusation.
Contre l'ONU. Contre l'Europe. Contre toute l'industrie de l'aide internationale.
Parce que la vraie question n'est pas "pourquoi ont-ils échoué ?". C'est "avaient-ils vraiment intérêt à réussir ?"
Regardez les incentives.
Une mission qui réussit est une mission qui ferme. Fin des budgets, fin des postes, fin des per diem, fin des carrières bâties sur "la crise haïtienne". Une crise résolue ne rapporte rien. Une crise chronique, c'est un business model.
Haïti en est la démonstration parfaite. La MINUSTAH : 13 ans de présence, des milliards de dollars. Elle part en 2017. Quelques années plus tard, les gangs contrôlent la majeure partie de la capitale. Au passage, ce sont des casques bleus qui ont importé le choléra : près de 10 000 morts. Six ans pour que l'ONU reconnaisse son rôle. Aucune indemnisation des victimes, immunité oblige.
Après le séisme de 2010, des milliards promis. La Croix-Rouge américaine collecte près d'un demi-milliard et construit... six maisons permanentes. À peine un ou deux dollars sur cent de l'aide passent par des acteurs haïtiens. Le reste repart vers les consultants, les contractants et les ONG des pays donateurs.
On appelle Haïti "la république des ONG". Personne ne rit.
Dans ce système, personne n'est mesuré sur le résultat. Tout le monde est mesuré sur l'argent dépensé. Et quand vous êtes payé pour gérer un problème plutôt que pour le résoudre, vous ne le résolvez jamais.
C'est ça, une caste.
Milei l'a nommée mieux que personne. À Davos, devant toute l'élite mondiale, il a dit aux entrepreneurs de ne se laisser intimider ni par la caste politique, ni par les parasites qui vivent de l'État.
Le parasite n'a aucun intérêt à tuer son hôte. Il a intérêt à ce qu'il reste malade. Juste assez pour continuer à se nourrir. C'est exactement la relation que ces institutions entretiennent avec Haïti.
Ce n'est même pas un complot. C'est pire : c'est un système où personne n'a besoin de conspirer. Jerry Pournelle en avait fait une loi : dans toute bureaucratie, ceux qui servent l'organisation finissent par prendre le pouvoir sur ceux qui servent sa mission. L'ONU, la Commission, les grandes ONG ne sont pas des exceptions. Ce sont des cas d'école.
Et c'est pour ça que Bukele les terrifie.
Un petit pays, sans les budgets, sans les rapports de 300 pages, sans les colloques à Genève, qui a brisé les gangs chez lui et prétend faire pareil en Haïti. S'il réussit, il prouve que le problème n'a jamais été impossible. Il était rentable.
Les gens le voient. Partout. L'écart entre ce que coûtent ces institutions et ce qu'elles produisent est devenu impossible à cacher. Ce système est en fin de cycle. Le reset arrive, et il sera total.
Et il faudra un Nuremberg 2.0. Pas de potences : des audits, des enquêtes, des procès. Où sont passés les milliards ? Qui a signé ? Qui savait ? Que chaque responsable rende des comptes, nom par nom, dollar par dollar.
Haïti mérite au moins ça.
🇸🇻 🇭🇹 Si Nayib Bukele parvient à éradiquer les gangs en Haïti, l'ONU et l'Europe auront des comptes à rendre.
Et ce ne sera pas joli à voir.
Depuis des décennies, des milliards sont déversés en Haïti. Résultat ?
Les gangs règnent toujours en maîtres, contrôlant des territoires entiers et semant la terreur en toute impunité.
Pendant ce temps, les missions internationales produisent des rapports, organisent des conférences et accumulent les échecs.
Si le Salvador réussit là où l'ONU et les pays européens ont lamentablement échoué, une question cruciale se posera : où est passé tout cet argent ?
Quelle part a été engloutie par la bureaucratie, les ONG inutiles, les projets bidon et les promesses non tenues ?
Une victoire de Bukele ne serait pas seulement un coup fatal porté aux gangs.
Ce serait un camouflet retentissant pour des décennies d'interventions internationales inefficaces, voire contre-productives.
RayGranPlantè 286💙🖤 retweeted
Son w Mwa ki pwomèt anpil
Jwi moman nou⚔️
#TchwameniPate
RayGranPlantè 286💙🖤 retweeted
Yo sezi 😁
Mwen, Etzer Emile, anonse kandidati m pou pòs prezidan Repiblik Dayiti. M ap batay ak tout nanm mwen pou Ayiti n ap viv la ka sanble ak Ayiti nou reve a. Rejwenn mouvman chanjman an : voteetzer.ht
RayGranPlantè 286💙🖤 retweeted
Mwen, Etzer Emile, anonse kandidati m pou pòs prezidan Repiblik Dayiti. M ap batay ak tout nanm mwen pou Ayiti n ap viv la ka sanble ak Ayiti nou reve a. Rejwenn mouvman chanjman an : voteetzer.ht
RayGranPlantè 286💙🖤 retweeted
Ofisyèlman se mesye sa map vote lè eleksyon ap fèt nan Peyi an.
Modèl kowonpi mwen wè sou 15 dènye lane yo pap jwenn vòt mwen.
RayGranPlantè 286💙🖤 retweeted
Gonw Brezilyèn ki dim ex li se Kouzen l ,epi l esplikem ke Brezil Kouzen yo souvan pran Kouzin yo avan lot Neg jwenn yo .
Sa two biza pou mwen .
M patap janm ka rete ak yon moun ex li se Kouzen l
RayGranPlantè 286💙🖤 retweeted
Li enposib pou eradike gang sa yo san domaj kolateral ,nap pran kè ,paske fok koze ti vakabon tou sot ak zam ap anpeche moun viv la fini
RayGranPlantè 286💙🖤 retweeted
🚨JUST IN: UNA-Haiti sent a letter to the UN Secretary-General saying “children are being killed not by gangs, but by foreign bombs.” In fact, in Kenscoff on August 23, gangs killed at least 47 people, many of them in a church, and kidnapped more than 50, including three children under the age of 2. Nobody at UNA-Haiti wrote the Secretary-General about them.
Your only evidence is one sentence: “Our families tell us they are hiding under beds.” I read all the three pages of the report, who died UNA-Haiti? Who died? You wrote three pages to the Secretary-General, and you never condemned one gang crime. You never mention the four men the gangs took. Are you really calling the force against the gangs a slaughter? Are you?
.@DropSiteNews, @pass_blue, you both took that sentence and made it your entire daybook. Neither of your posts asks who actually died. I'm going to tell you: they are not casualties, they are victims, and in fact, they are being murdered by the gangs. You both know what verification looks like, so I will skip the lecture and talk about your agenda. Because your framing this week sets one story: the force that came after the kidnappers is the real threat, and the gangs that took four men and have terrorized Haitians for years are a footnote. This kind of reporting works against a peaceful Haiti, and it works against the Haitian people.
In a few days someone will falsely quote “Salvadoran bombs are killing Haitian children” with no source at all, and it will trace back to your posts. Is that what you wanted? Or maybe it is. Because that is how the ground gets laid for lying about this mission, and about what could actually help Haitians breathe again.
If things go wrong in Ayiti about this mission, trust that many Haitians will report it, with names and neighborhoods, because we are the ones who bury them. In the meantime, send your reporters to Kwadèboukè to identify and comfort the families of the victims.
Until then, shame on all of you. Every Haitian child deserves to be counted by name, and so does every victim of the gangs from Kenskòf to Kwadèboukè!
🇭🇹 A Haitian advocacy group is accusing Salvadoran forces of bombing civilians near Port-au-Prince, telling UN Secretary-General António Guterres in an open letter that "children are being killed not by gangs, but by foreign bombs."
🔹Despite its name, the United Nations Association-Haiti is not part of the UN but a diaspora advocacy group. Founder Harvey Dupiton, a Croix-des-Bouquets native, wrote that since Oct. 22, Salvadoran troops have hit civilian neighborhoods there and in nearby Canaan with airstrikes, helicopter gunships and heavy weapons. "Our families tell us they are hiding under beds," he added.
🔹President Nayib Bukele significantly expanded the deployment to over 2000 troops after gangs kidnapped four Salvadoran technicians serving with the UN-authorized Gang Suppression Force on Oct. 18.
🔹The group demanded an immediate halt to Salvadoran "offensive bombing operations," a UN investigation into civilian deaths and a Security Council statement that El Salvador "has no right to wage unilateral war in Haiti."
Full letter below ⬇️
RayGranPlantè 286💙🖤 retweeted
🇭🇹🇸🇻 #Analiz| Pami elikoptè fòs lame sovador yo angaje sou tèren an, nou ka identifye model MD500E/530F, yon elikptè leje ke yo souvan itilize pou atak leje ou siveyans.
Nou ka remake helikotè sa yo ekipe avèk avek 2 panye rokèt (rocket pods) 70 mm, 2.75 pous, yo plase youn sou chak kote aparèy la.
aprè analiz imaj yo; Yo te instale panye rokèt yo nan peyi vwazen an #RD, avan yo te rantre an #Ayiti.
Chak panye rokèt ka tire 7 rockèt, ki bay yon total de 14 rokèt ke chak elikoptè ka transpòte.
Konsènan modèl “rocket pods” yo li plis pwobab ke se yon modèl : LAU-131/A rocket launcher. Sa bay elikoptè yo posiblite pou yo tire jouska 8 km maximum de yon sib, presizyon an varye de anpil faktè, men yo ka mennen frap ase kadre a yon distans de 6km.
Daga li ka fè sou yon sib varye de tip ojiv li itilize, paske gen plizye tip #Ogive “rocket”pou sib diferan:
1) Ogive Alto-Explosive (HE) 2)
2) Ogive à fragmentation (Anti-personnel
3) Ogive Anti-Blindage (HEAT)
Yon lòt pwen anko, si yo vle yo ka instale nan plas yon “roket pods” yon Miniguns 7,62 mm sou li tou (ex: M134 Minigun). Men sa ap depann de tip misyon an ak objektif li. Oubyen yo ka mete li an opsyon “door gunner” ki vle di, pou se yon solda k’ap tire yon fason indepandan, pandan li pozisyone nan pòt la.
Ps: Peyi Salvador gen experyans nan mobilize epi opere elikoptè sa yo a letranje. Tankou nan peyi Mali 🇲🇱, nan yon operasyon avèk MINUSMA #ONU. nan jounen 30 Nov 2019, Yo te malezman pèdi yon elikoptè MD500E. (Pat gen mò, selman blese)
@forcesarmeesht @GSForceHaiti @MDefenseHT @pnh_officiel @PresidenceHT @PrimatureHT #salvador @citoyendidier @Mario_Andresol #FADH #GSF
RayGranPlantè 286💙🖤 retweeted
They have already begun, and we can expect to see many more of these posts in the coming days. Certain so-called advocacy groups, many of which are not even based in the country, will likely attempt to portray gang-related deaths as abuses committed by security forces. Yet these same groups remained conspicuously silent when armed gangs were terrorizing communities and killing innocent people. Their selective outrage raises serious questions about their credibility, consistency, and true commitment to human rights.
🚨JUST IN: UNA-Haiti sent a letter to the UN Secretary-General saying “children are being killed not by gangs, but by foreign bombs.” In fact, in Kenscoff on August 23, gangs killed at least 47 people, many of them in a church, and kidnapped more than 50, including three children under the age of 2. Nobody at UNA-Haiti wrote the Secretary-General about them.
Your only evidence is one sentence: “Our families tell us they are hiding under beds.” I read all the three pages of the report, who died UNA-Haiti? Who died? You wrote three pages to the Secretary-General, and you never condemned one gang crime. You never mention the four men the gangs took. Are you really calling the force against the gangs a slaughter? Are you?
Drop Site and Pass Blue, you both took that sentence and made it your entire daybook. Neither of your posts asks who actually died. I'm going to tell you: they are not casualties, they are victims, and in fact, they are being murdered by the gangs. You both know what verification looks like, so I will skip the lecture and talk about your agenda. Because your framing this week sets one story: the force that came after the kidnappers is the real threat, and the gangs that took four men and have terrorized Haitians for years are a footnote. This kind of reporting works against a peaceful Haiti, and it works against the Haitian people.
In a few days someone will falsely quote “Salvadoran bombs are killing Haitian children” with no source at all, and it will trace back to your posts. Is that what you wanted? Or maybe it is. Because that is how the ground gets laid for lying about this mission, and about what could actually help Haitians breathe again.
If things go wrong in Ayiti about this mission, trust that many Haitians will report it, with names and neighborhoods, because we are the ones who bury them. In the meantime, send your reporters to Kwadèboukè to identify and comfort the families of the victims.
Until then, shame on all of you. Every Haitian child deserves to be counted by name, and so does every victim of the gangs from Kenskòf to Kwadèboukè!
