Caleb Maupin
EDITED BY PATRICE GREANVILLE
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Dispatch dateline: July 11, 2021
An informal chat with Caleb Maupin as your guide to the multitude of news, lies, distortions, rumors, idiocies, hypocrisies, and ideologies that shape our world.
Haiti's usurper president Jovenel Moise—one more imperialist tool in a long line of puppets, is dead, murdered by what appears to be a band of Colombian mercenaries, with a sprinkling of Haitian-Americans based in Miami, and connected to a merc "security firm" also with Miami roots. The question is what and who is really behind this partially successful attempt on Haiti's stability? The almost sure bet is that US intelligence is behind this, as usual, and that all these coups and "managed unrest" are essentially designed to benefit US multinationals. Neocolonialism is alive and well in Haiti, and these sordid processes will not stop until the US and its vassals are kicked out, as it happened in Venezuela, Cuba and may soon happen in other parts of Latin America. Meanwhile, the filthy US media does not even mention (when referring to the unbroken history of coups and revolutions) the role of US interventions in producing this chaotic and highly painful situation. A noteworthy point is that the empire appears to have become more than deft at staging "preemptive coups" to precisely manage the inevitable, the overthrow of an imperial puppet when he is no longer able to sustain power efficiently, nor is obeying Washington's instructions as tendered. The mechanism for regime change is simple: the US/Western intel services organize an assassination which, in turn, may provoke widespread chaos and protests. These, in turn, are used to justify an open UN or US military intervention, "to restore order and eliminate the "dangerous" forces triggering the chaos. It's all very neat and logical and with the support of the US media, smoothly doable, as the US has done on multiple occasions: from the elimination of the Diems in Vietnam, to the assassination of Trujillo in the D.R., to the toppling of Noriega in Panama, and of course the murder of Moise a few days ago in the almost continually "intervened" nation of Haiti.
BONUS:
Democracy Now! programs focused on Haiti
Jovenel Moïse Dead: Haitian President Assassinated, Plunging Country into New Political Crisis / Jul 7, 2021
Let the People Decide: Former Haitian Gov’t Minister on Political Chaos After President Assassinated / Jul 12, 2021
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