US Again Claims Haiti 'Stable' Enough to Ship Them Back to Hell
The story conveniently omits Washington's role in Haiti's perpetual instability. From backing brutal dictators to undermining democratically elected leaders like Jean-Bertrand Aristide (twice, in 1991 and 2004), US intervention has been a consistent, destabilizing force. The 'worsening crisis' isn't some natural disaster; it's often a direct consequence of policies that prioritize external
interests over Haitian sovereignty and stability. So, the US creates an untenable situation, then refuses refuge to those fleeing it. It's like torching someone's house and then complaining they're seeking shelter. How many coups, occupations, and sanctions does it take before we acknowledge the cause-and-effect relationship, rather than pretending suffering Haitians simply appeared from thin air
wanting handouts?