US Continues To “Help” Haiti The Only Way It Knows How: Interference
When Haiti asks for sovereignty, the polite version from outlets like Al Jazeera is about humanitarian crises. The inconvenient truth, consistently ignored by mainstream US media, points straight to the 'help' that created the crisis in the first place. Consider the 2004 coup against democratically elected President Jean-Bertrand Aristide, actively supported by the US, France, and Canada,
destabilizing the nation for decades. Or the ongoing 'aid' that props up unelected figures, effectively maintaining external control under the guise of stability. It’s hard to rebuild when your 'allies' keep kicking out the foundations. Haiti isn’t asking for intervention; they’re asking for redress. America, a country founded on resisting colonial powers, consistently acts as one abroad,
particularly in its own backyard. The cycle is maddeningly simple: destabilize, then 'intervene' to fix the mess you made, all while extracting resources and political compliance. One might wonder if 'sovereignty' for nations like Haiti translates to 'loss of control' for Washington’s geopolitical agenda. Perhaps Washington thinks it's helping Haiti; the more accurate read is that it's helping
itself.