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Haiti doesn’t have a “gang” problem, it has a US imperialism problem. Trump just revoked TPS from 350,000 Haitians overnight. But why are Haitians driven to leave their country in the first place? In an interview from February, Dr. Jemima Pierre of Black Alliance for Peace calls out US... show more
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@Blacks4Peace Yes dumping firearms in Haiti ... and in Mexico ... and in Brazil ... and in Colombia. The US and the Israeli project. Both do this and it has been spoken about publicly by those governments even as recently as this year. .

@Blacks4Peace Is it US imperialism? Or oligarch families controling Haiti economy and politics? Like the Israeli and Arab families? I mean I understand how the Clintons & neo libs have ruined the economy to benefit them...

@Blacks4Peace isn't "gang" just another word for social movement?

@Blacks4Peace The United States and France are the ones who who created gangs in Haiti with the help of Haiti neighboring country

Yes blame America and not the Haitian people or their government.

@Blacks4Peace Haiti is still waiting on the earthquake relief funds managed by the Clintons….. shit like this makes me think of that LBJ audio about singing the Civil Rights Act… left&right feed the same imperial model.

@Blacks4Peace It has a genetics problem - literally just science that they're not fully human

@Blacks4Peace facts

@Blacks4Peace Give a monkey a gun you can't blame the monkey for shooting someone.

@Blacks4Peace 🇭🇹🇨🇩🇮🇷 have been enduring the wrath of western hegemonic forces since they dared to oppose their social political and economic occupation & oppression. Aristide > Maduro = Pattern Recognition

@Blacks4Peace Because they are part of a failed race looking for a handout.

@Blacks4Peace What part of 'temporary' do you not understand?

@Blacks4Peace TPS started because of that nasty earthquake in 2010. Is that the fault of the USA? Besides, celebrities say it's a paradise.
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