"One gang leader?" There are dozen of gang leaders there although BBQ has been taking them out and consolidating their territory. One can tell that CBC is relatively late to the story considering this has been going on now for 4 years.
The guns are likely brought in legally by the Armed Forces, whom are the only entity allowed to import firearms, and then corruption steps in. Either guns that were going to the Police are diverted, or hijacked, or guns that are in the different police departments arsenals, either from procurement or from being seized, is then sold by corrupt officers. Haiti has multiple police organizations that all compete with one another for political influence and greater funding. The Park Rangers have their own SWAT team and weapon arsenals entirely separate from the main Haiti police department. In a normal country, these 2 departments would work together where possible, and share information. Not so in Haiti, where the heads of their departments are constantly at each other's throats.
Interesting that my rather benign comment about where these firearms are truly coming from was deleted. Was it TH-cam or the CBC who did it? Now that's the question.
@@jakesoros2376Got an FBI warning when I posted that they recruited federal, state and local law enforcement for the KKK after early Birth of a Nation movie premiered at the White House. If you hit a nerve...or a hit dog will holla.
@@SaltyCanadianUnfortunately, aid gets seized by gangs and corrupt officials. Any armed intervention would also be considered “colonial intervention”. There is no perfect solution.
@@sumerian88 “it’s too hard we shouldn’t try at all who cares” this kind of thinking is why we in the west are in decline. If we are the moral leaders in this world (and we are despite what the Chinese and Russians say, and yes we’re not anywhere near perfect) then we have obligations to at least try to help people in need. Armed intervention doesn’t have to mean military, a coalition of willing countries that would send police forces is possible
@@alanmittlestead8490The US, France and Canada made the individuals erupt in violence? Really? Do they have no individual responsibility whatsoever? They chose to be violent and disorderly.
The U.S., France and Canada sabotage Haiti at every turn. The West has ruined Ukraine,Libya,Syria,Argentina, Cuba,Congo (D.R.C.),Palestine etc you think they have no hand in Haiti? Look into the Ottawa initiative on Haiti of 2003. Look into how the Clintons sabotaged Haiti's🇭🇹 election in 2004.The chaos you are seeing is what the West wants. They want Haiti to have no functioning government so that they can steal our ressources and labor. The information is out there, inform yourself.
@@squirmingstoic5707Easy to say when you’re not in their situation. I remember Covid here in England and saw people lose their minds grocery shopping. Imagine if there was a real emergency like Haiti. When society breaks down this is what happens. I do understand the victimhood mentality as seen in the US/UK but this is not that.
@@mandarkastronomonov2962Um, I don't recall people taking up arms and burning things in England during COVID while "grocery shopping". Not quite the one-to-one comparison you think it is.
@BigmfChamane Nope ...clearly you haven't been to Jamaica, It's paradise when compared to Haiti. Your haitians have been showing up to Jamaica in their refugee boats.
More that, it's been over 200 years. they've "had it since the 1880's." They established they are incapable of self governing. Fighting for and winning their independence was the worst thing they ever did-for themselves.
@@carolenelake688 WASHINGTON - President Donald Trump referred to Haiti and African nations as "shithole countries" during a meeting with a bipartisan group of senators at the White House, a Democratic aide briefed on Thursday's meeting told NBC News.Jan 12, 2018 Note - was he wrong? Nope!
@@carolenelake688It's not our responsibility to nation build the third world. We tried that twice in the middle east and it never works. We need those trillions of tax dollars to take care of our own.
Millions of illicit guns originating in the United States have "completely transformed the ecosystem of violence" in many other countries as well, particularly throughout Central and South America. Canada, too, is not immune to the gun smugglers and straw purchasers bringing illegal firearms into Canada from the United States. I hope CBSA remains vigilant to this ongoing threat to peace & security in Canada.
There will never be an end to the flow of unserialized firearms. The signal cannot be stopped. Certainly there's at least one Haitian whom owns a 3D printer, perhaps they could pick up that signal and have some teeth.
Haiti is poor because they've been made to pay back money way back from the 1800s when slavery was abolished and they had to pay back the French government restitution for their freedom can you imagine that and they're still being held hostage by that money demand today
@@squirmingstoic5707 "Canada played a key role in overthrowing the president of Haiti and thousands of other elected officials, significantly increasing foreign influence and triggering the country’s ongoing downward spiral. On February 29, 2004, Canadian special forces took control of the airport, facilitating US Marines’ removal of elected president Jean-Bertrand Aristide, whom they forced onto a plane bound for the Central African Republic, an action Aristide described as “kidnapping.” Immediately following Aristide’s removal, five hundred Canadian troops were dispatched to patrol the streets of Port-au-Prince."
The majority of those prisoners have actually been locked up for years without trial or proper charges laid against them. They won’t cover this though because it doesn’t fit the narrative.
@@ronnieitaquab1008 or very more likely due to Florida's incredibly lax gun laws they are able to send someone or people who have a clean record to buy these guns from legitimate sources and then smuggle them to the gangs. Its the reason the gangs in Chicago were once well armed despite Chicago having very strict gun laws. They would send a relative or pay someone with a clean record to go buy guns in Indiana or Kansas or something and bring them back. Its also the reason the majority of the weapons used by Mexican cartels are bought in the US. Its not hard to explain, not everything is because of some conspiracy by a shadowy cabal .
Haiti is the reason America has 52 states.France formely owned several states in the U.S..However when Haitians won the war of independence against France,they had to relinquish these states as a result.Louisiana Purchase history tells it like it is.Haitians united the united states,these migrants are so worthy of having american citizens😢hip.💯
The 1987 Haitian Constitution states: ARTICLE 138: The President of the Republic is the guarantor of the nation's independence and the integrity of its territory. ARTICLE 139: He shall negotiate and sign all international treaties, conventions and agreements and submit them to the National Assembly for ratification. He's not an elected official. That's what got him in trouble. And it was the population who rose up, not just the gangs
Have fun with your "Freedom Fighters" and the failed state that your proud people will proudly escape from..sorry. You will just blame it all on "Western Imperialism."
Besides, these "International Police" do not speak creole language, so how are they supposed to communicate to the residents of Haiti, it's not like they are going to use a google translate app only to find out they want water, fruit, milk, bread for their children. They could use small boats or Catamarans and or tenders to transport water, fruit milk, bread to the residents of Haiti, clearly up to them to decide what to do.
@@InvisibleHotdog it ain't French Creole buddy. Call it Haitian Creole which over 90% of the population speaks and understands well. Mostly the educated and bougie speak that French. Yes Creole has borrowed many words from France but it is not essentially French as the creators of the language added on to their native African tongue. Meaning when they created the language they used Spanish and English words as well. They main areas of the language that was borrowed was naming the days of the week, numbers, and other minor areas.
Now Gangs will contest and win d election.. N defund d police so dat dey can rule by force.. B4 in India some area gangster which ruled d area won the election due to muscle power..
@marekcracovia4061 No you need to inform yourself. They are a CARICOM state so they're apart of our community. If they do not want to be a CARICOM State and have the seven member transitional government placed, then they should remove themselves from CARICOM. As I stated, they've proven themselves to be incompetent at governance and it's not fair to the rest of us to get involved, we have our own issues. Haitians are the only people who cannot see that they are incapable of fiixing their own problems despite being independent for over 200 years.
Athena you know nothing about US and France's predatory excursions in that region?? They've squeezed Haiti like an orange. Look up Haiti natural resources and see who gets them. Haitians could have good neighborhoods, good schools, good universities to help prepare youth interested in a progressive political life of service to their nation, and good jobs. Let me remind you that the brilliant Haitian military leader Toussaint L'Ouverture whipped the British, French and Spanish, and only lost Haiti by way of French perfidy. The global banditry composed of parasites which rob burgeoning nations of everything imaginable, including Human and Civil Rights, is hopefully encountering reproof valiant, and counter check quarrelsome, when required. Will the new Haiti be on a foreign leash?
Henry is a criminal that should be in prison, instead the international community is supporting him. Barbecue is fighting for the people of Haiti. Only the international community wants Henry!
4:03 Of course they have. The whole point of their creation was to combine a rifle cartridge, with the rate of fire of an SMG. 15 years ago, these marauders were going through earthquake rubble with old shotguns. Now that they have this new stuff smuggled in from Florida: They have the same equipment as the police and military.
Hillary Clinton, , bill Clinton Michel martelly, usa 🇺🇸 government shipped all those powerful heavy machine guns to Haiti 🇭🇹 to destroyed Haiti anything happens to your friends just remember there bloods will be in those people’s hands 🙌 just go protest for what your government doing to Haiti
@@haitiwillbefreefromwickedp17 I knew it!! Biden bad, Haiti fall cuz BIDEN!!!! Ohhhhh Joe biden let me tell u sumting, biden haha, biden biden not good! Russia invade Ukraine? Guess what? Its cause biden did it! Haiti in oh oh trouble? Biden and the USA!... Sudan war? you guessed it, its JOE BIDEN!.....
Why don’t the Haitians have any of the equipment needed to prevent or handle this. This was never mentioned. Perhaps the government underfunded the country and allowed this to happen.
@@Grand_riserthat’s not true! The other major airport on the island is in the northern side of Haiti. Port-au-Prince is more centralized. Nothing to do with rich or poor
Thank you for sending a reporter to ask the hard questions and giving us such insightful news as the civilian population is scared as civil war breaks out around them.
We should not have helped overthrow Aristide after he called for France to pay back the reparations. For those who don't know, Haiti in the early 1800s had the only successful slave revolt in history. Although they kicked the French out, France had the benefit of a navy, which they used via threat of blockade to force Haiti to pay reparations for freeing themselves. (Yes, they had to pay reparations to compensate their former owners). Since they couldn't pay such a sum all at once, they had to take out various loans to service the debt, and it took them until 1947 to pay it all off. In today's dollars the amount would be about 30 billion, or one and a half years of Haiti's present GDP. Spending 122 years paying most of their money to France and America is the root of most of Haiti's problems, and it stands to reason that compensation would be just, so in 2004 President Jean-Bertrand Aristide demanded that France pay them back. Naturally, the international rules based order really didn't like that, so he was promptly overthrown.
Now is the time to travel to Haiti for tourism. Cheap hotels, Mud Cakes made from real mud, no government to tell you what you can't do, good music, and BBQ.
A country going through terrible times and you think now is the time to make jokes on them? Thank god you are not in their situation and hope that theirs gets better as well. Be mature.
The anchor compiled various reports that, while largely accurate, lacked the historical and sociopolitical context essential to understanding the crisis. By reducing the situation to a narrative of "savages unable to resolve their issues," the piece missed a crucial opportunity to convey the complexity of Haiti's position globally. This portrayal underscores a broader issue: Haiti appears to have limited genuine allies internationally.
y'all were "Kings" right? 🤣 y'all "built the pyramids" rights? 🤣 BUILD haiti! BUILD africa! So the Kings that build pyramids now needs "international allies". Who are these "international allies" y'all seeking... WH!+e men who y'all said is r@-@cis+?
this is a news report not a historical documentary that could easily take 20 minutes to explain all the way up to the French and Spanish setting up colonies there
@@pascallaw5909 Your point is well-taken, but it doesn't relieve journalists of their duty to offer context. They frequently utilize historical insights to shape their coverage, though often through their own interpretative lens. For those of us closely connected to Haiti, or for most Haitians, the context is inherent. We've experienced it firsthand; it's a part of our daily lives, even for those who have left the country. The crux of my argument is that international news organizations bear the responsibility to provide this context and illuminate the situation for a global audience. When discussing the news with coworkers or others, the prevailing question is often "Why is this happening?" This underscores the need for journalism that not only reports events but also delves into the underlying reasons and historical background to inform and educate its audience comprehensively.
Basically, a mountain range separates Haiti from the Dominican Republic. Yet the GDP per capita is $8,950.00 USD in the Dominican Republic, but only $1,240.00 USD in Haiti. Time for the people of Haiti to get their act together. Other comparisons: Cuba GDP- $9,500; Jamaica GDP- $5,180.
They have been prevented from succeeding by the US, France, and very much Canada, for many decades. The Haitian people are not to blame. Your ignorance is gross.
If you only put effort into researching the history behind Haiti instead of bashing the people with statistics. Which by the way, statistics don’t say much if you use them for your own opinion.
The police and cia gangs are waiting for the Kenyan mercenaries . While Barbecue is left as the resistance with his resistance fighters the only ones trying to protect the people .
This video is insanely tone deaf by not mentioning how France and other western nations destroyed Haiti’s economy by forcing them to pay reparations for their independence….
It's crucial to recognize that media coverage of "Haiti" often focuses almost exclusively on life in Port-au-Prince, which does not accurately reflect the situation across the entire country. Port-au-Prince is just one city in a nation that spans over 28,000 square kilometers. I have recently been to Haiti, visiting our historical sites in the north, and I frequently travel there, as it will always be my home. While the challenges in Port-au-Prince, including urgent issues, deserve attention, it's unfair to let this narrative define the whole country based on problems in a specific area. The portrayal of Haiti in terms of earthquakes, gang violence, and other issues as the whole country's reality is neither fair nor accurate. Moreover, the narrative often pushed by foreign media and actors, depicting Haiti in a state of constant instability to serve their savior complex, is intentional. This situation is complex and demands a deeper understanding of how global dynamics affect countries worldwide. Haiti's history, especially its stand against white supremacy and racism and its commitment in the 19th century to fighting for the liberation of all enslaved people in the Americas, is an indelible part of its legacy.
The world will soon come to understand that one of the biggest threats we face as a species is the usurpation of our civil society by sociopaths. This holds true in the US as much as it does in Haiti.
Jimmy chemisier not a Gang, Ariel Henry, André Michel, Frantz ELbe, Pierre Espérance, Émeline prophète, Michel Martelly. Boulos, Dimitri Vorbe, the killed Jovenel Moïse, they’re the ones who created the gangs
Well at least you leave your comments turned on but The Fifth Estate doing the story on the Indian government killing Sikhs you turn it off so nobody can make an educated comment it's terrible when our news agency that is paid for by the taxpayers can be turned on and turned off at will to suppress voices👍🏼😎🇨🇦
Who is going to help them with food medicines equipment if they are acting against police judges and govt. Civilians? What country will come to help terrorists??
They don't want the US to step in because they think we have an agenda to take over They want the latin Countries to step in, but I think Haiti is on their own.
Police in Haiti overwhelmed? That's a good thing in minds of some Canadians isn't it? Should Canada join a coalition and send some troops to Haiti? NO WAY! When Ottawa was taken over by rioters over a couple years ago, and Trudeau took extra measures, he got slammed for it, even though there was no other way to end those riots. Nope, those people in Haiti are on their own. The Trucker Convoy protesters and their ilk don't want our gov't to help anyone, and neither does their hero Pierre Poilievre.
@QLHOOQ I saw a video report showing the Haitian people outside an army barracks, begging the soldiers to go to the streets. The inaction of the military to assist the police contributed to the turmoil in the country.
Haiti military is under 1k men’s. In 2020 they created a military force with the help of Ecuador a few men were trained there and brought back some officers from the old armed forces. The army before this conflict didn’t used weapons but last week they defended the airport. The police has more experience in this kind of operations. Sadly they are demoralized and under equipped.
There is no use in the US overseeing elections as most of the administration even know what it means. Elections will be meaningless if the US is involved.
Of course not is a plan for the CIA and then the resolution will be to destroy the DR bringing all and creating chaos between the 2 countries and ok let's make a new state name bkabkablankaa
its illegal to traffic guns to other countries , ..... ppl make alot of their own guns too in haiti , there is illegal guns in china - u gonna blame that on the u.s too?
You need to talk about the US, Canada, France et al not letting the Haitian people decide their own leaders and always placing their puppet in power. The gun smuggling sounds very similar to the CIA and Jamaica in the 70’s 🤔🤔
I do not know, but if I had to bet money, it would be that they are coming from the overseas Haitian population in Miami. There are about 30,000 Haitians in Miami and nearly 200,000 Haitians in Florida. It is often the diaspora that cares the most about influencing events in their home country.
Not because one gang leader is because of every single Individual everyone is fed up with the fuckup system.
The second Haitian Revolution. The Chickens Have Come Home To Roost.
TH-cam.com@lakebrothersmusicvideochannel
Are they doing anything constructive about it?
"One gang leader?" There are dozen of gang leaders there although BBQ has been taking them out and consolidating their territory. One can tell that CBC is relatively late to the story considering this has been going on now for 4 years.
The issue lies with the institution, the system, and dark schemes such as extreme mind control of all Haitians residing in Haiti.
Remember that without good, wise, and powerful leadership, no country can develop.
The real investigating reporting is in finding out who is providing the guns and ammunition and why.
this
The guns are likely brought in legally by the Armed Forces, whom are the only entity allowed to import firearms, and then corruption steps in. Either guns that were going to the Police are diverted, or hijacked, or guns that are in the different police departments arsenals, either from procurement or from being seized, is then sold by corrupt officers.
Haiti has multiple police organizations that all compete with one another for political influence and greater funding. The Park Rangers have their own SWAT team and weapon arsenals entirely separate from the main Haiti police department. In a normal country, these 2 departments would work together where possible, and share information. Not so in Haiti, where the heads of their departments are constantly at each other's throats.
no accountability
Interesting that my rather benign comment about where these firearms are truly coming from was deleted. Was it TH-cam or the CBC who did it?
Now that's the question.
@@jakesoros2376Got an FBI warning when I posted that they recruited federal, state and local law enforcement for the KKK after early Birth of a Nation movie premiered at the White House. If you hit a nerve...or a hit dog will holla.
They have no Infrastructure, No Government, No Police… NO CHANCE…😢
Which is why the more fortunate like us should help them.
@@SaltyCanadian Absolutely not
@@SaltyCanadianUnfortunately, aid gets seized by gangs and corrupt officials. Any armed intervention would also be considered “colonial intervention”. There is no perfect solution.
@@sumerian88 “it’s too hard we shouldn’t try at all who cares” this kind of thinking is why we in the west are in decline. If we are the moral leaders in this world (and we are despite what the Chinese and Russians say, and yes we’re not anywhere near perfect) then we have obligations to at least try to help people in need. Armed intervention doesn’t have to mean military, a coalition of willing countries that would send police forces is possible
Haiti has now become the most African country outside of that awful continent
Haiti is 220 years old. If they can’t get their stuff together now, they never will be able to.
They have been prevented from succeeding by the US, France, and very much Canada, for many decades. The Haitian people are not to blame.
@@alanmittlestead8490The US, France and Canada made the individuals erupt in violence? Really? Do they have no individual responsibility whatsoever? They chose to be violent and disorderly.
The U.S., France and Canada sabotage Haiti at every turn.
The West has ruined Ukraine,Libya,Syria,Argentina,
Cuba,Congo (D.R.C.),Palestine etc you think they have no hand in Haiti?
Look into the Ottawa initiative on Haiti of 2003. Look into how the Clintons sabotaged Haiti's🇭🇹 election in 2004.The chaos you are seeing is what the West wants. They want Haiti to have no functioning government so that they can steal our ressources and labor.
The information is out there, inform yourself.
@@squirmingstoic5707Easy to say when you’re not in their situation. I remember Covid here in England and saw people lose their minds grocery shopping. Imagine if there was a real emergency like Haiti. When society breaks down this is what happens. I do understand the victimhood mentality as seen in the US/UK but this is not that.
@@mandarkastronomonov2962Um, I don't recall people taking up arms and burning things in England during COVID while "grocery shopping". Not quite the one-to-one comparison you think it is.
DO NOT COME TO JAMAICA, WE HAVE OUR OWN PROBLEMS.
Haitians are your brothers and sisters
@@keilaseverino4636 They are but there is no paradise on this island.
Gurlll byeeee Jamaica is just like Haiti, why would they go to Jamaica💀💀💀
@BigmfChamane Nope ...clearly you haven't been to Jamaica, It's paradise when compared to Haiti. Your haitians have been showing up to Jamaica in their refugee boats.
Ayo das raycist
This has been Haiti for decades and decades. Let them have at it and be done with it.
More that, it's been over 200 years. they've "had it since the 1880's." They established they are incapable of self governing. Fighting for and winning their independence was the worst thing they ever did-for themselves.
isn't it the Libertarian paradise of free guns everywhere the cons wanted?
@@sighsgkjits beautiful! a glimpse of a free ancap society isnt it?
Remember when everyone clutched their pearls when Trump dared to speak truthfully about Haiti? 🙄
what did he say exactly....and what responsibility has this nation taken for what happens in Haiti. hmmmm
We take no responsibility as always..ask where the billions we sent to help rebuild? The poor people got nothing..
Trump knows nothing about Haiti, just like you. Trump is a liar… so who cares what he spoke about.
@@carolenelake688 WASHINGTON - President Donald Trump referred to Haiti and African nations as "shithole countries" during a meeting with a bipartisan group of senators at the White House, a Democratic aide briefed on Thursday's meeting told NBC News.Jan 12, 2018
Note - was he wrong? Nope!
@@carolenelake688It's not our responsibility to nation build the third world. We tried that twice in the middle east and it never works. We need those trillions of tax dollars to take care of our own.
Haiti just doing Haiti
Why are you so interested in that subject? That your 2nd comment.
Send Trudeau there pls.
prison breaks + open borders 😮
Send in Sean Penn !
And Bono!!
Let the Russians help
The same Sean Penn who wanted prostitution in Haiti legalized so that the economy can be boosted?
No thank you 🤷🏽♀️
another Dilbert success story - "we don't have homes to live in or food to eat" please give us both for free...
Millions of illicit guns originating in the United States have "completely transformed the ecosystem of violence" in many other countries as well, particularly throughout Central and South America. Canada, too, is not immune to the gun smugglers and straw purchasers bringing illegal firearms into Canada from the United States. I hope CBSA remains vigilant to this ongoing threat to peace & security in Canada.
There will never be an end to the flow of unserialized firearms. The signal cannot be stopped. Certainly there's at least one Haitian whom owns a 3D printer, perhaps they could pick up that signal and have some teeth.
Haiti is poor because they've been made to pay back money way back from the 1800s when slavery was abolished and they had to pay back the French government restitution for their freedom can you imagine that and they're still being held hostage by that money demand today
That happened 224 years ago, Get On with it! Take responsibility for your future instead of reliving the past.
@@hungusthefungus3461 actually buddy it's still going on Citibank of America owns that debt now just do some research
@@anthonybelyea1964 Who Borrowed the Money? How was it Spent?
@@hungusthefungus3461it’s always someone else’s fault in Haiti
America is trillions in debt. Why is it so much more advanced and peaceful?
France has a lot to do with how Haiti had to pay them millions for their independence.
That was to stagnate their country as strategic get back and war/racism
Canada is much to blame for Haiti's long-time suffering.
Okay 👍🏾
Haitian individuals are erupting in violence, and it's their choice to do so. Judge the Haitians for their actions. France had nothing to do with it.
@@squirmingstoic5707 "Canada played a key role in overthrowing the president of Haiti and thousands of other elected officials, significantly increasing foreign influence and triggering the country’s ongoing downward spiral. On February 29, 2004, Canadian special forces took control of the airport, facilitating US Marines’ removal of elected president Jean-Bertrand Aristide, whom they forced onto a plane bound for the Central African Republic, an action Aristide described as “kidnapping.” Immediately following Aristide’s removal, five hundred Canadian troops were dispatched to patrol the streets of Port-au-Prince."
The majority of those prisoners have actually been locked up for years without trial or proper charges laid against them. They won’t cover this though because it doesn’t fit the narrative.
Still waiting for a story about South African farmers.
I hope those prisoners aren't headed here To the US we got enough crime to deal with.
LOL oh they are crossing the southern border.
Exactly where they are coming into the USA at the southern border.
I guess they can walk on water. Impressive.
Where do you think they are going to?
Conservative propaganda has fried your brain
It seems that Harold Issac is the only journalist in Haiti, already saw him on 4 different channels
he getting that bag
hes the puppet for this new psyop
😂😂😂
@@wyattchandler1580 what psyop is that exactly? And what would be its purpose? EXACTLY?
Haiti is as it is because of Haitian adults. Haitian choices make it as it is.
not Victoria Nuland?
Of course Florida.....
Rich Floridians paying for the destruction
Where else? Alabama? Florida is the closest state to Haiti.
All U S shipments to Haiti should be closely monitored for illegal activities.
Some unknown Americans must be paying and supporting the Haitian violence besides the one that was caught
@@ronnieitaquab1008 or very more likely due to Florida's incredibly lax gun laws they are able to send someone or people who have a clean record to buy these guns from legitimate sources and then smuggle them to the gangs. Its the reason the gangs in Chicago were once well armed despite Chicago having very strict gun laws. They would send a relative or pay someone with a clean record to go buy guns in Indiana or Kansas or something and bring them back. Its also the reason the majority of the weapons used by Mexican cartels are bought in the US. Its not hard to explain, not everything is because of some conspiracy by a shadowy cabal .
US need to have better control of their weapons leaving their country. Mexico is facing the same problem of weapons from US.
Huh almost like there should be more enforcement at the border...
Whoa.I dont think even the foreign journalist and reporters can go home now if they seized the airport.
They can always cross the border to the Dominican republic. The bordercrossing at Malpasse is just 30 miles from Port au Prince
The border is closed @@carlcederboom4286
They are safe in 5 star hotels. 😂
The Dominican Republic is preparing for a massive evacuation of Dominicans and all other foreigners from Haiti by air.
@ 2:38 is that guy bringing a nerf gun to a regular gun fight?
you beat me 2 it man
He may be a pacifist but he's not useless 😅
It's Nerf or nothing
When you get to the gun store after all the other gangs took everything
All he is missing is the glasses and the Nerf body armour.
Socioeconomic factors :(
Haiti is the reason America has 52 states.France formely owned several states in the U.S..However when Haitians won the war of independence against France,they had to relinquish these states as a result.Louisiana Purchase history tells it like it is.Haitians united the united states,these migrants are so worthy of having american citizens😢hip.💯
This is the reason, why Americans don't support Haitian, according to you Americans are free because Haitian free Americans, not Gorge Washington ,
@@eagleeagle7802 you need to get educated.you dont even know how to spell his name right smh🤔😂
@ffdaily5520 educated yourself, in haiti right now,the dog 🐕 are eating Haitian corse, because Haitian are smart
Haiti also invented space travel.
@@copeyano718 dam, boy,what's are you eating 😳,
The police and gangs are waiting for the Kenyan mercenaries . While Barbecue is left as the resistance the only one trying to protect the people .
The 1987 Haitian Constitution states: ARTICLE 138: The President of the Republic is the guarantor of the nation's independence and the integrity of its territory. ARTICLE 139: He shall negotiate and sign all international treaties, conventions and agreements and submit them to the National Assembly for ratification.
He's not an elected official. That's what got him in trouble. And it was the population who rose up, not just the gangs
BBQ is a criminal.
Have fun with your "Freedom Fighters" and the failed state that your proud people will proudly escape from..sorry. You will just blame it all on "Western Imperialism."
But is he protecting the people, or taking advantage of the situation?
@lloydbrown9327 Yet. Ariel Henry was supported by the Biden administration. Now who is the bigger criminal?
Besides, these "International Police" do not speak creole language, so how are they supposed to communicate to the residents of Haiti, it's not like they are going to use a google translate app only to find out they want water, fruit, milk, bread for their children. They could use small boats or Catamarans and or tenders to transport water, fruit milk, bread to the residents of Haiti, clearly up to them to decide what to do.
They clearly speak French
@@InvisibleHotdogmajority of the Haitian population speaks Creole not French.
It's another form of occupation so that they can keep stealing our resources much like what's happening in the congo
@@user-jv5yp7el8d a French creole, same as the difference between English and Jamaican patois
@@InvisibleHotdog it ain't French Creole buddy. Call it Haitian Creole which over 90% of the population speaks and understands well. Mostly the educated and bougie speak that French. Yes Creole has borrowed many words from France but it is not essentially French as the creators of the language added on to their native African tongue. Meaning when they created the language they used Spanish and English words as well. They main areas of the language that was borrowed was naming the days of the week, numbers, and other minor areas.
Wakanda forever !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This reminds me of the movie The Warriors.
The president extended his term to 2 years without the people voting for him
Now Gangs will contest and win d election.. N defund d police so dat dey can rule by force.. B4 in India some area gangster which ruled d area won the election due to muscle power..
And so what! The people are unruly and indisciplined, they fight against every government they've had
@marekcracovia4061 I'm talking about Haiti. They've been fighting against every president they've had.
@marekcracovia4061 do you understand that it needs to be imposed by outside forces because they are incompetent at governance
@marekcracovia4061
No you need to inform yourself. They are a CARICOM state so they're apart of our community. If they do not want to be a CARICOM State and have the seven member transitional government placed, then they should remove themselves from CARICOM. As I stated, they've proven themselves to be incompetent at governance and it's not fair to the rest of us to get involved, we have our own issues. Haitians are the only people who cannot see that they are incapable of fiixing their own problems despite being independent for over 200 years.
Let me guess Haiti needs more of the world's money in aid, again. The world should just ignore them.
Athena, tell world to give us back our gold and wealth and yeah yall can bounce. Fk the world!
Athena you know nothing about US and France's predatory excursions in that region?? They've squeezed Haiti like an orange. Look up Haiti natural resources and see who gets them. Haitians could have good neighborhoods, good schools, good universities to help prepare youth interested in a progressive political life of service to their nation, and good jobs. Let me remind you that the brilliant Haitian military leader Toussaint L'Ouverture whipped the British, French and Spanish, and only lost Haiti by way of French perfidy. The global banditry composed of parasites which rob burgeoning nations of everything imaginable, including Human and Civil Rights, is hopefully encountering reproof valiant, and counter check quarrelsome, when required. Will the new Haiti be on a foreign leash?
@@AntonioPeralesdelHierroShe's willfully ignorant
@@AntonioPeralesdelHierroThat's Haiti's leadership, giving it away, For their own greedy agenda.
Henry is a criminal that should be in prison, instead the international community is supporting him. Barbecue is fighting for the people of Haiti. Only the international community wants Henry!
But hes doing it illegally
@@tauceti8060LOL….there’s no law in Haiti my friend!
4:03
Of course they have. The whole point of their creation was to combine a rifle cartridge, with the rate of fire of an SMG.
15 years ago, these marauders were going through earthquake rubble with old shotguns.
Now that they have this new stuff smuggled in from Florida: They have the same equipment as the police and military.
Did that reporter actually ask the question, does iit feel safe right now??
Exactly!!! What kind of question is this he aSk
I think they should send help to this part of this country. God bless you all.
Why is bbq tryna start a civil war?
He probably wish to become the next kleptocrat in chief.
He NOT the only one
Haiti is like Africa in the American continent smh, I hope DR closes it's borders
How does the Dominican Republic live with Haiti lol
Its hell. My mom had to deliver a lot of haitian babies
I see this falling under its own weight in violence as the gangs begin to turn on each other and take out Barbecue
So very sad. I have friends there and they can't leave!
Hillary Clinton, , bill Clinton Michel martelly, usa 🇺🇸 government shipped all those powerful heavy machine guns to Haiti 🇭🇹 to destroyed Haiti anything happens to your friends just remember there bloods will be in those people’s hands 🙌 just go protest for what your government doing to Haiti
Sorry to hear that hope they can make it to freedom,
@@haitiwillbefreefromwickedp17 I knew it!! Biden bad, Haiti fall cuz BIDEN!!!! Ohhhhh Joe biden let me tell u sumting, biden haha, biden biden not good! Russia invade Ukraine? Guess what? Its cause biden did it! Haiti in oh oh trouble? Biden and the USA!... Sudan war? you guessed it, its JOE BIDEN!.....
@@haitiwillbefreefromwickedp17nobody's fault but your own
Can’t you help them?
Why don’t the Haitians have any of the equipment needed to prevent or handle this. This was never mentioned. Perhaps the government underfunded the country and allowed this to happen.
Because the government is also corrupt and the aid they received was distributed to the people.
Wasn't distributed...sorry!
Government corruption, in Haiti??? How can that be!
The arms from Florida.......you don't think Victoria Nuland had a hand in this? Haiti too small to withstand a de-stabalization campaign
Because of the last coups the army did there which led to the goverment defanging the army less the country gets coupes by the army again
Haiti is treated like a pariah state by most countries, and Haitians always blame the USA for all of its problems. Why is that so?
Because it was formed out of slave revolt probably
Just look into Haiti's
President BBQ..? Wtf 😂
In Africa Liberia there was a general Rambo 😂
Canada needs to leave Haiti alone!
No functional government and you’re gonna send millions of dollars to who? Somebody’s gonna get rich.
its always interesting when CBC covers a protest and they fail to report on many others.
you can say that for any (not) independent podcasters out there.......there's only so much screen time in the day
I’m confused tho aren’t there 2 airports in Haiti
One for the rich, one for everyone else.
@@Grand_riser exactly and in this case it’s the “govt official” you mean to tell me he couldn’t land at the other airport?
@@garysibulkin9345 he's not in the rich boat. I'm sure he's aiming for it tho.
@@Grand_riserthat’s not true! The other major airport on the island is in the northern side of Haiti. Port-au-Prince is more centralized. Nothing to do with rich or poor
Everyone realised that Barbecue only want to be the Prime Minister?
If he can restore law and order maybe why not?
@@dy6682because he’s a ruthless gang member
@@dy6682pretty sure there’s reports of him eating people
@@nemsimic There's reports of crazy stuff every time US is planning *intervention*
Thank you for sending a reporter to ask the hard questions and giving us such insightful news as the civilian population is scared as civil war breaks out around them.
These "gangs" also sound more like militias...
Where's Victoria Nuland? The architect of this chaos? Retired a week ago
Why isn’t this getting more attention….
You just answered your own question
Not a geopolitical interested area. Not known for hugh resources.
Because the World is busy with it’s own problems, also Ukraine and Gaza seems more important then Sudan, Myanmar or Haiti
@denizb.4142 I do hope that America and the West forgets about Haiti. Haiti just wants to handle its own affairs without outside interference
Nobody cares😢
What happened to the billions in aid raised by the Clinton foundation? What happened to the $123 million that Canada sent 2 weeks ago?
You think it actually went to Haiti LOL
why put quotes around 'failed' this state is failed.
We should not have helped overthrow Aristide after he called for France to pay back the reparations. For those who don't know, Haiti in the early 1800s had the only successful slave revolt in history. Although they kicked the French out, France had the benefit of a navy, which they used via threat of blockade to force Haiti to pay reparations for freeing themselves. (Yes, they had to pay reparations to compensate their former owners). Since they couldn't pay such a sum all at once, they had to take out various loans to service the debt, and it took them until 1947 to pay it all off. In today's dollars the amount would be about 30 billion, or one and a half years of Haiti's present GDP.
Spending 122 years paying most of their money to France and America is the root of most of Haiti's problems, and it stands to reason that compensation would be just, so in 2004 President Jean-Bertrand Aristide demanded that France pay them back. Naturally, the international rules based order really didn't like that, so he was promptly overthrown.
Now is the time to travel to Haiti for tourism. Cheap hotels, Mud Cakes made from real mud, no government to tell you what you can't do, good music, and BBQ.
A country going through terrible times and you think now is the time to make jokes on them? Thank god you are not in their situation and hope that theirs gets better as well. Be mature.
@@trillgates2452Nah, I thought it was pretty funny. Haiti is a joke. They brought it on themselves.
@@squirmingstoic5707 And so it will happen to your country next in the cycle.
@@trillgates2452 I honestly wouldn't even bother arguing with racists and xenophobes.
@@squirmingstoic5707Don’t be surprised if your day comes sooner than you think.
The bulk of Haiti's weapons - modern weapons that are beyond what the local authorities have - are being shipped from Florida.
Florida. Imagine that.
is Florida de-arming ?
The anchor compiled various reports that, while largely accurate, lacked the historical and sociopolitical context essential to understanding the crisis. By reducing the situation to a narrative of "savages unable to resolve their issues," the piece missed a crucial opportunity to convey the complexity of Haiti's position globally. This portrayal underscores a broader issue: Haiti appears to have limited genuine allies internationally.
Good point
y'all were "Kings" right? 🤣 y'all "built the pyramids" rights? 🤣 BUILD haiti! BUILD africa!
So the Kings that build pyramids now needs "international allies". Who are these "international allies" y'all seeking... WH!+e men who y'all said is r@-@cis+?
this is a news report not a historical documentary that could easily take 20 minutes to explain all the way up to the French and Spanish setting up colonies there
@@pascallaw5909 Your point is well-taken, but it doesn't relieve journalists of their duty to offer context. They frequently utilize historical insights to shape their coverage, though often through their own interpretative lens.
For those of us closely connected to Haiti, or for most Haitians, the context is inherent. We've experienced it firsthand; it's a part of our daily lives, even for those who have left the country.
The crux of my argument is that international news organizations bear the responsibility to provide this context and illuminate the situation for a global audience. When discussing the news with coworkers or others, the prevailing question is often "Why is this happening?" This underscores the need for journalism that not only reports events but also delves into the underlying reasons and historical background to inform and educate its audience comprehensively.
@@shellz831 if Haiti seeks help from Russia / China, CIA won't be double tapping Haiti gov officials?
Not the West's problem.
Thank you so much your video,may be peaceful all the Haiti people,animals
and birds from Myanmar country.😅
Almost 5 thousands prisoners escaped?? 🤔
Basically, a mountain range separates Haiti from the Dominican Republic. Yet the GDP per capita is $8,950.00 USD in the Dominican Republic, but only $1,240.00 USD in Haiti. Time for the people of Haiti to get their act together.
Other comparisons: Cuba GDP- $9,500; Jamaica GDP- $5,180.
They have been prevented from succeeding by the US, France, and very much Canada, for many decades. The Haitian people are not to blame. Your ignorance is gross.
@@alanmittlestead8490 You are so Incredibly WOKE. You should go live there.
@@hungusthefungus3461 Go back to sleep.
If you only put effort into researching the history behind Haiti instead of bashing the people with statistics. Which by the way, statistics don’t say much if you use them for your own opinion.
The Statistics and the History of the country says it all. Haiti continues to be a Disaster.
NO AID TO HAITI!
Why? They have gold, oil and minerals but guess who owns all that? Don't hate so easily it makes you look smart...
Theyre resistance fighters not gang members
The police and cia gangs are waiting for the Kenyan mercenaries . While Barbecue is left as the resistance with his resistance fighters the only ones trying to protect the people .
@@timmeasures2694 they're not gangs they're resistance fighters
@@jaepesci1685some of them are definitely gangs paid by the oligarchy. But yes, BBQ is leading a resistance.
@@jaepesci1685 yah I know
Ya are a bunch of haitian zionist
Caribbean version of Somalia!!
Haiti was Somalia before Somalia.
This video is insanely tone deaf by not mentioning how France and other western nations destroyed Haiti’s economy by forcing them to pay reparations for their independence….
They have been prevented from succeeding by the US, France, and very much Canada, for many decades. The Haitian people are not to blame.
this is definitely a part of it but the haitians govt and leadership and yes the ppl also bear blame for how things have turned out......
They don't have food or resources but somebody giving them guns and Haitians don't see anything wrong with that?
Too small to fight Victoria Nuland
2:39 Is that flowapowa42o?
Voodoo.
It's crucial to recognize that media coverage of "Haiti" often focuses almost exclusively on life in Port-au-Prince, which does not accurately reflect the situation across the entire country. Port-au-Prince is just one city in a nation that spans over 28,000 square kilometers. I have recently been to Haiti, visiting our historical sites in the north, and I frequently travel there, as it will always be my home. While the challenges in Port-au-Prince, including urgent issues, deserve attention, it's unfair to let this narrative define the whole country based on problems in a specific area. The portrayal of Haiti in terms of earthquakes, gang violence, and other issues as the whole country's reality is neither fair nor accurate. Moreover, the narrative often pushed by foreign media and actors, depicting Haiti in a state of constant instability to serve their savior complex, is intentional. This situation is complex and demands a deeper understanding of how global dynamics affect countries worldwide. Haiti's history, especially its stand against white supremacy and racism and its commitment in the 19th century to fighting for the liberation of all enslaved people in the Americas, is an indelible part of its legacy.
How does this lead to a genocide? Which group is "Barbeque" trying to exterminate?
Anyone who moderately disagrees with him.
Send Justin to Haiti , JT can fix anything , just look what he's done for Canada
👌😂
The world will soon come to understand that one of the biggest threats we face as a species is the usurpation of our civil society by sociopaths. This holds true in the US as much as it does in Haiti.
this will be SA in the next 10 years
Jimmy chemisier not a Gang, Ariel Henry, André Michel, Frantz ELbe, Pierre Espérance, Émeline prophète, Michel Martelly. Boulos, Dimitri Vorbe, the killed Jovenel Moïse, they’re the ones who created the gangs
Andrew put a suit on, this is official news not your personal channel
LOL! CBC is not news. It's propaganda and distraction.
I guess in this case the sauce IS the boss.
BBQ wildin' out
Praying for Haiti
Peace be restored...
Has you praying ever changed anything?
@@postcollapse1170forgot the thoughts
Well at least you leave your comments turned on but The Fifth Estate doing the story on the Indian government killing Sikhs you turn it off so nobody can make an educated comment it's terrible when our news agency that is paid for by the taxpayers can be turned on and turned off at will to suppress voices👍🏼😎🇨🇦
Id be worried if i was vacationing in D.R. Its just on the other side of the island..
Surprisingly, in the DR side, everything is calm, nobody’s even talking about what’s going on in Haiti on the streets of Santo Domingo.
Who is going to help them with food medicines equipment if they are acting against police judges and govt. Civilians? What country will come to help terrorists??
If they are all CIA operatives then the country does not need their help. We might've gotten rid of slavery but we are still slaves of white supremacy
They don't want the US to step in because they think we have an agenda to take over They want the latin Countries to step in, but I think Haiti is on their own.
The reporting is top-notch. The reporter isn't biased.
Police in Haiti overwhelmed? That's a good thing in minds of some Canadians isn't it? Should Canada join a coalition and send some troops to Haiti? NO WAY! When Ottawa was taken over by rioters over a couple years ago, and Trudeau took extra measures, he got slammed for it, even though there was no other way to end those riots. Nope, those people in Haiti are on their own. The Trucker Convoy protesters and their ilk don't want our gov't to help anyone, and neither does their hero Pierre Poilievre.
I wonder how long before Trinidad ends up similar
Thanks for the straight foward, no bull crap reporting. 😊
Doesn't Haiti have a military to help the police?
@QLHOOQ I saw a video report showing the Haitian people outside an army barracks, begging the soldiers to go to the streets. The inaction of the military to assist the police contributed to the turmoil in the country.
Haiti military is under 1k men’s. In 2020 they created a military force with the help of Ecuador a few men were trained there and brought back some officers from the old armed forces.
The army before this conflict didn’t used weapons but last week they defended the airport.
The police has more experience in this kind of operations. Sadly they are demoralized and under equipped.
It got gutted under the Duvaliers.
The big elephant is the room is the US... Anywhere they touch, it's hell in the long run
There is no use in the US overseeing elections as most of the administration even know what it means. Elections will be meaningless if the US is involved.
That's exactly why we're not sending any military over there.
Will you speak with Florida govt about their part in allowing weapons traficking? MAKE SOME NOISE🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
DeSantis has dirty hands....
Of course not is a plan for the CIA and then the resolution will be to destroy the DR bringing all and creating chaos between the 2 countries and ok let's make a new state name bkabkablankaa
its illegal ,,
Why don’t you speak with Haitian diaspora, Haitians politicians, Haiti government.
ALL THESE WEAPONS CAME FORM ONE COUNTRY AND ONE COUNTRY ALONE, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. IS USA REALLY A CHRISTAN NATION?
DeSantis is running the show in Florida, and it has devastated Haiti....
its illegal to traffic guns to other countries , ..... ppl make alot of their own guns too in haiti , there is illegal guns in china - u gonna blame that on the u.s too?
It never really was and was never meant to be one
Dan Cohen excellent journalists from The Grayzone what's really going on in Haiti.
Most of the Journalist know what's going on in Haiti 🇭🇹 do not be hypocrite.
Bring back Aristide
😂
France should be held accountable for what's happening.
🤣 no
You need to talk about the US, Canada, France et al not letting the Haitian people decide their own leaders and always placing their puppet in power. The gun smuggling sounds very similar to the CIA and Jamaica in the 70’s 🤔🤔
Haiti is collapsing into chaos... Liberal media blames Florida 😂
He said Florida is supplying weapons directly to gangs cause y didn’t want to say the “CIA is arming the criminals in Haiti”
They have a airport in the north cap Haitian. Why the PM don't fly there.?
Where do the get the American made weapons??!!!
I do not know, but if I had to bet money, it would be that they are coming from the overseas Haitian population in Miami. There are about 30,000 Haitians in Miami and nearly 200,000 Haitians in Florida. It is often the diaspora that cares the most about influencing events in their home country.
Victoria Nuland
The Haitians people have the right to choose the own president
How? Because they don't even have documents in their own country 💀
dude at 2:38 with a nerf gun. wild.
seems like maybe we should listen to the haitians when they are saying that western governments are responsible for their horrific quality of life.
The police need a trauma units before drones to fight any gangs. The host forgot to mention no functioning hospitals in Haiti