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Notice that the media slams Trump for his remarks about Haiti but not one of them has disproved them. They can’t.


 
Donald Trump has taken a beating from the left wing media for his remarks about Haiti. He touched the third rail of politics- he told the truth. What you may have not taken note of is that while the media pounds Trump for what he said, not one of them has tried to disprove his comments. We need not argue this with words. Videos will tell the tale

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1rgwoL1f9fQ

And this one, which for some reason I cannot get to embed, in which a young woman teaches a lesson about Haiti. In this video, she talks about kidnapping.



And in particular, this one produced four weeks before the earthquake. It opens with the words

“It was hell then. Imagine the horror now.”

Crime? Did anyone ask about crime? From the US State Department:

Haiti 2016 Crime & Safety Report

Overall Crime and Safety Situation

Post Crime Rating: Critical

Haiti is unique in the Caribbean for its relative lack of tourism, scarcity of foreign investment, and inferior infrastructure.

Crime Threats

Crime statistics are woefully underreported by the Haitian National Police (HNP), and reports indicating that Haiti is statistically safer than other countries in the Caribbean are inaccurate.

Traditional tourist-oriented crimes (pickpocketing, purse snatching) are less frequently reported than elsewhere in the region.

The most frequently reported crimes against U.S. citizens in Port-au-Prince are aggravated assaults and robberies. A typical mugging in Port-au-Prince involves a group of young males who surround and overwhelm their victim in a public area. Reports of robberies of Haitian-Americans visiting Haiti appear to increase around the popular holiday seasons, but that appears to correlate with an overall increase in visitor traffic. Armed robberies against motorists and pedestrians remain a serious concern. In recent years, a number of people have been robbed as soon as they departed Port-au-Prince’s Toussaint L’Ouverture airport. Banks continue to be a frequent location for armed robberies. Motorcycle-mounted assailants frequently follow their victims a short distance from the bank in order to stop and rob them in a less public area. Shootings during these incidents are common.

Vehicle break-ins and thefts from vehicles, occupied or empty, occur frequently. Unattended vehicles with visible valuables are subject to break-ins. There have also been reports of pedestrians opening unlocked doors of idling vehicles and snatching valuables.

Crimes against persons, including gender-based violence, remain a serious problem.

Violent crime appears to remain predominantly gang-related or robbery-related. Gang-related violent crime continues to be centralized in specific areas of Port-au-Prince, in particular Cité Soleil, but these areas are not traditional tourist or business areas. Organized crime appears as small, organized, criminal gang activity, such as that of kidnapping gangs.

Homicides continue to be a major concern in Haiti. In 2015, there were 1,071 reported homicides, with 70 percent occuring in Port-au-Prince.

Port Au Prince does not have a sewer system.

Conan O’Brien plans to take his show to Haiti. O’Brien must know a lot about Haiti and clearly has learned about it from his palatial home:


 
I will be interested to see if O’Brien does his show from the Abaka Bay Resort or the NBC studios in downtown Port Au Prince. I will also be curious about the security measures O’Brien takes. Then we’ll see if O’Brien ever mentions Haiti again after his virtue-signaling ratings seeking production.

Without a doubt the people of Haiti are largely really nice but trapped in a vile and corrupt system. It won’t get any better by emptying the country of its population. The change has to come from within.

Ever wonder why the Clinton Foundation has packed up and left?

Haiti is a sh*thole and on many levels. Far worse than Trump’s remarks is the denial by the press of the truth which that does nothing but block Haiti’s recovery. Slamming Trump politically is more important than helping the people of Haiti.

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