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Original Post Date: 2004-01-22 Posted By: Jan
From the News Archives of: WWW.AfricanCrisis.Org
Date & Time Posted: 1/22/2004 8:45:08 AM
Clinton"s Haitian Nightmare & Racist Anti-White Constitution
[Note. This article contains some really interesting history including the fact that Haitians today only have 60% of the income they had in 1800!!! And also, that Aristide blames their poverty on a 200 year conspiracy. It makes me wonder if blacks in Africa would blame white colonialism for the next 200 years? It wouldn’t surprise me. Clinton is really a Marxist, and its no surprise that he put a Marxist dictator in power in Haiti. Hence… the mess… Such is the work of the Left. I find the anti-White statements in the original Haitian constitution insteresting. Jan]
Ten years ago, in September 1994, U.S. troops invaded Haiti under the auspices of restoring democracy, human rights and the rule of law. At the time, the Clinton-conceived operation was hailed by leftists as a model of liberal interventionism, as former Catholic priest Jean-Bertrand Aristide was restored to power and an oppressive military regime was ousted. There was only one problem with this scenario: not only was Aristide vehemently anti-capitalist and (ironically) anti-American, he was every bit as brutal a despot as his predecessors. To make matters worse, the Clinton administration knew beforehand of Aristides radical pedigree but chose to prop him into the dictators chair anyway, in one of foreign policy’s all-time worst liberal bungles. Today, the disastrous results of Clintons experiment in Caribbean colonialism are painfully evident.
Despite the fact that Haiti, the second oldest independent state in the Americas, just recently marked its 200th anniversary in November 2003, freedom and prosperity remain sadly elusive for the countrys citizens.
While the country, or more precisely the Jean-Bertrand Aristide regime, celebrated this bicentennial, most Haitians were too busy demonstrating against Aristide or simply scrounging for food”or a raft to Florida”to take part in any festivities.
In 2004, Aristide himself will celebrate the tenth anniversary of Operation Restore Freedom, which returned him to power. Friends of his, like Jesse Jackson and Randall Robinson, had helped pester the Clinton administration into undertaking this intervention. At the time, I pointed out that such an operation was an oxymoron, for how could one restore Haitian freedom, when the Haitian people have always been denied such freedom?
Ten years later, despite claims that Operation Restore Freedom was a great foreign policy triumph for the Clinton administration, the failure of Aristides regime to transform Haitis profoundly dysfunctional society into a functional one is all too evident. Indeed, if ever there was a case of a country hopelessly dysfunctional, from its civil society to its elected leadership, it is Haiti, which has become an almost perfect example of a society beyond salvation. Its problems are stubbornly rooted in violence and terror, which continue to enjoy mass support.
Aristides election in 1990 (when he promised to necklace his opponents, or burn them alive) is often declared to have been Haitis first free election, despite the notorious Frane(167)§ois Papa Doc Duvaliers election in 1957. Besides this ongoing democratic charade, since 1994 the Catholic Left in Haiti has destroyed what little remained after two centuries of savagery in the name of social justice and heretical liberation theology.
But Haitian corruption and misery are threats that reach well beyond the borders of Haiti. Washington has proven unable to do anything about Haiti, or even to protect the U.S. against wave after wave of Haitian emigres coming to Florida. Haiti has also repeatedly invaded”raping, destroying, and stealing as much as possible”todays Dominican Republic, while always managing to remain eras behind it in terms of development.
The U.S. and European Union have suspended aid after the fraudulent 2000 elections that returned Aristide to power. Even Paris and Ottawa now agree with Washington that no more of the $500 million promised to Port-au-Prince in the ebullient days of 1994 should be delivered to Aristide.
Such a decision is absolutely necessary, since Haiti has always pursued the same solution to its problem of ungovernability: deflect blame and ask for money from outsiders. Hence, You owe us $21,685,135,571.48, screams the bankrupt regime in Port-au-Prince (London Telegraph, Oct. 10, 2003). This refers to the 90 million francs Haiti alleges it wrongfully had to pay France in 1825 in connection with Haitian crimes under founding father Dessalines as the country fought for independence, including murder, rape, confiscation of property, and similar actions against white French civilians, mostly women and children. That was the amount demanded by Paris in return for granting independence. With good reason, since Jean-Jacques Dessalines 1805 Constitution clearly stated that No white man of whatever nation he may be, shall put his foot on this territory with the title of master or proprietor, neither shall he in future acquire any property therein.
Such racist constitutions in Haiti have since changed, but the behavior of its government has not. The French are right to dismiss this monetary claim, not just because it is extortion, but also because — due largely to Paris influence — the EU has already wasted almost $2 billion on Aristides thuggish regime. And no matter how much Aristide and his lackeys spend on lobbying in Washington, it appears that even his racialist supporters in the United States are embarrassed by him now.
The Washington Post reported (on November 18, 2003) that, at the 200th anniversary celebration, Aristide told Haitians, After 200 years of economic violence, the traces of slavery are still here. Poverty today is the result of a 200-year plot. Whether it be slavery or embargo, its the same plot. You are victims. Referring to the aid suspensions”which he calls economic sanctions, he said, We got out of the blockade then, now theres another one. Its the same conspiracy. We won that victory. We can walk toward another victory.
The undeniable truth is that Aristide is merely the latest incarnation of an uninterrupted chain of murderous tyrants who have ruled Haiti over the centuries. In fact, the country still glorifies the racist Jean-Jacques Dessalines (Emperor Jacques I) as its founding father. That a genocidal murderer is the national hero makes perfect sense in Haiti, where Dessalines assassin, Henri Christophe (King Henry I, 1806-20), is also glorified as a founding father. Although many Haitians excuse Christophes act as a part of Haitis independence struggle, it is obvious that Haitis history of bloodshed, from the lines of succession to the lush fields of the countryside, underpins its current political and social culture.
And the tragic spin of Haitis history wheel continues. Whereas under Francois Duvalier the sinister tonton macoute gangs controlled the population, now it is Aristides chimeres gangs doing the killing and beating. Members are recruited from the worst ghettos. Formed for the purpose of beating up or even murdering opposition, some of these gangs themselves are now considered opposition. One famous thug, Amiot Metayer, the alienated leader of a formerly pro-Aristide community organization” called the Cannibal Army, was found dead on a roadside in Gonaives with his eyes shot out. His gangs members blame Aristide.
Even a cursory understanding of Haitian history should have taught the Clinton administration that to speak of Restoring Freedom in a country that never had it — or wanted it — is ridiculous. The real reason for Clinton’s intervention was the invasion of Florida by Haitians, an invasion that has not abated and never will, because of the very fact that, by per capita income, Haitians today have only 60 percent of what they did in 1800. Restore Freedom? Freedom has not yet dawned upon Haiti’s bloodstained shores. To insist Bill Clinton restored freedom insults the meaning of the word itself.
————————————————————————–Michael Radu is Senior Fellow and Co – Chair, Center on Terrorism and Counterterrorism, at the Foreign Policy Research Institute in Philadelphia.
Source: FrontPage Magazine
URL: http://www.frontpagemagazine.com/Articles/Rea…br>