The Haiti crisis didn’t begin at the border—it began in boardrooms, donor galas, and failed “rebuild” promises that vanished into thin air, writes [Diane Gruber at Substack]
After the earthquake, billions were raised in the name of compassion, yet Haiti never recovered. Instead, the wreckage was exported.
Communities across America were forced to absorb the human cost of elite mismanagement, corruption, and unaccountable global philanthropy.
Washington pretends this is a humanitarian inevitability. It’s not. It’s consequence laundering—moving the evidence instead of answering for it. Until the architects of Haiti’s hollowed-out recovery are confronted, the cycle will repeat: loot abroad, displace the fallout, and leave ordinary Americans to pay for silence.
Border Czar dumped most Haitians in red states. Time For Haitians To Go Home.
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Agree with that one 100%.
ReplyDeleteIt was just another big money grab. The gangs are taking over Haiti.. why doesn't the US send a military down there and help clean it up. I know why because they can't get any money from the government they have nothing that the US wants no oil no precious commodities no precious stones no nothing so the US government doesn't care
@8:14...Why should we invade a country? We can't take care of the world. Let them ask the UN for help. We sent them $138.3 million in early 2025 and have sent aid every year. Clinton invaded Haiti and it didn't work. You certainly are insulting towards America. We are the most charitible nation on Earth...no greed by us.
ReplyDeleteWe invaded Venezuela and that was okay. You have voiced support here over invading the Panama Canal. And you're okay with taking Cuba.
ReplyDeleteWhat is it about Haiti that makes it different? Hmm. Let's think about that for a minute, shall we?
@8:27...We did not invade Venezuela but we did a military exercise to capture Maduro. Don't have time to answer the rest of your stuff.
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