From the inside? Please elaborateThe question about allowing Haiti to do something internally appears to be in the process of being answered at this very moment.
Posts 8 and 16 above, action is under way.
The question about allowing Haiti to do something internally appears to be in the process of being answered at this very moment.
Posts 8 and 16 above, action is under way.
I've seen those posts, 8 &16 and they offer nothing new about internal control or candidates and per the OP apparently, that's not what Haiti wants.From the inside? Please elaborate
"The United States has drafted a United Nations Security Council resolution that will encourage the "immediate deployment of a multinational rapid action force" to Haiti to address the nation's worst security and health crisis in decades, according to a copy of the resolution obtained by McClatchy and the Miami Herald."
Please note key word from post 8: Drafted is not passed. Drafted is not action.
"It is still unclear whether China or Russia, two permanent members of the Security Council, will support the resolution. China has been critical in recent months of the international community's approach to Haiti and has called for a stronger arms embargo on the Caribbean nation."
Reference is made to #1.
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TOO LATE FOR WHAT ❓
The Canadian ones arrived early this am (12:30ish). They are new armored vehicles so if they maintain them they should last awhile.This week, the U.S sent an elite disaster assistance response team to Port-au-Prince, deployed a major Coast Guard vessel to patrol the Haitian coast and issued visa restrictions on prominent Haitians involved in the violence.
On Saturday, flights from both Canada and the U.S. are expected to land in at the Port-au-Prince airport carrying critical security assistance, including armed vehicles ordered by the Haitian police, according to two sources familiar with the matter.
Drafts to the UN? LOL, The UN is useless.
On this we are in agreement.Drafts to the UN? LOL, The UN is useless.
I expect nothing will be done that will improve the situation. Some problems cannot be solved.Is doing the wrong thing better than doing nothing ❓
I am in complete agreement.Force is a necessary part of any solution
On this we would be in agreement.I am in complete agreement.
Overwhelming force.
The kind of force that "leaves them dead in the street. Mouth full of blood and a soul full of heat". ‼️
Most likely the reason why there would be no difference is because fighting is easy.On this we would be in agreement.
At the end of that, however, there would be no real difference.
More thoughts on intervention:
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To some Haitians, another foreign military force would be “greatest humiliation”
— The Haitian government’s request for international military forces to stop the country’s humanitarian crisis and restore securityhaitiantimes.com
I am in complete agreement.I really hate to see people I care about suffer like they are. I can help some but not near enough. I am coming to agree with the respondents in this article. Haiti has to do it themselves. They did it once 218 years ago. They can do it again. They do need a strong leader and I don't trust Aristide. I pray and hope someone emerges who is above corruption and can meet the challenges they face.
The worst part of all the chaos is there are a lot of innocent people that become collateral damage. The Haitian people somehow have to stand up to the gangs and corrupt government without giving up hope. If history has taught us one thing, it's any puppet government that is put in place will be just as bad as the one that just got thrown out.I really hate to see people I care about suffer like they are. I can help some but not near enough. I am coming to agree with the respondents in this article. Haiti has to do it themselves. They did it once 218 years ago. They can do it again. They do need a strong leader and I don't trust Aristide. I pray and hope someone emerges who is above corruption and can meet the challenges they face.