“.. the Kenyan team was accompanied by U.S. soldiers for protection, and the meeting was attended by over a dozen officials from the U.S. State Department.”

Haiti is under occupation.

Say no to another neocolonial invasion and occupation of #Haiti 🇭🇹

For the record, check out Black Alliance for Peace's Zine on Haiti: The Crisis of Haiti is a Crisis of Imperialism:
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Nigeria is doing the work of the empire in Niger while Kenya is doing the work of the empire in Haiti.

Shameless.

HAITIANS REJECT KENYAN-LED POLICE FORCE

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Haitians are protesting against the possible deployment of a US-backed multinational security force. This follows the arrival of a Kenyan police delegation to Haiti in Port-au-Prince. The East African nation has…

A reminder that Lula’s Brazil led the military wing of the US/UN invasion and occupation of Haiti in 2004;

that Haiti is still under occupation;

that Lula’s Brazil is still a member of the Core Group - the group facilitating the ongoing occupation.

SPEECH: Imperialism is the Arsonist of Our Forests and Savannas, Thomas Sankara, February 5, 1986 blackagendareport.com/speech-imperia…

How is Japan getting away with dumping radioactive water into our oceans?!

Canada has even removed the waiting period for Ukrainian migrants to receive health care and all government services.

Everyone else - including people on work permits - have to wait 3 months

Burkina Faso authorities ignore ECOWAS warnings and deliver humanitarian help to Niger despite the sanctions.

Government of Kenya. Setting new standards of embarrassment for our people on the global stage

James North Jocelyn McCalla velina Monique Clesca The Kenyans skipped right over the alleged Prime Minister, Ariel Henry, and went straight to the U.S. embassy, huh? That doesn't strike anyone as strange?

When it comes to Haiti, the white puppeteers never bother hiding their faces

Moving a place with hurricane and earthquake to one of fire and smoke. What a life!

Haiti truly has no friends.

But we will win.

Dear world, the US-backed Kenyan evaluation team in Haiti is a way to figure out the pulse of a potential foreign civil war. The Haitian people do NOT, and I repeat, do NOT want their home occupied.

Haitian leaders write to African Union on Kenya’s invasion of Haiti:

“Has the government of Kenya wondered why Canada and other countries have, in fact, refused, despite pressures exerted…to rush into this dubious undertaking?”

h/t ⁦ac⁩ rezonodwes.com/?p=317328

What does it mean that the first place the Kenyan delegation went in Haiti was the US embassy?

(Also - did you know that Haiti has the 4th largest U.S. embassy in the world?)