| April
22, 2002 |
|
 |
 |
PABLO ESCOBAR IS ALIVE
AND WELL AND LIVING IN PORT-AU-PRINCE
|
Georges
Sami SAATI |
I woke
up in Port-au-Prince, Wednesday morning at 6am December 20,1989
to find president George Bush on my TV screen explaining to
the world that operation Just Cause had started in Panama
with 20,000 of our soldiers to restore democracy and capture
general Manuel Antonio Noriega, a drug trafficker indicted
on February 4, 1988 by a federal grand jury.
I was
thrilled, we were finally going to liberate our Panamanian
brothers from a tyrant. I ran to my office and started calling
my friends to get their opinions and more details, and of
course my radio was on. I could not really concentrate on
work.
By 11
am, a leftist friend of mine called my office to tell me that
Noriega and his irregular paramilitary units called "dignity
battalions" were fighting the American imperialists.
I was upset, first of all because she was defending Noriega
and second, because of her lack of concern for the soldiers
and civilians who were probably dying. It was the first time
in history we were learning about the invisible plane, the
stealth fighter.
By the
next day we were already winning the war, finally we saw a
picture of Noriega in shackles on a plane departing for Miami.
The world was happy, once more people were free, dancing and
chanting in the streets of Panama.
America
made a loud and clear statement that will live forever in
the minds and hearts of the decent people of the world. For
the first time in recent history a president was taken prisoner
on drug charges and brought to trial to answer for his crimes.
Noriega
had killed opposition leaders, journalists were beaten by
his thugs, politicians got kicked and clubbed by his bandidos
for hire. He was selling weapons to the Sandinistas, and making
as much money as he could dealing in the infamous white powder,
the family destroyer known as cocaine.
Noriega
the Panamanian strongman, also known as God’s Favorite
is now serving a 40-year sentence in Florida for drug trafficking.
Not to forget the fact that he undermined his country’s
so-called democratic elections in 1989.
Five
years later, in September of 1994, President Bill Clinton
launched his OPERATION RESTORE DEMOCRACY
and ordered combat troops to land on the Caribbean
island of Haiti and return the Jean Bertrand Aristide to power,
the elected, Defrocked Priest President who had been overthrown
three years earlier in a bloody military coup. It seemed very
noble to the world, no longer could a legitimate leader be
ousted from power by military dictators, especially in Latin
America. Politicians rejoiced, now they could do as they pleased
and would not have to confront another Pinochet. Great, the
people could then decide for themselves whom they wanted as
president. VIVE LA DEMOCRATIE, LONG
LIVE DEMOCRACY, VIVA LA DEMOCRACIA.
What
they failed to tell us was that "OPERATION
RESTORE DEMOCRACY" was really "OPERATION
BIG BUCKS", and it was only a question of money,
large amounts of green backs. With 20,000 American troops
and American taxpayers’ money, we returned a Psychopath,
Drug Dealer, Leftist Anti-American Taliban to Haiti, only
to have him turn the country into a Narco-State.
Does it make sense that Mr. Bush arrested Noriega a Drug Dealer
and brought him to justice in 1989, and a few years later,
in 1994, Mr. Clinton escorted another drug dealer, Mr. Aristide,
in grand style only to have him completely destroy a people
and a country?
One of Clinton’s big arguments was that the Haitian military
was facilitating cocaine shipments to the United States. Of
course as a leftist, he had the back- up of the international
left, the Latin American politicians afraid for their own
positions, the Black Caucus (Haitians call them Black Coquins-Black
Rascals in English). As a result, Haiti, a poor country suffered
3 years of a devastating embargo, many people died from lack
of food and medication, and the country became the Scapegoat.
One can’t help but wonder why?
Now 8 years after the return of Aristide the tyrant, buddy
to Fidel Castro, admirer of Chavez, friend of Kaddafi, the
Haitian people are living the worst possible scenario . The
economy is in shambles, the people are starving, kidnapings
and assassinations are rampant, and most importantly the cocaine
flow has increased by 20 percent. In addition to blatantly
fraudulent elections, drug dealers are jailed only to be released
within hours, journalists are being killed, and everyone knows
that the meek little priest has become a BILLIONAIRE.
All major newspapers that favored Aristide now denounce him,
his former supporters have turned their backs to him, American
Congressman and Senators are vehement in their criticism of
his corrupt regime. All Haitians know that the President of
Haiti is the NEW PABLO ESCOBAR.
We wonder where the DEA and the FBI
are? They know more about Aristide and the Drug Trade
in Haiti than most of us, they have the tools and the money
to investigate. They all know how to read, they all have computers,
why don’t they try www.yahoo.com, or www.google.com,
it is all there, when is the indictment coming? When is our
government going to send a plane to Haiti to get Jean Bertrand
Aristide and bring him to justice in Miami? From what I heard,
Noriega is waiting for him.
Did you know that cocaine is destroying
our children, killing Americans? What are you people doing
with our tax dollars?
Where is Bill Clinton, he owes us all an APOLOGY?
He should make a public statement concerning his huge blunder
in the Haiti operation. Is he blind, is he deaf or
is he afraid to denounce Aristide openly?
Where are the Democrats who
supported Aristide? Where are the artists from Hollywood?
The intellectuals? Where is
the Black Caucus when the situation
is desperate? Where are the Kennedys?
The Haitians want to hear what you have to say now? Jesse
Jackson and Randall Robinson what do you have to say?
Are you afraid to say that Senator
Jesse Helms and the CIA were
right?
Or, are you afraid Aristide might talk? He has already issued
a warning that if anything happens to him, he will tell the
world the names of the people he bribed. Why are you afraid
to denounce the priest? Go ahead :
THE TRUTH WILL SET YOU FREE.
I can say what you people cannot say, because I am not a candidate,
and I am not afraid for my life. I can say out LOUD
what most people say in a LOW
voice.
THIS IS FREEDOM, I AM FREE.
Now, I am waiting for our government to do its job which is
to protect our citizens first and foremost. GO
GET THE NEW PABLO ESCOBAR, THE WORLD AND THE HAITIAN PEOPLE
WILL BE FOREVER GRATEFUL!!! .
Georges Sami SAATI
Supporter of Democracy
 Email:
moun@moun.com |
