Haiti chaos: Unelected PM resigns amidst growing violence and anti-US sentiment

The situation in the Caribbean country is deteriorating rapidly, with claims on social media of atrocities and cannibalism.

After weeks of violence on the streets and increasing public pressure, Haiti’s Prime Minister Ariel Henry has agreed to step down.

The decision came after a meeting in Jamaica with Caribbean leaders, addressing the need for political transition in Haiti. Henry assumed leadership of the country following the assassination of the previous president in July 2021

Henry is currently stranded in Puerto Rico due to armed gang activities preventing his return. The Caribbean Community’s chair and Guyana’s President, Irfaan Ali, announced Henry’s resignation would coincide with the formation of a transitional presidential council and the appointment of an interim prime minister.

Port-au-Prince, Haiti’s capital, has been under the control of heavily armed gangs demanding Henry’s resignation, leading to a state of emergency and extended curfews.

Unverified reports on social media claim multiple atrocities have taken place, and even cannibalism.

The violence coincides with a sharp rise in anti-US sentiment, with many locals blaming the actions of former US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and globalist financier George Soros for the country’s decline, when they intervened in domestic affairs via well-financed NGOs and ‘foundations’ after a series of earthquakes devastated the small nation from 2010 onwards.

Haitian activists claim powerful US interests have illegally appropriated the island’s rich deposits of iridium since the earthquakes and funnelled the vast profits overseas.

Allegations of child trafficking by members of the Clinton Foundation in Haiti have also been reported.

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We know why Hillary went to Haiti

— Thrilla the Gorilla (@ThrillaRilla369) March 12, 2024

Henry’s trip to Kenya for security assistance was interrupted when gangs launched attacks on police stations and prisons, and his plane was prevented from landing in Haiti due to violence at the international airport.

Henry’s departure was anticipated as Caribbean nations and international observers viewed him as a barrier to Haiti’s stability. The escalating conflict in Haiti led the U.S. to reconsider its stance on Henry’s role in the transitional process. Lacking support from the U.S. and neighbouring countries, Henry had no choice but to resign.

The U.S. has pledged significant financial support to a UN-backed security force expected to be led by Kenya, aiming to restore order in Haiti. The transitional council, composed of observers and voting members from various sectors, is tasked with appointing an interim prime minister and paving the way for Haiti’s first elections since 2016.

🔥🚨BREAKING EXCLUSIVE: Haiti Gang leader Jimmy Cherisier aka Barbecue said if Haiti PN Ariel Henry doesn’t resign Haiti will have a genocide, Barbecue went on to say if the Prime Minister insists on staying in power, they can all expect a civil war against Ariel and the… pic.twitter.com/hbYFJrbriX

— Dom Lucre | Breaker of Narratives (@dom_lucre) March 11, 2024

💥 Haiti reporter 2016:

“Where is the money Hillary raised via the Clinton Foundation, Haiti did not receive even 2% of that.”

Why isn’t the MSM reporting on this? pic.twitter.com/ZmzXhrnlor

— Red Pill USA (@Red_Pill_US) March 12, 2024

🔥🚨BREAKING: U.S., EU and Germany evacuated diplomatic staff from Haiti over violence.

The U.S. military airlifted nonessential embassy staff from Haiti in an overnight evacuation and boosted security in the capital, Port-au-Prince, due to escalating cannibal gang violence.… pic.twitter.com/DHSle4RTbC

— Dom Lucre | Breaker of Narratives (@dom_lucre) March 11, 2024

Breaking!!!🚨

The country of #Haiti has been taken over by a gang leader by the name of barbecue. They are saying it’s a cannibalistic gang eating people but that might be false to push a narrative and complete an agenda. 🇭🇹

There has been reports of 4,000 inmates released to… pic.twitter.com/vhKC45uuAk

— The Maverick Approach (@Maveapproach) March 11, 2024