ARISTIDE : DRUG LORD/ VOLEUR /THIEF /CRIMINAL

LISTE PARTIELLE DES VICTIMES D'ARISTIDE
Un fait est certain, kidnappeurs, cette voie de l’abjection vous a été indiquée dans un premier temps par la gauche haïtienne avec le hold-up de la banque du Canada et le kidnapping de l’ambassadeur Américain Knox.
Ironie de l’histoire le délinquant kidnappeur est devenu Membre de l’Exécutif du Gouvernement d’Aristide et non des moindres Ministre des Affaires Étrangères. Dans un second temps, elle vous a été dictée par les assassinats multiples non résolus ou simplement occultés de Mireille Durocher Bertin, de Sylvio Claude, du Pasteur Leroy, du Dr. Lafontant, de Claude Raymond, de Henry Max Mayard, de Frank Duré Placide, des 3 fils de Mme Viola Robert, de la policière Marie Cristine Jeudi, de Jean-Marie
Vincent, du Père Jean Pierre-Louis, de Briol Lindor, de Jean Dominique et de tant d’autres.
Le non-respect de la vie humaine, claironné du haut des chaires d’Église par des Raspoutines nègres, s’est vite transformé en phénomène de culture importé avec quelques variantes de minarets du Moyen-Orient.
Mais, à tout le moins, Le Moyen-Orient offre, pour ce faire, l’excuse d’une Cause.
De mémoire d’homme, aucun Immam ou Ayatollah ne peut-être considéré comme de vulgaires pirates dont le seul dessein est de mettre à sac le trésor étique de leur pays.
En un mot kidnappeurs, où comptez-vous aller avec cette insécurité incompatible avec la nature profonde de l’Haïtien? Cliquez pour site:
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President Preval is a TAFIATEUR who is trying to get a couple of millions from the Duvalier babydoc while his friend ARISTIDE has gotten away with OVER 500 MILLIONS US DOLLARS OF HAITI'S MONEY.
MIAMI COURTS
One of Haiti's most flamboyant drug traffickers said Wednesday
in a Miami federal courtroom that he couldn't have thrived
without paying millions in bribes to his close friend, President
Jean-Bertrand Aristide..

Aristide ''is a drug lord.

He controlled the drug trade in Haiti,''
said Ketant, 42. ``He turned the country into a narco-country.''
Ketant told the judge:
``It's a one-man show, your honor.

You either pay [Aristide] or
you die. .

He betrayed me just like Judas betrayed Jesus.''
Jacques Beaudoin Kétant and Aristide appeared to have been close.

One of Ketant's
siblings said outside the courtroom that his brother is the
godfather to one of Aristide's children.”
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4. So far, a federal grand jury probe in Miami has led to 22 convictions of mostly Haitian drug traffickers, ex-police officers and a high-ranking politician close to Aristide.

Although the exiled former president is a main target of the ongoing investigation, he has not been charged.

The allegations against the ex-president come from numerous sources, but the evidence has not risen to a level to press a case against Aristide, say U.S. law enforcement officials, who have been hampered by a lack of financial records.

Still, The Miami Herald has learned from interviews with about 20 law enforcement officials, defense lawyers and others involved in the case that Aristide has been accused of being at the center of his country's narco-trafficking and money-laundering activities from 2001 to 2004.

Click: wehaitians.com
5. Aristide's Stolen Millions: Jean-Bertrand Aristide's government illegally pumped at least $21 million of his country's meager public funds into private firms that existed only on paper .

$2.4 million went directly to charities tied to Aristide and his political party, allowing him to take credit for humanitarian works and strengthening his image as a champion of Haiti's poor.

But the bulk of the money is still unaccounted for.”Instead of contributing to the improvement of the people's living conditions .

the Aristide Foundation .

participated in the erosion and embezzlement of public funds,'' A 69-page report .

''Large sums are .

displaced from one enterprise to another, in order to blur the trail .

This chain of operations characterizes the laundering of money,'' the report said.The report was submitted to a judge in June as the first step in a possible prosecution of Aristide, who was elected in 2000 but was ousted by an armed rebellion last year.

It was obtained by The Herald and authenticated by three people who have copies, including Petit, acting head of Lavalas Family, Aristide's political party.

Aristide has been under investigation for corruption in Haiti since his ouster.

Federal prosecutors in Miami also are looking into whether he took bribes from drug traffickers, The Herald has reported.
Click: haitipolicy.org
5. Officials also recognized that as a sitting head of state, Aristide enjoyed immunity from prosecution under well-established international legal doctrine.

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sptimes.com
6. Haiti's interim government filed suit against former Haitian President Jean-Bertrand Aristide in Miami federal court, accusing him of stealing millions from the Haitian people.

“Aristide abused his power and deceived and betrayed the Haitian people by directing and participating in ongoing and fraudulent schemes,'' the 74-page civil lawsuit filed by several law firms hired by the government alleges.