USA Must Make Aristide FACE THE BAR OF JUSTICE

"Après moi, c'est le déluge" From Aristide so called speeches inciting violence.

He used the mobs to commit incredible crimes against his opponents and every one else who did not agree with him. He threatened the life of those who worked very hard for what is theirs.

Aristide did not have any business acumen nor any training to run a country like Haiti The thief grew up dirt poor and received his education for free through the Salesian catholic group.

The minute he gained power, Aristide wanted and got 80% instead of the 30% offered of the drug operations in Haiti and he deposited 300million Dollars in a bank in the United States.Hector Kétant, the older brother of Jacques kétant, who vehemently refused to give Aristide 80 percent of the narcotics proceeds, allegedly to pay for the cost of Haiti's annual carnival festivities, was shot dead hours later at his home with his body guard by Rudy Thérassant, Aristide's so-called anti-narcotics chief.

I guess once Aristide got a taste of the good life, he preferred to steal his way to the top. The United States must arrest Aristide and make him face the bar of justice for his crimes and money laundering.

The following is from one of Aristide's famous speeches.

"Now, whenever you are hungry, turn your eyes in the direction of those people who aren't hungry.

Whenever you are out of work, turn your eyes in the direction of those who can put people to work.

Ask them why not? What are you waiting for? Are you waiting for the sea to dry up (He actually made a play on words, rhyming "Tann" with "Pwa Tann" which means waiting for tender beans to mature).

Why don't you start? It's time for you to start, because the country needs you, the country needs us economically, so that we can do better, twice as much.

Whenever you feel the heat of unemployment, whenever the heat of the pavement begins to make you feel awful, whenever you feel revolt inside you, turn your eyes to the direction of those with the means.

Ask them why not? What are you waiting for? Why this long wait? Are you waiting for the seas to dry up? And if you catch a cat (the slang in Creole for thief), if you catch a thief, if you catch a false, Lavalassian, if you catch a false...

(he stopped right in the middle of the word), if you catch one who shouldn't be there, don't he-si-tate - to - give - him - what - he - deserves (staccato for effect and repeated twice, and his voice rising in a crescendo).

Your tool in hand, your instrument in hand, your constitution in hand! Don't he - si-tate - to - give - him - what - he - deserves.

Your equipment in hand, your trowel in hand, your pencil in hand, your Constitution in hand, don't he-si-tate - to - give - him - what - he - deserves."
This is plainly a man who do not understand that one cannot take his food he must work for a living.

One cannot force someone to hire them against their will they are running a business not a charity.

Since Aristide never really worked for others he probably did not understand that concept.

Aristide payed his Family "Lavalas" political movement members each $500,000 thousand US dollars annually,The all became fabulously wealthy within just a few years.

Aristide defrauded the Haitian people of another 200 million dollars on a co-operative project.

He stole millions from Teleco and the National coffers.

Its crucial that Aristide pay his crimes and give back the money he stole from the Haitian people.