Suspected mastermind of Haiti president’s assassination arrested

As the article is dated July 12th it must have been posted in the recent hours.

Snippet:

The 63-year-old doctor recently arrived in Haiti on a private plane to seize the presidency, said the police chief, adding that the alleged mastermind hired Colombian mercenaries through a private Venezuelan security firm based in Florida.

What I find curious is this is the 3rd person they have arrested for this. All three coming from Florida as you can by this other statement in the article.

The doctor is the third U.S. resident of Haitian origin – and the 21st person overall – to be detained as a suspect in the case. The other two also reportedly lived in Florida, some 1,000 kilometres away from Haiti.

Are they just on a fishing expedition or is someone handing them names? Getting rid of troublesome connections? Also curious that he just flew in to take over? Doesn't that sound a little suspect in itself?

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I find it more suspicious that the guy is a doctor what were the other detainees?

a reply to: onehuman
This crime has nothing to do with politics and is all about illegal businesses.

a reply to: onehuman

Nancy Pelosi said 750 people attempted to "Take Over" America on January 6th.

Maybe that's just another blurb, used by people and writers who are clueless.

originally posted by: Trueman
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This crime has nothing to do with politics and is all about illegal businesses.

Yes I agree, but that raises the question, Whos illegal business? There has been a pretty popular name that has resurfaced very recently that has/had connections to Haiti.

originally posted by: onehuman

originally posted by: Trueman
a reply to: onehuman
This crime has nothing to do with politics and is all about illegal businesses.

Yes I agree, but that raises the question, Whos illegal business? There has been a pretty popular name that has resurfaced very recently that has/had connections to Haiti.

It's clear.

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www.currentaffairs.org...

www.huffpost.com...

originally posted by: Trueman

originally posted by: onehuman

originally posted by: Trueman
a reply to: onehuman
This crime has nothing to do with politics and is all about illegal businesses.

Yes I agree, but that raises the question, Whos illegal business? There has been a pretty popular name that has resurfaced very recently that has/had connections to Haiti.

It's clear.

twitter.com... ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.waynedupree.com%2F2021%2F07%2Fhaiti-president-the-clintons%2F

www.currentaffairs.org...

www.huffpost.com...

The truth of their crimes will one day be revealed for all to see. I do believe this renewed focus is the start.

These guys are the fall guys IMO

I wouldn't be surprised if the Haitian OPPOSITION hired these guys, then turned on them to displace blame, set them up etc

Taiwan's embassy was raided also

Then look at whats going on parallel with Haiti is Cuba

to me it looks like there is a political influence battle going on in the Caribbean

Perhaps the US is clearing out CCP loyal or captured regimes, or visa versa The CCP is ousting US friendly regimes i dont know enough about the geopolitical landscape in Haiti tbh

originally posted by: onehuman
As the article is dated July 12th it must have been posted in the recent hours.

Snippet:

The 63-year-old doctor recently arrived in Haiti on a private plane to seize the presidency, said the police chief, adding that the alleged mastermind hired Colombian mercenaries through a private Venezuelan security firm based in Florida.

What I find curious is this is the 3rd person they have arrested for this. All three coming from Florida as you can by this other statement in the article.

The doctor is the third U.S. resident of Haitian origin – and the 21st person overall – to be detained as a suspect in the case. The other two also reportedly lived in Florida, some 1,000 kilometres away from Haiti.

Are they just on a fishing expedition or is someone handing them names? Getting rid of troublesome connections? Also curious that he just flew in to take over? Doesn't that sound a little suspect in itself?

What article are you talking about? You did not post a link to an article. Did I overlook something?

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I find it very difficult, in recent years, to believe anything that the government tells us. Especially regarding an assassinated president.

originally posted by: Trueman

originally posted by: onehuman

originally posted by: Trueman
a reply to: onehuman
This crime has nothing to do with politics and is all about illegal businesses.

Yes I agree, but that raises the question, Whos illegal business? There has been a pretty popular name that has resurfaced very recently that has/had connections to Haiti.

It's clear.

twitter.com... ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.waynedupree.com%2F2021%2F07%2Fhaiti-president-the-clintons%2F

www.currentaffairs.org...

www.huffpost.com...

GTFO! Wow! How can those two still be running around free?

Scapegoats, disposable identities, false social media, lack of real provable evidence etc.etc.

Sounds familiar😃♾️⚜️

originally posted by: xuenchen
Scapegoats, disposable identities, false social media, lack of real provable evidence etc.etc.

Sounds familiar😃♾️⚜️

Exactly

The real plot masters would know the public are stupid enough to take whatever they say at face value, humans arnt good in dealing with chaos, they pick the most plausible hand fed narrative and wont question a thing

Who is/was the the assassinated president loyal to? the west? or the autocratic russia china et al?

that would be my starting point to who carried out the hit

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Wow I could have swore I had added it, ops my bad.

Here you go: Link to article

toresays.com...

Hmmm.... Not to try to turn everything into a conspiracy (technically this job IS the definition of conspiracy, but you know what I mean) but let's look at a few things that we know.

According to The A.P.

Colombia’s national police chief, Gen. Jorge Luis Vargas, said that a Florida-based enterprise, CTU Security, used its company credit card to buy 19 plane tickets from Bogota to Santo Domingo for the Colombian suspects. Most arrived in the Dominican Republic in June and moved into Haiti within weeks, Vargas said.

A quick search of CTU Security comes up with all kinds of results that have nothing to do with the actual business but you eventually find an address for them. That address is for Doral, Florida. Who has heard of Doral before? We'll come back to that in a minute.

Who made all kinds of money with the Columbians back in the 80s and 90s, flying powder into the country? *not an individual but organization, or agency?

Ok. Now, back to Doral, Florida. So, a company calling itself CTU (Counter Terrorism Unit, I assume) Security is based in a town with no airport? What is close by, though? Miami International. But for projects that require a little more discretion, there is an executive airport that is just as close, called Opa-locka. Now, anyone that has seen a MonkeyWerx sitrep on the YT, will know that there are a TON of flights that come out of Opa-locka, regularly, and end up in some VERY odd places, including Guantanamo Bay AND many, many flights to Bogata and other parts of Columbia. These planes tend to be connected to either companies that lease planes to certain federal agencies or are owned by shell companies that are probably ultimately owned by those same certain federal agencies.

So, my conclusion is that there is no doubt this was done by one of our agencies. The question is whether or not it was the good guys or the bad guys that did it.

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Are we taking bets on how long before he's Epsteined?

a reply to: Tanga36

This was a great post Tanga! Nice dig. Very nice. I dont even know if you will see this, but still wanted to let you know. Falls under things that make you go hmmm eh?

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Interesting, Opa-locka, Florida was developed based on a One Thousand and One Nights theme...Arabian Nights. This little city has quite the interesting history!!

But 60 years ago on that very spot was Building 67, a two-story barracks, that in 1953 and 1954 served as CIA field headquarters for the covert operation that overthrew leftist Guatemalan President Jacobo Arbenz.

It was there that several senior CIA officers labored for months organizing the intricate logistical details of PBSUCCESS, the code name for the anti-Arbenz operation. Among the officers who worked at Building 67 was E. Howard Hunt...

“Desire to assure all concerned that recent exposé of alleged activities pertaining PBSUCCESS although unfortunate some respects fortunate in others,” wrote Dunbar from Opa-locka to the Central America CIA officers on Feb. 2, 1954. “Further this incident has not affected PBSUCCESS objective any way.”

PBSUCCESS, in some ways, served as the template for the 1961 Bay of Pigs operation.
Miami Herald

Opa-locka city hall:

originally posted by: onehuman
a reply to: Tanga36

This was a great post Tanga! Nice dig. Very nice. I dont even know if you will see this, but still wanted to let you know. Falls under things that make you go hmmm eh?

Whenever I hear about something going on in South Florida, I immediately look at how close it is to Opa-locka and Ft. Lauderdale. There is an awful lot of super secret, covert type things going on down there. Most people associate Langley with a Certain Intelligence Agency but I'd be willing to bet that there are more spooks in South Florida than the rest of the country.