London's Dope, Inc. and Haiti

March 2, 2010 (LPAC)— One of the frequent lies one hears from the British genocidalists and their U.S. followers, is that the Haitian government is so corrupt that international aid cannot be channeled through them, and instead has to be given directly to "non-corrupt" NGOs—such as those run by the world's leading drug-runner George Soros, or those run by Bill Gates, who is an ardent advocate of Malthusian genocide.

But the real corruption in Haiti is that of the British Empire's own Dope, Inc. apparatus, which has come to dominate entire areas of the deliberately devastated Haitian economy, and has penetrated its political class. In a country with 50% official unemployment—and real unemployment likely 60-70%—what do you expect?

The State Department's 2009 International Narcotics Control Strategy Report (INCSR) says that "Haiti remains a major transit country for cocaine and marijuana from South America and the Caribbean, respectively." Small aircraft do offshore drops to waiting boats, as well as land on at least 29 clandestine air strips, especially in the south of the country. "Suspect drug flights from Venezuela increased at least 15% in 2008 following on the 38% increase officially recorded in 2007. However, the actual rate of increase may be much higher." Go-fast boats are also used to offload drugs to waiting Haitian fishing boats or cargo ships, which take it to the U.S. and, to a lesser degree, Europe.

A June 8, 2007 meeting at the USIP on the Haiti drug problem, gave some useful specifics. While 90% of cocaine entering the U.S. does through Mexico and Central America, the remaining 10% goes through the Caribbean. There has been "sharply increased cocaine shipments from Venezuela through Haiti and the Dominican Republic on the island of Hispaniola. U.S. government agencies estimate that 83 metric tons or about 8% of the cocaine entering the U.S. in 2006 transited either Haiti or the Dominican Republic." And recently there has been a shift away from the Dominican Republic towards Haiti.