Kenyan cops can’t guarantee U.S. domination of Haiti
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The multinational security support mission (MSS) in Haiti, approved by the United Nations, funded in large part by the United States and led by cops from Kenya, began arriving in Port-au-Prince at the end of June. It’s the latest wrinkle in the long history of maneuvers and plots the U.S. has used t

As Berthony Dupont pointed out in Haïti-Liberté on July 24: “If ever there was a chance for a second social revolution in Haiti, it is now. There is not one legitimate, elected Haitian official that the imperialists can pretend to defend. Both North American and European imperialisms are collapsing. Biden, Trudeau and Macron all have approval ratings at around 30% or below. They are dramatically losing their wars in Ukraine, Gaza, Yemen and the Sahel. Even their proxy, Kenya, is hobbled by debt and mass protests.”

Even though the U.S. capitalist class had promised to fully fund the multinational security support mission, it couldn’t get its act together enough to pay the Kenyan cops — the repressive forces it was using — the bonuses they had been promised.

Progressives in the United States owe an immense debt of solidarity to the people of Haiti whose struggles for centuries have done so much to advance the struggles of all poor and working people for their full emancipation. U.S., French and Canadian [neo]imperialists out of Haiti now!