What is going on in Haiti; and who is to blame?

BY STEVEN KASZAB

Haiti is in chaos; lives being lost unnecessarily and who is to blame? Let’s see:

• Leadership of the Legislature
• Police Commissioner
• Justice Departments Prosecution Team
• Leaders of the Army

Blame them for what you may ask? Well, how about dereliction of duty to the Haitian people. While the people of Haiti are victimized by gangland violence disrupting all aspects of Haitian society, its economy and very social fabric, the elected officials ignore their needs of Haiti, and hide behind legislative privilege and their security teams. These so-called leaders are running away, hiding from criminals and anarchists alike. Where is the: courage, gumption and ingenious determination to save Haiti?

Fear has gathered itself in Haiti, spreading like wildfire among all except those who inflict undue violence upon others. If there were a time for justifiable violence by the palace of justice, this would be the time. Call it justice, enforcing the law, or primal judicial vengeance, but stretch out the hand of justice and swat the flies of terror, crime and anti-democratic fever. Fear holds the average Haitian by the throat, and if something is not done soon, a wave of Haitians will descend upon other Caribbean and North American neighbors. When you have no one prepared to fight corruption and undue violence, you run, or you die.

Now is the time that the average working person raises their fists and rifles to crush gangland evil for good. Like cancer, gangland violence will never leave unless it is crushed completely. Our ancestors fought against: Nazi’s, Japanese supremacists and Soviet expansionists. Now is the time to not only crush gangland organizations, but also the cartels that feed them: drugs, weapons and funds.

How did Capone’s empire fall? Sure, he lost to tax evasion, but the Chicago Police’s eye for an eye attitude ended the violence of Capone’s time. They kill one of yours, you kill 10 of theirs until they do not exist anymore, or they surrender to the demands of justice. Police the world over want this, but the cowardly politicians that rule the roost have neither the courage nor determination to carry out this fight.

Criminal violence will continue to rule the night, our streets and all the hidden places we may run to. End the manufacturing of weapons sold to the public; make membership in a gang worthy of a five-year sentence; criminal use of weapons brings immediate life imprisonment and confiscation of their property; anyone who willingly supports these criminals should be imprisoned as accessories to crime.

A heavy hand is needed in managing the nation’s criminals, period.