10 steps to dictatorship: Why the grassroots movement in Haiti is taking to the streets against President Michel Martelly

10 steps to dictatorship: Why the grassroots movement in Haiti is taking to the streets against President Michel Martelly.

September 26, 2013 | Categories: & Literature, Africa, AFRIKAN, AFRIKAN, agent provocateurs, Caribbean, CIA, Commentary, Community outrage, Community self defense, Cruel and inhuman punishment, Culture, Death Penalty, earthquake, Education, FANMI LAVALAS, Haiti, Haiti: We Must Kill the Bandits, Haitian, Haitian, Haitian, Health, Human Rights, Hurricane Sandy, illegal sentencing, Incarceration nation, Instrumental, International, International Law, Jazz, Law, Liberation, Lovinsky-Pierre Antoine, Lynching, Military, NATO, Paramilitarism and the Assault on Democracy in Haiti, Police brutality, police corruption, Political, Political Prisoners, Politics, Prisons, Radio, Rape, secret surveillance, Serious2020, Sexual predators, special rendition, Torture, UN, Voter Registration Fraud, voter suppression tactics, Weaponry, Women, Working Class, Youth | Tags: 1991 coup d'etat, 2004 coup d'etat, 2010-2011 fraudulent election, ABA Martelly, African/Black experience, Andre Michel, Anel Alexis Joseph, Aristide, Ayiti, Baby Doc Duvalier, Bill Clinton, brutal dictator, Canada, Charlie Hinton, Clinton-Bush plan, CNG, COINTELPRO, controlled prosecutors and judges, corruption, death penalty, death squad, Deputy Arnel Belizaire, desolve Parliament, dictatorship, Dr. Jean-Bertrand, Duvalierism, economic development, Egyptian Revolution, Electoral Council, executive control, Fanmi Lavalas, Felipe Calderon, France, FRAPH, freedom and liberation, freedom of thought, graffiti, great flood, Haiti, Haiti Action Committee, Haitian Army, Haitian law, Haitian National Police, haitisolidarity.net, henchmen, Hillary Clinton, hit squads, imported doctrines, impunity from prosecution, incarceration nation, John McCain, Judge Jean Serge Joseph, less than 1%, loss of capital, Magalie Racine, Martelly regime, Mexico, Miami Herald, murder with impunity, National Council of Government, neo-liberal economic policies, OAS, occupation forces, Papa Doc Duvalier, paramilitary training camps, phone and money transfer taxes, Port au Prince, quorum, Rene Preval, repression, revolutionary leaders, right wing ideologues, rule by decree, Senator John Joel Joseph, Senator Moise Jean Charles, SF BAYVIEW newspaper, Slavery, sweatshops, terrorism, Ton Ton Macoute, tourism, transnational corporations, U.S., U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration, UN, UN MINUSTAH, usury loans, Vodun, War on Afrikans | 1 Comment