Introduction
Why "Canada out of Haiti"?
A Canadian RCMP officer training members of the Haitian National Police (HNP). The RCMP is also responsible for vetting new recruits. The HNP have shot and killed dozens of unarmed demonstrators.
The current situation in Haiti, for which the Canadian government bears much responsibility, is characterized by political assasinations and imprisonments, the murder of peaceful protesters by police, the destruction of limited social programs and health care, and the repression of democratic activity.
The evidence shows that at every turn, Canada has declined every opportunity to uphold democracy in Haiti, while taking the lead in overthrowing the country's democratically elected government and legitimating a power grab by Haiti's wealthy elite.
Consequently, Canada finds itself in league with a grim roster of alumni from Reagan's murderous interventions in central America such as Roger Noriega, John Negroponte and Jesse Helms and on the wrong side of a war against Haiti's poor majority.
Behind the mask of humanitarianism, Canada is carrying out a murderous and destructive foreign policy in Haiti.
We invite you to read on, and draw your own conclusions.