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The 28 mercenaries suspected of killing Haiti's president include 26 Colombians, some former soldiers trained by the US, and 2 US citizens linked to rival Haitian oligarchs who had a falling out with Jovenel Moïse
— Ben Norton (@BenjaminNorton) July 10, 2021
via @dancohen3000https://t.co/elqhuLi7E6
The operation in Haiti is now so obvious: after US-trained mercenaries assassinated the president, the unelected right-wing US puppet appointed "interim prime minister," Claude Joseph, is openly calling for another US military occupation of the countryhttps://t.co/jFx8FKt9f9 pic.twitter.com/kAEOjhWJnw
— Ben Norton (@BenjaminNorton) July 10, 2021
There is a power struggle in Haiti: Oligarch Reginald Boulos hired a DC lobbyist 2 days before the assassination of President Moïse by Colombian mercenaries and a US citizen who worked for Boulos.
— Ben Norton (@BenjaminNorton) July 10, 2021
Boulos backs Joseph Lambert against US asset Claude Joseph https://t.co/w5ri8MP5jg
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Details of the Haiti President's assassination have the air of a murky conspiracy involving an ex-bodyguard for Sean Penn, a shootout in a foreign embassy and a security firm located in a cavernous Miami warehouse that recruited Colombian soldiers (Thread)https://t.co/NouD6hMnTS
— Joshua Goodman (@APjoshgoodman) July 10, 2021
The plot allegedly involved more than a dozen Colombian "mercenaries." The sister of one man who was killed shared a photo of her brother wearing a uniform belonging to Miami-based CTU Security. pic.twitter.com/pFsABhxf5K
— Joshua Goodman (@APjoshgoodman) July 10, 2021
CTU lists two Miami addresses on its website. I visited them Friday.
— Joshua Goodman (@APjoshgoodman) July 10, 2021
One is a shuttered warehouse with no signage.
The other is a small office suite under a different name. A receptionist told me the CTU owner stops by once a week to collect the mail pic.twitter.com/hC1CHgIP2s
All this intrigue leaves lots of questions unanswered.
— Joshua Goodman (@APjoshgoodman) July 10, 2021
Why did the alleged assassins post on Facebook photos of themselves at tourist spots in the Dominican Republic if they were on such a sensitive mission?
And not a single member of the president's security detail injured? pic.twitter.com/m1BkxSVzJP
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Doubts raised about who was behind the assassination of Haiti’s president https://t.co/RjsoYBbssJ
— Guardian Australia (@GuardianAus) July 10, 2021
https://t.co/uEEO0tx4Yq https://t.co/NRw4iHoc5i pic.twitter.com/EulgIr61fn
— KittyPooh (@KittyPo80176717) July 10, 2021
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