A new U.N. military force is fighting to wrest control of the Haitian capital from violent gangs. Previous efforts by international troops failed to restore security. Can this one succeed?
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I wonder why this same group can’t arm the citizens of this country to go after the gangs
All animals!
😅 really is this cartoon. Umm this old news is it not
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The first step in combating these gang related issues happening to these Haitians, is for the citizens to help out by pointing out the gangsters to the GSF when they are near these thugs… and stop being scared. Then maybe, hopefully, they (GSF) can capture or eliminate them.
But unless the Haitians start stepping up and letting them know, how are they (GSF) going to know who is who? How are the gang members going to be identified or pointed out, if not by the nationals!!
They gotta help themselves, by helping to identify the members or else no type or amount of security forces will be able to help fix their problems. These gang members purposely hide and blend in with the regular people and the dilapidated environments like cowards… instead of standing up like men and fighting the security forces head on… if they are so strong and powerful as they claim they are!!! Sadly, Haiti should be counted as a lost cause!!
1804 warriors my A$$!!! More like 18-0-poor warriors!!