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The Haitians are rising up in rebellion again, seizing a clutch of miserable towns and cities. They're killing, burning and looting in an aftermath of overthrowing President Aristide, partly because they believe he stole an election but mostly because he's failed to give his people a shred of hope for a better future. Being the strongest country in the world, having the supplies and knowledge to help Haiti in this time of crisis, I strongly believe the United States should aid Haiti in rebuilding. There is the constant argument that the United States should 'mind their own business'. Clearly Haiti is our business, given Haiti's proximity and the shame that Haitian poverty and anarchy represents in our hemisphere. Also, keep in mind Haiti is only a short boat ride from the Florida coast. A boats ride that many thousands have taken and that many thousands more will take if things in Haiti don't improve. The United States should take the initiative of scrutinizing those who are entering and exiting the troubled island. Certainly since
Haiti needs our assistance in transforming their land of rebels and hate into a place that is livable. On the 12th of March Former Haitian exile Gerard Latortue was sworn in Friday as the country's prime minister, unmistakably this is the wrong move for Haiti. Canada and France's involvement is beneficial because they now can control the security situation relatively easily as the different rebel groups have few arms and would be no match for a trained, organized, efficient security force. Perhaps the United States should take action immediately in ensuring security for Haitians against rebels and chaos. In order to repair and rebuild Haiti the eradication of rebel leader Guy Philippe is vital, the Troops sent to Haiti should immediately remove him from influencing other rebels to continue their cowardly acts. Although a long-term action like such will cost the States a substantial amount of money in the end the stability in the Caribbean's would be well worth it. We already have a democratically elected president who was kidnapped by the US on behalf of the rich and their Army,"" Affirmative action should be taken towards jailing those who are getting in the way of improving Haiti's current situation, including those that are Aristide followers and rebels. No one should take justice into their own hands. After a month, which has left the only president they have ever elected in exile, and foreign troops patrolling their streets, many Haitians have abandoned all pride and resorted to the anarchy of looting and violence. Currently, I believe the involvement of Canada and France in Haiti is respectable and effective. It needs all its sons and daughters. Alexandre feels "The task will not be an easy one,'' "Haiti is in crisis. The world must expect Haiti's political instability and violence in such a place until some of the gross economic imbalances are addressed and basic education is provided.
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