I have said it repeatedly: ONLY a strong Haitian Army is the long-term solution to the gang crisis. I welcome the Trump administrationâs decision to end the failed U.S. policy, in place since 1995, of supporting only the PNH . #Haiti must build a 10,000â15,000-strong army. đđč So the Haitian Army should be equipped, trained and deployed quickly to keep the areas that the GSF will open! Sinon pwoblem pap fini !
Brother, thank you for the reply Thank you for taking the time to engage seriously with my proposal. Your historical warnings are important, and I agree on one central point: Haiti must never again create an armed force without firm civilian authority, transparent financing, judicial accountability, clear rules of engagement and independent human-rights oversight.
However, history must guide actionânot become an excuse for paralysis. Haiti is facing an unprecedented national emergency: armed groups control territory, terrorize communities, weaken every institution and have displaced approximately 1.5 million people. The police, despite years of sacrifice, cannot defeat this threat alone.
My tweet is a framework, not a blank cheque: expand the Haitian Army, create a specialized 1,000-member unit, thoroughly vet every recruit, deploy body cameras, establish an independent mechanism to investigate civilian complaints, and monitor operations to prevent human-rights violations. Its immediate mission would be to support the GSF in recovering national territory; its long-term mission would be to ensure that gangs can never seize control of the country again.
The mistakes of the former FAdâH and MINUSTAH must be studied precisely so they are not repeated. But those failures do not mean Haiti should remain defenseless. They demonstrate that the legitimate use of force must always be accompanied by accountability, discipline and enforceable safeguards.
Erik Prince is already engaged by the Haitian government. Having his specialistsâalongside experienced Chadian forcesâhelp train the new Army is therefore a legitimate option to consider. Foreign training assistance would not mean surrendering Haitian command: the force must remain Haitian, operate under Haitian authority and be accountable under Haitian law.
My proposal can certainly be strengthened, and constructive criticism is welcome. But rejecting every security option because previous institutions failed would leave Haitians trapped under gang rule. The status quo is also a policyâand it is costing innocent lives every day.
The TRUTH is finally coming out! After years of character assassination !
Punished For Reform: The Haitian Prime Minister Who Challenged The gangs â And Paid The Price - Miami Independent https://t.co/xmYmYnpJGd
âIn #Haiti: Attack the gangs 7 days a week.â
My message: security must be the absolute priority. When facing gangs, there can be no pause and no compromise â action every single day.
Full interview on @pdr_podcast:
https://t.co/TZM4tZKUul
The same âfewâthat defamed President Jovenel until his brutal assassination, these same ones that financed and orchestrated the fake campaign on the #25stad or sports centers! They are the ones that are behind 99 percent of the lies being spread on me for the past 11 years!
@LaurentLamothe Who are these few oligarchs? We need a name drop due to the fact that hiding the names of these people has been a staple in our culture. Nous paka ap fe tete lang anko ak moun sa yo.
We close this year with something that matters: optimism.
2025 tested us, shaped us, and forced growth but it didnât break us.
We step into 2026 knowing this: it can only be better.
Better because we learned.
Better because we stayed standing.
Better because courage is part of who we are.
May 2026 reward resilience, clarity, and bold action.
May it bring momentum where there was patience, and results where there was effort.
Hereâs to believing again, moving forward, and building whatâs next â with confidence and purpose.
Welcome 2026. Letâs go.