Dan Cohen & Kim Ives Interview - Haiti’s Long History Of Western Destabilization & Dehumanization

Joining me today is Dan Cohen, founder & editor of Uncaptured Media, and Kim Ives, the English language editor of Haiti Liberté, here to discuss the long and sordid history of western intervention, occupation, and deliberate destabilization in Haiti, how this has led to mass migration that has been routinely weaponized, and the impending effort to once again directly occupy Haiti today. We also discuss the odd social media story, mentioned by Donald Trump during the recent debate, regarding Haitian immigrants allegedly eating animals in Springfield, Ohio, and why this largely fact-free narrative has been injected into the conversation, once again.  All Video Source Links Can Be Found Here At The Last American Vagabond: Want to send a check to support TLAV, or just words of encouragement? Use our new P.O. box: Ryan Cristian 1113 Murfreesboro Rd. Ste 106-146 Franklin, Tn 37064 Get A Privacy Phone/Laptop & Support TLAV (Promo code TLAV50) Get TLAV Apparel: Ryan Cristián’s Objectivity Course: Like What You See? Help Us Stay People Funded: $TLAVagabond Bitcoin Donations: 3HybuDuvH4x5uJHemgc7EW4ms2nz3F8Gah Ethereum Donations: 0x5e68B8984d9D8167dAf890588a7037Ae6Cc87d4b Litecoin Donations: MX3T2kYvzfD4mNS4VNSyXFgY4abhUJC5ff Bitcoin Cash Donations: qqsef23980qu5nlk2dj7s7ezwedl4fmy2gl2mxp9dp Support The Last American Vagabond by Subscribing here: The Last American Vagabond Links: Sovern: Rumble: Odysee: @TLAVagabond:5 Rokfin: Minds: Bitchute: Telegram: VK: Twitter: Instagram: TikTok: @thelastamericanvagabond Getter: TruthSocial: @TLAVagabond Locals: Facebook: Memo: MeWe: #TheLastAmericanVagabond #DanCohen #KimIves “Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for “fair use“ for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.”