| The Pantheon of Assassins and their victims Part III | More photos |
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Haitian boat people deported to Haiti by the Bahamas on January 30, 2002 |
Evans Paul (left) and Serge Gilles, both members of democratic opposition and tyrant Aristide's victims |
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Two tyrant Aristide's notorious bandits |
Geocelyn Lundi, a tyrant Aristide's notorious bandit |
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No jobs. A significant number of citizens past their time dancing in an effort to forget about their suffering |
Man and his sole tiny pig while tyrant Aristide is a great many times a millionaire |
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Man hopes to earn pennies by entertaining crowds |
Dirt poor |
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Still dirt poor |
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| Jean-Claude "Baby Doc" Duvalier, at left. Adrien Raymond, center. Claude |
| Raymond, at right, a former Haitian Army-General, murdered by tyrants Jean- |
| Bertrand Aristide and his partner in crime, René Préval. His family thereafter |
| entered possession of his body on the condition that Mr. Raymond's |
| funeral 'be not a public affair', meaning that only family members could attend. |
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| Jean Lamy, a prospective national police chief, gunned |
| down by tyrant Jean-Bertrand Aristide's Mafia |
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| Radical leftist and totalitarian dictator Jean-Bertrand Aristide's bandits are |
| burning their own trash-filled neighborhood |
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