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Trump Teams Up With Bukele & Topples London’s Empire In Haiti
MY VIDEO NOTES BEGIN~~~
Trump and Bukele teaming up fighting proxy war against the City of London. Four El Salvadoran technicians kidnapped. Bukele told the gangs send the techs to me or I'll bring in troops. The gangs gave them 4 dead bodies, Bukele said 'that's not them' and moved 2000 troops to Haiti.
Someone asked Trump about it, 'That's terrible, How can El Salvador go in there like that. Let the UN handle it..." And Trump said, 'Hey, he's got to do what he's got to do. He's got to protect his citizens. A reporter asked Trump, 'Are you gonna help him?' and Trump said 'He doesn't need my help.' (strong vote of confidence)
The video host said he's read that the US Military transported El Salvador's 2000 troops to Haiti. (GROK confisms: C-130 aircraft in late October 2026)
Since the El Salvadoran troops arrived, they haven't found the four technicians and they haven't found the gangs who kidnapped them. The 2000 troops are going after the gangs.
The gangs have all scattered to the woods, caves etc. They're off the street. In response, the citizens of Haiti are screaming, 'AMEN!'
The reason why this is a proxy fight between the City of London and the American System (British System versus American System) is because Haiti has been ground zero since the Clinton Foundation. The Clinton Foundation is the greatest criminal organization that anyone ever came up with. Tony Soprano only dreamed about scams like that.
Convince everybody to give to a so-called charity, go back for the non-profit scam(s) and we can essentially buy influence right out in the open. We can just stroke them millions of dollars, and then get what we want from the State Department.
And they all thought she was going to be president.
How does Haiti look now, compared to 20-25 years ago? 40 years ago? Worse! The gangs control it.
What do we always talk about with the City of London? Wealth extraction. The Kissinger doctrine. Keep conflicts (Kissinger called them 'little wars) going on so that nobody could feel safe, everybody would be suffering and they would beg for government to help control things. Kissinger told the Brits, "I come here before I go to my own State Department." Kissinger was a traitor, a very well-paid traitor.
The video host notes, 'By the way, check his history. The #MeToo movement should not be a fan of Kissinger.
Bukele and Trump are a great team. This is a proxy fight taking place in Haiti. The UN, World Economic Forum, The CIty of London, everybody said, 'We can't do anything about the gangs..." and portrayed the gangs as too strong to address. How come Bukele sent 2000 troops and the citizens are screaming, 'This is the greatest thing that ever happened!'? Because the gangs are gone (from the city - hiding in woods etc.) Bukele's troops put away (drove out) the bad guys.
What is Trump doing in Memphis, New Orleans and DC? Putting away the bad guys.
Crime is a choice. Bukele has taken El Salvador from over 106 per 100,000 to below 2. He moved El Salvador from the most unsafe country to the safest country by putting away the bad guys
The video host notes Bukele is buying bitcoin every single day. The host encourages viewers to learn about bitcoin and recommends Natalie Brunnell (sp?) as a potential source of information along with 'TFTC' and Marty Bent.
At 5:18 in the video, the host reads part of a post by Guillaume Herblot @Guigz75116.
Guillaume Herblot 🎖️
@Guigz75116
Translated from French
The UN’s lie about Haiti has just collapsed in a single week.For 30 years, the UN and the “international community” have churned out resolutions, missions (MINUSTAH, MSS, GSF), reports, expert assessments and limited mandates.
ransomnote: the rest of the post is here
The video host interjects his own comment about the UN's inaction when their own technicians were kidnapped and says it's because the UN is part of the corruption.
He asks, 'What 3rd world has ever been brought into the first world?' Potentially China, but they didn't do it with leftism. China did it when they adopted the more capitalist market process and models. He doesn't think Russia belongs in that category. Maybe Vietnam; same thing - more free market capital type of an economy. Who else? Remember when Obama basically said Africa should not have the expectation that they can catch up with us; they're just going to have to accept a lower standard of living. That's the City of London - create suffering. He's also going to tie the CIty of London in a story he will touch on in a few minutes (involves Calley Means).
The City of London loves their wars, so in Haiti it's the gangs killing people (similar to a war). They love their famines (e.g., Armenian famine, Irish famine). They want people dead. How else can they kill people? Through the food supply (poisoned) or in Haiti, make it so they can't survive beause the gangs are too brutal.
He resumes reading the post by Guillaume Herblot 🎖️@Guigz75116:
The result: gangs control 80–90% of Port-au-Prince, thousands dead each year, more than a million displaced, a ghost state. The Gang Suppression Force, authorized by the Security Council, took more than a year to deploy around 1,500 troops, with negligible impact. The gangs even managed to ambush Salvadoran technicians operating under a UN mandate.
Bukele arrives. In about ten days, he deploys more than 2,000 Salvadoran soldiers—more than the entire UN force—free from the bureaucratic straitjacket and multilateral chains of command. No six months of negotiations, no 200-page reports, no “respect for the gangs’ rights”. Just soldiers, armored vehicles, helicopters, and a clear determination to act.
Haitians have black skin. Most of us don't care. To the elected class, 'elites', the experts, City of London, leftists - they use that (claim systemic racism). The gangs aren't white gangs. They're all black-on-black gangs, and they're killing each other. The UN does nothing about it because they don't want to. All that money, 10 billion or more, from the US has gone into Haiti over the years, a lot of it through the Clinton Foundation.
How did the City of London get rich? Fees. Illegal payments. The narcos. Money laundering. The money goes into the Clinton Foundation; the Clinton Foundation pays consultants, advisors, lobbyists. Our tax dollars, wealth extraction through their system. What happens with Haiti? It's worse now than it was then.
What happens after Bukele goes in there? He resumes reading the post by Guillaume Herblot 🎖️@Guigz75116:
And suddenly, the gangs are hiding. Residents take to the streets, shouting, celebrating. The rallying cry is simple: “Let’s get the country moving again”. Gang leaders call the UN to “talk” and request mediation. Panic sets in among those who have terrorized the country for years.
You get that? The gang leaders are calling the UN, because the UN is really the 'heavy'. They're the ones - they are the bodyguards for the bad guys.
@Guigz75116:
This is not a miracle. It is proof that the problem was never “too complex to solve”.
We don't have to go back, and look at the history, and the DNA, and the systemic racism, slavery etc. We don't have to do any of that. I did that segment last week on Trump, 'common sense', different from the other republicans. We don't have to play that game.
@Guigz75116:
The problem was dogma: that only a soft, procedural multilateral approach, obsessed with criminals’ “human rights”, could be legitimate. That sovereignty, decisive force and concrete results were suspect.
They don't want sovereignty. They want us to work through the UN so they can keep a Haiti, stuck in Hell, torturing and making their people suffer, and so they can never mount up a true defense, and they can keep them under their thumb and they can use them to funnel money through.
Of the 15 billion tax dollars that our democrats are looking to funnel to Ukraine (15 billion more, on top of the 250 billion already sent), how much of that do you think is going to make it to the Ukrainian people? I'd guess close to zero.
Bukele has already proved at home that gangs can be broken. He has just shown it in Haiti in a single week, while the UN has been talking about it for three decades. Haitians in the streets understood it faster than the experts in New York and Geneva.
The question is no longer “how do we do it?”. It is: how much longer will we pretend that international processes that perpetuate the chaos are the only possible solution?
For those with ears to hear.
The video host praises Guillaume Herblot's post as 'spectacular'.
Bukele and Trump are fighting the City of London in Haiti. It's half an island and it's easy, easier than dealing with Russia. It's concrete; as you can see when the gangs go away. Gangs don't have nuclear weapons.
Go back to Trump for a second. Why does Trump want to take the nukes off the board for Iran? Because if they get nuclear weapons the entire world becomes unsafe because they will use them. Think about the gangs in Haiti - that's the same as Iran having nuclear weapons.
He wants to read part of another post by @brivael about Bukele; this one is on the economic side.
Brivael Le Pogam @brivael
History will remember two men as the ones who exposed the empire of lies (video host: this refers to the City of London): Javier Milei and Nayib Bukele.
For decades, the same class of experts, NGOs, think tanks and international institutions told us two things were impossible.
They could kill inflation without destroying a country.
They could kill violent crime without "addressing root causes" for another 30 years.
The video host notes that Haiti is an example of the latter. Think about Memphis, DC and New Orleans. Trump is showing that you don't have to worry about getting to the root cause from 300 years ago.
To any of you leftists, any of you TDS sufferers: go read Booker T Washington, and then come back and talk to me. Read one book, Up From Slavery. It's short; you can probably read it in one sitting. Then come back to me and talk about crime and how we have to solve systemic racism first.
He reads part of the excerpt again with his own remarks in italics:
Brivael Le Pogam @brivael
For decades, the same class of experts, NGOs (non-profits), think tanks (Chatham House) and international institutions told us two things were impossible.
They could kill inflation without destroying a country.
They could kill violent crime without "addressing root causes" for another 30 years.
Let's go over the first one before we read the rest of this.
The Phillips Curve: Essentially if an economy is going to grow very fast, inflation is going to start, and the only way you can kill inflation is by raising rates so high and so fast that you kill employment. And that's how you destroy a country, but that's how you get inflation down. Essentially, 'Growth is bad and we don't want too much; we have to ratchet it down.'
If you follow the City of London mechanism framework, you can see that thinking would be very helpful if you want to prevent a country from every reaching full prosperity, because everytime you get going....Trump talks about this; growth is not bad. Growth is good. We want growth.
What we can't have is money printing without production. You need to produce more when the money printing is causing inflation.
What Milei and Bukele are proving is that even in those countries, we can cause great growth without destroying a country. Milei got rid of inflation by increasing production. He resumes reading the post:
Brivael Le Pogam @brivael
Milei took the first one.
Argentina, December 2023: inflation over 200% a year, 25% in a single month. A central bank printing money to fund a state that had become a vote-buying machine. Every economist on TV predicted a social explosion if anyone touched it.
He cut the number of ministries in half. He balanced the budget in his first year. Monthly inflation went from 25% to under 2%. Poverty, which peaked at 52.9% right after the devaluation, fell to 28%, the lowest since 2018. It's not a straight line, poverty ticked back up this year, and he says so himself. But the point is proven: the "impossible" was possible all along.
The lesson is brutal. Endless money printing was never a technocratic necessity. It was a hidden tax on the poor, quietly paying for the people who designed the system and lived off it.
He's describing the City of London.
It's the Cantillon Effect. If you are closest to the money printer, you get the biggest effect. If you're downstream from the money printer and you don't own assets, if you're in the working class. If you own your home, your home can go up, but if you don't own much else, inflation doesnt help you; all you get is the higher costs.
Inflation does cause asset prices to go up. The people at the top of the food chain own businesses, they own houses, they own art, they own fancy cars etc. Those prices go up, they borrow against it. The person who just works for a living, who doesn't own a lot of assets, all he has is his income. He loses purchasing power if his income doesn't go as high as inflation.
One of the problems in California was that the cost of living rose every year significantlly. So if your income wasn't increasing more than inflation, every year you got behind the ball. You wake up one day barely able to afford you home, which you coudl afford easily in the years prior because taxes have gone up, more fees, the price for sanitation goes up (waste removal). They create new rules all the time (new requirement that you trim your trees, they charge you if you don't). If you have a house alarm, then you need (to buy) a permit. Fees. Fees. Fees.
Then they don't let you build homes to keep up with population growth, so the cost of homes goes crazy. Well if you're an asset holder (own a home) the home price goes up, and then you can't sell your home because buyers would face increased real estate taxes with the sale (increases 2% a year). So home prices almost doubled in less than 10 years (and therefore your real estate taxes double). So you can't afford a lateral move to a new house (of the same value), either.
That's what the two men are doing in El Salvador and Argentina. Bukele and Milei are getting the economic growth without destroying the economy, and without having to create unemployment.
"Endless money printing was never a technocratic necessity. It was a hidden tax on the poor, quietly paying for the people who designed the system and lived off it." (Brivael Le Pogam @brivael) Those are the people at the top, our elected class, elites, experts.
He resumes reading the post:
Brivael Le Pogam @brivael
Bukele took the second one.
El Salvador, 2015: 106 homicides per 100,000 people. The most violent country on earth outside a war zone. Gangs ran neighborhoods, taxed every bus driver and every street vendor, and decided who lived and who died.
Tony Soprano. Every mob movie - you have to pay tribute up. That's what we see with these non profits and non profit scames in America. Every one of them hires a consultant, puts people on its board, puts people in its employee ranks; that's their tribute.
El Salvador, 2025: 1.3 per 100,000. Lower than the United States.
Every international expert said it couldn't be done. The NGOs called it barbaric. Salvadorans re-elected him with over 80% of the vote, because they're the ones who used to bury their kids.
And now his helicopters are in Haiti, pulling his own soldiers out of gang territory, telling the gangs: we finished with ours, we can finish with you.
Bukele is 'no more Mr. Nice Guy.'
Ask yourself the real question. If it was this simple, why didn't anybody do it? Because an entire ecosystem lived off the problem, The City of London (the elected class).
The DNC autopsy from 2024 - the lost missing chapter. What did it say? It said the democrats themselves were getting generationally rich via the political process (non profits and others) and couldn't be bothered with the ordinary American.
The NGO's and everybody else - sucking off the American taxpayer, sucking off the Haitians, sucking off the El Salvadorans and all the third world countries. How about all the programs you hear about in Africa, and none of the countries ever grow out of 3rd world country status? And Obama says, 'Hey, they just never can get there....'
This is the fight: the British System versus the American System. Trump and Bukele are showing this. You don't have to have a suffering Haiti. You don't have to have a suffering Brazil. El Salvador, Argentina. You've got a problem with the co-opted elections, and we have a problem with that here, too, and what does Bukele show us? You've got to get rid of the judges.
