Deep State Black Operation Caught in Act! w/ Ezili Danto

Sarah Westall
Published on Mar 20, 2019

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Human rights attorney, Ezili Danto, rejoins the program to discuss the black operation that was stopped in Haiti. The operation included 8 ex military (or current) agents who were captured and arrested in by officials in Haiti. It is unknown precisely what the goal of the black operation was for, but journalists on the ground are speculating it was either to take out Haiti's current Prime Minister or to rob the national bank. CNN provided cover for the group and, even after people were killed, the U.S. arranged safe passage out of the country for the group. Listen to this amazing interview to hear the details of how a typical black operation goes down with the exception of getting caught red handed.

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