I () P i 11 i 0 11. ( · 0 nunc 11 tar.\. l .« tt l' r -, Y i l' \ \ S
E J co' presiden-
ti 1 c mpaign, aslin and
Brown conclude that the resul
from Chicago and Philadelphi
"could fortel an elec . on where a
Blac candidate for Pr ident
eems nonthreatening to whites,
bas in the glo of a favorable'
pre and elite attention. .. and
proceed to win only 10-15 per­
cent of the white vote ... "
o will Blac leaders and
vo ers, already justifiably uspi­
cious of the treatment accorded
Jackson by the white estab­
lishment re c then, the political
consultan
Y for Blae
rm n
U. . busine d government
play in eeping Haiti poor and
uppre d.
at . hy the vicious Ton­
acou e can continue to
on their de th quad busi­
usu 1. They have
lice to do 0, signed, sealed
d deli red by W hington,
D.C.
ome politician of the
Democr tic d Republican
parties may ed tear 0 er the
anti-human tr tment of Eddy
oi d the other political
prisoner.
But it i no . gn of their
comp ion or commitment to
put an end to the repression and
. lence, but of their hypocrisy.
ere is their outrage? Where
. their determination to top the
bloodshed and terror? They do
n hesitate to punish th e of
om t ey dis pprove, s in
Gren da and Libya.
They hesit te in Haiti they
it te in South Africa and the
Congo-Zaire.
Wby? Because ashington,
D.C. does not want the masses
of Haitian people there to ex­
press their aspirations and
demands for a better life; those
hopes and desires conflict with
the corporate interests that both
the major parties represent.
The growing number of
people in the Blac Latino, a­
tive American, Asian, Jewi h
and bite communities here in
this country must also raise their
oice against the treachery of
the current Haitian government
and demand human rights and
fair election for the Haitian
people ll.