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Men Who Killed Haiti President Revealed as FBI Informants, as Three Presidents Die After Blocking Vaccine Distribution

According to a report from the Daily Mail, one of the Americans arrested for the murder of Haitian President Jovenel Moïse was a DEA informant who handed over a warlord responsible for heading up the last coup in the country.  

The DEA has admitted some of their ‘confidential sources’ were involved in the assassination.

Joseph Vincent, 55, has been named by sources to the Miami Herald as one of the informants. 

Vincent was one of three US citizens arrested for being behind the early morning raid on the president’s home. The two others named are James Solages, and Christian Emmanuel Sanon. Approximately 20 Colombians are also under arrest for the assassination.

According to a report, several of the arrested suspects are FBI informants, and many of the Columbians were trained by the US Military according to the Washington Post.

An associate of Sanon suggested that Washington DC backed the president’s assassination.

Vincent’s ties to the DEA were revealed

Vincent reportedly claimed that they planned to hold Moïse in the National Palace. The plot was planned over the course of a month in a hotel in the Pétion-Ville area of the country.

The associate, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said Sanon told him he was approached by people claiming to represent the U.S. State and Justice departments who wanted to install him as president.

He said the plan was that Moïse would be killed.

Haitian President Jovenel Moise, was the latest of three presidents to die, of nations that refused distribution of the COVID vaccines.

After their deaths, all three countries are now distributing US-supplied COVID jabs to their citizens.

Haiti had recently declined the AstraZeneca vaccine from the World Health Organization’s Covax Facility in May, citing widespread side effects reported in Europe.

The President of Burundi, Pierre Nkurunziza, also recently died, from cardiac arrest in June.

Burundi’s administration declined the vaccines in February, claiming that “since more than 95% of patients are recovering, we estimate that the vaccines are not yet necessary” in the African nation.

In March, the President of Tanzania, John Magufuli died of a “heart ailment.”

Magufuli also denied the vaccine distribution in his country, and instead urged for Tanzanian citizens to “pray coronavirus away.”

Magufuli, upset at the medical establishment, also mocked the efficacy of the PCR tests, by showing how a goat and a pawpaw fruit both tested positive for COVID-19.

Following his death, Tanzania put in an order to the WHO for a shipment of COVID vaccines for its 60 million citizens.