Armed U.S Vets Arrested in Haiti

**MountainRaven** · 02-24-19, 15:32

Originally Posted by Hmac

Trump just sent troops to Haiti two days ago. Mainly a humanitarian mission. It apparently had quite a calming effect in Port au Prince (nothing like a Blackhawk landing on the lawn of the Presidential Palace to make one think), but mainly due to the humanitarian component. The soldiers are armed, but that apparently isn't the thrust and not what the Haitian people are focusing on according to friends that live there. The military immediately took control of the University Hospital and re-opened it...welcome news to my partner who's taking a medical team down to PAP next week, then up into the highlands after. We have 4 containers of medical equipment that's just been sitting in Miami waiting for things to calm down. Now they're on their way...just in time.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iUwV...ature=youtu.be

That video is from nine years ago. In case you didn't realize it.

**Firefly** · 02-24-19, 15:58

Originally Posted by MountainRaven

It's very difficult to bring guns back into the US that you did not declare on your way out, IIRC.

We could just stock up on hi points and Anderson ARs and wolf ammo.

Hard mode brah. Do you even PS4?

**Hmac** · 02-24-19, 17:56

Originally Posted by MountainRaven

That video is from nine years ago. In case you didn't realize it.

LOL. I see that. It was sent to me by Dr. Franck Telemaque, the chief at the University Hospital. He's desperate that we not cancel our upcoming mission trip to PAP. I feel bad for the guy. He's in an impossible situation.

**jsbhike** · 02-24-19, 19:45

Originally Posted by Hmac

LOL. I see that. It was sent to me by Dr. Franck Telemaque, the chief at the University Hospital. He's desperate that we not cancel our upcoming mission trip to PAP. I feel bad for the guy. He's in an impossible situation.

Might want to tell him to grab a tree limb and as many rocks as he can fit in his pockets when they touch down.