Time is running out... as the United Nations bickers and discusses amongst themselves over the legitimacy and nature of the UN mission to Haiti led by the Kenyans, the Republic suffers with hundreds if not thousands of immigrants attempting to flee the violence in Haiti into our borders. It is not out of the question for gangs to attempt a smuggling expedition or reprisal against the Dominican Republic. Should it happen we may see the crisis worsen at the border.

We cannot keep waiting for international arbitration. Sometimes, we have to get our hands dirty. Indeed, we will stop at nothing until our neighbor is stabilized and the crisis ends for good. If in order to do so we have to support our new partners in the Haitian military to launch a crackdown, then so be it. President Abinader has begun discussing matters with the Ministry of Defense of the Dominican Republic, looking over what ammunition and weapon stockpiles we could deliver to the Haitian police and what funds we can provide for them from our procurement budget in order to do so. Major General Carlos Antonio Fernandez after much deliberation approved the following supplies to be delivered by sea using Dominican navy vessels and a civillian cargo vessel to Gonaives where their contacts with Chief of Police Leon Charles and the Haitian Chief of Army.

-600 G3 battle rifles

-600 M16 battle rifles

-750 MP5 submachine guns

-1,000 Browning Hi-Power pistols

-200 Mossberg 500 shotguns

-150 M60 or FN-FAL machineguns

-Flashbangs, Frag Grenades, Smoke grenades

-C4 plastic explosives

-Claymores

-Enough ammunition for these rifles to last a few months of fighting

-1,000 Helmets

-Spare military clothing (Usual green camo standard issue)

-First Aid kits, binoculars, office supplies.

-$15,000,000 in credit for the Haitian Police to pay their officers and entice more recruits into joining law enforcement.