who is rudolph boulos?

∞ Genders 4 Black Communisms

1 min readFeb 16, 2019

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rudolph henry boulos, white capitalist & colonizer of Haiti, born 28 april 1951 in manhattan, new york, u.s.a.

the text in the image over the photo of rudolph boulos reads: “The UN is helping to protect oligarch Rudolph Boulos, owner of Haitian Pharmaceutical company, Pharval Labs who killed and maimed hundreds of children in 1995 with poisonous cough syrup containing antifreeze agent diethylene glycol. [¶] In March 2008, Boulos was finally sentenced to 6 months in prison and ordered to pay restitution to victims for deliberately ignoring health regulations. Nearly a year later, he has yet to be arrested and remains a free man.” the text in the image under the photos of poisoned black children reads: “Hoping for some semblance of justice in a country where criminal oligarchs like Boulos have their own paramilitary killers and receive full support from UN mercenaries that guarantee their immunity from punishment for the myriad crimes committed against the poor majority, the brave and determined families of the child victims formed the Association of Parents of Victims of Diethylene Glycol Poisoning and have been actively fighting for 22 years amidst continuous death threats and even kidnappings of some of the survivors who suffered kidney failure, brain tumors and other debilitating complications from ingesting the poisonous cough syrups.”

the infographic on rudolph h. boulos was sourced from this tweet by Madame Boukman.

Dear Dr. Boulos:

As a member of the senate, your brother Rudolph, a man who possesses three different nations’ passports, fraudulently participated in the campaign process.

www.wehaitians.com

forced resignation of Mr. Boulos from the Haitian parliament

Boulos…had been living in Washington for years and has gone on numerous trips during the past years.

www.wehaitians.com

Laboratoires Pharval

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