This may help explain why Americans are fearful of cannibalistic illegal aliens flowing in from Haiti.
Viral footage recirculating on social media shows the time CNN correspondent Reza Aslan attempted to engage a cannibalistic tribe in India only to learn why locals fear them.
A 2017 clip from CNN’s defunct show, “Believer with Reza Aslan,” depicts why Americans are nervous about illegal aliens invading from Haiti after a massive prison break has led to cannibalistic gangs taking over the region.
In the clip, Aslan is outfitted with a crown made from dead animals and asks a guru from the Aghora Hindu sect, whose face is covered in cremated ashes, why people fear the tribe.
“Should we eat the living?” asks the cannibal guru, adding, “Shall I show you by eating my own flesh?”
That time when a CNN reporter thought it would be nice to interview cannibals and nearly ended up on the menu: pic.twitter.com/DnahjYXOzo
— End Wokeness (@EndWokeness) March 13, 2024
Angered by the line of questioning, the guru tells Aslan, “I will cut off your head if you keep talking so much.”
At this point, Aslan senses his life could be in danger and he calls producers over, asking them to cause a distraction while he sneaks away.
The video being resurfaced shows why Americans are wary as the Haitian capital of Port-au-Prince has fallen and is now under the rule of ruthless cannibalistic gangs, including a gang led by Jimmy Cherizier, who goes by “Barbecue.”
Meanwhile, Border Patrol agents in Miami have been told to prepare for an influx of illegals from Haiti.
On Wednesday, Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-Fla.) declared he would deploy state law enforcement resources to protect his state’s southern coast from illegals inbound from Haiti.
“Given the circumstances in Haiti, I have directed the Division of Emergency Management, the Florida State Guard, and state law enforcement agencies to deploy over 250 additional officers and soldiers and over a dozen air and sea craft to the southern coast of Florida to protect our state,” DeSantis stated on X.
For quite some time, the State of Florida has been dedicating significant resources to combat illegal vessels coming to Florida from countries such as Haiti. Given the circumstances in Haiti, I have directed the Division of Emergency Management, the Florida State Guard, and state…
— Ron DeSantis (@GovRonDeSantis) March 13, 2024
“No state has done more to supplement the (under-resourced) U.S. Coast Guard’s interdiction efforts; we cannot have illegal aliens coming to Florida.”