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OH, I forgot to mention, the Kermes, the Théâtres, Rex, Lido, Paramouth, Imperial.

The Sunday festival for the Young.

Si ou pat janm etidye Histwa Dayiti.

Se yon bon leu pou w komanse anvan ou vinn pale kaka w yo la a.
The Greatness and the richness of Haitian history is one that never ceases to amaze those who come to its discovery.

Over the 200 years of its independence, Haiti has not only been a great cultural influencer, but it has blessed us with many humanitarian exploits.

Besides creating a culture where Family values proved to be ideal for the proper development of the human being (see: Haitian Constitution of 1805 articles #9-10 and constitution of 1807 articles #46-47-48), One of Haiti's greatest achievements remains its relentless fight against the obscurities of slavery.

This fight which resulted in the abolishment of slavery accounts for much of Haiti's suffering today.

Unfortunately, many of the truths concerning Haiti, which still pose a threat to a powerful minority, are today unknown to most....Even the Haitian population.

"Thomas Jefferson, a slave owner and champion of liberty at the same time, warned that Haiti had created a bad example and argued it was necessary to "confine the plague to the island." His country( the U.S.) heeded him." The progressive magazine, June 2004

Today when Haiti is mentioned, it is often hard to associate it with anything positive since the media continues to bombard it with the negativity that is convenient to blinding the world from the true cause behind Haiti.

"If you are going to tell a lie, don't tell a little one, because it will be recognized as a lie. Tell the biggest and most unlikely lie you can think of, keep on telling it and the people will think it must be the truth and believe it."
"The propaganda must always and exclusively be directed toward the masses.

The teachability of the great masses is very limited, their understanding small, and their memory short."
"Adolf Hitler"

Haitian facts timeline

1492
Christopher Columbus lands in modern day Haiti near Cap-Haitien

1503
America's first Africans slaves are brought to Hispaniola ( Haiti and the Dominican republic)

1791-1804
The Haitian revolution begins.

Haiti defeats France, and becomes the new world's second independent country after the United States.

1791-1804
Thousands of Haitians fleeing the Haitian revolution take refuge in Cuba. They bring with them their musical traditions, the first pianos and their Creole culture.

1779
Volunteer Haitian slaves fight against the British in the American Revolutionary War of independence in Savannah, Georgia.

1779
Haitian founder of Chicago Jean Baptiste Pointe Du Sable,, builds the first permanent home on the north bank of the Chicago River.

He also builds a trading post which becomes the main supply station between Detroit and Canada.

1809 France imposes indemnity debt of $150 Million Francs, which is equivalent to $ 22 Billion today

1809 In spite of restrictions against Haitians, immigrants fleeing the Haitian revolution find refuge in Louisiana, doubling its population.

"African-American Louisianans triumphed in their distinguished history of military service, in their embrace of artistic and scholarly pursuits, in their campaign for humanitarian reforms, and in their Civil War vision of a reconstructed nation of racial equality.

Their Haitian heritage was central to those victories."
("Haitian Immigration to Louisiana in the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries" page 49)

1812
Veterans of the Haitian Revolution help fight the British in the war of 1812 under the leadership of colonel Savary

1815
Haiti donates ammunitions, weapons and freedom fighters to Simon Bolivar (Aka the liberator) which results in the liberation of five south American countries (Venezuela, Columbia, Ecuador, Bolivia and Peru).

The president of Haiti Alexandre Petion, made only one request to Simon Bolivar, namely: the freedom of all slaves in the countries he was going to set free.

1816 South American Slave owners including some military commanders turn against Simon Bolivar for proclaiming general freedom for all slaves.

Simon Bolivar flees and returns to Haiti where he gets more Haitian troops.

1817 Simon Bolivar returns to South America with Haitian troops as well as some British and Irish mercenaries and defeats the Spanish Imperial Army and liberates Colombia (which includes Colombia, Panama, Venezuela and Ecuador).

1944
The "Centre D'Arts" is founded in port-au-Prince making Haiti the world acclaimed champion of the Art form known as Naïve Arts.

1960-1970 Haiti experiences its largest exodus since the Haitian revolution due to the Duvalier dictatorship.

-In Montreal Quebec, a great demand for Haitian professionals coincided with this period of dictatorship in Haiti.

The first wave of Haitian migrants was in majority University professors, teachers, Doctors, nurses and journalists who made the quiet revolution (The revolution against the American and English- speaking Canadian economic and cultural domination over Quebec) a success.

The second and third wave consisted of Skilled Haitian trades people and service workers who also contributed to the industrial and commercial development of urban Quebec.

The economic development of the community as a whole was paralleled by the growth of Haitian institutional life.

1974
The Haiti national football team participates in the FIFA World Cup for the first time and shocks the world as Manno Sannon puts an end to Dino Zoff's invincibility and takes the lead against Italy.

HAIT BEFORE DUVALIER WATCH ! IMBECILE

LIKE I SAID BEFORE
AL WETE PyE Bwa KI NAN JE w LAN, ANVAN ke w WE PAy KI NAN JE yon LOT. OK! IMBECILE

OU VLE PALE DE MOUN KAP VOLE! READ

www.nytimes.com/2009/01/25/business/25bernie.html (Bernie Madoff)

online.wsj.com/article/SB123589399651003021.html (AIG )

foreclosure.consumermortgagereports.co... (Foreclosed Homes)

When you are finish with these I've got more for you IMBECILE.

Kote saw pa konprann'la?

L'UNION FAIT LA FORCE

Joe, February 20 2010, 8:24 PM

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You are wrong!! this is not the time to ask the President to resign rather, this is the time for all of Haitians to... read more >
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Imbecile, Preval needs to get his sorry butt back to africa. Haitians are not equiped with that kinda crap you are... read more >
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How can he finish something that he never started. You are haiti's problem, people like you, dreamers,can't even smell... read more >
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flkool1 Although I don’t like to come here and talk bad about my Haitian brothers and Sisters, but you, you strike... read more >
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Les elections ne sont pas possibles dans les 12 mois a venir. Je propose la solution constitutionnelle a la fin du... read more >
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OH, I forgot to mention, the Kermes, the Theatres, Rex, Lido, Paramouth, Imperial. The Sunday festival for the Young... read more >
Joe, 20-Feb-10 8:24 pm
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Flkool1, 20-Feb-10 10:51 pm
Have you ever visited Zimbabwe? You are repeating the same shit that those Western countries are repeating about... read more >
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