I will continue blaming the foreign powers (international...

Rubens F. Titus says...

I will continue blaming the foreign powers (international country?

say what?) for isolating, embargoing, stigmatizing, and suffocating for over 200 years this freedom fighting proud first black nation our ancestors call Haiti - land of high mountains.

I will stop blaming them when :
1. The French apologize for sending a 22,000 + men armada to restore slavery when they themselves abolished it, starting an unnecessary war of attrition that devasted Haiti.

2. The Jefferson descendants apologize for aiding the French restore slavery and kick-starting the international diplomatic embargo on Haiti
3. They return to Haiti the Henry Christophe money saved in a Baltimore bank
4. The French refund the 120 (180 - discount of 60) millions francs independence debt.
5. The French admit how many merchant vessels they blockaded in the 1800's from reaching the seaports of Haiti.

6. The Vatican apologizes for siding whith the devil and embargoing the freedom seeking young Haiti.

7. The German refund the June 1872 L$3000 british pound stolen from from Haiti.

8. The American apologize for ferrying back to Haiti Haitian exiles in March 1883 to overthrow president Salomon, one of Haiti's ablest and most qualified president.

9. The German merchants in Haiti apologize for financing almost every revolution, insurrection, and coup d'etat since 1863
10. They refund the 3.5 millions paid by Haiti for the Haitian National Railroad that they never completed.

11. The Americans explained why they stated in their march 1930 report that Haiti, a country under their occupation, will always be an oligarchy unless the majority is educated only to turn around and admit in the same report that the goal of the occupation was not to educate the Haitian people.

12. The Americans refund the $500,000 in gold removed from the Haiti National Bank in 1915
12.1 The American occupants shed light on how Haiti ended up owing $5millions to uncorroborated claims by foreign carpetbaggers in 1918.
13. When the Haitians ge reparations for eradicating Haitian pigs and plunging the Haitian peasants into despair and a massive rural exodus toward Port-au-Prince.

14. Yes, I will stop blaming when I get my f$%^(#king money back
Thank you.

The topic is: HAITI PROBLEMS IS A HAITIAN AFFAIR
This is a reply to Msg 6362
Posted by Rubens F. Titus on February 24 2008 at 11:56 PM

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I will continue blaming the foreign powers (international country? say what?) for isolating, embargoing, stigmatizing, and suffocating for over 200 years this freedom fighting proud first black nation our ancestors call Haiti - land of high mountain > >
Rubens F. Titus, 24-Feb-08 11:56 pm
You are a sad and resentful person Titus. Please try to live in the present not the past. What good will any of that do for Haiti. Haitians have received millions of dollars more in aid from the international community, consider the debts paid, and m > >
Toto, 25-Feb-08 12:32 am
FELLOW. ALL THAT RANTING MAKES YOU SOUND LIKE A CRAZY INGORANT FOOL. GIVE US A BREAK; GO TAKE YOUR PILLS. > >
Toto, 25-Feb-08 12:39 am
Toto, you made a good point; we must take blame for whatever happen to the country. We destroy properties, overthrow our governments, turn into ennemy whoever is willing to restore and keep order and the laws, and "dechouk"them at the first opportuni > >
Zandolit, 25-Feb-08 2:32 am
Titus, I did not know all that! How much money Henry Christophe had in the Baltimore Bank? Just curious. One more think tha amazed me is how lighly we took the consequence of PEPADEP, that program that eliminates the peasant's most reliable sources > >
Zandolit, 25-Feb-08 2:42 am
Titus, among all the injustices done to Haiti, you forget one, a disturbing one: NAVASA island. On 18 Nov 1857 Capt. Peter Duncan claimed this islan for U.S and today it is administered by U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service as wildlife ref > >
Zandolit, 25-Feb-08 3:11 am
Toto, this is not about only resentment, this is also about historical facts. They suffocate the baby haiti from birth therefore irreparable brain damage regardless of the amount of care and love given to baby haiti by his parents/leaders. Mother Hai > >
Rubens F. Titus, 25-Feb-08 11:29 am
Zandolit, I have a good hope since there many Haitians who see eye to eye on what has happened to mother Haiti in the past 200 years or so. Since Mother Haiti was under diplomatic embargo since 1806 (this is well documented by the way), Henry Christo > >
Rubens F. Titus, 25-Feb-08 11:55 am
Henri Christophe the uneducated ex-waiter must have been a lot smarter than our current leaders. Haiti is a mess. > >
Clement, 26-Feb-08 1:23 am