The Official Early(pre-1950s) Haitian History Thread

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Well fukk. The first Independent African Nation in the Western Hemisphere was forced at gunpoint to be a colony of the US. I heard that Hillary Clinton prevented Haiti from raising the minimum wage to 12 cents (or by 12 cents, I forget). I didn't know how anyone in the US had that authority to do so. Now I know. :mjcry:

I have to reread up on why the invasion happened in the first place.
 

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Well fukk. The first Independent African Nation in the Western Hemisphere was forced at gunpoint to be a colony of the US. I heard that Hillary Clinton prevented Haiti from raising the minimum wage to 12 cents (or by 12 cents, I forget). I didn't know how anyone in the US had that authority to do so. Now I know. :mjcry:

I have to reread up on why the invasion happened in the first place.
Yeah i made the thread in the root section last year. The Haitian workers last year with help protest the foreign textile companies (south Korean etc) who was put in power by the clintons/Obama administration


Also the current 14+ occupation will make the third time the U.S occupy Haiti (1915, early 90, 2004-)
 

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Her being an extreme militant is why I love her.:wow:
Haiti got alot of c00ns. Not normal c00ns like today America but c00ns like Eunice Rivers Laurie. The c00ns usually the military, military families, police , and papa/baby doc legacy followers . The powers that be let them come to America directly unlike the ones that cant in Haiti
 

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Haiti got alot of c00ns. Not normal c00ns like today America but c00ns like Eunice Rivers Laurie. The c00ns usually the military, military families, police , and papa/baby doc legacy followers . The powers that be let them come to America directly unlike the ones that cant in Haiti

I noticed this also.
 

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Do you follow Ezili Danto becaue that woman KNOWS her shyt. She makes it CLEAR why the USA has colonized Haiti.
Yes. She legit for what i know about her over the years. She one of the main reason we know so much about what really went down in 2004 coup(also leading up to it).

When American mainstream Haitian networks/celebrities and orgs was lying about their own people while Haitians in Haiti was getting slaughtered in the streets, she stood tall and report the truth. At the time CARICOM try to get involved by stopping the US led coup form removing the former haitian president but the west told them to fall back

She was the one quoted in the china-Haiti billion reconstruction article plus i post her interview with traiq awhile back



Her and the Haitian author Edwidge Danticat been real since day 1 calling out the U.N, the military Occupation, Clintons, NGOs, Dominican Republic etc
 

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I noticed this also.
It wasnt always like this. Poor haitians been fighting back and forth against the western stooges for a long time. Haitian military used to be full of glory and pride but all that change when American physically got involved by occupy them with the US marines. Remove Haitian government officials , kill the real military officials , took the Haitian military and turn it to US Haitian military forces(with the police ).

As of now its no real haitian government. Its drug mafiosos and murderers running with cartel elites under the west. This is what Pablo Escobar try but couldn't do.
 

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Repost for anybody that want back history on Haiti:

The History of Haiti (Part 1) on The Rock Newman Show

On this episode of The Rock Newman Show we present "Part 1" of our 2 Hour Special on the History of Haiti. Our guests includes Tariq Nasheed, producer of the hit documentary film "1804: The Hidden History of Haiti" which has received worldwide acclaim and founder and President of the Haitian Lawyers Leadership Network, Ezili Danto. We'll discuss Haiti's triumph over slavery, the documentary "1804: The Hidden History of Haiti" and the historic relevance of the Haitian Revolution.

(Part 1)




The History of Haiti (Part 2) on The Rock Newman Show

On PART 2 of our 2 hour special on The History of Haiti we include WPFW Radio host and Executive Director of Fondasyon Mapou, Eugenia Charles with guests Ezili Danto and Tariq Nasheed. We'll talk about Haiti's history after the revolution up to her current struggles against western oppression. And why a country immensely rich in culture, history and resources remains the poorest country in the Western Hemisphere.

(Part 2)

 
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“Culture is also a big part of Cuban Culture, especially in eastern Cuba. Haitian culture is very much celebrated in Cuba. With the arrival of Haitian immigrants in the 19th century Haitian culture and French and Haitian Creole languages, entered Cuba. Haiti was a French Colony and the final years of the 1791-1804 Haitian Revolution brought a wave of French settlers fleeing with their Haitian slaves to Cuba.



Cubans feared a reply of the Haitian Revolution, which was not quelled by the current guerrilla warfare in Haiti, Haitians were stereotyped as being violent and rife with crime, that all change when Fidel Castro took power, since 1959 when he took over, this discrimination has stopped. After Spanish, Haitian Creole is the second most-spoken language in Cuba where over 300,000 recent Haitian immigrants speak it.



It is recognized as a language in Cuba and a considerable number of Cubans speak it fluently. Most of these speak have never been to Haiti and do not posses Haitian ancestry, but merely learned it in their communities.”
 
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