”€Ž”We must, with one last act of national authority, forever assure the empire of liberty in the country of our birth; we must take any hope of re-enslaving us away from the inhuman government that for so long kept us in the most humiliating torpor. In the end we must live independent or die.” –Jean-Jacques Dessalines (September 20, 1758- Oct. 17, 1806) Go to: HLLN’s 2011 page on Janjak Desalin and Three ideals of Dessalines

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HLLN FreeHaitiMovement links re-MEMBERing Haiti’s founding father, Janjak Desalin!

“I only want the braves to stay with me. Those who wish to become once again French slaves can make their way out of this fort. Those on the contrary who wish to die as free men may take their place around me” — Jean Jacques Dessalines, Haiti’s founding father, speaking at Cr ête-à-Pierrot, March 11, 1802 (See, Haiti 2010: Even on These Ashes, We continue to Fight for Freedom

October 17, 2011 will marks the 205th anniversary of the assassination of Haiti’s founding father, JanJak Desalin, the greatest hero to ever live. Mesi papa Desalin http://bit.ly/8S7CM6 (born, September 20, 1758, assassinated October 17, 1806)

Three ideals of Dessalines
http://bit.ly/8bKdp9

Kouwòn pou Defile

Jean Jacques Dessalines – The women who influenced him, his ideals and legacy remembered (born, September 20, 1758, assassinated October 17, 1806)

Dessalines’ Law

”€Ž”We must, with one last act of national authority, forever assure the empire
of liberty in the country of our birth; we must take any hope of re-enslaving
us away from the inhuman government that for so long kept us in the most
humiliating torpor. In the end we must live independent or die.”
–Jean-Jacques Dessalines (September 20, 1758- Oct. 17, 1806)

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I HAVE AVENGED AMERICA!- Jean Jacques Dessalines

Haiti’s FIRST declaration of Independence was signed not on Jan. 1, 1084 but
on November 29, 1803 after the last battle defeating Napoleon’s armies – the
Battle of Vertieres and signed by three Black generals who won our freedom:
Jean Jacques Dessalines, Clerveaux & Christophe. Later on, Dessalines
consolidated his victory and on Jan. 1, 1804 more generals signed Haiti’s
declaration of Independence including the Mulatto generals who did not fight
at Vertieres – Petion and Boyer. But Thomas Madiou, who wrote Haitian history,
counts only the 2nd Declaration of Independence. He was a French-centric
Diaspora Affranchi, like the mulatto Petion, by then living in “Petionville,”
helped found “Lycee Petion” at a time immediately after Dessalines’
assassination when Dessalines’ name was forbidden to be spoken (for 37years
during reigns of the mulatto generals -Petion and Boyer). Haitians have been
objecting to neocolonialism ever since …Ezili’s HLLN raises Jean Jacques
Dessalines on this date of his birth Sept. 20th & throughout the days of
October, 2010. We shall get rid ourselves of Petionville, the Petionville
mentality, Bourgeois Democracy and Haiti’s current resident evil
(Clinton/UN/14,000NGOS (Ndoki)/the repugnant pale-skinned mercenary families & the Bafyoti). Batay la fèk kòmanse! – The battle has only just begun!
Dessalines is Rising.

What’s in a name? Some names horrify enslavers, tyrants and despots, everywhere…

Jean Jacques Dessalines

Three ideals of Dessalines
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(English translation

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F.M.I., travay Feliks Moriso Lewa

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Jean Jacques Dessalines, said, “Et revient la question. Et ceux dont les pères sont en Afrique, ils n’auront donc rien“)

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Who killed Dessalines?

Petion/Gerin- the Insurgent/Reactionary Mulatto Generals more allied to
French/colonial economic and cultural interests than the Haitian majority.
Following Dessalines’ assassination, under the long Mulatto and Eurocentric
presidencies of Petion (12years) and Boyer (25years), the name Dessalines was execrated, declared loathsome, cursed, not allowed to be spoken. Neocolonialism had begun in Haiti, would be formalized with Boyer’s “Independence Debt and the legacy of the impunity and undemocratic offenses of one class and sector of Haitian society, continues to this day”€¦This elite with their foreign allies cannot accept the principal of one citizen-one vote because it would mean that they would lose their privileges and influence. (See, Three Historical Documents on Dessalines’ Assassination .)

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Kanga Mundele: Our mission to live free or die trying, Another Haitian Independence Day under occupation – http://bit.ly/cU0TBo

“…A zombie’s mutterings are meaningless. Ayi Kwei Armah explains what’s to be done with such predators and their blan-peyi Haitian lackeys, for they are dead: “Leave them in their graves. Whatever waking form they wear, the stench of death pours ceaseless from their mouths. From every opening of their possessed carcasses comes death’s excremental pus. Their soul itself is dead and long since putrefied. Would you have your intercourse with these creatures from the graveyard?”€

NO. Leave the dead in their graves. Speak your righteous message not to these “long rotted ash”€ but address your message, my people, to the living and look only to Dessaline’s descendants worldwide. His legacy is liberty. Speak to liberty lovers. Empower the world’s lovers of liberty.” (Excerpt from Kanga Mundele: Our mission to live free or die trying, Another Haitian Independence Day under occupation, by Ezili Dantò, Haitian Perspectives, January 1, 2006

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“For 500 years the whites (settlers/colonists) have tried to erase us. Today
they want us to believe they’re the only ones who can save us“
— Edike from Daniel ‘Dadi’ Beaubrun’s Lataye

500 lane depi w (blan kolon) vle efase n, Jodi a ou vle m kwè se
sèl ou ki ka sove n — Edike from Daniel ‘Dadi’ Beaubrun’s Lataye
(buy album – http://www.myspace.com/latayemusic)

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When Haiti Was Free – Video Evidence of Media Lies
http://bit.ly/76Ph6P and Youtube Video

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What Ayiti Calls Forth

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Defile Manman “Chimè”? By Jafrikayiti

From Slave to Emperor, His Majesty, Jean Jacques Dessalines, The greatest story marginalized and never told…..

What Historians usually forget to say about Jean Jacques Dessalines: Dessalines was a revolutionary centuries ahead of his time by Ezili Dantò, HLLN, October 17, 2006

Haiti’s first declaration of Independence was published not Jan. 1, 1804 but
November 29, 1803 after the battle of Vertieres and signed by three Black
generals- Jean Jacques Dessalines, Christophe and Clerveaux
I HAVE AVENGED AMERICA!!!- Jean Jacques Dessalines

Bourgeois Democracy

Who killed Dessalines, Haiti’s founding father?

Three Historical Documents on Dessalines’ Assassination

October 17, 2009 – Haiti’s Holocaust and Middle Passage Continues

“I am the history of rape…
I am the history of battery assault and limitless
armies against whatever I want to do with my mind
and my body and my soul and
whether it’s about walking out at night
or whether it’s about the love that I feel or
whether it’s about the sanctity of my vagina or
the sanctity of my national boundaries
or the sanctity of my leaders…I know from my heart…
I have been raped.” Poem about My Rights by June Jordan

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I am the History of Rape

The Slavery in Haiti the Media Won’t Expose

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Mesi Papa Dessalines – Thank you Father Dessalines

by Morisseau-Leroy (in English and Kreyol)

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Forwarded by Ezili’s Haitian Lawyers Leadership Network
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The Truth About Haiti’s Cholera Epidemic: Interview of Dr. Renaud Piarroux by Dady Chery (avec traduction francaise). Axis of Logic exclusive.

HLLN’s 2011 page on Janjak Desalin