“For whose entertainment shall we sing our agony? To the destroyers, aspiring to extinguish us, reveling in their own fantastic success? The last imbecile to dream such dreams is dead, killed by the saviors of his dreams. — Ayi Kwei Armah
Posts in category FreeHaitiMovement
UN Capitalizing on Cholera: playing arsonist and fireman
by Ezili Dantò of HLLN Summary: The UN plays the role of both arsonist and fireman in Haiti’s cholera epidemic. UN announces a rehashed 10-year plan for clean water that is unfunded. Kristof’s white savior bridge characters, filled with conflicts of interests, declare cautious success. They help throttle justice for Haitians, put bandages on plunder, […]
Miami Herald main culprit that criminalized the poor in Haiti as kidnappers
“Miami Herald, in its article on the Brandt kidnapping ring (See article below), fails to confess that their paper was the main culprit that criminalized the poor in Haiti as kidnappers. It was the main racist culprit to consistently give all that’s wrong in Haiti an African face, an Aristide face. And all that’s heroic, […]
Haiti: November 18 – Disengagement is not an option
Remembering the Battle of Battle of Vertières– Nov 18, 1803 the final Haiti battle defeating European forces for slavery, forced assimilation, the slave trade and colonialism in Haiti. (The Haitian struggle – the greatest David vs. Goliath battle being played out on this planet . ) Wangolo, te vas. Video clip oficial de Daniel Zueras […]
Haiti: Brandt Busted as Clintons with Hollywood celebrate sweatshop
Clifford Brandt Kidnapping Ring Busted as Clintons with Hollywood Celebrate Haiti Sweatshop Update: December 9, 2012 Moscoso cousin shot dead Jules Edouard Moscoso (57), a cousin of the two kidnapped victims of the network of Clifford Brandt was shot dead early Sunday morning December 9, 2012 in his home, 40 meters from a United Nations […]
Haiti: 209 years since Janjak Desalin
Oct. 17, 2015 – 209 years of suffering later. The Gathering honors the roots of liberty, Janjak Desalin and the indigenous Haiti army It’s October 17th and the gathering honors Janjak Desalin, Haiti’s founding father. Nou fè yon sèl kò – we gather as one. Janjak Desalin (Jean Jacques Dessalines), born September 20, 1758 said: […]
Bwa Kayiman, 2013
Free Haiti Movement post: Bwa Kayiman, 2013 – the 222nd anniversary of the beginning of the Haiti Revolution Interviews featuring Ougan Zaza, the Vodun priest at Lakou Bwa Kayiman, Granbwa in NY, Haiti top scholar Bayyinah Bello Bwa Kayiman 2013! The day of liberty for all of humanity. The historical figure for the woman who […]
Haiti and the Clintons, Can Obama afford not to act?
by Jean Yves Point-du-Jour * Haiti and the Clintons, Can Obama afford not to act? By Jean Yves Point-du-Jour, Haiti Perspectives, Special Op-Ed, September 12, 2012 Watching the Democratic National Convention (DNC) held last week in Charlotte, North Carolina was an eye opener. On Wednesday night, former US President Bill Clinton said during his well […]
