I invite Haitians to love their country, support your country, fight in your country. This way, you guys don't have to go the the Dominican Republic. You can do exactly what the Dominicans are doing with their country. Bring back Haiti, please. All you need to do is DREAM and Build. Be creative and offer yourself an opportunity to expand your horizons. Yes, you can do it if you want.
@@awacherif1689 They always have an excuse for why they deport us out of Dominican Republic even our people who are Dominican nationals. But, you will never hear them do this to other groups, especially, white groups.
Wow.... beautiful video. Thanks for showing is the real Haiti and not some international news media crap. Would love to visit sometime. You've gaine a subscriber. Canapé Vert looks like a bustling place! Show us some more tours like this!
If some of you in the DIASPORA have not been in Haiti for a long time, you need to go. The COUNTRY is changing a lot after the EARTH QUAKE. Port au prince has a lot of new constructions, a lot of new things, the city is changing fast.
Thank you man. I really appreciate these videos. I have not been back for 8 years, but your videos give me a perspective on what these areas look like presently. I love them. Thank You.
Thanks so much for showing a non-Hatian a little bit of Haiti. I've wanted to visit ever since I was a little girl and read about the Citadelle. You mentioned in the video that people were buying "Kennedys," what is a "Kennedy"?
I can hear the passion and the love that you have for Haiti in your videos. As much as I would love to visit or even contemplate retiring in Haiti, there is a safety issue that cannot be ignored. Sure, crime is a problem in the states too and everywhere else in the world, but in Haiti the problem is extremely acute because of its impoverished dire state!!.
I question if you're a black man because you're talking about safety issues. In America you are more likely to be a victim by police or another black man. Black men are more feared and hated in American society than anyone else. Moreover, their lives are not valued.
I think I should have the right to speak about safety issues in Haiti as I would of any other country. I am not trying to engage in a philosophical discussion with you regarding the plight of African-Americans in American society. I was hoping that perhaps you would tell me the media has grossly exaggerated the issue of safety in Haiti and that it's no different than any other place?
Most definitely there are a lot of pick-ups and SUVs - people like to have four wheel drive vehicles in Haiti as in the past, the roads were not good. Now that more and more roads are being constructed, it's not as necessary.
the mafia would never let da country moving forward in the world entirely,,black people dont own shit they will never let black folks united they gotta own you some kind of way,,so you can move on
instead of saying ''they'' will never let black folks unite, how about, ''let us'' black folks unite ourselves and build a world where our grand children will love to call home. keep it positive.
Haiti is a very old country. The roads were built in the 1600s when people used horse and buggy or just a horse to get around. Haiti has been struggling financially for some time due to the payment s they were required to pay to France after they won the wars to end slavery, the country has not had the money to expand the roads.
*WEB / The news might be surprising for some people but not for Haitians. Haiti’s Natural resources total market value been recently estimated at 100 Trillion Dollars. This represent an average of 10 million dollars for every Haitian living of earth. These abundant natural resources could be essentially used to rebuild Haiti and give the nation a remarkable future. In the French newspaper **_Le Post,_** scientists Daniel and Ginette Mathurin say that Haiti’s oil reserves are larger than those of Venezuela. In fact, Daniel Mathurin says that Haiti’s oil reserves are so much larger that they are not even worth comparing. On March 27, 2004 Dr. Georges Michel detailed the history of oil discoveries in Haiti and explained why they have not been exploited yet. According to Michel, the big oil companies know about the massive reserves of oil in Haiti but in the 50s and 60s there was almost too much oil to go around so they decided that those reserves were not needed at the time and that they would be kept in reserve until later….[The attitude of these big multinational oil companies was] “We shall keep the Haitian deposits and other such layers of deposits in reserve for the 21st century when the Middle Eastern jackpot is depleted.”*
+Procommenter Where are the proof? Another conspiratie theory ? I gess an haitien goverment would not be interested to take a hold of it like Chavez ? Haitien government wants quick money only? Too lazy?
The contrast between the poor and the rich is so evident throughout the whole city is just something that I can not deal with. Port-au-Prince is a city I will never live in. It seems to be just a big mess!
Yes, Haiti is a country of extreme contrasts - it's something that a lot of people struggle with seeing. Port-au-Prince is a very crowded and busy city, but I wouldn't call it a mess. If you want peace and quiet, the country side is great, or head up into the mountains above Port-au-Prince. It's gorgeous up there, and the views are amazing.
Awesome , I am a african American who wants Haiti to be free, so I can unite with my brothers and sisters
Darryl Moss cool i know thats right !!
+therealboss playa Haiti is a free nation. It is the first free black republic in the Western Hemisphere.
Haiti is free
I invite Haitians to love their country, support your country, fight in your country. This way, you guys don't have to go the the Dominican Republic. You can do exactly what the Dominicans are doing with their country. Bring back Haiti, please. All you need to do is DREAM and Build. Be creative and offer yourself an opportunity to expand your horizons. Yes, you can do it if you want.
Elvis Minaya exactly i totally agree
Elvis Minaya arent dominicans escaping too
Elvis Minaya Exactly Correct!
@@awacherif1689 They always have an excuse for why they deport us out of Dominican Republic even our people who are Dominican nationals. But, you will never hear them do this to other groups, especially, white groups.
beautiful some day I would like to visit haiti
Naomi Reid nnll
gracias por suvir este gran video ...gracias algun dia voy a haiti
Yo igual
Beautiful I would love to visit
I am not sure why but I became a little teary when I watched this. I love my people.
Lannie Thomas yea i know the feelin i drove that exact route in dec 2008
Poukisa tout Péyi a paka konsa..
Thank you for posting. Vive Haiti!!!
God Bless Haiti
Dios Bendiga Haiti .
I really enjoyed the videos of Haiti!
I love what you guys are doing keep it up much love
zoebo8 We appreciate the love. Thanks Zoebo8!
Wow.... beautiful video. Thanks for showing is the real Haiti and not some international news media crap. Would love to visit sometime. You've gaine a subscriber. Canapé Vert looks like a bustling place! Show us some more tours like this!
If some of you in the DIASPORA have not been in Haiti for a long time, you need to go.
The COUNTRY is changing a lot after the EARTH QUAKE. Port au prince has a lot of new constructions, a lot of new things, the city is changing fast.
thanks! I actually watch the entire video. I luv my country.
Amazing video... Thank you for this one!!!
And this is one of the best looking parts of Port au Prince and surroundings, as I could see myself.
Thank you man. I really appreciate these videos. I have not been back for 8 years, but your videos give me a perspective on what these areas look like presently. I love them. Thank You.
Wow !! I used to take that road every time to get to Fort Jacques. Nice Video !
Hey guys good work it up
Haiti resembles Jamaica.
Gade yon bèl ti peyi leader politik yo pavle mete tèt ansanm pou fèl avanse, sa f mal anpil
I really enjoyed this video
Nice job this is canapé vert
I always hear people talked about Canape Vert when I was a kid.
P
Hugues Dorante i was there its beautiful- i was on a date so i was in paradise lol
Haiti pran you lot direction
Thanks so much for showing a non-Hatian a little bit of Haiti. I've wanted to visit ever since I was a little girl and read about the Citadelle. You mentioned in the video that people were buying "Kennedys," what is a "Kennedy"?
soulshadoww55 Thanks for your comment and for watching our videos! "Kennedy" is 2nd hand items - used clothing, or household items. :)
+caraclement Why calling it "kennedy"? Thanks for those "road-travelling"!
caraclement Drop A new Video 2017 😊
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Can you guys do one on turgeau
There’s have to be a rule that say yu can’t park in the middle on the street if y’all gon built houses at least have a luh Parkin dammit
I can hear the passion and the love that you have for Haiti in your videos. As much as I would love to visit or even contemplate retiring in Haiti, there is a safety issue that cannot be ignored. Sure, crime is a problem in the states too and everywhere else in the world, but in Haiti the problem is extremely acute because of its impoverished dire state!!.
I really hope you're not a black man making such a statement.
What does being black or for that matter any ethnicity have to do with my statement?
I question if you're a black man because you're talking about safety issues. In America you are more likely to be a victim by police or another black man. Black men are more feared and hated in American society than anyone else. Moreover, their lives are not valued.
Just wanted to share with you that in one city in America (Chicago) there have been 253 murders in 152 days. Just FYI.
I think I should have the right to speak about safety issues in Haiti as I would of any other country. I am not trying to engage in a philosophical discussion with you regarding the plight of African-Americans in American society. I was hoping that perhaps you would tell me the media has grossly exaggerated the issue of safety in Haiti and that it's no different than any other place?
Interesting. In Port-au-Prince see a few small cars, but a lot of pick-ups and SUV.
Most definitely there are a lot of pick-ups and SUVs - people like to have four wheel drive vehicles in Haiti as in the past, the roads were not good. Now that more and more roads are being constructed, it's not as necessary.
Eske nou fè echo coeur nan lopital la svp
canape-vert ou mankem ... 9em minut fyef mw.
the mafia would never let da country moving forward
in the world entirely,,black people dont own shit
they will never let black folks united
they gotta own you some kind of way,,so you can move on
instead of saying ''they'' will never let black folks unite, how about, ''let us'' black folks unite ourselves and build a world where our grand children will love to call home. keep it positive.
poukisa ou pajam fè video bisantener
Hai. What is the name of the road you are driving on?
Estou
Hi, I was wondering if everything is ok? You have not uploaded in a while.
good job
why are the rod so narrow. and the sidewalk are very small...
Haiti is a very old country. The roads were built in the 1600s when people used horse and buggy or just a horse to get around. Haiti has been struggling financially for some time due to the payment s they were required to pay to France after they won the wars to end slavery, the country has not had the money to expand the roads.
soulshadoww55 True that !!
merci
cette video me fait rirre, et pourquoi ils n' ont pas continnuer pour voir leurs echecs dans la capitale?
What price for gasoline at Haiti?
Hi
Kouneyer martelly se ranje route nan peyi a bay KOCHON MARRON yo bay pou lavalas yo kraze nan boule kaoutchou
*WEB / The news might be surprising for some people but not for Haitians. Haiti’s Natural resources total market value been recently estimated at 100 Trillion Dollars. This represent an average of 10 million dollars for every Haitian living of earth. These abundant natural resources could be essentially used to rebuild Haiti and give the nation a remarkable future. In the French newspaper **_Le Post,_** scientists Daniel and Ginette Mathurin say that Haiti’s oil reserves are larger than those of Venezuela. In fact, Daniel Mathurin says that Haiti’s oil reserves are so much larger that they are not even worth comparing. On March 27, 2004 Dr. Georges Michel detailed the history of oil discoveries in Haiti and explained why they have not been exploited yet. According to Michel, the big oil companies know about the massive reserves of oil in Haiti but in the 50s and 60s there was almost too much oil to go around so they decided that those reserves were not needed at the time and that they would be kept in reserve until later….[The attitude of these big multinational oil companies was] “We shall keep the Haitian deposits and other such layers of deposits in reserve for the 21st century when the Middle Eastern jackpot is depleted.”*
+Procommenter Where are the proof? Another conspiratie theory ? I gess an haitien goverment would not be interested to take a hold of it like Chavez ? Haitien government wants quick money only? Too lazy?
Who is the cute sounding kid in the background?
Look up , Haitian Dunkn (on TH-cam),
Money Hunta Recordz....
ou pa ka ouvri diol santi ou pale créole ou menm nan kaka arivis
señor
Que paso
The contrast between the poor and the rich is so evident throughout the whole city is just something that I can not deal with. Port-au-Prince is a city I will never live in. It seems to be just a big mess!
Yes, Haiti is a country of extreme contrasts - it's something that a lot of people struggle with seeing. Port-au-Prince is a very crowded and busy city, but I wouldn't call it a mess. If you want peace and quiet, the country side is great, or head up into the mountains above Port-au-Prince. It's gorgeous up there, and the views are amazing.
étrange comme je t'aime
Que pasa con su gente que anda caminando por Latinoamérica....
Que mierda escribiste tu ahí
Nonm sa tjours ap pale de salopri yo bay pou mateli a