Haiti is the laboratory for Western Imperialism: US, France, Caribbean, Lula (W Jemima Pierre)
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In this podcast, we discuss the historical context of the current political situation in Haiti. Prof. Jemima Pierre walks us through the European colonialism of the island of Hispaniola, the transatlantic political economy of slavery, the Haitian Revolution, the collective punishment of Haiti, the US intervention in 1915, and the politics of the last 7 decades or so.
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Beautiful. Intelligent. Haitian nationalist. Culture warrior. Everyone should know her name.
She is that. A treasure.
Before you say anything about Haiti 🇭🇹
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She is one of the reasons Haiti is by far the poorest country in the Western Hemisphere.
Her policies have wrecked Haiti 🇭🇹.
@@AnAn-yn7yd What?... Explain? You can't get away w/ a remark like that w/o explaining. Is she in the State legislature?.. A banker, or general?... Do explain.
@@AnAn-yn7yd explain your reasoning. The woman is actually an American and was only a child when her parents left Haiti. If she indeed wrecked the country she must be a truly amazing person.
Her assessment is as factual as it gets. As a 68 years old Haitian 🇭🇹who lived through all those events, I’ll say she is perfectly on target 🎯 great job.
Why is every other country in the Western Hemisphere exponentially richer and more successful than Haiti 🇭🇹.
I blame her and other elites for driving Haiti into the ground.
You are absolutely right, it’s more than a great job, it’s an excellent and superb job my friend, l really like your comments l went through all of these myself.
Im Black American..FREE HAITI NOW!!!! 🇭🇹
Haiti is always free.
Haiti has been free for a long time.
I'm shamefully ignorant of Haiti. Thank you for this comprehensive history.
Me too - I wanted to know the Truth & here it is!! No longer ignorant!! Thank You.
She is misleading and covering up the role of Haitian elites like her is destroying Haiti 🇭🇹
I'm listening to this in horror thinking about my country, and then you mention it. Mozambique 💔
Why has the Mozambique economy not come back stronger after COVID-19?
Are you optimistic about Mozambique 🇲🇿?
"Only place Africans didn't revolt were in the pages of white historians"
Lovely 😊
Se rebelaron pero no ayudaron a los dominicanos como dicen, ellos invadieron a los dominicanos y por eso los sacaron de su tierra librando 14 batallas, todas ganadas por los dominicanos. Los dominicanos tenían como 2 meses libres de España cuando ellos los ocuparon, pero esa historia no está en los libros de los negros.
@@ZonaCero-lo4ilorigine des dominicain silvouplait !!!
@@divetisman2835dominicans are Taínos, haitianos are african eslave.
IGL and Jemima, thank you for this comprehensive exposé of one of the wealthiest stories within the horror of colonial imperialism.
I was aware about some of the facts and always held Haiti as one of the greatest, most inspiring nations of modern history.✊🏼
i would say, in what country mrs Pierre lives, why she does not come down to haiti and help orginaze the country, it is a double standard, she criticises those countries where she lives and get money from.i'm pretty sure that her children have double nationality.
Thank you Jemima Pierre.
Precious. Haitians Worldwide We The We Are The world . The... Best Friends Of Haiti International believe that violences, conflicts and an Archy can't change the world into a peaceful place but love of one another, genuine respect to every body, worldwide unity , yes!!! They Can.
Haití was the first in our hemisphere to break the chains of slavery by beating the French colonists. The West has never forgiven this. Colonialism continues.
Broke the chains? Really? And can’t get it right. Haiti is a failure. A shit hole.
Jemina thanks indeed for your brilliant analysis! Courage Haiti!
Great stream
Pierre is awesome...follow her expertise like a hawk!
This is a critically important discussion for anyone interested in modern colonialism… in many ways connected to situations in West Asia and elsewhere.
How is West Asia connected? Aside from Lebanon, Syria, Gaza; isn't the West Asian economy growing and doing well?
The island belong to Spain , the French invaded the part that is now Haiti hence this is why the island is called Hispaniola which means little Spain . The African slaves were brought to the island in 17 th century and Columbus landed on Hispaniola in 1492. The taínos were the original indigenous people who mixed with the Spanish and who were wiped out from all the diseases the white colonizers brought with them . The mixture of the taínos known as mestizos i
And later added to that mix Africans are today known as the Dominicans! Or criollos!
No son africanos, son una mezcla. Algunos son europeo con Taíno, otros europeos con afro, pero no todos son africanos. Hay dominicanos que no tienen nada de Africa, pues hubieron muchos españoles que se quedaron en la isla y sus descendientes están ahí, igual que judíos, chinos y turcos. Los dominicanos no son todos afro y ahí está el error. Hay muchos afro pero no todos. Ya dejen de querer decir que los dominicanos y haitianos somos iguales. Los haitianos son puros afro, el dominicano esta muy mezclado, y culturalmente mucho menos. Nuestros vecinos de Cuba y PR son más parecidos en cuando a cultura.
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Exactly, I am a perfect example of that! We are not a homogeneous blend, but rather a diverse group with unique traits , qualities and perspectives."
@@deniahimick3272 si, hoy en día los afrodecendientes quieren imponerle a todo el mundo que son afrodecendientes. Fíjate lo que está pasando en el cine, cuando cambian la raza de personajes históricos, que son blancos, por raza negra, como paso con Cleopatra de Netflix, cuando se sabe que ella era Griega, y Ana Bolena, que era súper blanca.
She has been killing it lately.
Racism is the DETERMINENT FACTOR IN THE WAY HAITI IS TREATED BE IT BY THE WEST OR LATIN AMERICAN, EXCEPT FROM VENEZUELA AND CUBA.
Outstanding presentation. Thanks. I've been to THE CITADEL at Cap Hatian. I marvel at the achievements of the Haitians despite the obstacles, the resilience despite the colonialism/imperialism and all kinds of further nastiness....
My respect to the distinguished and beautiful #JemimaPierre, i have nothing but respect and admiration for you♥️
POWERFUL DR OUR AUTHENTIC INDIGENOUS HAYTIAN SOUL
Excellent, as always
Thanks
Great interview
Glad you liked it. Solidarity
Excellent work ❤
Thank you Jemima. I love you and you are so beautifully attractive. We need real humans to steer Haiti in the direction that will result in pure Justice and Freedom! God help us!
Feedback: Jemima Pierre provides much discussion about the problems. There does not seems to be a discussion about the solutions. It is helpful when discussing the problems, provide some options for the solutions. (From the U.S)
I agree with you! They talk and talk and Haiti continues to be a disaster and getting worse day by day. We all know what happened in the past let's move forward and change things. The Dominican Republic has moved forward, why can't Haiti?
Haitian Revolution
French Revolution
American -Revolution- Coup d'État
French Revolution too was coup d’état !!!!
Thank you for this deep dive into Haitian history & politics. I learned a lot. It makes me mad & sad all the craziness of Western power! I also see a lot of parrelles with Ethiopia 's recent history & the West's medeling in it! We shall prevail!
Wow thank you so much for this guest and education on Haiti!!!
Very good insight into Haitian History !
Excellent review
Now you guys begin to understand. people of African descent are in an outdoor lab. They use tools like Christianity; Maslow's hierarchy of needs, etc..on us
Great interview. Please, also, interview Dr. Gerald Horne.
Greetings from Paris and from global Black family
Solidarity from Global Left family. stay in touch
Excellent focuS !❤
So sad that the mosquitoes don't received any credits defeating half of the army under Leclerc command. 😢
Excellent interview.
Thank you for providing valuable information on Haiti 🇭🇹
Ps. The guy from Boca Raton, name is: Gerald LaTortue.
Haiti - Acknowledges it ancestors. Our spirituality is unique & needs to be AWAKENED.
Great info thank you so much Jemima Pierre, Very interesting to know that the first aerial bombing was in Haiti. I thought it was of Black Wall St in Oklahoma, 1914. Love your talks I always learn so much
HI , WHAT IS HAPPENING TO HAITI NOW ? WHO IS GOING TO TO HELP THEM RECOVER FROM ALL THESE STRUGGLES , AND GET A GOOD LEADER, HELP THE PEOPLE AND GIVE THEM SOME RETIBUTION , TO. START FROM SCRATCH AND BECOME A NATION AGAIN .?
One.love.
Haiti fought and won. What part don't the folks get? Haiti is for Haitians.
that Haiti had to pay a penalty for that win, which questions the win, and also Haiti s ingratitude, since the real hero in the war with France was neither black, nor mulatto, but yellow, thats to say, the mosquito of the yellow fever. Haiti should have a statue of that mosquito and name it father of the land of Haiti
One more time....Haiti is for Haitians......... It would not have existed this long without Divine will...To lust after that land after what occurred there is pathetic.
I'm Dutch living with my Dominican wife in Santiago. Haiti you were treated badly by France and the USA, but stop complaining, it does not help you now! Seventy years ago both counties on Hispaniola were run by a cruel dictators and both countries were very poor. In 1961 the Dominicans took care of their dictator and the last 50 years the Dominican Republic has been the fastest growing economy in whole Latin America, because most of the time they elected competent leaders. You can do the same, if you stop complaining and blaming others for things that happened 50, 100 or 200 years ago.
Take care of your gang bosses and your would-be dictators and organize your government and your own free elections. If the USA invades again, you are the government, so use them and lead them, don't fight them. Make sure, that most of the time, you elect competent leaders. If they don't want to leave after a lost election, show them the prison, since every 8 years you need a fresh and new view on your problems. Find a way to make it attractive for Haitians in the Dominican Republic; France and the USA to return to their country. You need their experience and know how on all levels.
Especially in the begin elect women as leaders, less Testosterone.
F. Duvalier said that Haiti and democracy were incompatible because Haitians were paternalistic, dependent on a strong figure that decides for them. After the catastrophe of Haiti they look to Dr to decide for them and solve their bag of problems
Now US is building another base in Haiti but you don’t see it on the us news
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Genocide in Sudan? Genocide in DRC-Congo? Anybody? Anybody?
21st century genocides happening all around the globe!
The 5 eye countries, The 5 English speaking countries and Europe are serial killers- They been invading countries, pillaging minerals & resources and genociding populations for centuries!
The 5 eye countries and Europe work in unison to justify their neocolonial atrocities locally and abroad-
They chop and change laws and legislations to justify their neocolonial atrocities locally and abroad as well-
Duvalier worked for the US in a program supposedly curing a foot disease that affected the peasants in the same period when they were conducted MEDICAL EXPERIMENTS ON BLACKS IN TUSKEEGEE, IN PUERTO RICO BY DR. RHODES AND IN GUATEMALA.. THE US SENT HIM TO STUDY AT MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY. SO HE WAS ALREADY A US PUPPET BEFORE HE WAS SELECTED BY THE HAITIAN MILITARY IN A FRAUDULENT ELECTION IN 1957.
You got yourself a new subscriber! I am a US grad student studying contemporary Haitian history. This was incredibly informative. I too really like Lula but his foreign policy against Haiti is terrible. Lula has always been looking for clout on the International stage - just look at his failed Iran Deal.
This is soooo important, I did not even know about Haiti, I’m shamed to say😳
@@bohiorepublic he is worse now
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I love you too much.
BUILT A MILITARY BASE ON CUBA GUANTANAMO BAY CUBA. THEY REFUSE TO LEAVE CUBA ALONE OKAY.
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What can one expect from former colonizers government .
The Black World should expect nothing good from Arab or European former colonizers.
Haitian Leaders first and foremost must be blamed for Haiti Situation.
When a country have leaders who willingly let themselves manipulates as pawns of
former colonizing powers, for their own personal wealth, power and ambition,
the population cannot expect any world-respect. The principal law of human history want
any population regardless of race, ethic groups and nationality to pave all my themselves
the way to come out of historical circumstance. This requires, mentality and mindset
total change and leaders willing to lead their population on that path.
Imperialism, racism will remain forever present in mankind, and we must bear in mind
that we must come out of painful historical circumstance without expecting imperialism an
eradication of racism. We are the most disunified racial group on the planet, and it belongs
to us to make our own unity, solidarity, as the former colonial powers are not there to stop
operating an imperialist politic by any time soon, it will only perpetuate.
The problems of Haiti can be solved by Haitians themselves if they show the good will, solidarity,
and a radical mindset and mentality change. We have countries like Singapore and now Rwanda
that set the example, and they never dwelled on any proper foreign policy of former colonial powers
whether Arab or European.
As long as mankind exist racism and imperialism of whatever form remain. A population, race, or ethnic
group must have a mentality and mindset that overcome cruel historical circumstances, and leaders
to encourage them to this process of crucial change.
We can write zillions of books on colonialism, imperialism, and this still bring no solutions to our problems,
as we already know that this has no end.
This is the only Haitian person who, in my experience, speaks with some logic. They usually mention things like conspiracies of the great powers to keep Haiti down as if Haiti was a potential rival to them, or a supposed immense importance of Haiti to the point that the powers were planning to take it. It is like a delusion of self importance, when the real importance of Haiti is as a problem to everybody
Long live Jean-Jacques Dessalines the greatest liberator of the West if not the world ✊🏿❤️🖤💚🇭🇹
The most criminal of the word, after htter; he was a military man, and after killings the French, he went to kill the Spaniards and their offspring criollos, children, women and men along he passed to the Capital Santo Domingo.
@@neliathen638 excuse me?
47:59 Amerikkka is HUGE on symbolism. Go look at the sat image of their embassy in Ottawa, and tell me that doesn't look like a boat. Why? Queen Victoria (or, y'know, one of her minions) chose Ottawa because it was impervious to US naval attack. Well, guess who runs Ottawa now? 🗽
It's because of Canada's French heritage.
I got a question? I know Alaska belonged to Russia until it was sold to the US, but did the French colonize Canada before the British?
@@neglilet the answer is yes, and a lot colonist are the same as the French Caribbean, there was two centers for the French in the Americas, Martinique and Canada, when you have surname like Cloutier , Moreau , Comeau , Leblanc, Bourgeois , Pelletier , etc these names all over the Americas most likely came from Canada before established themselves in the Caribbean, they have the same French laws based in the Napoleon codes, call the civil law. There's two major Roman Catholic French patron , Notre Dame and Saint Jean Baptiste. There's historical and now economic link they try to establish. The French doesn't want to lose their influence in Haiti. It's easier for them to try to control that due to their presence on the continent, and also influence the US through Haiti .
21:01 There was still trade going on between the British and Amerikkans, too. So-called Northern New York was a hotbed of Loyalist activity even after the War of 1812.
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Thank you Jemima Pierre. I wish there had been some discussion on the present situation. Do you think that Cherizier's resistance group is possibly revolutionary?
She only talks about the past, the present doesn't seem to interest her.
I appreciate your excellent work, especially since many South Asians reflexively fall on the anti black end of the spectrum. Thank you for joining Vijay Prashad with you in depth, exploratory body of work.
Ever notice the similarities with flag colors bet Haiti, Colombia, and Venezuela? … there’s a historical connection
Please say it again since they didn’t want to hear that
Very true. Immunity for international Politics intern affairs?
1915-1935 yes this did happen
The person who helped me the most to understand the origins of the construct of "race" is John Kane (Let's Talk Native TV). En bref, it was the Vatican!
Originally the land had 5 kingdom
Jemima Pierre AKA Sauranya Jemeemah
WE KNOW NOTHING ❤
new film, Jean-Jacques Dessalines: The Man Who Defeated Napoleon Bonaparte.
Napoleon was defeated by Yellow Fever. Dessalines was a criminal of civilians who, after being beaten in combat, killed the populations of civilians he encountered while withdrawing to Haiti. Santiago, Moca, La Vega, Cotui, were exterminated by him
Michaëlle Jean was the first Haitian Canadian and black person to hold the office of Governor General of Canada 2005 2010. What is the role of the monarchy and its outreach through black lives?
I recall watching an interview or two about this lady last year. I wonder what she knew in 2003-4?
Which monarchy? You talking about the Sussex’s? Huh?
Yes, the British monarchy as represented at Rideau Hall on Sussex. The magna carta established a house of lords, parliament for wealth. Is the king a a nostalgic figure of leadership forgone or does he hold any form of responsibility/governance?
I just completed my "Sustainability' training for work and learned that the Treasury Board of Canada has the mandate to effectively exploit the land and its people. The king and the Governor General are not on the board.
Regarding the American continent left... Could it be that only socialist government countries that ARE sanctioned by the empire support Haiti.. would that be an accurate assessment?...
I first read about Haiti glorious revolution on the late great Eduardo Galeano's "the open veins of latin america".✊🏼
Whenever you see the diaresis in a French word, it indicates that the vowels are not pronounced as a diphthong. Thus, "Moïse" is pronounced as moe-EASE. (Also same as the name Moiz Karimjee, the name of the Crown attorney tasked with stuffing my criminal appeal. 🐷)
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The French were smart, we would have taken Louisiana anyway without paying them anything for it.
45:35 Greetings from The Maple Satan. 🍁👹
Haiti was never independent. Even now there is no independence there
She tells the story incorrectly, as if the French were fighting for the island since the beginning of the Spanish colonization in 1942, she does not mention that the island already belonged to Spain 150 years before the French invaded and took over the western part of the island of Hispaniola and 250 years before the Republic of Haiti was born.
Why she is making her capital or popularity on Haiti ( poor and isolated country with no friends ) ?
Let's be honest!
Without wishing to underestimate the responsibility of others, I think we have to stop finding scapegoats to hide our great share of responsibility!
Haiti has never been able to forge a nation-state, and most of the time Haitians have fought not for the country but solely for power!
Ignorant idiot
Learn History
@@Dacky1989 Many small and large countries have had to face the horrors of colonialism and imperialism and have managed to resist and build themselves!
This is not the case in Haiti, where a supposedly anti-imperialist president returned in American army tanks with 25,000 marines! What other country has inflicted such a debasement on itself?
Like I said go learn History you 🦝🤡 what you say and do with you White Supremacists Apologists Friends is your business. I stand with the spirit of Dessalines till the last drop of blood 🩸 till my last breath 🫁 any sane individual that is not a coward understands it takes great courage to stand against a White Supremacists world when you're a little half Island. Africa is still colonized all the way over there and you're saying the little half Island in the West in the heart of all the White Supremacists filth should be what perfect, 2% better 5% better. Go learn History or continue doing whatever helps your weak 🦝 🤡 heart I'm with the spirit of Dessalines forever. Don't try to recruit me to your cowardice. I don't want it.
@jeandaniel5701 did you start yet?
The interviewer needs to stop interrupting while shes trying to make her point. Gosh
Why Haiti began and remains poor (pt 1 of 3).
During its colonial days, Haiti’s slave plantations supplied over half of the world’s sugar.
But after the slaves gained their freedom from the brutal regime and the country declared independence in 1804, sugar disappeared from the economy as small farms produced coffee, subsistence agriculture, and food for local markets.
In 1950, when Haiti was at least producing some sugar, its exports were far behind comparable countries: sugar exports in Puerto Rico were 35 times higher, and in the Dominican Republic exports were 14 times higher.
A common explanation for Haiti’s resistance to producing sugar is that Haitian culture rejected the industry because of the associated historical traumas. However Haitians went to the DR, Cuba, even Puerto Rico to harvest sugar cane so there was not much of a cultural stigma towards the sugar industry.
A major contributor to Haiti’s failure to restore its sugar economy was historical property rights institutions that created significant transaction costs to starting large-scale farms.
3 post-Independence property rights institutions: (1) a large redistribution of the former French plantations; (2) inheritance patterns on peasant land that gave every family member a veto right to selling it; and (3) a constitutional ban on foreigners owning land in Haiti.
But the property rights institutions in Haiti are important because they were not established by colonists; instead, they were created by a newly independent nation in reaction to colonists. These are post-colonial institutions.
From 1900 to 1960, sugar accounted for 76 percent of Cuba’s export value, 51 percent of the Dominican Republic’s, 46 percent of Puerto Rico’s, and 26 percent of Jamaica’s. Sugar contributed only 5 percent to Haiti’s exports. Less than 10% of Haiti's sugar production was exported whereas for the other Caribbean countries about 90% was exported. Since 1987 (demise of HASCO) sugar in Haiti has been a cash crop raised by peasants rather than by large-scale plantations.
Sugar Exported (Million lbs)
........Haiti....Dom.Rep....P.Rico....Jamaica.....Cuba
1900______1_______150________200_________2_______1,000
1910______1_______250________500_________3_______2,000
1920______2_______300________700________10_______5,000
1930______3_______550______1,000________50_______2,000
1940______4_______700______1,500_______200_______4,500
1950______5_______900______1,600_______400_______7,000
In 2014, on coffee:
Country__________________Haiti______Dom.Rep.____Cuba______Jamaica
Production (tonnes)______19,500_____13,500______9,000_____1,620
Export (tonnes)_________120______1,020________660_____1,320
Export/Production (%)_______0.6________7.6________7.3______81.5
Population (M)_____________10.4_______10.3_______11.3_______2.8
Area (1000 km^2)___________27.8_______48.7______110.9______11.0
Your argument is faulty and lacks the true undercurrents of Ayiti's prevailing circumstances. The 1st Black Republic WILL RISE AGAIN!!! 😡🤬😡🇭🇹⚔️🇭🇹⚔️🇭🇹⚔️🇭🇹⚔️🇭🇹
@@kbleu2 explain why that argument is faulty
Thanks for that info.
Since the beginning as a country Haiti refused all help, saying- leave the young black nation alone-, this followed by prohibition of whites to own property and hold public positions, and similar nasty race behavior described by Jerome Horne in The Black Jacobinns... This self isolation of Haiti has been important in his demise. This lady apparently dissaproves of USA changing Haiti s constitution race part, which she calls foreigners instead of whites
True, she is no historian and mixes up the sequences of events and the historical significance. It’s still a great presentation. Thanks
Why Haiti began and remains poor (pt 3 of 3).
(E) Subsistence Economy. The old and recent historical data show that exports are a small part of Haiti's economy. Settling for a Subsistence Economy, a Survival Economy is OK. There are tribes living the Stone Age style deep in the Amazon forest and in the jungles of the Congo and Papua New Guinea for thousands of years. Subsistence Economy can be done. However the Planet is populated with Predatory Nations. Fortunately for the Stone Age inhabitants of the Amazon, Central Africa and Papua New Guinea, they have the military protection of the sovereign countries in which they live. The Amish lives in a somewhat Subsistence Economy and there is no Amish Nation: the Amish community is part of the USA and is thus protected by the USA. Trying to maintain proper military power with a Subsistence Economy cannot be sustained for long.
(F) The low trust character of Haitian society. The Haitian and French revolutions have a few things in common: they are both based on J.E.A.R. = Jealousy, Envy, Anger, Resentment. JEAR is the blood of Socialism and Communism. The concern for "equality" is the launchpad for JEAR. Words "equal(ity)", "democracy" appears
_________________________________Equal(ity)____Democracy
US Declaration of Independence_____1_____________0
US Constitution____________________0_____________0
French Constitution 1793___________3_____________1
French Constitution 1958__________10_____________4
Haiti Constitution 1805___________3_____________0
Haiti Constitution 1987___________7_____________4
All the freed slaves in Haiti were given a plot of land and then the fun began. The Ancients had it correct: give 3 people equal amount of money at sunrise and they will become unequal before sunset. Dessalines was on his way to deal with some land speculators when he was assassinated. The point is: large-scale farms are much more efficient than small-scale farms and cooperative farms in Haiti were difficult to establish and these rare cooperatives do not last long. Thus time after time, Haiti falls back to a Subsistence Economy.
Are there today (2024 AD) large landowners (you know, them evil, nasty, greedy oligarchs!)? Yes. However, in 1950, 80% of the Artibonite Valley (where rice is grown) was still in the hands of the small farmers. The national economic dynamics is still dominated by small-land farmers.
The Amish, again. Amish companies are usually no more than 5 employees. Yet said small companies frequently combine together for large tasks. The trust aspect of Amish culture is rare in Haitian society. Mind you, Amish runs a mainly Subsistence Economy, not an Industrial Economy. If Haiti were Amish country, Haiti would be in much better shape. Mind you, the Amish are not warmongers and they would not invade the Dominican Republic.
Summary. Saint Domingue was a super producer of sugar in the late 1700's because of large-scale farming. Then came Independence of 1804. Land Reform: everyone gets equal share of the Land. Consequence of Land Reform: small-scale farming which brings about at best a Subsistence Economy, a Survival Economy. Haiti thus lost the status of Sugar Super-Producer and started on the Road to Poverty. The low trust nature of Haitian culture makes difficult the establishment of cooperative farming needed for economic growth.
It's so tragic that the Haitians that has struggled so hard to defeat their French colonisers only to find themselves brutally invaded and colonised by the Americans.
No wonder the tittle for this subject is called Haiti is the laboratory of the western imperialist
Americans have invaded almost everybody, but only hated keeps complaing. DR was invaded two times
Jow Biden recently claimed in a speech that his uncle was eaten by cannibals! 😂
Yes, but they were white cannibals like jeffery dahmer
25:42 This is dozens of "nations" now, all puppets of Unkkkle Sam...
Most Haitians are indigenous to Haiti. Some slaves did come from Africa, Spain, France
No son los indígenas Taínos. Los Taínos tuvieron hijos con españoles, ahí surgió el mestizaje de los dominicanos. Por eso el dominicano se identifica como color indio. Además los haitianos son los africanos que llegaron 200 ańos después de que Cristóbal Colón ya había llegado a la isla. Cuando Francia llevó los esclavos ya no habían Taínos puros. Los Africanos del lado español son los ancestros de los dominicanos negros, y los africanos del lado Francés son los haitianos. Cada cual se educó en culturas distintas pues los del lado español adoptaron la cultura española. No mezclen las cosas que la isla era de Taínos y luego de España. Los Taínos parecían indios con cabello lacio y rasgos más perfilados.
@@ZonaCero-lo4il it was a joke. You replying to a joke
@@ynocenciopujols I don't joke when it comes to protecting my nation. ✌🏻
@@ZonaCero-lo4il Sorry, I did not mean you were joking, sonder the other post
Why does she hold such disdain for Jamaica?
Excellent job but haitian people make it happen
Who's going to talk about Haiti struggles when Haitans dont support OTHERS struggles ? ALSO, HAITIANS ARE CONSTANTLY POWER STRUGGLE AND COMPETION AMOMG THEM
If this woman is a true nationalist, she would be in Haiti fighting for real liberation rather than speaking on a lost cause of revisionism.
Cessez de raconter n’importe quoi !
L’heure est trop grave et exige des gens avisés !
This lady Jemima Pierre always complaining but I don't see her in Haiti helping her people.
Problem with melting pot, harder to identify and hold bad actors to account. Iceland, China and Korea managed... not so U. S.
Anything to avoid personal responsibility?😂
Lady, there is nothing new under the sun regarding human nature.
Good to have a good opinion. But, here, some talk is simply toxic. No international power's responsible to this mess in Haiti.
While Haiti's History is an apotheosis, some interpretation is incorrect. The country at times used to be strong. But Haiti needs to look to other neighbors and develop itself even when internal enemies work to destroy development initiatives as this has always been the case. Yet's not too hard to create a strong state. Very possible.
Therefore blaming US, France and other neighbors trying to help really needs to stop 🛑
Whites working Plantations in America revolted as well from the owner class. Why paint in colors and ignore "who"? Kamilla Harris is a descendant of both owner and worker. This hue and cry about reparations is silly and a distraction.
Trickery and attempted mind *control* via conflating drop in the ocean counterfactual anecdotes. Reparations should take the form of all lands taken via imperialism, colonialism, Vatican balls, being returned including all, *ALL OF THE AMERICAS* , all of Australasia, relevant parts of Africa, Atlantic Ocean, Indian Ocean and Pacific Ocean.
Translation: _"I like my life! I refuse to change one little thing to help anyone else, ever."_ 💩
Cry to someone who cares.
No one is crying, they are explaining and exposing who is really causing issues in many countries including Haiti
@@kerimaabu1359 it’s the people of those countries that let these things happen to them.
@@ScottSimmons-fn5dz Did you listen carefully, the abuse of the Haitians by white people is very intensive.
You should care. What is a laboratory if not a place for experimentation and testing. You should be very concerned. Testing for what? To whom? I'll answer that. What is tested upon my people will eventually be extended to the rest of the world. It has already begun. Can you not see it?
@@bigevil1001 ok, what exactly are you referring to?
Great interview
Thanks
Many thanks for your contribution. Solidarity