In 10 years, the Core Groupe destroyed that country flat! Haiti is a victim of its abundant resources, notably its gas reserve! The greed never sleeps, and the greedy never rests!

@mi5jason

4 ай бұрын

Wow, this is hilarious. So the people who turned a thriving into any city in Africa once it was given to them to run bear zero responsibility for it descending into a hell hole. A corporation did it. I can’t imagine the mental gymnastics it takes to make that believable.

I’m glad ur speaking the truth and well spoken

I'm proud to be Haïtians, you can destroy my body, but not my spirit.

@mi5jason

4 ай бұрын

I might be wrong but spirits don’t do well without a body? Isn’t it a symbiotic relationship.

@meb5205

4 ай бұрын

You don't live in Haiti anymore. Give it a generation or two and those roots are gone.

@naomi230710

4 ай бұрын

You re your own destructor

I am wondering did they think this all the way through. They got him to resign now what's the plan of action, what next? Worlds watching.

@mariarod6998

4 ай бұрын

The truth hurts and b revealed now there’s u tube bringing the world together cameras everywhere world 🌎 taking pictures ink on paper Haitians 😭 of sorrow 🙁 that benefits the oligarchs and masters bodies lies on the streets of port au prince no one cares u know why

@TheRenaissanceAmazon

4 ай бұрын

They have none. I bet it will be chaos in 10 years from now.

@mariarod6998

4 ай бұрын

He was de facto was never in the people’s interests

@noahgray543

4 ай бұрын

I'm not sure there is a difference either way? I suppose the thought process went, "well, literally no one likes this guy and he can't control the country anyways. So why not?"

You guys are extremely professional !thank u for this video!!!!!!

Between the fiscal years of 1995 and 1999, the U.S. contributed approximately US$884 million in financial assistance to Haiti. Haiti received US$13 billion in foreign aid from the international community from 2011 to 2021. Despite this, living conditions remain poor.

I thought this was in the U.S....our streets are looking this way more and more...Nov. will be bad....

@TheRenaissanceAmazon

4 ай бұрын

Our streets don’t look anything like this. What are you talking about?

@guido704u

4 ай бұрын

Ever been to Detroit or Oakland at night????@@TheRenaissanceAmazon

@noahgray543

4 ай бұрын

There is literally nowhere in the US like this, what are you smoking?

Sorry to say but we have enough negative press about Haiti so please my haitien sister don’t help America destroy Haiti

@TheRenaissanceAmazon

4 ай бұрын

Haiti is destroying Haiti. And if America is destroying Haiti why are you all constantly fleeing to America?

NPR News 2/15/23. “US arrests 4 in Florida over the assassination of Haitian President”

@miraclemorgan1061

4 ай бұрын

Job Well Done! There is Hope for Haiti & Globally with the TRANSITION of Unrighteous Leadership to Leadership of Integrity/Light/Truth/Righteousness, Not just for SOME PEOPLE (with Titles, who ABUSE Authority), but for ALL THE PEOPLE! One Love! Namaste!

@mariarod6998

4 ай бұрын

And u believe that they were the real mastermind behind the slaughter of our late president moise? Do u? Let’s analyze about the real culprits mixed grains of jealousy combined with greed to keep the country from moving forward with dreams of change for the people of Haiti

Yes teacher training and reaching the youth...an excellent program.

All because they fought for their freedom and chase the oppressors out!!

@TheRenaissanceAmazon

4 ай бұрын

Nope. All because there best keeps fleeing and their own people are terrorizing them.

Thia an old video, still good but real ish is going down there right now

Let the Haitian people settle their problems for to long the British French Americans have stop the process of their revolution it time that they finish what have started 18th century vivia Haitians long live your revolution 😮😮😮

@TheRenaissanceAmazon

4 ай бұрын

They ain’t having a revolution

Embarrassing virtue signaling, CBS is a waste of time,

Ask him how much he pays those poor people? Let me guess pennies on the dollar there’s gotta be some change

@donckafrotv8740

4 ай бұрын

😢😮

@Qwinbee7

4 ай бұрын

How much are you paying them? Always complaining, how much Walmart or Amazon pay their workers? Business people don’t create business to employ ppl, they create business to make money.. at least he’s employing ppl

The young man at the end of the doc is wise beyond his years. Living in a war torn, poverty-stricken country has a way of making one grow up fast I'm sure. I wish these people well at a dire time.

That Earthquake Years ago... Changed this place forever.... yes it is Terrible.... when the Guns ... And Power Gets in the Wrong Hands

QUOTE: "Although the International Traffic in Arms Regulations does not regulate the purchase of weapons, it regulates the ability to export these weapons to Haiti. said US authorities. Specifically, the United States maintains a policy of denial regarding requests for authorization to export defense supplies or services to Haiti. This includes a limited case-by-case review policy for certain applications, such as those supporting security units operating under the command of the Haitian government or used by the United Nations

What difference does it make if it’s a “heavy” gun vs. a light gun? Is she concerned they might hurt their back with the heavy gun?

@noahgray543

4 ай бұрын

I think the issue is that previous gang violence was fought with pistols, and now they've moved to rifles, which are more deadly. The fact that gangs are going out of their way to source better weapons is noteworthy. To put it in an American way: this isn't anymore just some punks who couldn't hit the broad side of a barn flashing their piece. They are becoming more like the cartels in their organization and firepower.

@mi5jason

4 ай бұрын

@@noahgray543 I was being facetious

@noahgray543

4 ай бұрын

@@mi5jason ah, my bad.

@mi5jason

4 ай бұрын

@@noahgray543 no worries.

Haiti has so many people who mean well by setting up NGOs. Too many organizations are doing their own thing. There is no Board of Education or Educational secretary, to have one system.

Help the Haitians

Message received it's the us fault again

@TheRenaissanceAmazon

4 ай бұрын

It’s their fault. All they want to do is blame the U.S. No one is telling them to act like barbarians.

No sound

We decided our gold can put out the fires in haiti

How is this pepper farm 140 miles away but a six hour drive away is it cause of checkpoints or just more strawboss journalism let me guess they not only got our old hunt but our old 1950 cars so they drive slow hoc of croc

The baby boy🙏🩵😥

CIA proxy

Why Haiti began and remains poor (pt 3 of 5). (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.

Haiti will never change unless another country colonise it once more!

@Qwinbee7

4 ай бұрын

Haiti will change when they have a dictatorship, democracy does not work down there

@jennybien-aime3725

4 ай бұрын

It’s already getting colonized, tho. Neocolonialism. A more insidious version of colonialism. Destabilize the government enough that it ends up looking exactly like what you see. So now, it’s more vulnerable for full on conquering

@career5690

25 күн бұрын

Hell no!

Blaming everybody except their own leaders 😄👏😌👍✋😬

@Qwinbee7

4 ай бұрын

That 18 year old did blame the leaders, ya always hear what you want

@jennybien-aime3725

4 ай бұрын

People love simple answers and never have the time for anything more complex. This anti-intellectualism needs to stop. Sure, the leaders are crooks, but why do bad people keep getting in power? Is it perhaps because, bad behaviour gets rewarded? Does the system encourage corruption? All the leaders that came all received something from the us in exchange for selling the people and land. Sure, the leaders shouldn’t take the bribery and corruption, but whenever we do manage to get one leader who does ask for more for Haitians. He gets exiled. That’s what happened to Aristide in the 90’s. He asked for reparations, the us deports him to Africa. The system simply does not reward good. Once, we get rid of who rewards the bandits (western powers), we’ll finally be free to grow as a nation