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Posted: 27 April 2012 07:57 AM   [ Ignore ]   [ # 13 ]
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Jesus Christ - 26 April 2012 09:31 PM


Yes SS, you told me it's a violation of the constitution.

My question is what part of the constitution...what article was violated????

Yes I understand martelly has to do what the US wants.

My question is, does the Haitian constitution prevent him from re-establishing the army????

If Aristide stole money from Teleco, then he should be charged. That however has nothing to do with whether former army people should get paid.

Jezikri, men sa Atik 267-3 Konstitisyon an di:

Pou yo jije yon militè nan tribinal militè, fòk li fè krim osnon fot grav pandan peyi a nan lagè, oubyen fòk li fè yon zak ki kont regleman lame ya. Yo pa gen dwa revoke yon militè, san li pa dakò pou sa. Ni yo pa gen dwa mete'l an vakans, ni yo pa gen dwa mete'l sou kote komkwa li pa alawotè, ni yo pa gen dwa mete’l alaretrèt anvan lè'l, san li pa dakò pou sa. Nan ka sa a, militè a gen dwa mande pou yon tribinal ki la pou sa, jije kòz la.

Pidevan Atik 267-5 la di:

Militè tout grad fèt pou yo touche regilyèman nan men Leta, yon jan pou yo viv san pwoblèm lajan.

Li pa kesyon pou nou pale de Konstitisyon an ki anpeche oubyen otorize Mateli refè lame ya. Lame ya ekziste! Kominike Aristide te pran sou lame ya an 1994 la te totalman illegal. Si Meriken vle, demen maten lame ya sou pye. Menm jan-an tou, si yo pa vle, pa gen pèpap ki k’a refè lame-a.

Mwen pa jan’m di Aristid te vòlè lajan TELEKO. Si’w swiv mwen byen w’a wè jan akizasyon sa yo mwen pa jan’m pote you sou okenn moun. Mwen di’w lè Aristid te annekzil an 1991-1994 la, li te toujou gen lajan TELEKO a’k tout lòt lajan peyi d’Ayiti te genyen deyò nan men'l, menm si misye pa’t a’p dirije peyi-a. Misye te toujou a'p touche! Jezikri, an'n kenbe diskisyon an santre!
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Posted: 27 April 2012 08:46 AM   [ Ignore ]   [ # 14 ]
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SEKON SALYE - 27 April 2012 07:57 AM
Jesus Christ - 26 April 2012 09:31 PM


Yes SS, you told me it's a violation of the constitution.

My question is what part of the constitution...what article was violated????

Yes I understand martelly has to do what the US wants.

My question is, does the Haitian constitution prevent him from re-establishing the army????

If Aristide stole money from Teleco, then he should be charged. That however has nothing to do with whether former army people should get paid.

Jezikri, men sa Atik 267-3 Konstitisyon an di:

Pou yo jije yon miè nan tribinal miè, fòk li fè krim osnon fot grav pandan peyi a nan lagè, oubyen fòk li fè yon zak ki kont regleman lame ya. Yo pa gen dwa revoke yon miè, san li pa dakò pou sa. Ni yo pa gen dwa mete an va, ni yo pa gen dwa mete sou kote komkwa li pa alawotè, ni yo pa gen dwa mete’l alaretrèt anvan lè'l, san li pa dakò pou sa. Nan ka sa a, miè a gen dwa mande pou yon tribinal ki la pou sa, jije kòz la.

Pidevan Atik 267-5 la di:

Militè tout grad fèt pou yo touche regilyèman nan men Leta, yon jan pou yo viv san pwoblèm lajan.

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Then they are in trouble.

Any good lawyer would point to the fact that 267-3 simply deals with the treatment of military personel...in a standing army. If there is no standing army....then 267-3 is pointless.

Same for 267-5.....yes military personel must get paid........but there is no military.

The existence of the army AS AN INSTITUTION is simply not addressed. Then lawyers would be arguing about intent.......and they really don't have much to stand on.
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Posted: 27 April 2012 08:54 AM   [ Ignore ]   [ # 15 ]
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SEKON SALYE - 26 April 2012 08:29 PM
Aristid te gen tout lajan TELEKO a'k tout lajan peyi d'Ayiti te genyen deyò peyi-a sou kontwòl li ant 1991 pou 1994 pandan peryòd koudeta-a? A-a-a-a-a-a! Misye pa't gen djòb prezidan lè sa-a, pavre?[/size][/color]


Not the same thing SS.

Aristide was still the recognized president......and as you can see was returned to his home office once the "brigands" have been removed.

The army is no more.......not in temporary exile anywhere......not recognized by any country.
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Posted: 27 April 2012 03:27 PM   [ Ignore ]   [ # 16 ]
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Jesus Christ - 27 April 2012 08:46 AM

Same for 267-5.....yes military personel must get paid........but there is no military.
The existence of the army AS AN INSTITUTION is simply not addressed. Then lawyers would be arguing about intent.......and they really don't have much to stand on.



Theoretically, the Armed Forces still exist in name......The Head of the Armed forces is the President.


ARTICLE 143:
The President of the Republic is the nominal head of the armed forces, but he never commands them in person



President Aristide merged the 2 public forces into one National Police Force.........I'm not sure he abolished it, there was no law created to abolish it. There was a Law in creating the National Police Force...Loi relative à la Police nationale.....and the law includes functions of BOTH public forces.

The constitution does no prevent President Martelly or any President to re-establish the Army, however, they will have to change the Laws for the National Police Force and also split it into 2 forces because all the functions for the former Armed Forces were integrated
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Posted: 27 April 2012 03:37 PM   [ Ignore ]   [ # 17 ]
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destiny - 25 April 2012 07:29 PM
they should let the court decided.


Seems to me that the courts never get involved in these issues like they should which leaves everyone guessing how to apply the Haitian constitution.
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Posted: 27 April 2012 05:34 PM   [ Ignore ]   [ # 18 ]
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Skinz - 27 April 2012 03:27 PM

Theoretically, the Armed Forces still exist in name......The Head of the Armed forces is the President.


ARTICLE 143:
The President of the Republic is the nominal head of the armed forces, but he never commands them in person



President Aristide merged the 2 public forces into one National Police Force.........I'm not sure he abolished it, there was no law created to abolish it. There was a Law in creating the National Police Force...Loi relative à la Police nationale.....and the law includes functions of BOTH public forces.

The constitution does no prevent President Martelly or any President to re-establish the Army, however, they will have to change the Laws for the National Police Force and also split it into 2 forces because all the functions for the former Armed Forces were integrated


Thank you Skinz....now we are getting somewhere.

If I read you right, there is no law/article preventing the president from doing this merger......YES?
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Posted: 27 April 2012 07:50 PM   [ Ignore ]   [ # 19 ]
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Jesus Christ - 27 April 2012 05:34 PM
If I read you right, there is no law/article preventing the president from doing this merger......YES?



Well, the constitution calls for 2 forces.....there has to be force known as "Forces Armées d’Haïti"..



However, during the creation of the National Police force, the institution was bare bones......so laws were planted for the Army to provide resources. During that time, I'm guessing the National Police sucked up all the army officers and resources for the Army to function anymore.......thus, there is no "Forces Armées d’Haïti" in operation.

Article 64.- En attendant la sortie des premières promotions de l’Académie nationale de police, les commissaires sont recrutés en priorité parmi les officiers et sous-officiers des forces armées d’Haïti ayant reçu dans un centre étranger reconnu la formation théorique et pratique en matière de police administrative et judiciaire, après examen de leur dossier par le CSPN.

Article 64.1.- Les biens meubles et immeubles appartenant aux FADH et utilisés par ces dernières dans leurs fonctions de police rentrent dans le patrimoine de la Police nationale.

Article 64.2.- Tout membre des forces armées d’Haïti dénoncé par la clameur publique comme auteur ou complice de violation de droits humains, après vérification du CSPN, ne peut intégrer ce nouveau corps.

Article 65.- Dès l’entrée en vigueur de la présente loi, le Ministre de la Défense, chargé de la tutelle des forces armées d’Haïti, met à la disposition du Ministre de la Justice tous les moyens en personnel, en matériel et armement nécessaires à l’accomplissement des missions confiées à la police.



The Constitution prevents anyone from merging or creating anything but 2 Forces....so the Law is there. The problem is that "Forces Armées d’Haïti" was never dissolved nor abolish....it simply was cut dry to feed the National Police Force. There is no need to create a New Army.......President Martelly or any President can simply Name a Commander-in-Chief and make the Army functional.


My biggest complaint in all this is the growing call for its reappearance for all the WRONG reasons. The insecurity in the country is of criminal activities.....a Police problem, yet, people want Military force to deal with it. confused

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Posted: 27 April 2012 08:32 PM   [ Ignore ]   [ # 20 ]
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Skinz - 27 April 2012 07:50 PM

The insecurity in the country is of criminal activities.....a Police problem, yet, people want Military force to deal with it. confused

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Posted: 27 April 2012 08:34 PM   [ Ignore ]   [ # 21 ]
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Skinz - 27 April 2012 03:27 PM

President Aristide merged the 2 public forces into one National Police Force.........[/size]

De ki 2 wa'p pale la-a Skinz?
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Posted: 27 April 2012 09:00 PM   [ Ignore ]   [ # 22 ]
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SEKON SALYE - 27 April 2012 08:32 PM

Mwen kwè se mesye sa yo menm ki di yo se lame ya ka'p kreye ensekirite a'k fè zak ansasinay yo. Epi se Mateli wi ki voye manje ba yo chak jou!



You think so? To commit murder just for that?
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Posted: 27 April 2012 09:10 PM   [ Ignore ]   [ # 23 ]
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Skinz - 27 April 2012 09:00 PM
SEKON SALYE - 27 April 2012 08:32 PM

Mwen kwè se mesye sa yo menm ki di yo se lame ya ka'p kreye ensekirite a'k fè zak ansasinay yo. Epi se Mateli wi ki voye manje ba yo chak jou!



You think so? To commit murder just for that?

Skinz, mwen pa moun ki kon'n pale manti non! Mesye yo a'p kreye ensekirite pou jistifye prezans yo. Se sa'k fè'm di nan ankèt sou polis yo touye nan Matisan-an, se pou gade byen anndan mesye sa yo ki nan Lamanten an. Mwen tande yo jwenn kadav youn nan bandi yo ki te touye polis la. Na'p resi gen yon ankèt ki abouti.
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Posted: 27 April 2012 09:41 PM   [ Ignore ]   [ # 24 ]
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SEKON SALYE - 27 April 2012 09:10 PM
Mesye yo a'p kreye ensekirite pou jistifye prezans yo.\.[/size][/color]


That does make sense.
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