Greetings fellow Haitians. It seems we are in a fix that is questioning our sovereignty. A few questions have been brewing in my head for years now is:

Are we Nationalistic enough to unite and help Haiti?  Where is Haitian Nationalism? Where will we find it? How will we find it?  What do you think?

Nouveau....what nationalism?   France can enter in Haiti as an occupying force in 2004 and not one single bullet has been fired at one of them.  An Arab/Mulatto minority keeps an overwhelming black majority in slavery.

As a Haitian I only feel shame and hopelesness.  I just burned the few Haitian flags I had around the house, and no longer defends Haiti and Haitians when other nationalities bad mouth us.

My goal is to ultimately divorce myself emotionally from Haiti and Haitians. It is a little hard to do as you can tell by my presence on Haitian sites; but it is my goal nonetheless.

"perfect man, "perfect woman", "perfect people", "perfect country"

brother what have you been smoking?  ..lol..lol

Papaille,

Hater gives you respect.  Hater is frustrating about the whole things, and is stopping reading about politics altogether. Rather, he is trying to make his future bright as Coolp.

Hater Guest:

Respe – I just wanted to say: don’t get discouraged. I thought Baby Doc would die in that sit. I abandoned my revolutionary zeal, mainstreamed (sold out), have the wife and two kids, eh caca happens! I have come to understand that refuting the obvious influence exerted on the planet currently by Western interests is an exercise in futility. The empires of the modern era though less discernable are increasing their control over our lives using their money to corrupt the political class manifest in the US through lobbying and political contributions, and elsewhere around the world through bribes and murder. As we enter the 21st century, exploitation remains the cornerstone of capitalism especially the laissez-faire brand of capitalism practiced in the developing nations where men and women compete with children for few jobs. Honest men and women must not allow "free market" to become synonymous with exploitation and depressed wages. I started with the man in the mirror. I made him change his ways. If we are to make the world a better we must not envy the oppressor and we should choose none of his ways. I fear for the generations that follow. I thank Manitou that I am on my way out. The signs are all around us: electronic surveillance, finger imaging, credit/debit cards, passports etc..., etc. Resistance is futile. You will be assimilated. Even that could be tolerated if we could just have poverty without so much misery. Hope however springs eternal, I have more ties to Haiti today than I did just three years ago, and for me that's a good thing.