Le discours du 27 septembre 1991, un discours historique

Marc a écrit:

Marc a écrit:Dans le cadre du 20e anniversaire du coup d'état contre le premier président élu démocratiquement. Forumhaiti se souvient :

Marc a écrit:Kakakok

On ne fête pas le 30 septembre , on se souvient. On se rappelle de ce jour sanglant . On se rappelle de cette journée noire qui annoncait la mort de la démocratie , la mort 'un pays , l'assassinat du peuple par sa propre armée. On se souvient . Je me souviens comme diraient les canadiens français .

Marc a écrit:
Le Gros Roseau, vous avez bien resumé le discours historique et pédagogique du président Aristide le 27 septembre 1991. Je n'ai rien à ajouter sinon de vous laisser avec cette citation :
«Les yeux du peuple sont ouverts et resteront ouverts».
Aristide septembre 1991.

jafrikayiti a écrit:Jou 27 septanm sa a se pa di y ap di m, mwen te la. Titid t ap tante yon dènye efo pou li konvenk Ayisyen ak etranje ki gen gwo woulman lajan peyi a, yo pa bezwen konsidere pèp Ayisyen kom yon menas, okontrè se pi gwo richès peyi a, jenès chomè, chaje ak bon volonte sa a ye....

Pou ou konplete videyo sa a Marc, fok ou ta mete premye pati diskou a ki te fèt devan Ayewopo, apre Premyeminis Preval te fin akeyi prezidan an epi anmenm tan fenk mete li okouran enfomasyon li resevwa, komkwa salopri yo planifye touye yo lapoula. Titid te vle itilize mo pou li dezamose yon bonm ki te deja fin monte....Siman li reyisi sove anpil vi jou 27 septanm sa a...men, malgre sa, pawol pa ta ka epanye koudeta a, li te deja two ta.


Wi, kou a fè nou mal!

kakakok a écrit: Yon tres bel apwoch e apwoch ou pateka lot jan .. Fok mwen di w mwen renmen l anpil ..Menm lo mwen pa dako ak li .....Mwen te di sa okomansman mwen pa vle gate fet nou...Menm ou konnen mwen pakab kache verite Istorik yo....

Ou rele m l ' arch ou ka genyen rezon.....annou gade moun ki brav yo kote yo ye ! moun kite mouri pou JBA yo kote yo ye ?????
Annou pwan Ismery .....Ou konnen plis pasem konm blankofob se te yon gwo palestinyen anti meriken jouk nan zo....

Yo di nou se sekte ekstrem dwat nan lame a ki touye l..ok Plis pase 2o an apre ki sa lavalas o puvoir fe pou chanje adress A SA SAINT li yo ?????

Jean Marie Vicent te refize kote 20 000 marines pou tounen pote democratie ban nou ..Yo A SAsinen li ....plis pase 20 an lavalas o pouvwa ki sa yo janm fe pou trouve a sa saint li yo ????

Apres de gwo pototik gason a yo , anti ameriken mouri 20000 gason debake menmen demokrasi a tounen la menm ....
JBA li menm di nou li te fe yon ti dezod pandan li an ekzil lo li antre la pale nou sal teye /////Eske ou janm genyen grinn ase pou poze li keksyon sa a>??? raple byen mwen pa janm mande w poukisa ou te sipote konpayi blan ki tap bali sekirite a ????

sa vle di mwen lach ou te vle pou m tal mouri pou yon lit d;heure , vaut l'heure , ditl heure konsa ..Menm mort mwen tap leve pete sou nou tout sevel poul sa yo ..kap chache resible yon pwodwi ki pa resiklab !

Upon his return from the United Nations, Aristide was greeted at the airport by a group of jubilant youth who took great pride in his performance at the UN in New-York. His first homereturn speech delivered in front of the airport (which you never hear about in the U.S. Press) actually called for peace and cooperation. Aristide in fact offered an olive branch to the "so-called" elite and proposed a new start for the nation.

I remember standing in that crowd dancing among the youth to the beat of Manno Charlemagne and a choir of beautiful Ayitian women dressed in African boubous. We joked with the soldiers who grinned back at us thinking perhaps how naïve we were dancing foolishly in the very face of death (apparently the coup was supposed to have started right there at the airport. But word came from (who knows who?) to hold off 'til later (which happened to be two days later Sunday, September 29th).

After Aristide's gentle "konbit" speech, the soldiers asked the crowd of jubilant youth to make way for the presidential cortage. My cousin and I climbed atop of a structure on the side walk and we watched and filmed with an 8 mm camera as the official cars went by.

Manno Charlemagne's music helped keep a few of us in front of the airport while another group followed the officials to the presidential palace.

Acording to what was reported afterwards, Aristide was by that time aware that a coup was in the making. So having a sizeable crowd with him in front of the National Palace ( I went home after the airport welcome) he made a desperate attempt to intimidate the CIA agents (whom he likely have not identified at the time) with his only weapons of self-defense "words" and "public demonstration of support". And so there he delivered the infamous "violent" speech you are all familiar with, thanks to CNN and company.

So, to understand the events of that faithfull day one must read watch and listen to both speeches and ask what happened during the ride frrom the airport to the national palace. How do you explain the obvious contrast between the two speeches?

In other words pointing to Aristide last speech as a justification for the coup is indecent because the coup was not conducted against Aristide but against the very people of Ayiti and the planning of this coup certainly occured way before the so-called "violent" speech.