GNBis jiska lanmò...

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Mwen wè ti nèg ap pale de lojik, ki lojik posib wou ka bay pou Lavalas, apre desas, vol, represyon, koripsyon ke mesye sa yo sèvi kòm baton Moyiz ? Lavalas pa kite oken baz solid pou yon moun defann li...Se nou menm ki pèdi lisidite nou nan eseye defann lendefandab. Se nou menm ki soufri konplèks ki konprann ke nou enferyè pa rapò ak yon seri lòt moun.

Alò paske yon moun sòti nan klas defavorize a, fòk mwen mache dèyè l tankou bigay k'ap swiv zye timoun ki genyen azoumounou ?

...Alò fòk se FAd'H, Makout, Duvalier, Chamblain, Avril, Latortue pou nou denonse sèlman ? ...alò se Michel Francois ke yo te sispèk ki nan dwòg sèlman ?

Alò se Duvalier ki te konn asasinen opozan politik li ? ...Se FRAPH ki te konn touye moun Site Solèy sèlman ? ...ki te konn mete dife nan tout yon katye sèlman ?

Si se denonse lavalas tou pou :

_ piyay ke yo fè lan kès leta, vòlè anpil milyon san konte lajan dwòg.

_ pèp Site Solèy ak lòt zònn defavorize ke yo pa bati menm yon latrinn piblik, ale vwa yon Lekòl teknik. Antrene anpil jèn pitit Sòyèt, ki te ka itil peyi a demen, nan move zak, paske nou pwomèt yo chèk zonbi nan biwo leta.

_ 10 zan yo sòti fè ap trenen Ayiti pi ba toujou.

_ Eddy Lindor, Jacquelin, David ...yo tout se manb Fanmi Fanmi Lavalas ki te konn ap bwè san pèp-la...

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piporiko a écrit:APRE SAM FINN LI LA A.OU KWE GEN SANKOUTYA KAP REKLAME YO DE GRENN NAN BOUDA?

Pa gen nesesite pou lot la se yon SANKOUTYA si li vle GNB, se pa nomal! Pipo, lavalas la bezwen tolerans si nou vle dirije peyi a.

colocolo a écrit:

piporiko a écrit:APRE SAM FINN LI LA A.OU KWE GEN SANKOUTYA KAP REKLAME YO DE GRENN NAN BOUDA?

Pa gen nesesite pou lot la se yon SANKOUTYA si li vle GNB, se pa nomal! Pipo, lavalas la bezwen tolerans si nou vle dirije peyi a.

SAK DIW MWEN TOLERAN?SITOU AKMOUN KI DETWI PEYIM?

[quote="Joel"]Mesye GNBis jiska lamò yo,nou rekonèt nou ou pa lan atik sa asou blog ELSIE HAAS lan.

Atik sa a mete pou nou wi:

http://elsie-news.over-blog.com/pages/Operation_grennnanbounda_ou_instrumentalisation_de_la_peur_en_Haiti-436685.html[/quote]

Malgre ke genyen de pawol yo di sou Aristide se rimè, genyen anpil nan yo se verite. Men m pa wè nan kisa wou di ke atik la mete pou mwen an.


Bon an nou sipoze ke tout sa yo se verite. Alos, Lavalasyen yo pat konnen ke baton ki te bat chen nwè an, se li ki ap bat chen blan an tou ? ...se pa menm taktik OPERASYON Fè KOUPE Fè a ke Lavalas te konn itilize kont ti mesye militè yo ?

Se bouch kannon an ke yo vire sou Lavalas paske se menm moun sa yo ki te konn fè Operasyon sa a pou Lavalas kont militè 1991 yo.

Se sak fè se pou nou chanje mantalite nou, paske sa w plante nan jaden politik an Ayiti, se li ke w ap rekolte.

Se taktik Lavalas ki itilize kont Lavalas.

Colocolo ekri :

Pourquoi devrions-nous renverser Titid???

Oui, il avait fait de grandes erreurs mais cela nous autoriserait-il à le déchouker???

Bush a ruiné son pays, n'a-t-il pas accompli la totalité de son mandat?

Nan tout bagay genyen yon liy wouj ke w pa dwe depase, se chimè lavalas yo ki lakoz ke Aristide ale, akoz entolerans yo anvè etidyan ak manifestasyon GNB yo. Se sèl bagay an Ayiti depi wou manyen yo w ap boule. Mande JCD, mande Avril... Etidyan Maxime Desalmour se Roseline Vaval ane 2004.

Wou pat an Ayiti de 2000 jiska 2004 ? ...Pou tout yon peyi rete bloke akoz yon sèl moun ?

Wou pale de Bush ? ...Genyen yon gran diferans ant enkonpetans e diktati. Si Bush te konn al voye mate manifestasyon opozan l yo, si Bush te konn oganize atak sistematik pou touye Ameriken ki opoze ak li, pou non l ap site nan dwog, nan tout kalite koripsyon, pran konstitisyon Etazini pase anba pye... mwen garanti w, li pa t ap fini manda la nonplis.

M ap repete w anko, eli prezidan pa vle di lisans pou fè sa w vle. Tankou Joel te di : Genyen règ nan jwèt la ki sipoze respekte.

Ou Apeid et ses compères trouvaient-ils de l'argent pour payer les soins à Canapé Vert pour les victimes des manifestations GNB???

Ou est passé le contrat social ???

A mon humble avis, le mouvement GNB a été crée par Bush, via IRI, pour destabiliser Aristide. C'est pourquoi après le renversement de Titid, ce mouvement a pris fin. La France a supporté ce mouvement car elle n'avait plus besoin d'en inventer une autre pour troubler le bicentenaire de notre indépendance.

A présent, nous devrons rester vigilants pour ne plus etre des outils à notre propre destruction.

Stanley Lucas, Apeid, Kplim, et autres ont choisi de vendre cette patrie et c'est pourquoi ils se font payer pour destabiliser le pays mais nous autres, c'est l'amour patriotique qui nous anime. C'est pourquoi il nous est fondamental de procéder régulièrement à une retrospection afin de nous assurer que nous sommes sur la bonne voie.

W a sezi wè ki moun ki te gen tan konseye Aristide pou l soti nan movèz direksyon ke li t ap pran ak peyi a, an diplomasi tout "konsèy" se avètisman. Si w wè ke mesye w site la a yo ka pran woulib se akoz de tèt di Aristide ki konprann l ap deal ak yon ti "minorite zwit".

GNB a te komanse byen anvan Ti Bush, li repotaj CNN sa a.

http://www.latinamericanstudies.org/haiti/electoral-impasse.htm

CNN
December 7, 2000
Clinton urges Aristide to resolve Haiti's electoral impasse
PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti (AP) -- In a personal letter, U.S. President Bill Clinton
has urged President-elect Jean-Bertrand Aristide to resolve Haiti's electoral
impasse but stopped short of congratulating him on his controversial re-election,
the U.S. Embassy said Thursday.

Haiti's Senate president, Sen. Yvon Neptune, on Wednesday revealed the
existence of the letter, dated Dec. 1, two days after the electoral council
confirmed Aristide's victory in Nov. 26 elections.
Neptune said the letter addressed Aristide as the "president-elect," which he
claimed showed Clinton's tacit recognition of the legitimacy of Aristide's
re-election.

But U.S. Embassy spokesman Dan Whitman said Clinton did not address the
election and did not signal a change in U.S. policy. He refused to release the
letter, saying it was "privileged correspondence."
Still, he added: "The United States together with the rest of the international
community has made it known to the Haitian authorities that their failure to
address well-documented election irregularities puts into question their
commitment to democracy."
Until they address them, some $ 90 million in annual U.S. aid will be channeled
through private agencies.
The international community has condemned a flawed count in May legislative
elections. After the Nov. 26 elections, Aristide's party holds all but one seat in the
27-member Senate and 80 percent of seats in the House of Assembly.
Charging fraud, all major opposition parties boycotted the presidential election,
which Aristide had been expected to win regardless. But there was a low turnout
and alleged stuffing of ballot boxes which has the opposition challenging
Aristide's mandate.

The U.S. State Department said turnout was "low" and independent Haitian radio
stations reported a small minority of Haitians voted. But the electoral council,
which opposition parties charge is loaded with Aristide supporters, claimed 60.5
percent voted. The head of a Caribbean Community monitoring mission, former
St. Lucia Premier John Compton, put turnout at 15-20 percent.
The 17-party opposition alliance Convergence estimated turnout at 5 percent and
is urging Haitians to mobilize for a "peaceful alternative" to what they allege are
Aristide's plans to restore a dictatorship in the troubled Caribbean nation.

Aristide became Haiti's first freely elected president in 1990 elections following a
popular uprising that ended nearly 200 years of dictatorship. After only seven
months in office, Aristide ousted in a bloody army coup. Three years later, over
Republican Party objections, Clinton sent 20,000 U.S. troops to oust the military,
restore Aristide and halt a flood of Haitian boat people to Florida.
Aristide, constitutionally barred from serving consecutive five-year terms,
reluctantly relinquished power to his protege, President Rene Preval, after
December 1995 elections.

The U.S. invasion ended military killings estimated at some 4,000 people. Aristide
disbanded the army though some political assassinations and intimidation
continue.
But the U.S. intervention and a subsequent U.N. mission failed to improve living
standards in a country where two-thirds of the 8 million people are illiterate and
unemployed as democracy failed to take root and international aid steadily dried
up.
Last week, U.N. Secretary-General Kofi Annan recommended closing the
mission, saying it was useless considering the government's questionable
legitimacy.