Haiti Has Collapsed, Government Falling, Gangs Take over, Protests Everywhere.

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It Begins...Gangs Take Over, Government Collapses in Haiti
Barbecue | Haiti's Most Wanted Gang Leader
As Haiti’s president, Jovenel Moïse, is killed in an attack on his private residence.
Head of one of the most powerful and notorious gangs in Port-au-Prince, Jimmy Cherizier, also known as 'Barbecue' has spoken to Sky News.
The mobster is the leader of a gang called the G9 Family and Allies.
For the first time Jimmy 'Barbecue' Cherizier says he is prepared to talk peace - but only if he's given a seat at the table. He says 'if the international community comes with a detailed plan where we can sit together and talk, but they do not impose on us what we should decide, I think the weapons could be lowered'.

[@BusinessBasicsYT]

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[@ultimatebearbeast]

Cuba

[@miskasaari104]

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[@lastmanstanding1636]

you have made several mistakes about the history of Haiti. for example, Aristide is corrupt even if he was democratically elected. today he is worth 850 million while these only 2 jobs were priest and president. he wanted to denounce the situation only when the Americans got rid of him because he was no longer useful. he is the biggest threat of haiti because he accept to sign the destruction of the army, which lead at this Kos. also, Haiti did not invade DR to repay himself, but to free DR from slavery, strengthen the strategic defense zone against the colonizers, and reunify the two peoples because in truth they are one. Haitians saw them as a brothers. but the Dominicans were brainwashed to hate the Haitians by their former master who wanted DR to become a Spanish colony again. They have absorbed the education of the racial hierarchy of their colonizers where black people are inferior, and they therefore aspire to be recognized aspart of their oppressor. the Dominicans were equipped by the French against the Haitians. it was after this that the French returned to demand a dept. governments made small payments to buy time. but it was with the American invasion that they ended everything collect. if the Dominican tells you the history, they will tell you their alternative version of the history. They believe their history is similar to that of Pokahentas where their colonizers loved them. so you forgot to tell how the Americans invaded Haiti, and took it possession of their bank. This is how they emptied their account to share the money with France. there was also Haitian resistance against the invasion with the Cacos rebel group.

[@KinguLugal-tl7yw]

How does your patreon paying work? You say per video, and there is a post from Dec 11, 2022 which talks about it. But the post is locked and so I couldn't read it. Just want to know want I'm going into if I wanna pay, not outta school so it can't be too much. Anyways, if you respond thank you and sorry for making you comment. Also just saw the join option on youtube, should I join youtube instead? Thank you.

[@TheJphaiti]

leave us alone, we don't need you to make video about Haiti,go where you are needed

[@TheTicain]

Corruption has plagued this country for decades dude... And those corrupt officials are not very smart

[@Oneandbeast]

Corruption and colonialism from France, Germany, and the United States 😂😂 for some reason yall forget about that part

[@nachoeee690]

@@Oneandbeast only so long you can keep using colonialism as an excuse... Its been 200 years and Haiti is still a shithole

[@Oneandbeast]

Lol, it's very very important, by the way

[@nakazatojl]

@@Oneandbeast "colonialism" has 0 effect when local authorities are honest, this is an outdated excuse to blame others for your own mistakes

[@Oneandbeast]

@@nakazatojl 😂😂 so the majority of all colonized countries are not borderline in the same position or close to it, but no connection 🤔

[@cathompson58]

This has been the eventual fate of all corrupt governments

[@TylernsuchPvP]

Have you seen congress?

[@carpediem4512]

Not Russia.

[@cathompson58]

@@carpediem4512 1917 ... granted it has only been a century but I wouldn't be surprised if we see another like that one

[@jhogans718]

The people of Haiti are poor, what they're not telling you is Haiti is rich in resources, Tony Rodham had the contract to mine the minerals, Diamonds, Gold, Copper, etc, out of Haiti and he wasn't given the people a dime.

[@gamingforever9121]

Why should he?

[@Cris_the_coder]

contracts a contract wtf lol

[@Shineynsparkles]

Didn’t Tony Rodman pass ? Then who is running his mining company!!!

[@phok5178]

Look at what happened to Naaru, people got money, lost it all on Ferraris and lambos.

[@kyrusinek]

IF I go to a country and gain access to invest and extract resources I have paid for that access. Its odd to then blame the person who invested. Its clear there was a subsection of haiti society that were keeping all the money and resources to themselves and locking themselves away from the rest of the country. ITs just corruption through and through. I think people forget how self centered a lot of people are and generally dont give a damn about the country they live in so long as they are "Ok"

[@claudiaclark6162]

Haiti has never been stable

[@kingkev1788]

Yes, it was doing the dictators

[@dazwraps8213]

@@kingkev1788 Sure during the murderous dictators that plunder the nation to a new low lol sure it was.

[@A.C.00]

A Haiti general centuries ago actually helped free Colombia when no one else helped. Sounded pretty stable to me.

[@claudiaclark6162]

@@A.C.00 So what happened next? Are you talking about François-Dominique Toussaint Louverture 1743 to 1807? Again what happened next in Haiti?

[@A.C.00]

@@claudiaclark6162 That you said never.

[@SlendGeek]

Thank you so much for explaining what happened on the Eastern Side between 1821 and 1844. A lot of haitians nowadays seem to want to claim they never invaded, but simply "unified the island".

[@rayd3268]

Exactly. It’s disgusting what they try to do. Rewrite history and call Dominicans racist

[@K1ngKrunch]

spot on, people LOOOVE to hide that fact

[@John_1-1_in_Japanese]

"Worse than China" I'm honestly offended on China's behalf for once

[@John_1-1_in_Japanese]

"on the brink of becoming a failed state" LOL, LMAO

[@jacquelinem2873]

Haitians must unite with resolve and build a nation…. As late of the 1960’s the DR and Haiti had similar GDPs, well passed any French debt payments…the DR chose to build a first class economy…and are well on their way. Haiti is costing the DR billions…

[@rayd3268]

Exactly. There are about 5 million illegal Haitians in the DR

[@barca29np]

Remember the coup of 2006. No sigas la retórica yanqui

[@jacquelinem2873]

@@barca29np las elecciones en 2006 en Haití, fueron para remplazar el mandato durante el golpe de estado. Que tiene que ver con lo que sucede actualmente? La retórica es para aquellos ciegos y sordos, que no enfrentan la realidad de un estado fallado, a manos de los mismos haitianos…. La república dominicana ha creado una economía próspera, con fundamentos democráticos. Nada de lo que comenté era incierto… hay que construir ese muro bien alto, largo, y armado…

[@user-py5vo5ln8h]

America is having a hard time to take care, how can America take care of other countries responsibility without being destroyed.

[@dawnettsPOV]

Very Informative!Thank you

[@StallionStudios1234]

Interesting video. I enjoyed it very much. Thanks for posting this video. Also subscribed!

[@Folomus]

Commenting to feed the algorithm. Thanks for this very informative video!

[@eliabrunner8060]

great information content as always

[@dmilard1]

Thank you

[@justWorrik]

I just wanted to let you know that you forgot to mention why other world powers did not recognize Haiti then and gave them such a big debt. I can't say why since this comment would be removed if I did. I think that's why you didn't mention it.

[@boogerthief3547]

if you've got money to invade the dominicans you've got money to pay reparations to france. totally justified

[@MelanieAF]

I would think that, back then, the majority white nations were, quite understandably, in no hurry to come to the aid of a majority black nation which had just slaughtered white women and children. You surely can’t have the almighty cluelessness and sense of entitlement to think that they’d just forget that to come to the aid of Haiti?

[@istvanballa5067]

It's already a failed state and there is no reason to sugarcoat it

[@geoffsparks2588]

It's like those forever developing underdeveloped countries.

[@jonathonhibbard]

So glad the original voice dude is back. I will start watching again.

[@Under-Kaoz]

yes love the guy who loves to blame Trump, but never calls Biden out for any of his bad trade deals, and starting more wars.

[@michaelwang6125]

wait 8:22 how did Venezuela have 2 billion to lend to anyone when its own economy is a fail state without the oil?

[@amongdrip8073]

I think this was before the crash.

[@edwinter8424]

Lol now they will sell to China and give the much deserved finger to the US

[@sasukesthirdeye4378]

Why would they have to pay a debt to one nation when they’ve fought that nation and won. America didn’t pay the British for becoming free what the actual heck is happening here

[@RanksProductionsGe]

Thanks for sharing this video lots to learn so many corruptions

[@ConstitutionCurt]

How does Dominican not get Haitians overflowing over that border.

[@redking5788]

They do. But it's not out of control yet

[@G.A.C_Preserve]

The great border wall 🧱

[@jan22150]

They probably have minefields and electric wires on the border.

[@joset.santos4120]

We are flooded with hatians everywhere, but most of them come to work and send money to their families. There's hatians literally everywhere in DR, they work as cleaning service in apartment complexes, in construction and farming.

[@juansrandomputtogethervide4893]

We do

[@user-bx2jh4hn8u]

Wow exactly 💯

[@ralphlamy6842]

This is such an amazing and thorough documentary that just doesn’t place blame on a single factor.

[@kyrusinek]

Haiti is sadly one of the few countries that need to look within themselves and work together for change. I have seen some people who live there blame the US for their current problems and it just isn't true. Its not US people joining gangs trying to violently gain power its your own people.

[@AyitianZoe]

I mostly agree with what you’re saying. Haiti’s modern problems are on the Haitians in Haiti. But foreign countries, mostly France, have tried to completely strip Haiti of its resources in the past. But as of now it’s on Haitians to fix Haiti.

[@kyrusinek]

@@AyitianZoe The past always plays a role and is defo a reason why they took longer than most to build wealth. They lost any support they might of gotten from that BS bill from france by starting a war with Dominican. The few times they have been able to get out of the rut ganags within Hatit use it as a power grab.

[@Perkinator7168]

G9 gang leader is wearing the freemason symbol (chain) at 12:40

[@chimp2023]

Oh shit you are right

[@Cybersawz]

Probably, stole it from someone.

[@Under-Kaoz]

​@@CybersawzProbably funded by freemasons to cause unrest. Now they can do all sorts of things to make money there, namely cheap land and housing.

[@carnut5562]

He’s funded by the USA.

[@Petrzmolik]

He want to seem important but do you really think any freemason is taking haiti bbq into account? Where is his lodge? I know people that get rings with it to seem important, they are not part of it though. They wish but are not. 😁

[@NelsonBoy2734]

Great info as always

[@antonycanova52]

When a society fails this badly, self-contempt is a big part of the problem. Why would you want to save a dysfunctional society? Tragic.

[@romsmex]

"Why would you want to save a dysfunctional society?"... how does that even make sense ? Do you wake up and say "let me fix my non-broken car ?" The only reason to fix/"save" something it is because it's dysfunctional.

[@southernsmoke8391]

Dog whistle much?

[@zhen159]

Listen, it’s for Haiti to fix your own country. Nobody’s gonna do it for you. that’s how an outsider views Haiti. (not worth fixing) and you know why because it’s not theirs. it’s the same with your neighbors car that’s broke down the neighborhood hasn’t got a clue how to fix the car and you might know how to, but it’s not your problem. It’s not your car. you might say to yourself why should I help my neighbor fix his car? Am I not competing with him?

[@zhen159]

Please, Haiti observe the world and learn Countries are forming regional alliances against outside foreign enemies to help sustain themselves just look at your neighboring country they are openly hostile towards you and that’s not sustainable for any country within an environment like that.

[@romsmex]

@@zhen159 "why should I help my neighbor fix his car?" ...Maybe because you sabotaged the car. Or maybe you've seen who sabotaged it and didn't say a word because somehow you are profiting from this. Or maybe because that's just what human beings do, help their neighbors. And the "competing" narrative does not work. Isn't France and Germany competing for decades now (even went to war)? Yet they are now in the same European Union.

[@KyleArceneaux-xu5ky]

why the usa always try to intervene into a country that we have no jurisdiction under. We always have our heads somewhere it shouldn't be.

[@victors-9711]

I stopped caring about Haiti once people said it was thanks to the west Haiti is the position it is. Not the fact individuals making their own decisions.

[@powerpound8165]

you should look into it, it not because of the west but they have a big part in it.

[@elwoodzmake]

maybe stop supporting the coups, delivering weapons, giving money to dictators and open up trade restrictios, then people will stop saying you are doing it. :D The french literally bled haiti dry for over a 100 years how is it not possible to blame :D :D

[@johnsmith-mv8hq]

@@powerpound8165 I see what you are saying, but I am inclined to disagree. At first, yes, France set out to bankrupt Haiti. But, since the rule of Papa Doc, the country should have been doing well - but Papa Doc (who was a Black nationalist) and his cohorts robbed the country from the 1950s onwards. They did that. Not the West. The corruption was utterly endemic. As is pointed out in the video presentation. Part of the problem was the initial slave revolt, which wrecked the industrial infrastructure and deterred other countries from investing. No one wanted to trade with a population which had just massacred the French population. Somehow, however, Haiti was, nevertheless, able to pay back the initial indemnity fairly soon - the interest on that, more recently. But such international debts aren't uncommon. As an example, the UK only recently paid off the initial costs of paying for the release of slaves across the British Empire in 1835: it was the largest loan debt in history and paid off in 2015. In the 1830s, the loan represented 40% of the UK's national budget. Instability is a massive problem. Of the 36 presidents preceding Papa Doc, 23 were assassinated. But, Papa Doc's policies had much to do with it. The notion of the West's culpability is a convincing alibi. In fact, the US briefly stabilised Haiti...as the video shows. But, Papa Doc was determined to keep his people poor and uneducated. At the height of his powers, 90% of Haitians were illiterate. Papa Doc's fault - not the West. Papa Doc used his private security forces for slaughtering any opposition. Again, not the West - Papa Doc. The US support for Haiti wasn't as unconditional or as perpetual as the video mentioned. Papa Doc made efforts to break away from dependence on US aid - he hated the idea and resisted it when possible. Papa Doc did nothing appreciable to lift his people from misery. He could have adopted policies akin to those of the Dominican Republic - but chose not to. He'd rather execute, at one point, over 2000 rivals and opponents a week. :/

[@jesselivermore2291]

@@powerpound8165 beggars are professional victims.

[@ovandocarter6377]

certainly is both but the western nations have a lot to do with it.

[@TheSquidPro]

All these coping explanations are so painful to listen to.

[@Dont_give_up551]

🎉🎉🎉 good job hati

[@danp5073]

You never mentioned the 5000 work camp deaths, executions and and massive torture the US occupation brought to Haiti in 1915. Also a lot of the infrastructure built was built poorly and most Haitians were suffering from starvation

[@CedarHunt]

He didn't mention it because none of what you claim there is true.

[@josephmaisonneuve9623]

@@CedarHunt Do your homework friend, the US invaded the island for no reason for ten years and took all the gold. The US has a long history of running things behind the scenes. Please do not fool yourself, Haiti is not being left to be flourished because its still paying for freeing itself in 1804. Haiti does have corruption, however it is tied to heavy influence by imperialist countries like the United States, France, etc. Please do your research and you will know the real history of Haiti.

[@charliel4103]

Didn't even mention the gold and money the US looted in 1914 and the island of La Navasse they stole.A blood debt is owed to Ayiti.

[@Solo71826]

Yall made it like tht

[@alex29443]

It 'begins'?

[@JK-np8dr]

power vacuum gonna be chaos among the gang

[@TCBBB22]

It begins? Thought it was always the case....

[@johnbethea4505]

Some people are not made to not be ruled and some leaders are not meant to lead..

[@nomadic_orthodox]

Other channels put the blame mostly on colonialism and France. But in reality it’s corruption that cripples this country.

[@SharonDollete-eb9ez]

❤❤❤ Watching from St. Croix US Virgin Islands. Enjoy cooking and eating Team Harabas family. Yummy yummy yummy. Keep the good work. God bless.

[@MrPsymind]

I think I learned more of History watching this channel than during highschool. Not that the teachers were bad I just couldnt pay attention lol

[@IvanPlayStation4LiFe]

Bad info

[@brownhag]

I was just there yesterday seemed normal fr. But it's hard to tell because normal there has been different since the earthquake and hurricanes

[@ryanmccleary9003]

helping

[@StrangeThisChangedByItself]

Jimmy got his bbq name from literally cooking and eating people.

[@rufescenteagle7299]

Based

[@OdinWannaBe]

its misinfo

[@didifx509]

Replace the Word (Haiti)to the word (Port-au-Prince). Case closed

[@charliel4103]

It's intentionally done.

[@RedShift323]

Synarchist (which is the term I'd use to describe this form of organisational structure) takeover in Haiti, interested to see how things evolve.

[@070Jun070]

Cherizier has placed his himself at the world stage

[@SharonDollete-eb9ez]

❤❤❤ Watching from St. Croix US Virgin Islands. Enjoy cooking and eating Team Harabas. Yummy yummy yummy. Keep the good works. God bless.🌺🌺🌺

[@dragosdominiosp]

Reminds me the movie "Escape from New York".

[@AyitianZoe]

Haiti is one of the countries that absolutely needs a dictator. Papa doc was horrible to his enemies yes, but he kept it safe and stable. Gangs weren’t running around, tourists were completely safe, and the people didn’t have to worry about gangs killing them. Haiti simply can’t have a US styled government with senators and what not it just doesn’t work.

[@dianelipson5420]

It begins? Are you kidding? It’s been like this for over a year! My friend in Haiti started sending me videos of the horror all of last year. They are starving and they die while we sit on our hands in utter incompetence.

[@klopinwoh1836]

Then go to Haiti and help

[@MrWorstNews]

Why should America fix another nations problems?

[@steelajax7925]

@@klopinwoh1836 There is nothing an individual can do to help Haiti right now. It's problems are on an organizational level, it needs an organized response.

[@johnmolina7734]

What you want us to do ? Haiti Citizens should rise together. They are far more.

[@eegxixwi-gvikoi]

Yeah, everything that happens everywhere is America's fault

[@jameslewis1605]

I agree with former president Trump. Maybe they can go-to Africa and help with their development there.

[@MegaLadylove2012]

They would need to rehabilitate them first else we would have bigger problems. Who takes over Haiti?

[@geoffsparks2588]

Why won't America take them in? Haitians have an intertwined history with the United States than with "Africa". What, you don't want them?

[@LeonSteelpaw]

I am a little surprised another country hasnt decided to just take over Haitian territory.

[@AgentM3tallion]

Wow. Who would ever have guessed these folks couldn't build a civilization, no matter how many billions you pumped into them? I know that I, for one am shocked. Shocked I say.

[@southernsmoke8391]

Ignorance

[@aacc8466]

its bad because the people there are bad.saved uy 37minutes

[@PaulM745]

I guess I won't visit Haiti any time soon...

[@georgyfontaine28]

You can. Just don't go to Port-au-Prince. Stay in the touristic peaceful areas like Cap-Haitien, Jacmel or Gonave Island

[@user-py5vo5ln8h]

I know you thank God you live in America, but America is in a mess

[@PaulM745]

@@georgyfontaine28 I have never been there. Looks beautiful. But given the situation, and the fact that Haiti is really far away from where I live, I probably won't go any time soon....

[@zakiamapp2509]

BBQ does not run a criminal organization. He is protecting his neighborhood.

[@MegaLadylove2012]

Hmmm

[@wbpoole3]

I was there in the early 90's when the U.S. deployed the 10th Mountain division. We went in took over disarmed the military, police, and any civilians... We bought weapons from the people... But we brought in food to the starving people there... We provided safety and even brought in goods, yes as a soldier we spent money there... The U.S. has been involved with this country so many times, and we just waist it... When we left the country in the mid 90's it went right back to the way it was... We can't keep doing this, we should of just took it over and made it a territory back in 1900's when we got involved. But here again we going to spend billions of dollars for what... If we go in we need to go in clean house.

[@eagle43257]

I summary, US, Spain, and France ruined Haiti.

[@redking5788]

It's not as bad in Haiti as it was in Europe pre about 1950. It's just so shocking being so close to the western world with robust institutions where you can get an earthquake and actually rebuild afterwards.

[@Under-Kaoz]

Wasnt the Clinton foundation supposed to help with the rebuild? Whatever happened with that, I wonder why Hillary never brought it up during her run.

[@TheJphaiti]

Always some bull news about Haiti, lies ,lies, you are not telling who causing the problem

[@joebidenshandler2149]

Who causing the problem

[@romsmex]

@@joebidenshandler2149 whoever wants the minerals in Haiti...

[@user-py5vo5ln8h]

American people, what is you going to do when America becomes a third world country. Scary and sad.

[@frpog4253]

Not sure but we’ll learn from y’all’s mistakes hopefully

[@MelanieAF]

The US has plenty of time to figure it out. They are projected to be a global superpower both militarily and economically until 2100 at the least.

[@powerplantkitchen]

Port of Prince is in crisis. What about the other cities in Haiti?

[@CoolChiScout]

12:41 👀

[@AdamTheCoop1]

160,000 dead from one earthquake. Imagine already being a poor country and then having to find the money to rebuild your country when your workforce just went down by at least 50,000 human beings. That is a no-win situation, they would have had to sell their country out to get the kind of bailout that would be needed. I genuinely dont understand what they were supposed to do about this other than hope they dont die.

[@salvatorenostrade3331]

You've missed quite a bit. Haiti already had a terrible start as it was a former slave colony specializing in sugar production described as a veritable hell that the French were milking. They cut all their natural vegetation and thus the deforistation caused a lot of heat related issues along with natural resource issues. The US also refused to recognize them when they declared independence, France returned after they overthrew them and demanded such a hefty debt that they never truly recovered. The US also came in and forcefully took control later with a US run bank effectively taking control and embezzling funds from the country. Haiti is a country doomed to fail from the beginning. France and the US put them on the track to failure and corrupt officials and gangs just made it that much worse. We like to blame their shitty government and gangs but knowing the background is just as important. France essentially milked them for everything then ran away once they put the country into a second veritable economic hell. The US just compounded it.

[@samuellapointe2286]

Woow woow woow where are your sources

[@thesage250]

How can you call yourself independent but allowFrance to extort you like that?

[@UndercoverNormie]

"Haiti... is in a state of crisis." Yeah that definitely sounds like Haiti

[@geoffsparks2588]

Crisis in perpetuity.

[@chriskoort5717]

Somebody insert Trump meme here. Trump laughing, pointing to Haiti and calling it a s-hole.

[@MelanieAF]

The arrogance and obliviousness are off the charts when people really think that western nations would rush to the aid of a nation which had just slaughtered innocent women and children. Yet some Haitians seem to really think that western nations should have done just that.

[@asavelakuse6865]

They way you make China to be like Geidi Prime from Dune is astounding.

[@vondrz1391]

Your about 1 year behind lol

[@deltarno7502]

*Checks the date* Love your videos, but this has been going on for a while.

[@rollthetape88]

@12:40 wtf! that necklace!

[@TheUnseenKrab]

Freemasons

[@user-tk5fl8eq5c]

why come to Florida and not just cross into the DR?

[@LordInquisitor701]

Is it really illegal if Haiti no longer has a functioning legal system

[@powerpound8165]

My parent are haitian but i was born in north amarica and for real theres 2 things i dont really understand from haiti history: why did Toussaint L'ouverture went back to France and got kill and why did haiti paid the money to France. China do not recognize Taiwan as a country and they are one of the most developing country

[@romsmex]

1) Toussaint went to France because he was invited. Nobody takes vacation during war. Obviously if he knew they were going to kill him he would not have gone. And he was told not to go, that it was a trap, France was not really going to parley with him. 2) Haiti paid the money because of the context. It was either paying or continuing the war. But continuing the war until what point ? It is hard to continue a war with no ally. (just look at 3kraine, they would have never made it that far without other countries helping) 3) China is one country. At that time we are talking about the world not recognizing you as a country. And those recognizing you were not in better shape... who will you do trade with, who will fight with you, who will loan you money or goods, etc... fast forward to now Haiti is sabotaged. They want everybody out to do their things but God will not allow that to happen.

[@the_architect_79]

Haiti has been wrought with corruption. Such a beautiful country and rich in resources. My Haitian friends tell me they were better under a dictatorship and I can't argue with them.

[@ralphnewcomejr]

So What...Let the dumpster fire burn ITSELF out...

[@alakdan011468]

So where is the ICC? Why they're interested in the Philippines who has a working government?

[@EvilHomer101]

Hati and the DR aren't similar in demographics lol, they have a similar population, the demographics are different in one major way. If you notice, you know.

[@MegaLadylove2012]

Look at what they have done to this beautiful nation! Oh same folks they send to Liberia

[@timoteoseagedetoffol8795]

As a French. I would say: the debt from Haiti to France was a main cause to Haiti downfall. But you can still build your nation from not so much like Sultan Qabus in Oman. But the unstable political situation creates a culture of instability and making impossible to have a stable governement. Haitians are paying the consequences of their own incompetence.

[@bigjared8946]

You probably should have stopped after the first two sentences. Comparing Haiti to Oman is 🤡 analysis.

[@gamingforever9121]

@@bigjared8946Haiti would be better off annexed as a us territory.😂

[@romsmex]

@@gamingforever9121 sure except it will never happen no matter how hard they try to takeover the country

[@romsmex]

"Haitians are paying the consequences of their own incompetence"... sure, France could not even got masks when c0vid hit... the Olympics Games are going to be a mess... the use of 49.3 hit a record... most of young graduated want to leave the country... not enough nurses... insane retirement law... farmers unable to eat... etc etc but yeah let's talk about incompetence...

[@MelanieAF]

@@gamingforever9121No thank you!

[@spinningpig2347]

Haiti dug its own grave

[@CarlosThorpe-ro9co]

Hi there now the outside law enforcement about to go there 😢will barbecue be barbecue as a secriment to justify if he and his soldiers right ✅️ or wrong 😜

[@TheJphaiti]

Go watch ,African tigress

[@lex_DO]

I feel bad for the people in Haiti. I suspect it will be the country as before the gang takeover.

[@MrJohnnyBlaise]

Americans and you who live in a Western nation, leave Haiti alone. It's best that Haiti partner with Russia, we can't do no worst dealing with the West/UN for the past 2 centuries. But i truly wish you Americans and Western nations all the best with your economies. Just Leave Haiti alone.

[@WayWillow]

Aristide called the USA Satan, so Washington literally took him to school in the US "exile" then reinstated him once Aristide had learned his lesson 😂😂😂

[@ovandocarter6377]

why ask Kenya for police help... there are loads of Caribbean nations right next door who can help.

[@geoffsparks2588]

Does St Kitts and Nevis have enough police & weaponry to fight Barbeque?

[@christopherhutchens8077]

Why? What happened before the earthquake? These are the correct questions. Hint a foundation was involved.

[@patrickcole740]

this is not true

[@user-hd4jc1ct8q]

Trujeo is pronounced (tru-he-o)

[@teslainthehood2521]

You let out in Haiti its population that leaves doesn’t reinvest with plans to come back like in the DR where it’s kinda of an unspoken rule. Also when they protest they don’t loot or trash privet property as that wouldn’t be good for the community. I always found that kinda cool.

[@romsmex]

So Dominicans go back to live in DR ?

[@teslainthehood2521]

@@romsmex yea most do specially when they get older and retire. A retirement check here is nothing to us but in the DR it’s big money. Look it up a lot of ppl retire in other nations and those that aren’t from here are more inclined to go back home to retire.

[@romsmex]

@@teslainthehood2521 I understand. Well I guess Lybian who left, do not reinvest in Lybia either. My point is when your country is systematically targeted maybe you become skeptical about investment. All the Haitians that I know reinvested though even if it can be dangerous.

[@teslainthehood2521]

@@romsmex good they should, most of the ones I know have visited maybe 1-3 times max. And intend to live here. Also at some points they need to hold their corrupt politicians accountable. Because most of the time those same leaders blame everyone else but then ask for everyone else to help fix the same problem they created. Its ppl need to stop believing that it’s everyone else’s fault when a lot of it is bad management and governance. Only then can its ppl rebuild.

[@romsmex]

@teslainthehood2521 I watched all the countries that fought their corruption, and none of them had their leaders killed or boycotted. + who are the corruptors ? Why are they corrupting ? There are too many parameters.

[@bretseattle]

Why do you say worse than China?

[@georgeantonopoulos545]

Don't ask such a question its ..anti-USA!

[@williamsmith8271]

@@georgeantonopoulos545 A revealing response 😄

[@Wisdom-ub7xz]

Proverbs 12:19 Truthful words stand the rest of time, but lies are soon exposed.

[@user-vc6ml5yx2f]

Wholeness and Balance Vibration, who is powering bbq, 'The West" They want their natural resources, its the same playbook. Africa, Afghanistan, Haiti enz. Wholeness

[@scoria1755]

Dominican Republic: 7.8% Black Haiti: 95% Black

[@Limbbiscuit]

Hmmm.... it's whyte people fault haiti is failing

[@rempitizm]

True and facts. But wow, this comment has not been erased by YT.

[@IvanPlayStation4LiFe]

Yes Im from DR the best

[@arthurm.358]

You forgot to mention the US respects the DR and constantly treats Haiti like shyt 🙄✌🏾

[@koatzingo361]

🤣🤣 7.8 my ass

[@tomyoung8563]

Haiti is always in a state of crisis etc and always will be.

[@geoffsparks2588]

At this point I suspect the people themselves have developed certain tendencies that make civilization impossible. Other country can intervene, but development will have to come from Haitians themselves. But it looks like they have been hardened by poverty and natural disaster into an uncaring and deeply corrupt society.

[@CyberneticOrganism01]

Let's see if I can post this: Haiti is one of the poorest countries in the world, with current per capita GDP about US$1700 or so, the richest person in Haiti may have a net worth of somewhere from US$ 10 to a few 100s millions. And political parties are fragmented which means wealth may not be concentrated in few politicians... imagine with this level of wealth, hiring mercenary soldiers to assassinate a political rival? Rather unlikely. Just as using radioactive poisoning to assassinate is a signature of Putin, hiring mercenaries to assassinate in a foreign country is a signature of none other than USA.