How The World Destroyed Haiti

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    Haiti currently finds itself in the midst of an extraordinary and heartrending crisis. Its government has virtually lost all control, with 90% of the capital dominated by brutal gangs, while 40% of the population faces the dire threat of starvation. Today, Haiti is the poorest nation in the Western Hemisphere, a fact that might lead you to believe it has always been steeped in poverty. However, this wasn't always the case. Once upon a time, Haiti was the most prosperous colony the world had ever seen. Its economy overshadowed the newly-founded United States and was more valuable than the combined New World holdings of the Spanish Empire. For a time, it was the most valuable piece of land on Earth - but this wealth came at a horrifying human cost. Haiti's prosperity was built on the backbone of an exceptionally violent and brutal form of slavery. This grim reality, however, paved the way for the largest and only successful slave revolt in history. As the second free nation in the Americas, Haiti overflowed with hope and optimism for a future shaped by and for its people. So, how did this once unimaginably wealthy land transform into a devastatingly impoverished nation?
    - Contents of this video --------------------------------
    00:00 - Haiti - A Nation in Crisis
    04:47 - The Most Profitable Colony Ever
    09:52 - Independent but Alone
    16:10 - The Double Debt
    19:20 - The Occupation
    24:43 - Unchecked Power
    27:53 - The Rhyme of History
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  • @CasualScholar
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    • @Sovereigntyfirst
      @Sovereigntyfirst Год назад +4

      @CasualScholar Is it possible for you to make a video on the long history and relations between Haiti and Dominican Republic?

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    • @jeanjesus5150
      @jeanjesus5150 Год назад

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  • @wray2real
    @wray2real Год назад +964

    I find it a little strange that Haiti experiences all these disasters but The Dominican Republic remains untouched. I mean They are right next door on the same island.

    • @mikescarlett3186
      @mikescarlett3186 Год назад +1

      What you don't know is they made a deal with the devil to get the French out. A ND since then there's been hell to pay. No joke.

    • @waynereid3718
      @waynereid3718 Год назад +107

      Exactly it's only happening on one side

    • @jnoel-c2g
      @jnoel-c2g Год назад

      Devil hate black skin

    • @Itried20takennames
      @Itried20takennames Год назад +289

      There is a difference between the events, which hit both sides to some degree, and the damage from events. The Dominican Republic gets regular earthquakes as well, but has the money and government to require better building construction, inspections etc. but Haiti doesn’t. Same with gangs…a functional government will keep gangs to a minimum, but in areas with very weak, corrupt governments, gang violence increases.

    • @jj25397
      @jj25397 Год назад +73

      ​@@Itried20takennamessounds like they have been ruled by gangs the whole time.

  • @bbcisrubbish
    @bbcisrubbish Год назад +271

    At the time of the terrible disaster in Haiti a charity organisation I donate to donated £25,000 to a Haiti fund. I later read the government members had taken the lot and most other donations.

    • @donnafrflorida56
      @donnafrflorida56 Год назад +21

      And you are correct. I helped agape flights . They are a missionary group working with Haiti for almost a half century. I know the supplies got there. I saw it with my own eyes.

    • @KingfishStevens-di9ji
      @KingfishStevens-di9ji Год назад

      Bill and Hillary Clinton robbed them people.

    • @chris0000924
      @chris0000924 11 месяцев назад

      Clinton's took it

    • @Jimmy_one67
      @Jimmy_one67 11 месяцев назад

      It’s all about the gibs

    • @Stettafire
      @Stettafire 11 месяцев назад +11

      My aunt and uncle donated £20k. They took later learned it was used by the government for weapons

  • @MikeisVS
    @MikeisVS Год назад +1377

    Would have been interesting if you added the time Haiti controlled Dominican Republic and why it only lasted 22 years.

    • @TingTong2568
      @TingTong2568 Год назад +11

      When?

    • @MikeisVS
      @MikeisVS Год назад +249

      @@TingTong2568 They started invading on 1801. Haiti had control of DR from 1822-1844.

    • @TingTong2568
      @TingTong2568 Год назад +34

      @@MikeisVS thanks for the info

    • @HAITI-1804
      @HAITI-1804 Год назад +1

      This is bullshit, we did not invaded any body, why would we invade when we help the majority of Latin America to get freed?
      We protected the entire island included the Dominican side because your leadership asked us because they did not have the ressources too.
      How can we invade a nation in 1801 when Dominican Republic as a country didn’t exist until 1844?
      It’s just the stupid lies they taught you in school in order to justify your racism towards Haitians.
      Try harder AND, smarter next time.
      We were a nation 40years before you and, we helped you chase the Spaniards out of the island now that’s how you treat us?

    • @MikeisVS
      @MikeisVS Год назад +70

      @@MrInternationalSound I think you replied under the wrong post.

  • @antitroller101
    @antitroller101 11 месяцев назад +37

    It must be awkward to be the DR, it like waking up every morning, getting a coffee, going to the porch and looking at you neighbour to see their house is still on fire. You forgotten when the fire started but it’s been going on for as long as you remember and you have somewhat accepted it as a norm

    • @geovannysarmiento1018
      @geovannysarmiento1018 Месяц назад

      NO, MENTIRA TOTAL

    • @geovannysarmiento1018
      @geovannysarmiento1018 Месяц назад

      La cultura dominicana y la identidad dominicana en general comienza con la llegada de Colón en 1492, siendo una colonia española donde al llegar encontraron indigenas, esclavizaron a los indigenas, se mezclaron, trajeron esclavos africanos para compensar la mano de obra y hubo un mestizaje muy fuerte entre negros, blancos e indigenas hasta la actualidad. En 1600, llega Francia a la parte Oeste de la isla y trae unos 10,000 esclavos negros y sólo unos 1000 franceses, en 1804 los esclavos de la parte francesa (Hoy Haití) se independiza a base de machete, decapitando a sus colonizadores FRANCESES, luego en 1805 sin ningún motivo, los esclavos libertos cruzan a la parte española (Hoy República Dominicana) a la parte norte en las ciudades de Moca y Santiago a decapitar a dominicanos negros, blancos, mestizos, mulatos, entre ellos, mujeres y niños inocentes y vuelven a Haití. En diciembre de 1821, República Dominicana se independiza de España gracias a José Núñez de Cáceres, los haitianos, meses despues, en 1822 invaden la República Dominicana, prohiben estrictamente el idioma español en toda la isla, imponen el frances, expropian terrenos y masacran dominicanos. Los dominicanos fueron sumisos durante 22 años, hasta el 27 de febrero 1844, donde, para preservar la cultura que llevabamos forjada por casi 300 años en aquel tiempo, mezclada entre la cultura africana, indigena y española, Juan Pablo Duarte, harto de los abusos convocó a todos los negros, blancos, mulatos que formaban anteriormente parte de la colonia española (sin distinción de razas) unidos como uno solo para tener la libertad de la República Dominicana. Luego de nuestra independencia, todas las guerras y los intentos de invasión fueron comenzados por Haití y provocados por ellos, y todas las guerras se dieron en territorio dominicano, intentaron invadir en 1844, 1845, 1849, 1855 y 1856, los dominicanos siempre actuamos a la defensiva con Haití y a pesar de esto, los Estados, debido a acuerdos binacionales son conciderados ''amigos'' y hay tratados de amistad, que Haití siempre viola e ignora, a pesar de esto RD siempre le ha brindado su amistad y ayuda. Durante el terremoto de Haití fuimos los primeros en accionar, enviaron helicopteros desde RD hacia Haití y muchos haitianos fueron atendidos en hospitales de lujo en República Dominicana, se han hecho donaciones de alimentos, el presidente dominicano Leonel Fernandez les donó una universidad (a la que le cambiaron el nombre porque tenía el nombre de un ex presidente dominicano llamado Juan Bosch), en República Dominicana los haitianos tienen: educación gratuita, salud gratuita, partos gratuitos, todo esto sin importar su estado migratorio (la mayoría son ilegales porque en Haití no les hacen actas de nacimiento ni documentos de identidad). En resumen, Haití en vez de progresar ellos mismos, se concentraba más en ver que era lo que hacíamos los dominicanos y trataron de invadirnos, esto nos deja tambien una lección de desarrollo personal, y nos enseña que nos enfoquemos en nuestros propios asuntos, antes de ver los de los demás, porque mientras tu eres espectador y no trabajas en tí, ese que estás juzgando irá más rapido que tú y le irá mejor que tú. A pesar de las ayudas de la ONU y todas las donaciones, Haití resultó ser un Estado fallido y no pudo progresar, todas esas ayudas los mantuvieron en una zona de confort y no quisieron progresar por ellos mismos. Los dominicanos estamos HARTOS de repetirlo, HAITÍ NO ES RESPONSABILIDAD DE LA REPUBLICA DOMINICANA. No somos el mismo país ni son nuestra responsabilidad, bastante tenemos con la clase baja dominicana y los problemas de delincuencia y alto costo de la vida para ponernos a administrar dos países de 11 millones de personas cada uno, donde en el otro no tienen control para dar a luz y paren gratis.

    • @waterbear5248
      @waterbear5248 19 дней назад +2

      it's called karma for all the defamation and evil shit they've done to Dominicans. We worship at different alters. We are not the same

    • @AngieTheSilly
      @AngieTheSilly 14 дней назад

      ​​@@waterbear5248 are you dominican??? YOU ARE BEING A MEANIE, what their great grandfather's di is not tge fault of tge current poblation, they are still people with lives and feelings. Yet I agree we aren't and will NEVER be thr same, are we will never fuse, Dominicans can't and WONT fuse with any foreign nation!

  • @CarlosCastro_
    @CarlosCastro_ Год назад +527

    Even though the DR is the 8th strongest economy in Latin America , it is by no means a "rich" country. The DR has come a long way as all developing countries do, it still has a lot of things to improve and its on the path to do doing that.

    • @IRLSuperb
      @IRLSuperb Год назад +59

      Exactly! I saw that thumbnail and immediately thought “Rich? Y en donde? 🇩🇴 😅

    • @PLATANITO829
      @PLATANITO829 Год назад +12

      5th richest in LATAM in pib per capita... 7th in Nominal GDP.

    • @CarlosCastro_
      @CarlosCastro_ Год назад +36

      @@PLATANITO829…Undoubtedly the DR has come a long way economically. However, it is nowhere near what is considered to be a “rich country”. But it is definitely moving in that direction.

    • @PLATANITO829
      @PLATANITO829 Год назад +30

      @@CarlosCastro_ Where did i claim it is a rich country? My comment is still valid. It is the 5th richest in LATAM. It's no difference in comparing any African nations and ranking them from Poorest to richest. Calling any Latin American Country rich by U.S/ Europe Standards would make no sense ofc. Wealth is not measured by what you see but by what you hold/ value. That's why DR's Gdp per capita is higer than Mexicos although you can find better infrastructure in mexico 40%+ of their population still live in poverty. Human Development Index and other measures is what the world uses to determine a country's true development.

    • @CarlosCastro_
      @CarlosCastro_ Год назад +12

      @John Freddy…It’s actually better than quiet a few places in The Americas. But it’s not a rich country, when you talk about countries like Canada, the USA, Japan etc.

  • @jiajia7355
    @jiajia7355 Год назад +240

    I really hope on day Haiti is able to prosper, corruption is a huge reason as to why Haiti is in the state that it's in, and the exploitation and constant natural disasters only makes it worse.

    • @izzy3166
      @izzy3166 Год назад +13

      It’s a real shame how much the country has gotten worse, since their last massive earthquake from over a DECADE ago.

    • @chesterjade7630
      @chesterjade7630 Год назад +1

      The corruption of the French and American occupation years ago.

    • @bscottb8
      @bscottb8 Год назад

      Overpopulation and an average IQ of 67 are more relevant to Haiti's misfortunes than the bugbear of colonial history.

    • @ronnie917
      @ronnie917 Год назад +21

      I visited both Haiti and DR back in 1998, I knew already back then which country would propser and which wouldnt. You can tell it in the attitude of the ppl. The DR are gentle with each other and help each other build, they remind me of Kenyans same way.

    • @luisacleaves9592
      @luisacleaves9592 Год назад +12

      True, the country snd its people also need to take responsibility. Shifty blame does not help anyone

  • @martinutr
    @martinutr Год назад +75

    I have known that Haiti’s story was sad, but I didn’t know that it has been this tragic for this long.

  • @alexferrari8413
    @alexferrari8413 Год назад +96

    The irony of schilling high art auctions during a video displaying rampant poverty is wild.

    • @TheWatcher-z2y
      @TheWatcher-z2y 8 месяцев назад +5

      he gotta eat you know

    • @NoNoNoNopeNopeNopeNo
      @NoNoNoNopeNopeNopeNo 5 месяцев назад +5

      The irony of titling a video ''how the world destroyed haiti'' is wild.

    • @canliu1156
      @canliu1156 5 месяцев назад +1

      It’s crazy… I thought my phone was hijacked

    • @BlameApril
      @BlameApril 2 месяца назад

      @@canliu1156Israel

    • @Kitty-chan83
      @Kitty-chan83 2 месяца назад +4

      Yes gross

  • @SenorTucano
    @SenorTucano Год назад +387

    Haitian revolution… meet the New aristocracy… same as the old aristocracy but darker

    • @orboakin8074
      @orboakin8074 Год назад +47

      You said it, friend. That is the sad and disgusting thing about slave revolts. Those fighting oppression usually end up replacing the slavers and oppressors. In much of history, it has been the case like with the Mamluks and Manchus etc.

    • @c.rutherford
      @c.rutherford Год назад

      Where have we seen this before?
      Oh yeah, the Russian Revolution. Where they overthrew the Czar for 'Peace! Land! and Bread!". And Stalin their new Czar said, "I'll give you None of the Above! And (in their case) less freedom than you had before." And they said, "Sold!" uchh

    • @philv2529
      @philv2529 Год назад +4

      They should have listened to Robert Daltry.

    • @theylivewesleep4570
      @theylivewesleep4570 Год назад +13

      ​@@philv2529 meet the new boss same as the old boss

    • @bigzclipz5104
      @bigzclipz5104 Год назад +15

      @Marek Cracovia lmao majority of Haiti is black but there top earner are part of a certain tribe which I won’t name 👃👃👃. Just Google Haiti billionaire

  • @joshualeclair9729
    @joshualeclair9729 Год назад +244

    The story of Haiti shows how horrible humans can be to each other.

    • @Chery869
      @Chery869 Год назад +49

      I'm surprised they (Hollywood) never made a movie about Haiti but every year you will get at least 3 or 4 movies reminding you of the Jewish holocaust like other people didn't also suffer at the hands of racism throughout history..

    • @gabydoncella4032
      @gabydoncella4032 Год назад

      We'll no surprise coming from the American/ blood empire. They have had psychopaths running the country who will stop at nothing.

    • @postalcode63
      @postalcode63 Год назад

      *white people

    • @lisemaledimo8740
      @lisemaledimo8740 Год назад

      America, France and Britain are build on murder. They are the main st evil nations on earth. Do you agree with me???

    • @dr.nigsopmcchortlefag9544
      @dr.nigsopmcchortlefag9544 Год назад

      The story of Haiti? How ab out the history of mankind? Fortunately it's also the story of how people can be amazing go each other.

  • @emiliogonzales658
    @emiliogonzales658 Год назад +327

    What a great in-depth mini-documentary on Haiti. My best friend’s wife is from Haiti, and I pray for that country everyday

    • @DaveSCameron
      @DaveSCameron Год назад +1

      You need to pray for them!! 😂

    • @osheridan
      @osheridan Год назад +10

      ​@@DaveSCameron He just said that

    • @pcernuska
      @pcernuska Год назад +7

      @@DaveSCameron Praying is not enough. We need to take an action and help those people.

    • @DaveSCameron
      @DaveSCameron Год назад +2

      @@pcernuska I'm in...

    • @pcernuska
      @pcernuska Год назад +4

      @@DaveSCameron I'm going to Haiti to join that growing revolutionary movement to help them to become truly independent, safe, stable and prosperous country at last.

  • @kevinisawake
    @kevinisawake Год назад +14

    200 years and poverty is worse than it was then. No matter who is in power - greed wins.

  • @교원JohabAlexis
    @교원JohabAlexis Год назад +321

    This is by far the best and most comprehensive video about Haitian history/economics that I've come across. You presented a very balanced view.

  • @AllenWorshiperofJesus
    @AllenWorshiperofJesus Год назад +12

    Wow, what an eye opening and perspective shifting documentary. This is good work, thank you Casusl Scholar. I've subscribed

  • @clivematthews95
    @clivematthews95 Год назад +240

    Things just never stopped getting worse, the definition of “when it rains it pours”
    Thank you CS. This is the best historical analysis and breakdown of the Haitian plight. I just don’t know who to root for and who to blame, the people were just doomed 😢 this is so sad
    What hope can be obtained from a situation like this. They’re in the new century and they’re still facing 19 century problems, I have no word other than sad to describe this

    • @S.a.m.p.i
      @S.a.m.p.i Год назад +5

      Your comment shows that you know nothing about Haitian history. Haiti was economicly sufficient until the Duvalier Era (1957-1986). It wasn't a rich and powerful country but autosufficient so no need for any type of help.

    • @clivematthews95
      @clivematthews95 Год назад +25

      @@S.a.m.p.i what about my comment implied that I know anything about Haitian history, I don’t know what you’re trying to say
      I learned from watching the video just like everyone else, I never said I know anything about Haiti

    • @sportsfantv1633
      @sportsfantv1633 Год назад +9

      ⁠@@clivematthews95 no need to reply to ignorant comments

    • @streetchronicles5693
      @streetchronicles5693 Год назад +1

      @@clivematthews95 O youre trying to have a conversation!? LOLOL

    • @thomasjorge4734
      @thomasjorge4734 Год назад +2

      You mean 18th Century problems, unfortunately.

  • @mosinc7388
    @mosinc7388 Год назад +15

    Must be nice to always have someone to blame everything on. Bout time to turn things around now no? Is there some country currently occupying or even stopping any Haiti from "democracy"? You can only blame your childhood for so long before it gets old.

    • @Kitty-chan83
      @Kitty-chan83 2 месяца назад

      It was whites. Without them rape and stealing wouldnt exist

  • @clintballard521
    @clintballard521 Год назад +58

    This has quickly become one of my favorite channels.

  • @kriskris2625
    @kriskris2625 Год назад +100

    It’s like the Animal Farm by George Orwell, when the animals took over the farm, the pigs started to treat the another’s animals the same way

    • @HellenofTroy897
      @HellenofTroy897 11 месяцев назад +2

      I was just thinking the same thing.

    • @JulianBeiYoutube
      @JulianBeiYoutube 10 месяцев назад +4

      Well the Farmer left and came back from time to time to make sure the pigs were still behaving like pigs and collect his taxes.

    • @Kitty-chan83
      @Kitty-chan83 2 месяца назад

      This time whites started it like most evil things

  • @altarique123
    @altarique123 Год назад +86

    I travelled this beautiful country Haiti 🇭🇹 in 2019 right before the Covid. I pray so that Haiti 🇭🇹 prospers in the future . Love 💕 from Buffalo New York USA 🇺🇸

  • @Roaring2Thunder
    @Roaring2Thunder Год назад +274

    Let's not forget that when Haiti had invaded the Dominican Republic they also enslaved the Dominican people even though they revolted against slavery 😑

    • @moderatemapper9440
      @moderatemapper9440 Год назад

      it was because haiti was ruled by a minority that were freed slaves before the actual revolution that were either black or mixed who believed they were superior to the other blacks

    • @fearedjames
      @fearedjames Год назад

      Or the part where they cut out where the Haitians committed a genocide on the local whites, even the ones who had supported them, which was why no one was willing to let them have international influence. They were terrified that they might create an international movement of slave Blacks committing wide scale genocides against whites.

    • @Zoedaypost
      @Zoedaypost Год назад

      “Enslaved” you know what the word means thuisp dumb people . We occupy Dr for 22 years it was Dominican who ask for it

    • @morocco9331
      @morocco9331 Год назад +30

      Invaded ? Remember when the Spaniards wanted DR back 1863 … who send his army? President Jeffrard from Haiti

    • @jonluc6865
      @jonluc6865 Год назад +7

      ​@@morocco9331exactly 💯

  • @colivri336
    @colivri336 Год назад +24

    The evening of the earthquake in Haiti I felt it as a strong tremor in Mayagüez, Puerto Rico.

    • @Queencnlb
      @Queencnlb Год назад

      Really?

    • @colivri336
      @colivri336 Год назад +3

      @@Queencnlbnot the strongest I've felt but it was scary. Enough for the kitchen cabinet doors to open and close.

  • @Tuberuser187
    @Tuberuser187 Год назад +111

    When he said "Things took a dire turn" it made me think of "it can always get worse", sadly it got even worse from there. Hopefully Haitians will see past their lowest point sooner rather than later, you can see why many of them have a deep mistrust of Foreign interventions. Even if people are not academically aware of the history of it those sort of wounds run deep culturally, especially when reinforced time and time again.

    • @boringbastard4920
      @boringbastard4920 Год назад

      Or they just extremly overpopulated as people with abundance of food that their origin ancestor didnt have. Culture wise are they still on the stage breed kids ,let them take care of me when old. Who knows, but exuses there allways are

    • @DCampusano1
      @DCampusano1 Год назад +1

      Facts

    • @dr.nigsopmcchortlefag9544
      @dr.nigsopmcchortlefag9544 Год назад

      They've had billions of dollars wasted on them.

    • @punothebear
      @punothebear Год назад

      Yeah but they can always come to the United States and collect welfare.

    • @Chris-ni1ri
      @Chris-ni1ri Год назад +1

      ​@@DCampusano1this psychological warfare design to eliminate black rebellion world-wide

  • @GuerrillaGorilla023
    @GuerrillaGorilla023 Год назад +25

    That awkward moment when I remember my mother has stories of her playing in the president's palace as a kid, I check my timeline and realize she was hanging around Papa Doc.
    Pretty sure they fled Haiti because my grandfather might have ended up on his hitlist

    • @Queencnlb
      @Queencnlb Год назад

      Wow.

    • @arthurm.358
      @arthurm.358 6 месяцев назад

      Yikes....

    • @GuerrillaGorilla023
      @GuerrillaGorilla023 6 месяцев назад +2

      Update: I asked my family and confirmed that my grandfather did not flee because of persecution, he just had the opportunity to go to the states and went for it, he eventually sent for my mom, uncles, aunt and grandmother. (Not all at the same time)

  • @dirkmasters7453
    @dirkmasters7453 Год назад +91

    Haiti has to take responsibility for its culture...

    • @C3Solo
      @C3Solo 10 месяцев назад +27

      And so does france and the us

    • @ci6516
      @ci6516 10 месяцев назад +7

      @@C3Soloyeah , America doesn’t blame any other country for its problems .

    • @ci6516
      @ci6516 10 месяцев назад +4

      @@C3Soloin 1920 Mexico was still fighting with America over Texas . Do you see Mexicans crying about “losing land”

    • @L-Ahrairah
      @L-Ahrairah 9 месяцев назад

      ​@@ci6516except Mexico, China, Russia, and whatever other country lets politicians ride a wave of xenophobia into power

    • @bigevil1001
      @bigevil1001 8 месяцев назад

      Whatever that means.

  • @imanoltorreros7125
    @imanoltorreros7125 Год назад +13

    Man you have great videos! Always fascinated by how world politics work.

  • @JayCBR1100xx
    @JayCBR1100xx Год назад +28

    Well done video. Ending on a hopeful note was a nice touch, but I fear the future of one of the most vibrant cultures is sealed. The world may very well lose a nation with a truly inspiring history.

  • @anthonymanderson7671
    @anthonymanderson7671 Год назад +39

    It's so sad to see how haiti had just become. My prayers go to haiti from zambia 🇿🇲❤️🇭🇹🙏🏾

  • @karenw5333
    @karenw5333 Год назад +112

    The title makes it sound like Haitis demise is entirely due to others, but Haitis own people, the Haitian elite also played a horrible role as well. Sinful greedy man is the cause.

    • @morocco9331
      @morocco9331 Год назад

      And who are the greedy elites working for ?? Wake up !

    • @JulianBeiYoutube
      @JulianBeiYoutube 10 месяцев назад

      Sinful greedy men are also a result of constant foreing influence. I mean how do you build a country if you neighbor just drives by to steal your gold, then ruins you economy just to invade you after that.

    • @rome2989
      @rome2989 9 месяцев назад +6

      France

    • @apricotcomputers3943
      @apricotcomputers3943 9 месяцев назад

      They are not men..

    • @bigevil1001
      @bigevil1001 8 месяцев назад

      The so-called "leadership" always act as middlemen. But make no mistake, Haiti is not ruled by Haitians.

  • @Mordiigangmusic
    @Mordiigangmusic Год назад +97

    It’s really crazy in my country guys, no food, no government, no security, no job opportunities, no electricity etc ahh.. I had to leave my hometown Montrouis looking for refugee in the Dominican Republic with my family. But things are worst over here for us as immigrants I’m like God do you have a plan for me? Why are we the most unluckiest nation on earth? I’ve been suffering since I was a toddler I pray to God everyday but things remains the same but we won’t lose faith.
    I’ve moved here with my two children and my siblings, things aren’t perfect for us here we’re barely holding on. My sisters ain’t living right, my little brother ain’t living right. My mom was here with me and got sick and went back to Haiti for treatments she’s been stuck in the country for almost a year now thanks God and to my supporters I was able to raise some funds and sent to her to escape from Haiti and comes back here in December if God willing, I cry everyday since she called me and said if I’m gonna leave her to die down there 💔she’s coming here next month guys please help my family in your prayers we’re going through a lot, I’m tired frfr😪 #RIPDAD #FreeHaiti #SwimToSurvive #TapeOTW #mordiigangmusic

    • @stevegyft9616
      @stevegyft9616 Год назад

      The plan is for the people to kill one another so the U.S. can come in and claim the island! Perhaps someone of Haiti, AN ELDER, will teach of the Unity of The Old Days... Bring Back HAITIAN SPIRIT! America would hate that! The reason why THE D.R. DOES BETTER, BECAUSE THEY'RE VERY SUBMISSIVE TO SPAIN! But FRANCE AND AMERICA HATES WHEN BLACKS RESISTS THEIR BULLSHIT! The white lie is... WHITES DON'T HAVE SHIT BUT A MILITARY THAT ENFORCES THEIR TYRANNY! But you HAITIANS might want to get back to THE OLD UNITY of how y'all defeated your enemies! If not, AMERICA WILL STARVE Y'ALL OUT! Someone must lead your people NOW! I MEAN, RIGHT NOW!

    • @bianelasantos5218
      @bianelasantos5218 Год назад +8

      Deberían de irse para su país !

    • @amgc63s32
      @amgc63s32 Год назад

      🥺❤

    • @stevegyft9616
      @stevegyft9616 Год назад

      🙏🙏🙏🌹

    • @savrw
      @savrw Год назад +1

      I see you. I see your fight. ❤

  • @57thorns
    @57thorns Год назад +203

    I haven't seen the full video yet, but I suspect being a profitable colony is not the same as being a rich country. The labour intensive industries would not be that profitable if they did not abuse people the way they did.

    • @MA-go7ee
      @MA-go7ee Год назад +66

      Yeah, in Haiti's case it is pretty obvious why it did not remain rich. It's like apartheid South Africa, sure it was rich but thats what happens when most of the resources in a country goes to an extreme minority at the cost of subjugating literally everyone else.
      It is an artificial equilibrium that cannot last without extreme force.

    • @thereaction18
      @thereaction18 Год назад +5

      The hardest working people are the people who are working for themselves and their family.

    • @RK-cj4oc
      @RK-cj4oc Год назад +32

      It more has to do with the Haitians slaughting all the whites.Destroying most infrastructure. Then forced to pay for that infrastructure to the French and then invading their neighbour twice. Malaysia was also a colony mainly based on plantations.But they made it work.

    • @jorge69696
      @jorge69696 Год назад +12

      @@RK-cj4oc Was Malaysia extorted by all the great powers?

    • @RK-cj4oc
      @RK-cj4oc Год назад +10

      @@jorge69696 Yes.

  • @Sykone4717
    @Sykone4717 Год назад +174

    I love how this video doesn't mention the genocide Haitians participated in. "Half the population had perished" because they killed everyone that wasn't dark enough, and not just Europeans.

    • @janet6421
      @janet6421 10 месяцев назад

      Exactly why they were isolated by the rest of the world. When you kill your former masters, the small scale white farmers, foreign merchants, mercenaries who worked for you, men, women, and children based only on the color of their skin, others will not like you very much.

    • @jtclark877
      @jtclark877 10 месяцев назад

      Oh great. One of those people that love jumping up and down when talking about the civil war to yell ''there were white slaves too''. Please get over it.

    • @cleevensguerrier7724
      @cleevensguerrier7724 10 месяцев назад +3

      With genocide you talked about ,

    • @adam-k
      @adam-k 9 месяцев назад +44

      @@cleevensguerrier7724 The one where haitians killed everybody who wasn't black enough. Later Haiti did colonized Santo Domingo in the early 19th century, sacked their major towns confiscated their land and heavily taxed them. It took 20 years before the Dominicans could get back their freedom from Haiti.

    • @penfler9896
      @penfler9896 7 месяцев назад +1

      They didn't kill them because the people "weren't dark enough" but because they wanted to unify the islands and for economic benefits. Also, white-supremacy is real whereas "black-supremacy" has never been a thing throughout history. Genocide isn't racism, it's a battle for economic benefit. Enslavement is racism because it's the exploitation of an ethnic group with limited power. The French were racist, and the Haitians weren't according to the definition of racism. Enslavment is racism War is not (unless driven by the basis of color, which is a childish reason and doesn't exist.)

  • @caonexpeguero9984
    @caonexpeguero9984 Год назад +3

    This is one of the best channels and documentaries ever.

  • @maYTeus
    @maYTeus Год назад +10

    its pointed to mention that recent haitian news proves that the country is very much in trouble but the main stream media ignores this. might be the reason for the surge in content on haiti this week.

  • @c.rutherford
    @c.rutherford Год назад +128

    Haiti: Been running their own country for 220 years
    Also Haiti: This is all your fault

    • @thankflame3354
      @thankflame3354 Год назад +16

      Meanwhile they also for years having loads of there own corruption nah nah it’s ur fault German empire and French empire and America no ur fault

    • @cashewnuttel9054
      @cashewnuttel9054 Год назад +25

      @@thankflame3354 He said "world's fault".
      You hear that Somalia!!!? It's your fault Haiti is poor!

    • @thankflame3354
      @thankflame3354 Год назад +1

      @@cashewnuttel9054 gees I meant the west sorry for not being so specific also have u heard of pirates in Somalia that raid and pillage and take ships hostage so u still think there not the bad guys yeah right

    • @Lele-lq3tx
      @Lele-lq3tx Год назад

      Usa France and Canada work together to destroy Haiti. And make the world hate Haiti.

    • @curtisthomas2670
      @curtisthomas2670 Год назад +9

      Say you don't understand history and geopolitics 😅

  • @27fevilien
    @27fevilien Год назад +40

    I left Haiti when I was 17 now am on my 40s even now i prefer haiti then where i live now is something u can not explain if you not born in haiti there's a reason why those monsters don't want haiti to have peace i will love haiti forever 🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹👁👀👁

    • @Nikkinoonie
      @Nikkinoonie Год назад +4

      One Day Brother ☺️☀️☀️🙏🏽🙏🏽❤️❤️‼️‼️

    • @johnr797
      @johnr797 Год назад +1

      What's the reason?

    • @yangerjamir0906
      @yangerjamir0906 Год назад +18

      Than go back and try to make a change. Typing from the comfort of your current location, extolling the love for a country you don't want to go back won't help change Haiti.

    • @halloanalle1865
      @halloanalle1865 Год назад +7

      @@yangerjamir0906 Literally. Like they always be saying that they love Haiti but they refuse to go back 🤣

    • @PeruvianPotato
      @PeruvianPotato 6 месяцев назад

      ​@@yangerjamir0906 Why should this dude take advice from a white supremacist such as yourself lmao

  • @YonathanJean-m1z
    @YonathanJean-m1z Месяц назад +1

    When I think about Haiti back in the day it break my heart to see how Haiti is now

  • @dop3keyz
    @dop3keyz Год назад +37

    Great video , im a proud haitian that wasnt born in haiti! May God help our ppl !

    • @mcentepede
      @mcentepede Год назад +5

      Basically you never knew this hardship then. And I don't blame you, Haiti is run by thugs now, even if you speak excellent Creole, your life might be in jeopardy if you visit. I was warned by my Haitian friends not to visit there. They love me that much, they don't want me risking my life. Haitian people are loving and caring, the media only focus on the thugs

    • @CanadianEhHole
      @CanadianEhHole 11 месяцев назад +1

      @@mcentepede I see rampant chaos, murders, mutilations, burnings, defecation... it isn't just the thugs. Broken windows theory, everything has been trashed there so everyone treats the area as trash, even if they're not thugs or warlords.

    • @TheRenaissanceAmazon
      @TheRenaissanceAmazon 11 месяцев назад +1

      Do you ever go to Haiti?

    • @dop3keyz
      @dop3keyz 11 месяцев назад

      No but I went to Dominican Republic a month ago ! They didn’t think I was Haitian, they thought I was either Dominican or American.

  • @oscaradeaza1203
    @oscaradeaza1203 Год назад +27

    I’ve been to Haiti when I was about 7 years old, my Dominican father used to work there. We would visit there and visit his friends there at least 3 times. The drive over there is very bumpy, going into the neighborhood there is very slim and up the mountain, many sliding doors to homes. It was an experience, I forgot what dad did on the countryside; families were washing themselves nearby the shore and there is a sandy road between(order: mountain, road, shore). It is very hot and often beautiful mango trees and city. We pretty much lived in a shared house. They spoken a bit of English and a lot of French.

    • @mariotheundying
      @mariotheundying Год назад +2

      They have a variation of french but not french itself, there are different words, pronunciations and all that jazz

    • @MoisePicard-no9by
      @MoisePicard-no9by Год назад

      ​@@mariotheundyingFrench is French.

    • @mariotheundying
      @mariotheundying Год назад +3

      @@MoisePicard-no9by unfortunately for you their language is considered a different one

    • @sravasaksitam
      @sravasaksitam Год назад

      @@MoisePicard-no9bymost Haitians don't speak French

    • @sravasaksitam
      @sravasaksitam Год назад

      sounds like Haiti alright

  • @ryenick28
    @ryenick28 Год назад +14

    This is I think is the most simple yet comprehensive explanation I have ever watched. Kudos!

  • @Mena142
    @Mena142 Год назад +27

    As a Dominican, there was so much about Haiti's history that I ignored...thank you for creating this video, now I'm capable of empathizing even more with the situation over there

    • @dannicatzer305
      @dannicatzer305 Год назад +5

      Didn't they invade and occupy your country and it took a war to kick them out...

    • @N3xtStopHell
      @N3xtStopHell Год назад +5

      @@dannicatzer305yup. They left too much out

    • @dannicatzer305
      @dannicatzer305 Год назад

      @@N3xtStopHell I noticed, didn't even mention the mass butchery of men women and children whose only crime was being white

    • @ClaudioJimenez-wr6ix
      @ClaudioJimenez-wr6ix Год назад

      @@dannicatzer305 As a matter of fact, we declared independence from them in 1844 and still in 2023 some elites bring that s**t up as red meat to cause division between the two peoples, creating distrust and hate. Then, the international community accuse all Dominicans of racism and many gullible believe it to be true. Poor Hatians and Dominicans have lived together peacefully for decades.

    • @babyamyxo-o6c
      @babyamyxo-o6c 11 месяцев назад

      @@N3xtStopHell It's on purpose. These channels deliberately glorify dark skin people and condemn & vilify light skin people.

  • @JuanGomez-iq1vn
    @JuanGomez-iq1vn Год назад +26

    I know a Haitian brother here in the United States he is a good man and tells me about his land suffering poverty & crime increase

  • @blava3155
    @blava3155 Год назад +54

    I really wish subtitles get added to this amazing video so that it could reach and help more people. As a non native English speaker, I very much appreciate subtitles in informative videos like this one. Thank you ❤

    • @theawesomeman9821
      @theawesomeman9821 Год назад +5

      there is a caption option for subtitles if you click on the upper right side of the video.

    • @blava3155
      @blava3155 Год назад +3

      @@theawesomeman9821 thank you but that's auto-generated by RUclips and is not very reliable or presented well like a manually added one that many other RUclips channels have :/

    • @taurus10033
      @taurus10033 Год назад

      Turn on the captions

    • @faraona6007
      @faraona6007 Год назад

      @@theawesomeman9821 No siempre lo traduce

    • @blava3155
      @blava3155 Год назад +1

      @@taurus10033 They have been added now, yes. Thank you!

  • @jovianharris6513
    @jovianharris6513 Год назад +69

    It painful to live in Jamaica and see these things happen to other people. It hard to digest

    • @sutapasbhattacharya9471
      @sutapasbhattacharya9471 Год назад +4

      In regard to European Colonialism and the creation of the First World/Third World distinction, the story of India under Britis occupation is informative:
      India actually had the world's largest economy (over 25% of global GDP) in the early 18th Century prior to British occupation, deindustrialization and looting of India's resources. Research published by Columbia UP in 2018 showed that the British stole about US45 Trillion from India from 1757-1938 (see Prof. Jason Hickel's article online about how modern Britain was built with loot from India). Britain's Industrial Revolution and much Western development was financed by 'loot' (Hindi for plunder) from India. India's world leading textile industry was systematically eliminated by the Brits so that Britain's new industrial cotton industry [copying Indian techniques and styles - e.g. 'Paisley'] could develop as 19th Century historians H.H. Wilson and Friedrich List both noted. This included tariff barriers, making India a monopolized Captive Market for British goods and breaking weavers fingers and even cutting off thumbs of the famed Dhaka Muslin weavers. Governor General Bentinck wrote that the plains of India are bleached with the bones of her weavers. India had produced the best steel in the world (Wootz) as recognized by English experts in the 1790s - and Sheffield copied its methods. French and British colonial observers noted that 18th Century India made cannon and muskets as good as any in Europe but arms production was eliminated. The oldest seaworthy ship in the Royal Navy HMS Trincomalee was built by an Indian Co. in 1817 but British competitors stopped shipbuilding in India. When 19th Century Indian engineers showed that they could design and build locomotives, this was of course suppressed. It was not until the 1914-18 Great War in Europe that India was allowed to develop some industrial capacity - then only due to Britain's emergency needs. They also killed tens of millions of the poorest in about 3 dozen famines created by Britain stealing India's foodgrains for British profit and Food Security. Robert Clive returned from Bengal with his 'loot' as the richest non-monarch in Europe and his East India Co. mafia became the super-rich new elite known as 'nobs' (from 'nabobs') whilst up to 1/3 of the population of Bengal, Bihar and Orissa (up to 10 million) died in the 1770 Great Bengal Famine created by their rapacity - as predicted by Richard Becher (a relative of novelist William Thackeray). This led to Europe's first Credit Crunch in 1772 when dozens of banks collapsed in days as Indian loot financing Western development dried up for a while. The EIC started peddling Indian opium to China from 1770 (kidnapping children to work on opium plantations etc.) which brought Britain 1/7 of its export revenues for 140 years. In 1877 Cornelius Walford showed that there were 30 famines in British-occupied India in just 120 years compared to 17 famines in all of India in the previous 2,000 years. This was because native Hindu and Indianized Muslim rulers acted to prevent and alleviate famines. The British created them with their profiteering, hoarding and exporting for Britain's profit and Food Security [it was Industrial Britain that did not grow enough food to feed itself - until after 1945 - India as a whole always did]. The Disraeli regime even set up Death Camps for victims of the 1877 manmade famine in Madras Province - giving famine victims less starvation rations for hard labour than given in Buchenwald - killing 94% of inmates. 5-7 million died whilst record amounts of Indian grain exports lowered prices in Britain and the West. Famine survivors were coerced into the new slavery of indentured labour in the Caribbean etc. Disraeli organized the biggest feast in human history, the 1877 Delhi Durbar, to celebrate Vicky being named Empress of India whilst 100,000 a week died in South India. In 1901 The Lancet estimated conservatively from the census that 19 million had died of starvation in Western India during the 1890s due to British policies. In 1936 George Orwell wrote in Road to Wigan Pier that 100 million Indians must be forced to the edge of starvation so that the British can live in comfort. As late as 1942-3, Hindu-hating White Supremacist Winston Churchill was responsible for killing millions in Bengal due to Nazi-like Collective Punishment of Bengal and - after British cover-ups were blown by the press in 1943, preventing Food Aid from other countries reaching Bengal, diverting US, Canadian and Australian grain to the UK. As ever, there were surplus food stocks in India as a whole but the Brits ensured they didn't get to Bengal. Even the Nazis allowed Red Cross Food Aid to Greek Famine victims in 1941. Many Westerners still believe the British propaganda myths, first concocted by James Mill (father of J.S. Mill) who was 2nd in Command of the EIC - that India was a Land of Eternal Poverty and Famine and the cause of this was Hinduism which had supposedly remained unchanged for 3,000 years. In truth, India had been famed for its wealth prior to British looting. The Romans complained of the Silver Drain to India in return for Indian exports. Columbus told his sponsors that he was seeking a new route to the fabled wealth and riches of India. In 1616 English ambassador wrote that Delhi was the Treasury of the World. In fact it was the economic Silver Drain to India due to India's successful exports that prompted the British Conquest - taking advantage of the power vacuum that arose as the Hindu Marathas had defeated the Mughals in battle - but maintained a figurehead Mughal emperor.

    • @thankflame3354
      @thankflame3354 Год назад +7

      They could have just not rebelled and Britain would have probably annexed the colony after the napoleonic wars it could have been like Jamaica maybe even a union should have left it compadre Jamaica two haiti and Jamaica got lucky

    • @mjay76
      @mjay76 Год назад +4

      @@thankflame3354what

    • @rpgvag
      @rpgvag Год назад +5

      ​@@thankflame3354... SMH... You obviously understood nothing SMH

    • @thankflame3354
      @thankflame3354 Год назад

      @@rpgvag A what do u mean Bi fink I now what I am saying

  • @pedrorodriguez7601
    @pedrorodriguez7601 Год назад +23

    As a dominican i pray to god for Haiti to recover all the gangs and corrupt government must stop 🙏

  • @zykloniumgoyoxide3199
    @zykloniumgoyoxide3199 Год назад +132

    The history of Haiti is hysterical. They revolted and killed off all the colonists, dressed up in their clothes, mimicked the culture and proceeded to starve themselves into oblivion lmao.

    • @trashme7556
      @trashme7556 Год назад

      @tyroneyomom8677 how are they stupid they literally got taxxed for 21 billions

    • @sadefan536
      @sadefan536 10 месяцев назад

      Moron alert 😂

    • @strictlynorton
      @strictlynorton 10 месяцев назад +21

      There you go.... noticing 😂

    • @Lambdamale.
      @Lambdamale. 10 месяцев назад

      Yes. And this observation is what lead the American southerners to conclude blacks, mulatto etc, are only able to imitate the intelligence and culture of the white man, but as soon as the white man is removed, they descend back into "Africanism" ...(Mot saying I agree, but that's what thry wrote)

    • @JulianBeiYoutube
      @JulianBeiYoutube 10 месяцев назад

      You missed the point, where all major powers repeatedly enforced the decline.

  • @matthewbailey1040
    @matthewbailey1040 Год назад +34

    Isn’t it strange how the Dominican republic on the same island has far fewer problems than Haiti? If you look at the island using Google earth, you can physically see the political border. on Haiti’s side nearly all the trees have been cut down, but directly on the other side of the border in DR there are lush forest.

    • @izzy3166
      @izzy3166 Год назад +16

      Because DR doesn’t mess around, when it comes to deforestation, while Haiti is another story.

    • @Getloose360
      @Getloose360 Год назад +2

      @@izzy3166it’s not that simple

    • @izzy3166
      @izzy3166 Год назад +2

      @@Getloose360 Doesn’t matter, since that country will always keep changing for the worse.

    • @mariotheundying
      @mariotheundying Год назад

      I don't think it would be legal to cut a tree of a country you aren't a citizen of and also have no permit, it would be also illegal to go into another country, well, illegaly
      I'm not saying Haitians are bad btw and destroy trees cuz evil, but we have to remember that Haiti is Anarchy and the gangs are it's government

    • @F.U.B.A.H.O.R
      @F.U.B.A.H.O.R Год назад +18

      Because Dominicans work hard for what they have achieved instead of invading their neighbors trying to steal.

  • @TheRenaissanceAmazon
    @TheRenaissanceAmazon 11 месяцев назад +12

    It sounds like Haiti destroyed Haiti

    • @LaurenceDay-d2p
      @LaurenceDay-d2p 6 месяцев назад

      Now they all want to move to the USA. Biden will welcome them.

  • @bertimus7031
    @bertimus7031 Год назад +9

    The people of Haiti destroyed Haiti

  • @platanoverde10003
    @platanoverde10003 Год назад +22

    Omg, he skipped the invasion of Haiti to the Spanish side of the island....it last 22 year!!
    Dominicans got their independence from Haiti...!!!

  • @LarryS-v1q
    @LarryS-v1q Год назад +14

    Is there some kind of difference between Haiti and many African countries being trashed today? Corruption and incompetence is the norm.

    • @terejosh13
      @terejosh13 Год назад +2

      colonization and usage of people is the norm for some people 😮

    • @MasterChiefFloyd
      @MasterChiefFloyd Год назад +3

      @@terejosh13
      low IQ and prevalence for violence is the norm for your people

    • @jayc1139
      @jayc1139 Год назад +5

      Well it's a cultural problem. When it comes to Africa, their corruption extends from their tribal cultural mindset. Giving primitive tribes control over Western style government, of which those tribes don't have the same ideals to successfully run that form of government. After all...running a tribe is different than running an entire country with multiple peoples from different other cultures and languages. It took well over 1,000 years for Western Europe to be as it is today after Rome fell (due to the ''bringing of ''civilization'' to various areas of Europe). Much more free and equal, and as little corruption as possible. It'll take a long long time before African countries can catch up.

    • @LarryS-v1q
      @LarryS-v1q Год назад

      @@jayc1139 I dont think they have a thousand years to catch up or experiment. When they stop fighting, they continents population increases. They cant feed themselves now. If you give poor people as much food as they need, its been proven many times, the population goes gang busters.

    • @yangerjamir0906
      @yangerjamir0906 Год назад

      @terejosh, my country has suffered under British colonialism for 300 years and we're not blaming colonialism for our country's current shortcomings. If you wanna know the country is India.

  • @andrewst9797
    @andrewst9797 Год назад +19

    The world?
    Not me.

  • @jesseh5084
    @jesseh5084 Год назад +10

    Haiti did it to themselves. Countless countries tried to help Haiti. Money just disappears there lol.

    • @Kstunnnaman23
      @Kstunnnaman23 4 месяца назад

      yea like a billion dollars in the hands of the clinton foundation during the earthquakes....go figure

  • @abdirahmanmahdi9458
    @abdirahmanmahdi9458 Год назад +22

    I didnt know that much about Haiti, I learned many interesting n fascinating things. I Pray Haiti will have a better future.

    • @thankflame3354
      @thankflame3354 Год назад +1

      I don’t fink so the USA has two much influence dictators are also easy two control when u dominate the sea and trade with it (ur foughts) weLl wHaT AboUt chIna (me) we’ll because of it being from the Panama Canal and it’s in the USA natural spears of influence (ur foughts) We’ll whAT abOut thE uN HUH (me) we’ll because of Ukrainian war Syrians civil war same with Iraqis civil war also even then the remains of the money that Haiti does have government takes leaving the rest of the nation poor alone controlled buy people who don’t care about it and are selling it to the USA while the people suffer alone for a long time I hope one day things will be better

  • @oa7211
    @oa7211 Год назад +31

    In 1922, the rest of Haiti's debt to France was moved to be paid to American investors. It took until 1947 - about 122 years - for Haiti to finally pay off all the associated interest to the National City Bank of New York (now Citibank).

  • @brian1192
    @brian1192 Год назад +13

    It’s mind blowing to me that they paid the debt back to the French and how long it took them to pay it off, crazy

    • @celestejodi
      @celestejodi 9 месяцев назад

      what debt

    • @Flexed_qt
      @Flexed_qt 9 месяцев назад

      ​@@celestejodiAfter Haiti won against the French France came back and demanded that Haiti pays money for the island because they Stole it off them by winning the war.

  • @randomtop10s98
    @randomtop10s98 Год назад +1

    Good videos man keep up the good work! So much interesting

  • @art_hist_2000
    @art_hist_2000 Год назад +68

    I really love your videos, dude! Continue this way! 😁😁😁 Can you do a video about Madagascar? It is currently considered as the only country in the world which had known a drop of its GDP per capita without knowing any war since 60 years, despite the resources of the country. That would be interesting in my opinion!

  • @nunyabidness117
    @nunyabidness117 Год назад +32

    My ex-gf's church wanted to go to Haiti to help rebuild after the earthquake until they were informed they would have to pay a bribe to do so. So they went elsewhere. If Haiti had a shred of ethics they would have dug themselves out by now. Poverty doesn't cause crime. Crime causes poverty.

    • @michealmcneal2259
      @michealmcneal2259 Год назад +6

      Youve never seen true poverty and hopelessness. Poverty absolutely causes crime. No one starves to death willingly. Youll steal long before your kids starve to death. Highest crime areas are always in the most poverty ridden areas. From the projects, to the trailor parks. When decent paying factories and jobs move out of a city crime goes up, with out fail. There have been plenty of cities and towns in which the factories moved out/closed down and then crime went up. The rust belt is a real thing. And when your whole gold reserves gets stolen, your country has to pay France for over 100 years, no one will trade with you, you arent going to have a good time fiscally as a country, more desperate a country gets the more likely you are to end up with a dictator. I can point you to several examples of that as well. Corruption rises, things get worse. Military takes over, things get worse. Its a cycle.

    • @nunyabidness117
      @nunyabidness117 Год назад +10

      @michealmcneal2259 The progression doesn't go from prosperity to absolute poverty overnight. US business would have invested in Haiti and built factories to take advantage of their low labor rates long before it got so bad if it wasn't so corrupt and dangerous.

    • @michealmcneal2259
      @michealmcneal2259 Год назад

      @@nunyabidness117 it absolutely can go really bad really fast. See anderson indiana. In Haiti some of those same corps had Haiti's president overthrown. Not to mention all those times we either tried to influence an election. Straight up killed a president, threatened, stole, used sanctions, ect. People cant just pull themselves up by their bootstraps. Especially not when everything is against them. If I dropped you off in haiti with nothing your dead in a couple days. But you expect the same people to figure it out.

    • @geovannysarmiento1018
      @geovannysarmiento1018 Месяц назад

      @@michealmcneal2259 República Dominicana ha estado en tiempos de pobreza extrema y total abandono por parte de España durante la colonia, y no nos matabamos entre nosotros, en vez de juzgar lo que el otro hace, copienlo. La reproduccipon masiva, la delincuencia, la falta de ética son quienes tienen a ese país hundido. Mientras RD progresaba lentamente, Haití solo que quedaba mirando y juzgando y se quedó estancado, es decir, mientras otros trabajaban, Haití se quedaba de los brazos cruzados o trataba de impedir su progreso. La envidia no los dejó avanzar, esto no se aplica sólo en la geopolítica, si no tambien en las relaciones interpersonales.

  • @wizzyno1566
    @wizzyno1566 Год назад +11

    Lol. The ex-slaves recreated slavery but called it something different. So thats okay 😂😂😂
    Theyve had 200 years to sort themselves out but have failed.

  • @ronkonkoma4223
    @ronkonkoma4223 Месяц назад +2

    When the majority of people in a country believe in Magical potions, Wizards, Sorcerers, spells and Curses over good values, hard work, unity and sticking with the family you create, you're never going to get anywhere.

  • @reyinfante5553
    @reyinfante5553 Год назад +34

    It is not only the world, but the Haitians who took over Haiti well. Looks like a cultural thing, Germany and Japan rose from the ashes, Haiti and other African nations when they got their independence, go downward.

    • @alquinn8576
      @alquinn8576 Год назад +11

      yup, culture and institutions matter far more than almost anyone acknowledges

    • @lolitachandler450
      @lolitachandler450 11 месяцев назад +2

      The first step in Haiti's recovery would be for them to seek and turn to God whole-heartedly and then I believe that the Spirit of God would lead and guide them in the way that they should go.

    • @bigevil1001
      @bigevil1001 8 месяцев назад

      A prosperous black nation is incompatible with the narrative.

    • @hojn.
      @hojn. 8 месяцев назад +2

      haiti isn't even in africa bruh you're just sounding racist 😭😌

    • @PeruvianPotato
      @PeruvianPotato 6 месяцев назад

      Ah yes because your average East German in 1967 totally didn't try to escape

  • @stephenmoerlein8470
    @stephenmoerlein8470 Год назад +19

    interesting that Haiti was once so rich. Thanks for posting this history.

    • @bastianx8772
      @bastianx8772 Год назад +2

      When did they were rich?? During the natives era or during the exploitation era??

    • @idontfukncareabout
      @idontfukncareabout Год назад +10

      The french were rich not the haitians😂

    • @shalbec3232
      @shalbec3232 Год назад +3

      Hatians were never rich😂 it was the french

  • @yodorob
    @yodorob Год назад +18

    Argentina and Greece (for all their economic challenges) are objectively a lot better off than Haiti, and even Venezuela (in its present declined state) is objectively still somewhat better off than Haiti. Haiti really is the Sub-Saharan Africa of the Western Hemisphere in a lot of ways.

    • @TaLeng2023
      @TaLeng2023 Год назад +1

      I still feel lucky living in the Philippines. It's by no means good but still seem way better than Haiti's current situation. I hope they eventually get their bearings and fare better, hopefully sooner.

  • @alexlents4689
    @alexlents4689 10 месяцев назад +2

    When looking at Port-au-Prince on Google Earth, even though it has a population of over a million people, the infrastructure is on par with an obscure town of only a few thousand in most countries: there’s almost no paved roads, no real highways, no building is more than 4 or 5 stories tall, and just about every piece of public infrastructure is in visibly poor condition. Even from the air, it’s obvious how utterly and thoroughly broken Haiti is. It’s so frustrating how basically no one with power in this colorful country’s entire history cared. It was built largely by greed, run by greed, and is now being destroyed by greed. Just tragic all around.

  • @bramwell6804
    @bramwell6804 Год назад +9

    Do you talk to Hoser and plan a more in dept video to go with his? Or did you guys just release a video about the same country 2 days apart? Great Video, love the channel!

    • @CasualScholar
      @CasualScholar  Год назад +3

      Honestly just a strange coincidence but thank you so much! Very happy you enjoyed :)

  • @djfmitv
    @djfmitv Год назад +4

    It's interesting that even in student union politics Haiti is held to randsom: can remember that in 2010, a welsh student union president had (with the protection of the university) stolen Haiti Earthquake Appeal funds raised from a successful event that was meant to help the Haitians recover from the disaster. That president used the funds to pay the debt of a failed event they set up, with not one penny actually being used for the purposes it was meant. Of course like any other corrupt official, they never faced charges or investigation because they were protected by the university (who themselves were suspected of taking advantage of International Student's finances for their own ends). Looking back a decade later and it's just utterly saddening that there was always a corrupt busybody looking to profit from the continuing disaster of the Haitians - more should've stood up to help 😔

  • @ThisSheetB4RealYo
    @ThisSheetB4RealYo Год назад +4

    I learned so much. Thank you

  • @rodinidarang
    @rodinidarang 5 месяцев назад +3

    The fact that Haiti still stands after all this is crazy

  • @A_Legal_Immigrant_1776
    @A_Legal_Immigrant_1776 Год назад +28

    Correction: Not the world. Their own selves.

    • @bandthoven175
      @bandthoven175 Год назад

      Hi racist Dominican

    • @royce0023
      @royce0023 9 месяцев назад +2

      exactlyyyyy.... HAITI Destroyed Haiti

    • @thecoin5394
      @thecoin5394 7 месяцев назад

      ​@@royce0023No, its the US 😅

    • @arthurm.358
      @arthurm.358 6 месяцев назад

      It's actually both

  • @cassandrarocha7369
    @cassandrarocha7369 Год назад +8

    This is so gross. I can’t believe those poor people went through that.

  • @n9zmn
    @n9zmn Год назад +24

    I lived and worked in PAP in ‘78-79. Something I noticed back, then was a shortsighted mentality. I’m not condemning this is wrong, I believe it was the only option for so many people. There was a case or some missionaries brought in a bunch of chickens to be used in bread for producing eggs. Evidently after the first round, the missionaries had to leave and came back to find all the chickens have been butchered and sold for meat. The Haitians were some of the most beautiful, loving, happy and optimistic people I’ve ever met in my life. I still cherish the warmest of memories for my time there.

    • @LOUNGELIQ
      @LOUNGELIQ Год назад +24

      Unfortunately, beautiful, loving, happy and optimistic does not equal intelligence.

    • @dannicatzer305
      @dannicatzer305 Год назад +3

      @@LOUNGELIQ Damn, cold hard facts there...

    • @herkulean5895
      @herkulean5895 Год назад

      ​​@@LOUNGELIQI don't think you're serious, Haitians are one of the smartest people on planet earth, a people that created it's own language while in slavery without knowing to read or write since it was forbidden from the master, lack of opportunities and fair play in the market, and selected governments by the western countries crippled it's people, intelligence I'm pretty sure that's not an issue, Haitians are one of the people wherever they go they speak the language faster than any other people

    • @halloanalle1865
      @halloanalle1865 Год назад +1

      @@LOUNGELIQ Damn ☠

    • @yu.3806
      @yu.3806 11 месяцев назад

      ​@@LOUNGELIQ only if we had nuke to fight back . We are smart people

  • @KermitDominicano
    @KermitDominicano 10 месяцев назад +2

    May all of Hispanola prosper 🙏🇭🇹🇩🇴
    Haiti’s financial exploitation by France and the US must not be forgotten no matter how hard these apologists try

  • @apricotcomputers3943
    @apricotcomputers3943 9 месяцев назад +9

    The world is the world... Haiti destroyed Haiti! Own up to it

    • @wiseguy240Winston
      @wiseguy240Winston 4 месяца назад

      @@apricotcomputers3943 actually the French takes a huge part in that outcome

  • @quantruong9078
    @quantruong9078 Год назад +7

    Haiti can't blame nobody but themselves..after all these yrs the country is getting worse and worse....so u can't blame the past

  • @auslatino8944
    @auslatino8944 Год назад +16

    I was in Chile for a month so many Haitians there, surprised me for sure

    • @faraona6007
      @faraona6007 Год назад

      En Rep don hay más de 5 millones, y están acabando con la fauna y los bosques.
      En estos días tuvieron que enviar en ejército, porque los🇭🇹 están acabando con el parque nacional los haitises , una zona declarada protegida

    • @vladtheimpalerofd1rtypajee316
      @vladtheimpalerofd1rtypajee316 Год назад

      May Haiti develop to such a level that desperate Indians will come to beg for jobs and residency.

    • @yu.3806
      @yu.3806 11 месяцев назад

      God is good . We will rise again

  • @LadyGwynhwfar
    @LadyGwynhwfar 10 месяцев назад +3

    The Haitians themselves have to take responsibility for the violence they inflict on each other.

  • @oa7211
    @oa7211 Год назад +7

    After Haiti won its independence, the powers of the era. Haiti is still paying for their audacity!!! France issued a decree stating France would recognize Haitian independence but only at the price of 150 million francs - or around 10 times the amount the U.S. had paid for the Louisiana territory. The sum was meant to compensate the French colonists for their lost revenues from slavery.

    • @tompatompsson
      @tompatompsson Год назад +1

      Yeah it's estimated that Haiti had to pay a total of 560 million dollars in todays money. Meanwhile they got 13 billion dollars between 2011-2021 in foreign aid.

  • @andyrewchase
    @andyrewchase Год назад +20

    The best Haitian historical recap on the planet.

    • @CasualScholar
      @CasualScholar  Год назад +1

      Thank you, I really appreciate that!

    • @andyrewchase
      @andyrewchase Год назад

      How many researchers do you work with to get this in-depth of a video? It was so informative, I love deep diving in geographic history.

    • @CasualScholar
      @CasualScholar  Год назад +4

      @@andyrewchase I actually work on the channel alone! Everything from narration to research and editing.

    • @andyrewchase
      @andyrewchase Год назад +1

      Great work, I am your newest subscriber.

    • @norditico5679
      @norditico5679 Год назад

      I’m curious. What credentials do you bare in order to make such statement?

  • @CelloandAnayaJ
    @CelloandAnayaJ Год назад +85

    Seems blaming everyone is part of the problem

    • @paisan8766
      @paisan8766 Год назад

      If you watch this and don’t think France raped Haiti repeatedly, then you have a comprehension problem.

    • @RozyRoPink150
      @RozyRoPink150 Год назад +14

      Yes everyone is to blame… the victim mentality all the time

    • @sadefan536
      @sadefan536 10 месяцев назад

      Seems like your speaking about shit you don’t know about

    • @leloupdessteppes3228
      @leloupdessteppes3228 10 месяцев назад +7

      Coming from the Caribbean it is deeply ingrained in the mentality. Even when people steal, lie or kill. It’s never their fault its always the others. I’m exhausted of this shit.

    • @sadefan536
      @sadefan536 10 месяцев назад +3

      @@leloupdessteppes3228 as a Caribbean you should know that this isn’t what it is educate yourself don’t be the ignorant person sucking up with online colonizers learn about the Haitian massacre of 1937 then make a comment.

  • @keithrezendes6913
    @keithrezendes6913 Год назад +4

    That predatory loan to France is so messed up. Billions that took 122 years to pay off. Plus banks were own by France.

  • @liuyusi125
    @liuyusi125 Год назад +24

    The earth quake was 13 years ago… while it was tragic, it’s shameful that the country just halted because of that.
    It’s your own damn country, do something… 😢

  • @amarjeetsinghkachura
    @amarjeetsinghkachura Год назад +20

    My uncle is in Indian Army and was on a mission of un peace keeping force, and spent a whole year there to maintain law and order.

  • @MrDamon888
    @MrDamon888 Год назад +39

    Yep. It’s always someone else’s fault.

    • @abduljunaid4220
      @abduljunaid4220 Год назад +5

      So you didn’t watch the video and just wanted to talk down on Haitians I guess

    • @Real_vanGogh
      @Real_vanGogh Год назад

      Just like african countries always give the old colonial powers the fault of todays misery in their country. They’ll never improve.

    • @sravasaksitam
      @sravasaksitam Год назад +1

      @@abduljunaid4220What else is new?

    • @SnoozeOnYouTube
      @SnoozeOnYouTube 11 месяцев назад +6

      ​@@abduljunaid4220 The video is extremely generous to Haiti and completely leaves out the part where Haiti tried to enslave the DR. Tell me how it's some other countries fault that Haitian officials stole BILLIONS of dollars in relief funds. Tell me how it's other countries fault that Haiti fell back into anarchy after we stabilized the country and removed the dictator that HAITIANS begged us to help with.

    • @thenecessaryevil410
      @thenecessaryevil410 11 месяцев назад

      @@SnoozeOnRUclips That’s the biggest lie ever created by you Dominicans

  • @frederickhart2242
    @frederickhart2242 8 месяцев назад

    amazing video thank you so much God bless you guys

  • @almighty3946
    @almighty3946 Год назад +16

    Third video on Haiti in the last week

    • @maYTeus
      @maYTeus Год назад +5

      it's funny how everyone does the same topic at the same time 😂

    • @thankflame3354
      @thankflame3354 Год назад +2

      Haiti week

    • @faraona6007
      @faraona6007 Год назад

      Y ningunos hablan de las invasiones a los dominicanos.
      Todos ocultan la masacre ordenada por Dessaline a los blancos y mulatos dominicanos

  • @weego2585
    @weego2585 Год назад +121

    Such a shame a country with a rich history became such a hell hole.

    • @thankflame3354
      @thankflame3354 Год назад +18

      Yep just like Venezuela just replace dictators and sugar with oil

    • @Tethloach1
      @Tethloach1 Год назад +12

      It is a cruel world, a complicated world.

    • @sutapasbhattacharya9471
      @sutapasbhattacharya9471 Год назад +7

      In regard to European Colonialism and the creation of the First World/Third World distinction, the story of India under Britis occupation is informative:
      India actually had the world's largest economy (over 25% of global GDP) in the early 18th Century prior to British occupation, deindustrialization and looting of India's resources. Research published by Columbia UP in 2018 showed that the British stole about US45 Trillion from India from 1757-1938 (see Prof. Jason Hickel's article online about how modern Britain was built with loot from India). Britain's Industrial Revolution and much Western development was financed by 'loot' (Hindi for plunder) from India. India's world leading textile industry was systematically eliminated by the Brits so that Britain's new industrial cotton industry [copying Indian techniques and styles - e.g. 'Paisley'] could develop as 19th Century historians H.H. Wilson and Friedrich List both noted. This included tariff barriers, making India a monopolized Captive Market for British goods and breaking weavers fingers and even cutting off thumbs of the famed Dhaka Muslin weavers. Governor General Bentinck wrote that the plains of India are bleached with the bones of her weavers. India had produced the best steel in the world (Wootz) as recognized by English experts in the 1790s - and Sheffield copied its methods. French and British colonial observers noted that 18th Century India made cannon and muskets as good as any in Europe but arms production was eliminated. The oldest seaworthy ship in the Royal Navy HMS Trincomalee was built by an Indian Co. in 1817 but British competitors stopped shipbuilding in India. When 19th Century Indian engineers showed that they could design and build locomotives, this was of course suppressed. It was not until the 1914-18 Great War in Europe that India was allowed to develop some industrial capacity - then only due to Britain's emergency needs. They also killed tens of millions of the poorest in about 3 dozen famines created by Britain stealing India's foodgrains for British profit and Food Security. Robert Clive returned from Bengal with his 'loot' as the richest non-monarch in Europe and his East India Co. mafia became the super-rich new elite known as 'nobs' (from 'nabobs') whilst up to 1/3 of the population of Bengal, Bihar and Orissa (up to 10 million) died in the 1770 Great Bengal Famine created by their rapacity - as predicted by Richard Becher (a relative of novelist William Thackeray). This led to Europe's first Credit Crunch in 1772 when dozens of banks collapsed in days as Indian loot financing Western development dried up for a while. The EIC started peddling Indian opium to China from 1770 (kidnapping children to work on opium plantations etc.) which brought Britain 1/7 of its export revenues for 140 years. In 1877 Cornelius Walford showed that there were 30 famines in British-occupied India in just 120 years compared to 17 famines in all of India in the previous 2,000 years. This was because native Hindu and Indianized Muslim rulers acted to prevent and alleviate famines. The British created them with their profiteering, hoarding and exporting for Britain's profit and Food Security [it was Industrial Britain that did not grow enough food to feed itself - until after 1945 - India as a whole always did]. The Disraeli regime even set up Death Camps for victims of the 1877 manmade famine in Madras Province - giving famine victims less starvation rations for hard labour than given in Buchenwald - killing 94% of inmates. 5-7 million died whilst record amounts of Indian grain exports lowered prices in Britain and the West. Famine survivors were coerced into the new slavery of indentured labour in the Caribbean etc. Disraeli organized the biggest feast in human history, the 1877 Delhi Durbar, to celebrate Vicky being named Empress of India whilst 100,000 a week died in South India. In 1901 The Lancet estimated conservatively from the census that 19 million had died of starvation in Western India during the 1890s due to British policies. In 1936 George Orwell wrote in Road to Wigan Pier that 100 million Indians must be forced to the edge of starvation so that the British can live in comfort. As late as 1942-3, Hindu-hating White Supremacist Winston Churchill was responsible for killing millions in Bengal due to Nazi-like Collective Punishment of Bengal and - after British cover-ups were blown by the press in 1943, preventing Food Aid from other countries reaching Bengal, diverting US, Canadian and Australian grain to the UK. As ever, there were surplus food stocks in India as a whole but the Brits ensured they didn't get to Bengal. Even the Nazis allowed Red Cross Food Aid to Greek Famine victims in 1941. Many Westerners still believe the British propaganda myths, first concocted by James Mill (father of J.S. Mill) who was 2nd in Command of the EIC - that India was a Land of Eternal Poverty and Famine and the cause of this was Hinduism which had supposedly remained unchanged for 3,000 years. In truth, India had been famed for its wealth prior to British looting. The Romans complained of the Silver Drain to India in return for Indian exports. Columbus told his sponsors that he was seeking a new route to the fabled wealth and riches of India. In 1616 English ambassador wrote that Delhi was the Treasury of the World. In fact it was the economic Silver Drain to India due to India's successful exports that prompted the British Conquest - taking advantage of the power vacuum that arose as the Hindu Marathas had defeated the Mughals in battle - but maintained a figurehead Mughal emperor.

    • @f.b.lagent1113
      @f.b.lagent1113 Год назад

      @@sutapasbhattacharya9471 all of those people are long gone no hone has nothing to do with it today, and much of those figures are fake and misleading by activist “researchers”, copy paste bot.

    • @gisellefrank6897
      @gisellefrank6897 Год назад

      Yeah because our independence white supremacists didn't like that united States, Canada and France are working together to destroyed Haiti

  • @largelarry2126
    @largelarry2126 Год назад +35

    They are unable to govern themselves without outside help. Everyone who can, was run out of the country, so now it's up to them. Like a lot of other country's, they find it hard to get anything done if it's citizens aren't paying taxes and always have there hand out asking for someone else's money. Haiti is in the same boat as Central African Republic, South Sudan, Niger, Somalia and so on, they are all unable to govern themselves and never seem to get any better.

    • @alittlebitgone
      @alittlebitgone Год назад +15

      Yes, now it's up to them, after everything of value has been stolen from them.

    • @WKRP187
      @WKRP187 Год назад

      ​@@alittlebitgoneWell welcome to the world!! That's the way it's always been and the way it will always be.. You think Ghangis Khan left all the money and treasure when he conquered his empires, The Spanish in Mexico ,The Crusades, The Nazis, Uk in India, The Jews slaughtered in WW2.... They all came back from being conquered or occupied etc. and are doing pretty well for themselves now... So enough with your bad white guy narrative and start holding ppl and entire countries a little bit responsible for their own well being... Just a thought

    • @zackyezek3760
      @zackyezek3760 Год назад +14

      @@alittlebitgonewhat of value was stolen, exactly?
      This area was basically one giant sugar plantation run by slave labor. The slaves rebelled successfully, the sugar plantation got trashed between the revolt & everyone else fleeing, and wider world basically just walled off & wrote off the place after that. It wasn’t a giant silver and gold mine (like Argentina and other places), where colonists pillaging the natural wealth is at least a reasonable narrative. It’s quite telling that the period of US rule was better for the locals than the previous or ensuing century of local sovereignty.

    • @anthonymanderson7671
      @anthonymanderson7671 Год назад +1

      True

    • @AussieAdventures77
      @AussieAdventures77 Год назад +7

      @@alittlebitgonenothing was stolen from them. Nobody lived there.
      Europeans colonized basically the whole world because no other race could. Still that way today.

  • @OakPines
    @OakPines Год назад +3

    Haiti in terms of honor, revolution for human dignity, and still marching on, that alone makes Haiti one of the richest countries in the world. Haiti is still here by GOD grace. Amen

  • @calibos3329
    @calibos3329 Год назад +20

    Successful countries are not created by looking for hand-outs and help from other countries. At the end of the day, every country has its own motives and its interests. Hati will never be successful until it fixes it's own internal issues and quits looking for outside assistance.

    • @j.d.garcia2757
      @j.d.garcia2757 10 месяцев назад

      Haiti never ask for outside help 😢😢the abuse countries go inside like EEUU and take the control of Haiti!!!

    • @JM-vj7we
      @JM-vj7we 10 месяцев назад +2

      Tell Israel that!

  • @stevene6181
    @stevene6181 Год назад +8

    Unpopular opinion: Haiti should do a 100 year lease to a wealthy country and let them fix it. Kinda like China did with Hong Kong or Macau. Or sell it to bezos or musk.

    • @bracedgod4505
      @bracedgod4505 Год назад +3

      Yeah they're never gonna be able to do it on their own

    • @globalreviews6657
      @globalreviews6657 Год назад +3

      Na… USA should just force France to pay back all those billions since they claim to be democratic… Plus return the gold stolen from Haiti’s central bank and problem should be fixed

    • @stevene6181
      @stevene6181 Год назад +14

      @@globalreviews6657 I don’t think giving them money would help. Every year they receive billions from charities, ngos and imf. Plus they are very corrupt at all levels of their government and institutions.

    • @laken1804
      @laken1804 Год назад

      Haiti was under the USA occupation back in the 1920's. What came out of it?
      The US sent a bunch of racist politicians down there, who thought that they were going to treat Haitians the same way they treat the black Americans back then. "Lynching" and other vile acts. That's 120 years after the Haitian independence, they were not going to put up with that. They spent too many years being mistreated by the French in slavery to go back to that.

    • @anthonymanderson7671
      @anthonymanderson7671 Год назад

      It wouldn't happen

  • @nunyabidness117
    @nunyabidness117 Год назад +15

    Ex-gf's church wanted to do volunteer work in Haiti but were unwilling to pay the required bribe so they went elsewhere.

  • @luishernandezblonde
    @luishernandezblonde Год назад +3

    This reminds me a story.
    When Peter I crowned himself as Russia's first Emperor, the first major edict he issued was demanding officials and students to collect every archives about running the government and its colonial possession from Western Europe, especially from France due to Peter I's obsession with everything French, and bring home. This kickstarted an everlasting influence of French curriculum on Russian system, during which French things became so dominant in Russian elite society, and this also explained why France and Russia's imperial colonialism are equally... horrific. What France did to Haiti and its colonies later on, Russia also did in a similar extent, if not saying worse to other colonies controlled by the Russians. Many countries suffer from French and Russian imperialism tend to be unable to move on for most part. Hell this is why during the Russian invasion of Ukraine, Putin often labels "fighting collective West", but in reality, his main goal is to destroy Britain and the United States (hell he called it a war against the Anglo-Saxon) while intentionally left out France because, France is basically Russia with a little change of flag.
    The fact that Putin deliberately searches for ways to destroy Britain and the US, but not France, show that he knew France and Russia and how similar both countries are.

  • @jennysantini1080
    @jennysantini1080 Год назад +18

    U.S invasion of Haiti: Yes! Look at Uncle Sam!
    Haiti invasion of Dominican Republic: Wait! Hold on!
    The hypocrisy 😆

    • @lazarushernandez5827
      @lazarushernandez5827 Год назад +7

      Not just that:
      US Colonies fight for their independence from Britain and the Monarchy: gets help from other nations during and after, goes on to inspire revolts around the world including the French Revolution
      Haiti fights for it's independence from France and it's Monarchy: is marginalized, ostracized, forced to pay restitution, occupied etc...

    • @iphonecloud1
      @iphonecloud1 Год назад +1

      You mean the same US that also Genocide native Americans and stole their land, enslaved Africans, and the same US who are descendants of Europeans who were kicked out because they branded as the losers of their race and kicked out of Europe. Especially how the Dominican Republicans nowadays are selling their women and little girls towards European men, African-American men and Jamaican Men. I guess we’re all monsters then.

    • @BillyandTommy123
      @BillyandTommy123 Год назад +1

      The doesn’t change the fact Americans Massacred Natives and Enslaved Blacks. Also won’t that make Haitians heroic for defeating the Imperialist French for what they did? 😂 Dominican Republic while in a better shape than Haiti, it’s not rich it’s poor. 3rd world country. Half of them leave to New York because of the D.R. and it has problems. Stop with the Moral Obligation. Reason why Haiti is in bad shape is because France make them payed an Debt after getting embarrassed by them. The U.S. sent soldiers to take the Haitians gold away. A lot people in the comment section trying to discredit the Haitian and their glory have never passed history class lol.

  • @imhere8380
    @imhere8380 Год назад +30

    Every country has it moment, to shine.
    One day Haiti will rise up out of the mud and plant flowers into the hearts of each other. One day, a child will be born and grow to lead the country out of this mud. It will happen...one sunny moment in time🌸🌳🌱🌳🌸

    • @professionalboycottservice7872
      @professionalboycottservice7872 Год назад +3

      wishful thinking

    • @imhere8380
      @imhere8380 Год назад +1

      @@professionalboycottservice7872 Humans have free will. It is how one uses this..either to grow or to wilt.

    • @AussieAdventures77
      @AussieAdventures77 Год назад +2

      No it won’t.

    • @imhere8380
      @imhere8380 Год назад +1

      @@AussieAdventures77 It will, either it be in 20 years or 200 years...their time will shine, yet it will take the belief and power of the people.

  • @estheraguirre3807
    @estheraguirre3807 Год назад +9

    I ended up on this video due to the fact that I am reading a book called 'Island beneath the Sea ' by Isabel Allende. Prior to that I could barely locate on the map where the Antilles were located. The book resonates in the history of this video though it is intertwined with romance and literary licence. A must read if you enjoy both , history and education and entertainment through this amazing writer .

  • @jaichind
    @jaichind Год назад +30

    Problematic political development reflects the underlying culture. The issue is the underlying culture. A comparison to the Dominican Republic makes it clear. The clear demographic and cultural differences between the two show up clearly in economic outcomes.

  • @ahassan5
    @ahassan5 9 месяцев назад +14

    Haitians need to take responsibility for Haiti.

    • @nomoreliesplease_tv
      @nomoreliesplease_tv 6 месяцев назад +2

      Democracy is not a dress that you just put on.
      There is no magical pill for becoming a democratic country.
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      Democracy is the result of many actions, believes and conditions that drive people , all people, toward a common goal. toward a common good.
      This actions does not happen over night. (For most countries, many years, many decades)
      However, one thing is certain. It stars by recognizing all people, registering all people, protecting all people and applying law and order to all people.
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      This my friend, will require many hard and painful actions.
      Like I said before. There are actions that needs to be starting and other actions that need to be stopped:
      Stop promoting Illegal migration.
      Stop financing Gang leaders.
      Stop sending Firearms and ammunition.
      Stop the Open airfields for drug cartels and weapons traffic.
      Stop the Open seaports for drug cartels and weapons traffic.
      Stop Open borders for contraband and human traffic.
      Stop NGO’s corruption.
      Start with Haitian democratic elections. (They will need official Identification to vote)
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      Please share, God bless. Peace!!!

  • @MisterSands
    @MisterSands Год назад +10

    Hati destroyed itself.

  • @michaelmarzano2759
    @michaelmarzano2759 Год назад +6

    The world didn’t do anything to Haiti PAPPADOC DID!