18390: Louissaint: This is not "civil war": this is CHAOS. (fwd)

[Bob Corbett <corbetre@webster.edu>]

From: P Louissaint <totalcapital@email.com>

Dear Haiti List members,

I have received the message below from the so called "NATIONAL LIBERATION AND RECONSTRUCTION FRONT" and wanted to share the following questions with you.

    - Why do they have to burn those who are killed ?
    - Why can't they make those who are captured prisoners ?
    - Why can't they respect life ?

Aristide MUST go ! However, I do not want to see him replaced by a group of violent thugs using the same methods Aristide used to praise (lynching, Pe Lebrun, violent killings...). This "Front" is made of assassins who used to work for Aristide, as they publically said.

Violence is NOT the way to go. I have yet to hear a public condemnation of that violence by the opposition. They should remember that if they condone these horrible acts, they have made a pact with the devil and they will have to pay back.

As far as Aristide is concerned, he should remember the creole proverb that translates as follows:
"when you teach a monkey how to throw rocks, the monkey hits you in the head" (Le ou montre makak voye woch li kase tet'ou"

This is not "civil war": this is CHAOS.

Paul



-----Original Message-----
From: FLRN [mailto:flrn@worldnet.att.net]
Sent: Tuesday, February 10, 2004 7:15 AM
Subject: FLRN in French and English



NATIONAL LIBERATION
AND RECONSTRUCTION FRONT
(N.L.R.F)
February 9 2004, Year two hundred and fourth of our Independence
The Haitian people, scoffed at, humiliated and oppressed, have decided to take into their hands their own destiny. No more speeches, promises, projects, hard lucks, "rocks in water vs. rocks in the sun". We have decided that we will no longer be hopeless and will conquer our hope ourselves. In 1986, we thought that we had been liberated. We had everything but our freedom. After eighteen years of suffering and frustration, our patience is exhausted.
We constitute ourselves as the
Le Front pour la Libération et la Reconstruction Nationales
(FLRN)
National Liberation and Reconstruction Front
(NLRF)
Our movement is comprised of all cities, and localities that have already been liberated, in the process of being liberated and all the cities and localities to be liberated.
The Haitian Revolution is marching on.
Our objectives are simple:
1. To rid the country of the Lavalas tyranny and dictatorship.
2. To coordinate and structure, through the Council of the NLRF, the movement for National Liberation and Reconstruction.
3. To tackle, through the Social and Economic Administrative Committee, the urgent problems, which are rising in the liberated cities and localities, particularly those connected with matters of security.
4. To create and set in motion the mechanism to put the people to work, in the shortest possible time, in order to remedy widespread unemployment, hunger, at the same time, parasitism.
5. To strengthen our relations with our international allies and friends on the basis of friendship, responsibility and mutual respect.
We are asking all Haitians, both living in Haiti and in the Diaspora and to all friends of Haiti around the world to give us their most active support in order to help us attain those objectives, enabling us to bring-off to all our fellow citizens the true freedom and the happiness which they deserve.
The following cities have been liberated:
Gonaïves
Marchand-Dessalines
Liancourt
Limbé
Borgne
Grand-Goave
Saint-Marc
Ennery
Gros-Morne
L'Estère
Anse-Rouge
Petite Rivière de l'Artibonite
Trou du Nord (Nord-Est)
Anse Rouge
Ennery
L'Estère
Saint-Michel de l'Attalaye
Trou du Nord
Dondon
Plaisance
Winter Etienne, spokesman of FLRN
City of Gonaïves, Haïti
flrn@worldnet.att.net
http://home.att.net/~flrn

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Message forwarded by Paul Louissaint who do not condone the violence in Haiti
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