#2919: Chirac claims Haiti was not a french colony(Saint-Vil provides quote and source) (fwd)

[Robert Corbett <bcorbett@netcom.com>]

From: Jean Saint-Vil <jafrikayiti@hotmail.com>

Here are the words of the french President as reported on his own Champs 
Élisée web site (not temperred with by any Emotionally charged irrational 
African!"

Enjoy…

"- Que feront d'autres pays pour participer véritablement au développement 
de Haïti, merci ?"

      - LE PRESIDENT - Haïti n'a pas été, a proprement parlé, une colonie 
française, mais nous avons
      effectivement depuis longtemps des relations amicales avec Haïti dans 
la mesure où notamment nous
      partageons l'usage de la même langue.
      - Et la France a eu une coopération et a toujours une coopération 
importante avec Haïti et elle continuera à
      l'avoir.
      - La France en est fière d'ailleurs, et bien entendu dans le cadre de 
cette politique Haïti fait partie de nos
      priorités.
      - La France ne pourra pas seule assurer le développement de Haïti et 
nous souhaitons beaucoup que le
      renforcement de l'aide publique au développement -à quoi nous croyons 
et pour quoi nous nous battons- nous
      permette d'améliorer le sort non seulement d'Haïti, mais de beaucoup 
de pays qui dans le monde aujourd'hui
      - ne pourra pas seule assurer le développement de Haïti et nous 
souhaitons beaucoup que le renforcement de
      l'aide publique au développement -à quoi nous croyons et pour quoi 
nous nous battons- nous permette
      d'améliorer le sort non seulement d'Haïti, mais de beaucoup de pays 
qui dans le monde aujourd'hui ont besoin
      de cette aide publique s'ils veulent assurer leur développement.

http://www.elysee.fr/auracom/

Chirac said "Haiti was not, so to speak, a french colony, but we have 
effectively had for a long time friendly relations with Haiti in as much as 
we share the use of a common language".

Please do not hesitate to provide a more suitable translation complete with 
interpretations and all. But from my stand point, the good french man, in 
this one sentence, certainly lied more than twice. You pick which lie you 
want to acknowledge.

Sorry, I cannot give more info about the process by which Monsieur Chirac 
came down with selective Alzheimer, lost the documents of Napoleon, Leclerc, 
Sonthonax, Hédouville, Roume etc… and forgot about the  "Traitée de 
Riswick", when France and Spain partitionned among themselves the stolen 
land of the murdered Tayinos. I cannot tell you why Monsieur Chirac 
describes human/slave maker, land owner/ zenglendo ransom taker 
relationships as friendly. As far as the sharing of a common language is 
concerned, I cannot fault the good french man. Indeed, there were wine and 
cheese seeking sorry Africans who left my island to partake in his 
frankofoli. We got what our "leaders" sought for us! Et les nègres 
chantèrent «Vive nos ancêtres les Gaulois!»

Neither will I use cowardly correct and morally repugnant language here for 
what plain people like me understand  full well as a horrific effort to deny 
the truth.  My ancestors did not give their lives for me on the battlefield 
so that I play unnecessary marronnage on the internet -  No mo' "peau noire 
masque blanc" speech to make those who ind it convenient to practice silence 
in the face of wicked deception. Too many Africans and Tayinos were murdered 
for me to me be a passive accomplice of this .

Upon reading the messages on the list so far, I realise that many are 
willing to bet that this intelligent European man must surely have had a 
good reason for stating such a blantant lie. Frè Poincy, perhaps, it is also 
true that the french police cannot locate where Haiti hero, Jean-Cluade 
Duvalier, is hiding in those public restaurants of Paris. Yes, monsieur 
Chirac deserves the benefit of the doubt. However, if only the latest 
Guliani victim (a brother from our own beloved Ayiti) was given a third of 
his, he might have been alive today. But heck, I am being too emotional 
again! The man was guilty - He walked the streets of New-York while 
unmistakenly and knowingly BLACK an MALE.

Do you think someone should also ask the Pope if it was indeed Las Casas who 
proposed the enslavement of Africans to dig the Tayino's gold for Queen 
Isabella and her heirs? Perhaps he forgot also. Maybe this is a new plague 
affecting Europe and its Ewopeyanizazonbified adopted children - Selective 
Alzheimer!



Jafrikayiti

"Bondye manman nou, please continue to protect Ayiti from her friends - work 
overtime if you have to - please!"

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