@Rochesvarde32@megynkelly Right! She should know that if her government stopped meddling in Haiti’s affairs and dictating its future, many Haitians would still be in Haiti instead of serving as her doctors, nurses, attorneys, engineers, and respiratory therapists.
Not only are you a bigot, you are ignorant.
Haitians would gladly rebuild and prosper in our own country. But before telling us to “go home,” ask your government a few questions.
Why does the United States maintain one of its largest embassies in the region in Haiti?
Why has it repeatedly intervened in Haiti’s internal affairs?
How have heavily armed gangs gained access to American-made rifles and military-grade equipment?
Why was a U.S.-based company reported to have made payments connected to the Colombian mercenaries involved in the assassination of Haiti’s president?
When you have honest answers to those questions, then come back and tell us to “go home.” @megynkelly
@HiredInMichigan Exactly. You can’t have an honest conversation about Haiti without acknowledging both its rich history and the external forces that have shaped its challenges. Understanding the full context isn’t about assigning blame, it’s about seeking informed solutions.
My heart goes out to my brothers and sisters in Venezuela following this devastating earthquake. The Haitian people stand with you during this painful time. We know what it means to endure natural disasters, to face loss, uncertainty, and the difficult road to recovery.
Venezuela is a nation of strength, resilience, and proud history. Though the damage may be great, your spirit is greater. This tragedy is not the end of your story.
The world must come together to support the Venezuelan people with humanitarian aid, resources, and compassion as they rebuild their communities and heal from this disaster.
Stay strong. Stay united. Better days will come.
Fuerza Venezuela! 🇻🇪🇭🇹
Part 4: Now is the time to work harder, stand together, and show the world what Haitians are made of. We come from a people who never quit, never bow, and never stop fighting.
Haiti in the Round of 32 and beyond. Believe it. 🇭🇹
Grenadye Alaso! 🔥
Part 1: No one ever said the journey would be easy. Our ancestors endured far greater hardships so that Haiti could stand as a free and sovereign nation. They lost battles along the way, but they never lost sight of victory, and in the end, they won the war.
Part 3: The loss against Scotland hurts, but it is only one battle. The mission is far from over. Brazil and Morocco await, and the road ahead will demand courage, discipline, and belief. The objective remains the same: earn the points needed and advance from this group.
Part 2: They fought not only the enemies they could see, but also those working in the shadows, behind closed doors. Their resilience is our lesson today.
Part 2: Shame on any leader of a sovereign nation who bows to pressure from those who preach freedom abroad while disregarding it when convenient.
Sovereignty is not something to be negotiated. It is something to be defended.
Part 1: Ladies and gentlemen, this is the President of the United States.
The same country that sends emissaries across the globe to lecture others about democracy, sovereignty, and respect for international law.
The hypocrisy is staggering.
Part 2: Competition means accepting that others can innovate, grow, and thrive. Confidence is not about preventing others from succeeding. It is about being able to compete with them and win. #FreeMarkets#Competition#GlobalEconomy
Part 1: Funny how some people claim to believe in capitalism, free trade, and competition, yet become alarmed when China grows more prosperous. If you truly believe in open markets, then success cannot be reserved for one country alone.
Part 3: Toute la nation est derrière toi, frère. Continue de briller, de faire rêver le peuple haïtien et d’écrire l’histoire sous les couleurs de notre chère Haïti. Grenadye Alaso! 🇭🇹⚽️
Part 1: Tu es de loin le meilleur à ton poste. Toute la nation a besoin de te voir jouer avec confiance, continuer à distribuer des passes décisives à nos attaquants et faire tourner en bourrique les joueurs de l’équipe adverse.
Part 2: Ne prête pas attention à ce chroniqueur. Tu es notre meneur de jeu, notre maestro sur le terrain, celui qui donne le rythme et inspire toute l’équipe.
Pou moun ki pat viv li ou bien moun ki bliye, men aksyon machann demokrasi yo an Irak nan lane 2003 sou pretèks ke Irak te gen zam destriksyon masiv. Detwi you peyi sou baz you mansonj pou enterè pa yo ak akolit yo.
Every nation has a responsibility to guarantee its own security and the security of its people. If a country attacks you, it should expect reciprocity. Any nation that can bomb another should know the same capability may come back its way. Respect is earned, never simply given!
You gwo remèsiman pou Lenny Joseph ansanm avèk paran epi staff la paske yo chwazi reprezante Ayiti. Tout pèp Ayisyen an ap diw Byenvini e garanti w ke ou pap regrèt chwa sa. #grenadyealaso_mondyal2026
M konnen ou fèl pou fè moun ri men mwen pèmèt mwen le dwa pou m repostel paske ou dekri you pwoblèm majè ke nou genyen e dwe fikse. Bravo pou mesaj sa!