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29/07/2024

Where does the name Haiti (Haiti) come from?

Haiti (Haiti) means "Land of the Gods" or "Holy Land" (in Arawak-taino). Not "Hilly terrain" as the French say.
"Bohio" means "round house" or "my house", "lakay mwen".
And "Kiskeya", in simple terms, means "mother of the land"?
"Ayiti Tome" is an African proverb, meaning "Ayiti is mine and all that surrounds it; is not a translation of "Haiti Thomas" as most Haitians want it?
Now the original name of the island was "Kiskeya". The Arawaks called it Haiti (Aï-Ti), because they believe it was the land of the goddess Aia (they nicknamed her "Yaya").
By the way, Taino means "good" just like "caona" means gold and Ana, a flower in Arawakan language...

Excerpt from a text published by Frantz Canell.

For more information, read "Face to Face around Haitian Identity". by Hervé Fanini-Lemoine -

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Cotes de Fer en Cotes de Fard.......

Freedom...Justice....Equality

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If Love is real then God is real.....
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Fraternity.....

Libete ...Egalite....Fratenite.....

15/02/2023

Faith, Foundation and Fortifying Belief: Saviours’ Day is in Chicago, February 24-26!

Excitement and anticipation are in the air because Saviours’ Day 2023 is just around the corner. The Nation of Islam convention is known as “The Crowning Event of Black History Month” and is taking place in Chicago from February 24-26. Members of the Nation of Islam, visitors, guests and supporters are eager to participate in a full weekend of activities and hear and see the Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan. The Minister is set to deliver his keynote message titled, “The War of Armageddon Has Begun.”

https://new.finalcall.com/2023/02/14/faith-foundation-and-fortifying-belief-saviours-day-is-in-chicago-february-24-26/

15/02/2023

Haiti Cheri. ......
Ou P ap Peri.....

12/02/2023

Asalam Alaikum......
LIBETE , EGALITE , FRATENITE.......

L' Union Fait LA Force

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Angel Gabriel was sent to a town.....

And he said "Hail, full of grace!The Lord is with U"

Gabri-EL means God is my Strength.......

06/02/2023

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06/02/2023

This video is mainly about self knowledge

03/02/2023

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We want to ask America Why Haitian history is not American history.....?

Unty Makes Strength.......

03/02/2023

It is black History Month.......

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31/12/2022

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Marie Sainte Dédée Bazile, known as Défilée and Défilée-La-Folle, is a figure of the Haitian Revolution. She is remembered for retrieving and burying the mutilated body of Emperor Dessalines after his assassination at Pont Larnage.

Dédée Bazile was born a slave near Cap Française (now Cap Haïtien) and made a living serving as a sutler (selling goods and food to troops) to the army of Dessalines. Most of her life she has been known for her insanity. She was viciously r***d by her master at age 18 and was broken ever since. Even with her mental illness and reputation,she managed to continue her life, marry and have children. Decade later,she further spiraled into depression and insanity when three of her brothers and two of hers sons died in a single battle (that was lost) against General Donatien Rochambeau. After Dessalines personally comforted her following the battle, she became his biggest fan, following him around everywhere, even into battles.

On October 17, 1806, Emperor Dessalines was ambushed by his former comrades Alexandre Pétion, Jean-Pierre Boyer, André Rigaud, and Bruno Blanchet. He was fatally shot north of Port-au-Prince at Pont Larnage (now known as Pont-Rouge). His body was then brought into the city where it was stoned and mutilated by the crowds.Dédée Bazile gathered his remains in a sack and transported them to the Cimetière Intérieur to bury them.

Dédée Bazile died around 1816 and was buried in Port-au-Prince, but her grave has been lost.She was survived by her several children, including her son Colonel Condol Bazile, officer of the constabulary under the Haitian emperor Faustin Soulouque.
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