How Did the Haitians Beat FOUR European Countries (And Became a Poor Nation)

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    The Haitian Revolution was a slave rebellion that began in 1791 in the French colony of Saint-Domingue, now known as Haiti. On this small island, the tyrants were the slave owners, people who not only denied their slaves freedom, but felt justified in killing them.
    The Haitian Revolution began to change the way slaves were viewed all over the world. Although it took nearly another 100 years to eradicate slavery in the west, the parallels between what the Americans and French had done to the slaves was impossible to ignore. The Haitian Revolution was the first and only time that a slave rebellion resulted in a new state.
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  • @funishu4311
    @funishu4311 Před rokem +1035

    What's interesting is that you do not mention the amount Haitians had to pay France a lot of money to be recognised and how that is a major reason of poverty after Haitian revolution. If you wanna relate history cover everything instead of giving impression that Haitians had no ability to grow their country after colonisation while Western Power purged money and forcing Haitians to borrow to buy their freedom to France.

    • @stephaniejames4940
      @stephaniejames4940 Před rokem +215

      I mean just skipped over that whole part. Like it never happened. Can never tell the entire truth. And it's done on purpose.

    • @raging_lawless_D
      @raging_lawless_D Před rokem +100

      And how haiti had almost a worse enemy than Europe amongst Hispaniola which the mulattos had their entire separate army and they despised toussaint loverture the majority of indigenous and transplanted mulattos held loyalty between Spain and France which they totally switched their entire loyalty to Spain after Napoleon double crossed toussaint and stripped him of all power and they knew he could do the same to them so the mulatto nation became modern day Dominican republic

    • @UnkleRaymon
      @UnkleRaymon Před rokem +145

      did he mention how the US came and stole rest of the gold that the French didn't take? I doubt it. The comments keep me from watching BS like this.

    • @nyakwarObat
      @nyakwarObat Před rokem +5

      ​@@raging_lawless_D right...

    • @condorX2
      @condorX2 Před rokem +4

      ​@@raging_lawless_D those names are extinct to us until you revive it😅

  • @jamesanderson2826
    @jamesanderson2826 Před rokem +669

    Notice, the narrator called Dessalines a blood thirsty leader? But you never heard him once say the same about any of the French blood thirsty killers that had the black people enslaved. That's what happens when you hear a western narrators point of view.

    • @sulaak
      @sulaak Před rokem +61

      Well noted

    • @mirliegharby707
      @mirliegharby707 Před rokem +34

      💯

    • @nolipoli430
      @nolipoli430 Před rokem

      That's what happens when you hear a white persons point of narrations

    • @rogeliomedina8726
      @rogeliomedina8726 Před rokem +6

      en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beheadings_of_Moca#

    • @slimpickens01
      @slimpickens01 Před rokem +63

      True, they gloss over the horrors of slavery for what it was. The Mzungus were and still are demonic. They would break their slaves by violating men, women and children. There is no level of evil that they didn't surpass. We were warned a long time ago by a Wise Man who said the enemy comes to kill steal and destroy. Ever since the Mzungus left Europe that's all they have done, globally!

  • @zachstone2760
    @zachstone2760 Před rokem +167

    Isn't it interesting how they call it murder when black people are fighting for their freedom

    • @nolipoli430
      @nolipoli430 Před rokem +19

      Right 😂

    • @vernonmurphy7945
      @vernonmurphy7945 Před rokem +13

      I think they call that the European narrative.....smh!

    • @Greatnews4me2
      @Greatnews4me2 Před rokem +3

      👍😂

    • @brianhanes5413
      @brianhanes5413 Před rokem

      The American Revolution is also murder by that logic. And the French Revolution even worse

    • @thomassenbart
      @thomassenbart Před rokem

      No, it's murder, when after you have won, you genocide all the White people on your island and then attack your neighbor and declare yourself emperor.

  • @CobraPR893
    @CobraPR893 Před rokem +291

    You left out that the French obligated the Haitians to pay an annual amount for lost revenue in Haiti and the this debt was sold to the US and to this day, Haiti pays the US for lost revenue. The US is keeping Haiti poor by not forgiving a slavary debt.

    • @M0schin00
      @M0schin00 Před rokem +18

      The debt was sold to the U.S? Lol no it was not. Haiti finished paying france in the 1940s.

    • @BlackMoonstone531
      @BlackMoonstone531 Před rokem +19

      @@M0schin00 The US took over that debt. And they tacked on their own wild interests to it. That is a fact.

    • @M0schin00
      @M0schin00 Před rokem +14

      @avocadoandtoast4016 The U.S didn't take over that debt. HAITI filed for LOANS with a french bank, that also included SOME American investors that imposed heavy interest. The U.S did NOT just voluntarily take on the loan. The loan sharks paid the french, while haiti had to pay the loan sharks. That was Haitis doing, not the Americans.

    • @BlackMoonstone531
      @BlackMoonstone531 Před rokem +46

      @@M0schin00 I'm of Haitian descent and your revisionist lies don't work on me. France and the US worked together on that extortion.

    • @M0schin00
      @M0schin00 Před rokem

      @avocadoandtoast4016 🤣🤣🤣 There go the buzz word "Revisionist" who told u I'm not haitian? 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Just cause I'm haitian that doesn't mean I have to live up to the lies we tell ourselves to protect the corrupt haitian officials that graped the haitian ppl for decades on end. I will NOT make excuses for the corruption of the haitian government SIMPLY because they're haitian. Thats not gonna fly.

  • @chinablue7410
    @chinablue7410 Před rokem +210

    Not everyone of European descent in Haiti were killed. The Poles sided with the Afro-Haitians, and remained in Haiti after France withdrew. The Polish descendants are still living in Cazale.

    • @sakurakou2009
      @sakurakou2009 Před rokem +32

      poles and italians and Irish werent considered as white until much later, even the Spanish werent considered as civilized by the English and french

    • @chaudcola
      @chaudcola Před rokem +24

      Indeed, Haitian people were killing masters which were French. There was a story of a french who put a US uniform and he was spared.

    • @BlackMoonstone531
      @BlackMoonstone531 Před rokem +15

      The Germans were allowed to stay as well

    • @berje4775
      @berje4775 Před rokem +4

      Some were in aux Cayes, camp perrin. My grandfather is Poles.

    • @POWER2DAGODZ
      @POWER2DAGODZ Před rokem +2

      Hatians

  • @sherry3301
    @sherry3301 Před rokem +128

    The Haitians fought FOUR NATIONS AND although poor THEY BECAME A FREE NATION!! 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽Yay!!! They said give me freedom or give me death and they meant that!!🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽

    • @alrangele9915
      @alrangele9915 Před rokem +11

      Im proud of my grandfathers! Stil have to fight today!

    • @Johanna288
      @Johanna288 Před rokem +12

      Haiti became the 1st Free Black County from slavery. The main reason why Haiti became poor is because they had to pay back for their freedom! Besides the main fact, they beat four (4) European countries, so those countries continue to make them pay...

    • @miamijefe7793
      @miamijefe7793 Před rokem +1

      Amen

    • @thomassenbart
      @thomassenbart Před rokem

      There is no real freedom in Haiti, just grinding poverty, classism and poor governance.

    • @mixtapemania6769
      @mixtapemania6769 Před rokem +5

      Amen better to be poor and free than poor and enslaved

  • @EJLegionHonor
    @EJLegionHonor Před rokem +301

    Jean-Jacques Dessalines was a freedom fighter who didn't tolerate white oppressors in Haiti at all.

    • @favio6462
      @favio6462 Před rokem +2

      Billy Jean got rid of the French poodles.😂

    • @sakurakou2009
      @sakurakou2009 Před rokem +31

      would you tolerate someone who terrorize you and your family and threaten to sell and rape your mother daughter and children

    • @j.m.6007
      @j.m.6007 Před rokem

      ​@sakurakou2009 You Haitians did that to Dominicans when u invaded. You enslaved Dominicans, they couldn't speak there language or follow there religion. You raped. You tried to use us to pay your debt to France.

    • @Jean_Jacques148
      @Jean_Jacques148 Před rokem +14

      @@Frederick101every leader fighting for their peoples freedom was.

    • @oldmanjesus9855
      @oldmanjesus9855 Před rokem +14

      ​@@Frederick101no he wasn't. You can't be a killer for sending demons back to hell. They deserved it, it's ok.

  • @stebo5562
    @stebo5562 Před rokem +232

    Imagine being so lazy that you get other people to do your work to the point that they massively outnumber you

    • @douglasrobertson1330
      @douglasrobertson1330 Před rokem +11

      Yeah, like the Spartans of old were outnumbered by the Helots and had to evolve into a military state to protect themselves.

    • @asaseya1819
      @asaseya1819 Před rokem +21

      It's happening in America now.

    • @monk7946
      @monk7946 Před rokem +5

      So.........imagine running a business? 😭😭😭😭😂😂😂😂

    • @tregua24
      @tregua24 Před rokem

      The French brought 700,000 African to the island of the Dominican Republic as laborers. People that were, mostly, low IQ's.

    • @fletcher373
      @fletcher373 Před rokem

      That is what I always say when they call US lazy. When they call us thieves I reminder them they are the biggest thieves history. They stole land, resources even human being. They even steal "artifacts" from dead people's graves.

  • @Ekowreelstudios
    @Ekowreelstudios Před rokem +53

    You did not talk about the heavy debt the french negotiated to impose on the hatians. this is bias as regular . could have been complete.

  • @barryminor6245
    @barryminor6245 Před 10 měsíci +23

    Dont ever forget that the U.S. invaded Haiti in 1915 and stayed until 1934, sent by Woodrow Wilson.

    • @FrangkyMind
      @FrangkyMind Před 5 měsíci +2

      And guess what?
      It got worst even before the us intervention

    • @duttyboukman4922
      @duttyboukman4922 Před 3 měsíci

      US marines stole gold and transferred it to City Bank and wanted to reestablish slavery and the United States has always supported dictators in Haiti and until now destabilizes the Haitian people.

    • @guarocuya3514
      @guarocuya3514 Před 3 měsíci

      Because they love you if not ask Trump🤣🤣🤣

    • @barryminor6245
      @barryminor6245 Před 3 měsíci

      @@FrangkyMind which invasion and how so?

    • @FrangkyMind
      @FrangkyMind Před 3 měsíci

      @@guarocuya3514 ask putin and trump

  • @RebelDynasty797
    @RebelDynasty797 Před rokem +133

    Long live Haiti, throughout your struggle, still stand tall as a freedom black fighter’s nation, for the world’s justice. And thanks to our Jamaican brother bookman, fighter and priest. Haiti stills today’s date the symbol of the world black people freedom and liberty.

    • @rickwalters5066
      @rickwalters5066 Před rokem +7

      One love the struggle still continues

    • @jessegerard5752
      @jessegerard5752 Před rokem +3

      Not sure what freedom, and liberty mean to you.

    • @delvadebruyn1870
      @delvadebruyn1870 Před rokem +2

      ​@Jesse Gerard, what's it mean to you?

    • @ycaceres3357
      @ycaceres3357 Před rokem +2

      They have never thrived…but their bloodline is through theAmericas Cuba, Jamaica etc.,

    • @jonye7511
      @jonye7511 Před rokem

      ​@@jessegerard5752Gangs have freedom to roam and terrorise the other citizens.

  • @leonhenry4861
    @leonhenry4861 Před rokem +41

    Just so everyone knows, Napoleon landed Haiti with 3.3 billion debt for this defeat to make sure it would be thousands of years before they recover. No other nation objected. You’re welcome.

    • @raptorhacker599
      @raptorhacker599 Před rokem

      The Bonaparte Napoleon?

    • @jerryd.5385
      @jerryd.5385 Před rokem +3

      Why can't Haiti just refuse to pay the debt?

    • @justonecornetto80
      @justonecornetto80 Před rokem +7

      @@jerryd.5385 Because Napoleon threatened to blockade then shell TF out of it from the sea.

    • @leonhenry4861
      @leonhenry4861 Před rokem

      @@jerryd.5385 then they make excuses and then take the country. Too many people have given up there life for that to happen

    • @Bailemos888
      @Bailemos888 Před 11 měsíci

      very tragic and here we are 2023 and Haiti still struggling but then again, its people, the wealthy ones dont seem to want to help it out of the poverty.correct?

  • @musamusashi
    @musamusashi Před rokem +25

    Very incomplete, and i would say partial, presentation that do not explain how Haitians were victimised before and AFTER their revolution.
    Surely the colonial system wasn't ready to accept an independent and sovereign Black Republic.
    And they still aren't ready now in the allegedly "post" colonial era: just look at what happens to Black leaders who do not comply, both on the African continent and in the diaspora, Haiti included of course.

  • @empire__509
    @empire__509 Před rokem +50

    Thanks for a video history about my country 🇭🇹 sure enough we'll rise again

    • @doc3087
      @doc3087 Před rokem +1

      *we'll rise again
      Maybe if the white man takes over again. Otherwise you'll be eating mud cookies and dragging your knuckles forever.

    • @altresejohnson2265
      @altresejohnson2265 Před rokem +4

      Not in our lifetime

    • @rogeliomedina8726
      @rogeliomedina8726 Před rokem

      en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beheadings_of_Moca#

    • @blad89s65
      @blad89s65 Před rokem

      It ain’t your country you are foreign descendants occupying foreign land France picked up your ancestors from Senegal threw out Congo if your ancestors were to have gone back home to Africa the continues atrocities wouldn’t have happened

    • @Soufside_Slim
      @Soufside_Slim Před rokem +1

      Not as long as you're on America

  • @neahkrayou8730
    @neahkrayou8730 Před rokem +58

    Let me take a wild guess, this water-down summary of the Haitian revolution is banned in Florida.

  • @francokambela7780
    @francokambela7780 Před rokem +43

    Biased narration to say Dellisanes was a blood thirsty

  • @carlhall4967
    @carlhall4967 Před rokem +32

    This video does a disservice to the Haitian Revolution with some of its inaccuracies...

    • @stand1ngbidness
      @stand1ngbidness Před 5 měsíci +1

      YES

    • @ZonaCero-lo4il
      @ZonaCero-lo4il Před 4 měsíci

      Porque dice la verdad, y no la falsa historia que tienen ustedes? 😂😂😂😂😂😂

    • @stand1ngbidness
      @stand1ngbidness Před 4 měsíci +1

      @@ZonaCero-lo4il Let me guess, you're Dominican.

  • @user-oc2yw9jx5c
    @user-oc2yw9jx5c Před rokem +18

    Never let the devil tell you his-story of you. It will always belittle you and glorify itself, as it does in this video. This basically says, “yeah, they can fight but that’s all they can do. They are not intelligent enough to sustain or run a country”.
    Never let the devil tell you his-story of you. It will always belittle you and glorify itself, as it does in this video.

  • @catejedar
    @catejedar Před rokem +83

    Two significant corrections:
    1. All the events described in this video ONLY happened in Saint-Domingue, the french part of the island to the west. Throughout the video, the host implies this was the situation on the entire island when in fact, it was completely different in Santo Domingo on the Spanish side. While the Spanish also brought Slaves, their treatment was not as brutal/inhumane as the French did (I'm referring specifically to the Spanish in Santo Domingo treated the slaves, not about other parts of the Caribbean or Latin America). By the time the French took over the western part of the island and started bringing slaves, the Spanish had already started getting mixed the Tainos and the black slaves. The class/racial status breach was beginning to shrink, resulting in a more integrated society over time.
    When the Haitian military invaded and took over the Spanish side of the island in 1822, they weren't targeting whites at that point. At this point, their goal was to take control of the island for political/strategic/economic reasons and they weren't as racially motivated as 20+ years before that.
    2. The host uses the words "colonizer", "colonist," and "the French" interchangeably throughout the video which misleads the viewers as it doesn't provide proper context. At minute 10:00 the host says Dessalines killed "the colonist" and everyone from European descendants. This is incorrect since they only focused on slaughtering the French whites and mulatos/mixed. Revolutionists spared Europeans on the island from other nationalities since they had no business at all with them. Europeans from other countries were in Saint-Domingue primarily for business so they would come and go frequently. They didn't own slaves on the island. The revolution succeeded because they had one target: overthrowing/killing the French and the French only.
    Good job nonetheless!

    • @pauldani2487
      @pauldani2487 Před rokem

      Don't become here,you don't know anything , illeterate
      Hispanish side Neve existed, illeterate sudaca

    • @mixtapemania6769
      @mixtapemania6769 Před rokem +1

      Dessalines didn't kill mulatos/mixed people, he only killed french whites. The mulatos were among the soldiers carrying out the massacre. This is evidenced by the fact that mulattos dominated the government for almost 2 centuries

    • @RhymeorChryme
      @RhymeorChryme Před rokem +1

      Ahh!

    • @kerubel1436
      @kerubel1436 Před rokem

      The spaniards were so humane that they mass raped their african female slaves and created a mongrelized mulllato country now known as the dominican republic lol

    • @barettoconceicao1372
      @barettoconceicao1372 Před rokem

      Spanish were just as disgusting you just don't know

  • @Dacky1989
    @Dacky1989 Před rokem +171

    Jean-Jacques Dessalines was not bloodthirsty 😑 Haiti has always been and is a beacon 🚨 of justice for the World 🌍

    • @geekonomic
      @geekonomic Před rokem

      It's a gang riddled slum lol

    • @cobysoccer
      @cobysoccer Před rokem +21

      Jean Jacques Dessalines was a liberator.

    • @raging_lawless_D
      @raging_lawless_D Před rokem +11

      Dessalines had already killed close to 20 white men and women prior to meeting toussaint loverture...slaves would "hop the fence" at night and help other slaves escape or bring justice to overly cruel overseers and slave owners and then sneak back to their plantations before the morning

    • @claudemoyen8676
      @claudemoyen8676 Před rokem +29

      It has always been the Western ways of demonizing one of our greatest leaders. You also noticed that he never once described the enslavers as a blood thirsty group. Yet they killed numerous men, women, and children. Therefore, it is our duty to always protect/defend his greatness from outsiders.

    • @stephaniesylvain8131
      @stephaniesylvain8131 Před rokem +22

      I'm so sick of yt ppl talking about ourstory

  • @gregorywillis2770
    @gregorywillis2770 Před rokem +20

    🗣️ No wonder European countries don't want to deal with global descendants of slaves and racism when it comes to blacks. Because it highlights the barbarism of colonialism that European countries inflicted on people of color as a whole. Coming to grips with the truth in one's country's past should make people on all sides not bitter but better. The problem with hiding the truth is it always outlives lies. I'm just keeping it real. Anger 😡 and Fear😱 are identical twins. If you have one, you have the other. Just my thoughts. Be Bless ✝️.

    • @aaronjones3284
      @aaronjones3284 Před rokem +5

      What goes around comes around . Shortly here the European countries that had slaves will themselves be enslaved. The African nations and the areas (Haitien )of black islands will have those under their thumb.

    • @marvin469
      @marvin469 Před rokem +1

      @@aaronjones3284 they better never ever ever let that happen , because what they thought was bad would look like a day at the park .
      Those ppl taught us a lot about torture and being heartless. I'd like to show them what the student has learned . I think I could out do them

    • @aaronjones3284
      @aaronjones3284 Před rokem +1

      @Hendrik Verwoerd yeah laugh😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂but at the End we all will be like 😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱.

    • @aaronjones3284
      @aaronjones3284 Před rokem +1

      @Hendrik Verwoerd actual I'm white.

    • @aaronjones3284
      @aaronjones3284 Před rokem +1

      @Hendrik Verwoerd I just understand the crap we white European fiends did to blacks. You and I ought to be ashamed of our race . 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

  • @odysseasntalias5950
    @odysseasntalias5950 Před rokem +18

    Haitians, being slaves themselves and recently liberated, were one of the first nations who regognised the greek state, still at war and rebellion against the mighty ottoman empire. Greeks suffered for almost 400 under the turks and needed that regognition, while many states in Europe were still hesitant to recognise Greece, who was disrupting the continent 's antirevolutiory order . Greece never forgot the Haitian help and during the devastating earthquake a greek war ship, navigating close to USA was ordered to redirect, aquire food and medicines and head to Haiti. Greek rescue teams flied to the island and saved many lives. Actually a miracle happened when greek rescuers saved a poor guy who was under ruins for more than ten days. It was the least we could do for this poor country which still suffers and bleeds. I sincerely hope that our friends will manage to rebuilt their country that suffers from poverty and violence... Keep your head up friends!!!

  • @Mack-ht4mw
    @Mack-ht4mw Před rokem +24

    The narrator is wrong by saying General Dessalines was a "blood thirsty " .He saved other European lives by allowing them to stay in the island . Until these days you can see Polish and German descent in some part of Haiti. And this guy make a video about Haiti without mentioning the amount of money that the French stole from this country. Was it a conscious mistake or simply not informed of this fact ?

    • @ycaceres3357
      @ycaceres3357 Před rokem +1

      Indeed!

    • @thomassenbart
      @thomassenbart Před rokem

      He did not save other European lives by allowing them to stay on the island. What kind of thinking is that? You murder every White person, some 15,000, except for a few hundred Poles and that somehow redeems you?
      The French did not steal any money from the island. They owned the island and exploited the plantation system there. After the Revolution, they imposed a debt on Haiti, which Haiti accepted, rather than go to war with France.

  • @listenup2882
    @listenup2882 Před rokem +10

    Napoleon lost interest in Haiti? That's a lie. Napoleon was defeated by the Haitians.

    • @marieromain1076
      @marieromain1076 Před 5 měsíci

      HE WAS DEFEATED. INDEED.
      The first ANTI CHRIST LOST.
      .........

  • @gsutton78
    @gsutton78 Před rokem +22

    Some really good information here. However, some details were left out. For one, this was NOT the only successful black slave rebellion. Gaspar Yanga led a group of Africans to freedom against the Spanish 200 years earlier in Mexico. And also, Haiti was forced to pay France $21 billion in today's money as reparations for their lost colony. Add to that the decades of repeated sanctions and destabilization activities forced upon Haiti by the West and it's a wonder that the country is doing as well as it is.

    • @brunolerman2108
      @brunolerman2108 Před rokem +1

      Queen Jinga from Angola crushed the portuguese invaders. Why no one tells her story?

  • @Desaved
    @Desaved Před rokem +32

    What about the present-day boycotts and military confinement by the USA? Napolian's surrender also led to the Louisiana Purchase and the westward track of the USA. Haiti freed the entire continent. We are ever so thankful for the bravery of those men. The Butterfly Effective of their actions changed the world.

    • @shawnrichards1393
      @shawnrichards1393 Před rokem

      Freed what are you talking about????? The revolution was not started by Haitians it was dutty bouckman who leff from Jamaica to Haiti and teach you all the vodoo and start the revolution

    • @stanleydouge2803
      @stanleydouge2803 Před rokem +4

      @@shawnrichards1393 you don’t know what you’re talking about

    • @solade2727
      @solade2727 Před rokem +6

      ​@@shawnrichards1393Wrong. Alot of Yoruba's where taken to Haiti as slaves. That's why Ogun (god of war) play a vital role during the revolution. No one taught Haitians anything, they brought their knowledge straight from Africa. I'm a Yoruba descendent directly from the African continent, so I know what I'm talking about. 👍🏿

    • @kerubel1436
      @kerubel1436 Před rokem

      ​​@@shawnrichards1393 you sound very ignorant/dunb....by the way dutty boukman was an african from the Gambia. The only jamaucans in those times were the Europeans who gave the island its name, all of the black enslaved were africans.....after your socalled independence you chose to name yourselves jamaicans after the british/white jamaicans who gave the island its name which still makes you slaves of the british.....after all king george is jamaica's head of state and he has a governor general in jamaica that governs the island behind the scenes.

    • @thomassenbart
      @thomassenbart Před rokem +1

      What boycotts? The US give a great deal of aid to Haiti each year $228 million per annum in 2021-22 and since the earthquake in 2010, more than $5.6 billion in aid has been given to Haiti by the USA.
      Napoleon did not surrender to Haiti. The General and troops he sent to the island were primarily defeated by disease and left and Napoleon decided not to send any other forces given his problems with Britain and wars in Europe. He did sale the Louisiana Purchase to the USA though, likely much influenced by the debacle in Haiti.
      Haiti did not free anything but half of an island, it then attacked and conquered the other half. The revolutions which swept the Americas during the Napoleonic Wars had nothing to do with Haiti but with Napoleons invasion and conquest of Portugal and Spain. When these two imperial powers were occupied, the colonies rebelled and lacking reinforcements from Europe, the garrisons in those colonies were overwhelmed.
      You need to read more than just Haitian propaganda and mythology.

  • @darlinelorfils9137
    @darlinelorfils9137 Před rokem +7

    Ohhhhh my Haitian people you have forgotten who you are, we are a one of a kind people, freedom flows in our blood, lets unite ourselves and build our country, no more poor Haiti… they love to remind us that we are the poorest nation. Don’t believe them, their foot is on our neck constantly. It is time to wake up Haiti -the giant you are

  • @dumdiversaspapalbull1452
    @dumdiversaspapalbull1452 Před rokem +23

    They stopped singing and started swinging
    “The United States occupation of Haiti began on July 28, 1915, when 330 Marines landed at Port-au-Prince, Haiti, after The National City Bank of New York convinced The President of the United States, Woodrow Wilson, to take control of Haiti’s political and financial interests. The invasion and subsequent occupation was promoted by growing American business interests in Haiti, especially The National City Bank of New York, which had withheld funds from Haiti and paid rebels to destabilize the nation through the Bank of the Republic of Haiti with an aim at inducing American intervention.”
    Wikipedia
    Tell the whole damn story. Cause these Sebastians over here won’t leave them alone either. Don’t leave out the U.S. and its systemic racism and love for oppression of people of color.

    • @thomassenbart
      @thomassenbart Před rokem +2

      The American occupation of the island was arguably the most prosperous and stable time of the entire history of the island post Columbus. That is the whole story.

    • @FrangkyMind
      @FrangkyMind Před 5 měsíci

      Atleast the american occupation is "kinda" make haiti stable
      Unlike now

  • @davidbarry8310
    @davidbarry8310 Před 11 měsíci +7

    You left out how the Polish were brought in to help and turns on the French to help the Hatians. Hence a Polish city there

  • @wisletnoel-zz9tm
    @wisletnoel-zz9tm Před rokem +32

    No, the western countries does recognize Hayti's freedom, they have no choice but to recognize it but putting foot on our necks keeps them living lavish rubbing us of our minerals.

  • @lunarmodule6419
    @lunarmodule6419 Před 4 měsíci +3

    No country can survive complete international isolationism. They paid for being free and black.

  • @jamesanderson2826
    @jamesanderson2826 Před rokem +33

    And how can you possibly tell about the whole Haitian revolution in 10 or 15 minutes? Why the hell don't they tell the story and give it 2 to 4 hours ? because that's what's needed to tell just part of what happened during the revolution in Haiti. But that would be too right to do, so they give us little bits and pieces of the stories. When we should know the full story and that's how they rip black people off from knowing our history. By giving us little bit's and pieces. Hell I know more than this, so why cant we get the full story of the Haitian revolution?

    • @BlackMoonstone531
      @BlackMoonstone531 Před rokem

      CZcams english-language videos on Haitian history made by white people tend to suck anyway. They'll give you some truth but then they will mix it with lots of big lies and omissions and distort the overall story. Only good English-language ones I've found come from a Haitian-American youtuber who knows his stuff.

    • @reimourrpower9357
      @reimourrpower9357 Před rokem

      Of course you can't tell the epic story of revolution and several year-long wars in 20 minutes. This simply was a summation and highlight intro for those who may not know of this historic event. This is spark interest not cover everything.

    • @nrd870
      @nrd870 Před 12 dny

      Because people who dont know about this are clicking on a 15 min way faster than a 2 hour video, the 15 min video is to pull you in and if you want to know more you do your own research. Sounds good to me.

  • @blacktower7697
    @blacktower7697 Před rokem +9

    Wow, Haiti should be celebrated!
    This is why no mention of this is in any history book in the west. From this moment on, I will honor and respect any Haitian; good or bad.

  • @Afro-Cinema-mu5xf
    @Afro-Cinema-mu5xf Před 3 měsíci +2

    What an powerful nation! We need an movie of this or an Netflix TV series!

  • @Emmanuel-ti6ym
    @Emmanuel-ti6ym Před rokem +6

    So the Haitians defeated the 13 Colonies (U.S.) The French, The Spanish and the British, Amazing

  • @MRoseBleus
    @MRoseBleus Před rokem +12

    Thank you from a darn proud Haitian ❤

  • @marcpadilla1094
    @marcpadilla1094 Před rokem +8

    Guerilla warfare is the most effective against an invading force with a strict tactical approach to subduing an enemy. Haitians knew hoq to use their terrain. Viet Nam. The same.

  • @A.e.m-qm9yi
    @A.e.m-qm9yi Před rokem +16

    The whole world needs to help Haiti today, they suffer so badly 😢🇩🇰

    • @waynesworld227
      @waynesworld227 Před rokem +2

      They deserve it

    • @A.e.m-qm9yi
      @A.e.m-qm9yi Před rokem +3

      @@waynesworld227
      What do mean with that 🤔

    • @Blatgotyahatty
      @Blatgotyahatty Před rokem

      @@waynesworld227 the Europeans deserve the worst but ok

    • @ZonaCero-lo4il
      @ZonaCero-lo4il Před 4 měsíci

      Imagínate, RD es el que más los ayuda y nos odian, que se puede esperar de gente tan mala agradecida ? 😂😂😂😂 aprendan a vivir sin la limosna de nadie. Según ustedes son muy valientes y se jactan de decir que lucharon por su libertad. Porque saben que es mentira todo lo que ustedes dicen de su historia. Tuvieron que asumir el pago de esa deuda para no luchar y cuando quisieron invadir a la parte española los derrótanos en muchas batallas. Y así se creen mejores que los dominicanos. Patrañas!

    • @bigevil1001
      @bigevil1001 Před 4 měsíci +1

      I don't think Haiti can survive anymore of the world's "help."

  • @BillyTaves
    @BillyTaves Před 11 měsíci +8

    I’m so proud of my ancestors.

  • @neillambert8448
    @neillambert8448 Před rokem +6

    they are still paying for setting black people free in the Caribbean , they have the guts to stand up for freedom and equalrights. thank God for Haiti.

    • @rogeliomedina8726
      @rogeliomedina8726 Před rokem

      Neil Lambert. That is a fantastic revision of history. Of course they abolished slavery on the island. But they were brutal and merciless to the Dominicans when they conquered the other side of the island.
      The brutal treatment which included the murders of men, women, babies, and rapes was the catalyst that propelled the Dominicans to wage war agaist the Haitians and pushed them back to their side of the island.

  • @adeenbenyasharal5412
    @adeenbenyasharal5412 Před rokem +4

    The Haitians come from some of the mightiest warriors to ever walk this earth believe it or not.

  • @philliplyn2692
    @philliplyn2692 Před rokem +15

    Loving this one thanks for sharing very information blessed love to all knowledge is power hopefully everyone pays attention keep up the good work 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲

  • @colinmoyston2481
    @colinmoyston2481 Před rokem +17

    Let us pray for our brothers and sisters......GoD watches over Haiti. ...they re human beings... just like everyone else. ....

  • @curtisthomas2670
    @curtisthomas2670 Před 9 měsíci +3

    Toussaint L'Ouverture served as a General in 3 armies: in the Dpanish Army in Santo Domingo fighting against the French and British, in the French Army back in Saint Domingue fighting against the Spanish and British and the in the Revolutionary Army fighting against the French, other Haitian factions, Spanish and British.

  • @alexstone7594
    @alexstone7594 Před rokem +42

    There needs to be a movie about this

    • @cuturu8724
      @cuturu8724 Před rokem +4

      They do have one, Chris Rock made a movie about it and it got no attention or media coverage it's called "Uprize"

    • @kelvingillett5331
      @kelvingillett5331 Před rokem +1

      I was thinking the same thing.

    • @neverhungryagain2187
      @neverhungryagain2187 Před rokem +3

      Pretty sure there are like hundreds of them already

    • @alexstone7594
      @alexstone7594 Před rokem +1

      @@neverhungryagain2187 Thanks I need to find them because here in America they only show basically white hero's. Dr. Umar Johnson said there are hundreds of movie depicting the white man fighting his oppressors, but not many of Black men fighting ours.

    • @alexstone7594
      @alexstone7594 Před rokem

      @@neverhungryagain2187 I'm a Sci-Fi writer. I have a story I go back in time 300 years ago when the colonizers, Christopher Columbus and his enslavers were getting off the ship ready to enslave Black people in America. I'm waiting with a group of Black military veterans, we have AR-15's, AK-47's rocket launchers, "Drones" with rockets. We came prepared this time. When the colonizers are all on the ship, "We open fire" Saving mankind and humanity

  • @user-kd9rj7xj9q
    @user-kd9rj7xj9q Před rokem +2

    I wish this happened all over the world especially the usa

  • @erroltaylor8558
    @erroltaylor8558 Před rokem +7

    The Haitians went on to provide arms to simone Bolivar to liberate South America from Spain, this was on the condition that Simone Bolivar would free the slaves in South America, simone Bolivar didn't free the slaves after liberation of South America

  • @J-Hue
    @J-Hue Před rokem +8

    While I won't watch this video. I love seeing our people educating ourselves and exposing the lies and half truths like tou're doing in the comments. I learned some key details that I didn't know already. Thanks and God bless.

  • @adeenbenyasharal5412
    @adeenbenyasharal5412 Před rokem +3

    Slavery is not eradicated, the damage is just done, it's simply mental slavery at this point. Mental slavery worse because the slaves don't know they are or don't remember their ancestors were slaves.

  • @nakka1989
    @nakka1989 Před rokem +24

    🇹🇹🖤France owe Haitians alot of justice-money that will be repaid!!🤨.

    • @Jean_Jacques148
      @Jean_Jacques148 Před rokem +2

      @Mira Moche Nope the opposite actually

    • @wosenaoliver-smith957
      @wosenaoliver-smith957 Před rokem

      When?

    • @jonye7511
      @jonye7511 Před rokem

      To the leaders or the marauding gangs😂

    • @oliveraparicio8464
      @oliveraparicio8464 Před rokem +1

      @@Jean_Jacques148 a insignificant black island nation is going to force France a maritime power to give them "Justice money". Talk about living in fantasy land.

  • @ErenYeager385
    @ErenYeager385 Před 8 měsíci +4

    Finally, Black People got a W!

  • @jakeshockley2735
    @jakeshockley2735 Před rokem +5

    Wait a minute...the people responsible for generating profit actually outnumber those who are profiting??? Holy moly, I guess all of us at the bottom of the pyramid don't know of any other shapes. What a bummer 😢

  • @staminadon
    @staminadon Před rokem +9

    The Haitian beat France great General napoleon toussian and is black Revolutionary beat the great France to this day the Haitian paying the price

    • @CAM8689
      @CAM8689 Před 7 měsíci

      napoleon never fought in haiti he never lead an army there

  • @ceecee509
    @ceecee509 Před 9 měsíci +2

    I don’t like how he says "they left the unprofitable war" as if they would’ve won 🙄

  • @ronty777
    @ronty777 Před rokem +8

    I like how they show images of Haitian women topless with her breast in plain view, and then when , what appears too be a white women , they blur the image of her breast. Its like " the black women is no more than a dog, why shouldn't we show her breast"? It makes me question who put this story together??

    • @warrior-xd2xn
      @warrior-xd2xn Před rokem

      White people they sometimes are two face

    • @keshi5541
      @keshi5541 Před rokem

      Yeah its pretty disgusting. There seems to be a bias here. I see this everywhere where black womens bodies aren't respected but white womens are held to a higher standard.

  • @Mncrr
    @Mncrr Před rokem +6

    Anyone realize what Haiti and South Africa have in common? Who was in charge when they were wealthy and who’s in charge when they’re not.

    • @unknownname3189
      @unknownname3189 Před rokem

      You mean got wealthy by owning slaves? Why did they need slaves to get wealthy then.

    • @fleckcadeau2382
      @fleckcadeau2382 Před rokem +5

      What a ridiculous take. Then again what do you expect from a Eurocentric society. With complete honesty, you really think Haiti received a fair shake after beating the French. You really think the world was just willing to forgive and forget and allow a country filled with the people that they had the most disdain for enter the world's trading network and compete fairly? The answer is simple. Don't use modern views of racism but instead use your everyday human interactions and conflict, even those within your personal networks and community to draw that conclusion.

    • @Mncrr
      @Mncrr Před rokem +3

      @@fleckcadeau2382 did some additional research and I’d like to retract my statement. Haiti was milked for their natural resources and left to struggle without any form of democratic government. The former slaves did not have anywhere to turn and their natural resources were drained by the French and left as is. My apologies.

    • @fleckcadeau2382
      @fleckcadeau2382 Před rokem

      @@Mncrr I truly appreciate your ability to do this. We are all humans and have innate biases but it takes a special individual to notice this and make corrections. Very thankful 🙏🏿.

    • @Mncrr
      @Mncrr Před rokem

      @@fleckcadeau2382 god bless my friend

  • @aisearatokalau6998
    @aisearatokalau6998 Před rokem +6

    I am a native of my country too of African ancestry. It's all the same story that white people rewrite the history of your country. Natives always know the true story.🙏

  • @pimpdaddy7710
    @pimpdaddy7710 Před rokem +5

    Black power ✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿 no justice no peace

  • @dude3277
    @dude3277 Před rokem +3

    Without guns they cannot win. Once the playing field was level, Haitians/Africans spanked them.

  • @dalixmichel9227
    @dalixmichel9227 Před rokem +9

    Russia did sign our independence birth certificate.

  • @jeanphilippearlet4317
    @jeanphilippearlet4317 Před rokem +7

    Wrong colored flag
    Black and Red is real

  • @curtisthomas2670
    @curtisthomas2670 Před 9 měsíci +1

    Haiti actually greatly contributed to the end of slavery and independence in parts of South America. Haiti sheltered Simon Bolivar and his revolutionaries, gave them a couple thousand rifles, gold, food, supplies and uniforms, ships and sailors, guerilla and military training and experienced soldiers and officers, on the condition that Bolivar free slaves in all areas he conquered, leading to the independence from Spain of what are now Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador, Panama, Peru and Venezuela.

  • @myriampinchinat
    @myriampinchinat Před rokem +3

    USA and France continues to battle Haiti in every aspect and front.

  • @ianonymous3524
    @ianonymous3524 Před 7 měsíci +2

    I would love it if someone actually sat down and tried to cover the whole revolution rather than working at summing the whole thing up in ten minutes. This was a seriously complicated revolution… like consider that the population was twice that of New England at the same period. So it’s not exactly a laughable thing that Haiti might have been able to expand there rebellion. And Let’s not forget the American rebels only had to defeat a single invasion force from one empire with significant assistance from another European empire. while Haiti had to fight the French, then the British, the Spanish and their was even a civil war thrown in there. In the end they defeated napoleons army inflicting a defeat seconded only to his invasion of his invasion of Russia. It’s extremely complex with alliances and betrayals, gains and losses over the course of ten years. Yet everyone sums it up as “slavery was bad, the slaves rose up, they killed the slave masters, they had to beat back multiple invasions, then they massacred all the whites.” Yet if you look at the whole thing you realize it was all so much more complicated.

  • @curtiswhiteheadjr1322
    @curtiswhiteheadjr1322 Před rokem +5

    I've been reading about the Haitian Revolt for the last few years and it just keeps getting more interesting. #ThisIsWhyIRead 📚 #BlackHistoryEveryDay!

    • @jimmyboyz126
      @jimmyboyz126 Před rokem +1

      Yes my brother, are you haitian native, or an African American?

    • @curtiswhiteheadjr1322
      @curtiswhiteheadjr1322 Před rokem +1

      @@jimmyboyz126 I'm Black. To me that's a Badge of Honor and the Contents of my Consciousness. Much respect to ALL of my Ancestors from all over the world for laying the foundation.

  • @HisShadow
    @HisShadow Před rokem +1

    The author of the declaration of Independence wrote this
    " For our declaration of independence, we should have the skin of a white man for parchment, his skull for an inkwell, his blood for ink, and a bayonet for a pen!"

  • @selenagomezfans44
    @selenagomezfans44 Před 6 měsíci +7

    Haiti humiliated france 😂

    • @kayvan671
      @kayvan671 Před 5 měsíci

      And became poor lol

    • @user-zg2qn4gw1j
      @user-zg2qn4gw1j Před 4 měsíci

      Haiti might be come poor but if it wasn't because of us America wouldn't have Illinois 😅😮😂

    • @selenagomezfans44
      @selenagomezfans44 Před 4 měsíci

      @@kayvan671 what's your aggression, you don't like blacks 🤣, they humiliated France, it will forever be recorded in history of slavery

    • @selenagomezfans44
      @selenagomezfans44 Před 4 měsíci

      @@user-zg2qn4gw1j you mean america about to be owned by Russia and China 🤣🤣

    • @CAM8689
      @CAM8689 Před 4 měsíci +1

      I don't know given how haiti turned out......and given France was at war with most of europe its not like they could devote that much resources to maintaining control add to that the british navy blockading france from sending more reinforcements its a was confluence of things that allowed haiti to succeed.

  • @user-oc2yw9jx5c
    @user-oc2yw9jx5c Před rokem +2

    Never let the devil tell you his-story of you. It will always belittle you and glorify itself, as it does in this video.

  • @wisletnoel-zz9tm
    @wisletnoel-zz9tm Před rokem +4

    Wait, Desaline trained Louvèture, and Louvèture caused his death 💀 get your facts right buddy.

    • @mixtapemania6769
      @mixtapemania6769 Před rokem +1

      No he didn't cause his death wtf. Dessalines died at the hands of the next two Haitian presidents, Henri Christophe and Alexandre Pétion

    • @nolipoli430
      @nolipoli430 Před rokem +1

      You can't rely on these people for our history 😂

  • @quinnfletcher3906
    @quinnfletcher3906 Před rokem +4

    Now THIS would make a great Netflix show. Unlike that revisionist Cleopatra crap THIS show would be based in reality and that would make it better.

  • @mohamad-ms2pb
    @mohamad-ms2pb Před rokem +2

    No mention of Henri Christophe, I think he ushered in the Haitian currency known as Gourdes.

  • @vaipocaraxo7581
    @vaipocaraxo7581 Před rokem +4

    And they have been doing an AMAZING job since then! Well done and keep on the good work!

  • @slimpickens01
    @slimpickens01 Před rokem +12

    Before the Haitians rose up against the French they first had to deal with the weak minded who were institutionalized and would have told about their plans before it got off the ground. In the 13 Colonies they made sure to weed out malcontents by heavy birthing to keep the African spirit from getting a stronghold over the people.

    • @djstackademikz
      @djstackademikz Před rokem +1

      The snitches

    • @nataliehenderson8657
      @nataliehenderson8657 Před 10 měsíci

      Great observation just like the weak minds now the United States is full of programmed weak blk people tolerate any type of abuse

  • @EternalMedia
    @EternalMedia Před 3 měsíci +2

    Isn't it amazing that no major motion picture was made about this revolution? It should be something of the epic scale of Braveheart. But Hollywood doesn't want to touch it. I wonder why.

    • @gracelove4978
      @gracelove4978 Před 2 měsíci +1

      Why would they empower blacks
      with such a movie? Alot of history isn't given a movie for a reason.

    • @EternalMedia
      @EternalMedia Před 2 měsíci

      @@gracelove4978 it was a rhetorical question ❤️

  • @henrysantos121
    @henrysantos121 Před rokem +4

    *whats an amazing documentary very well done*

  • @hgostos
    @hgostos Před 5 měsíci +1

    We shouldn't forget the indescribable atrocities committed with unmatched cruelty by the Haitian revolutionaries against non-blacks (including women and children) during the emancipation process. Arguably, Haiti has been a pariah amongst the nations since then partially because of this.

  • @wisletnoel-zz9tm
    @wisletnoel-zz9tm Před rokem +3

    But go-ahead and continue. We're watching.

  • @fleckcadeau2382
    @fleckcadeau2382 Před rokem +2

    The debt Haiti had to pay back to the French for whooping their ass is quite comical actually. If you ever wondered how would a European nation respond in the same situation look no further than post WW1 and the eventual escalation to WW2. When Germany had to pay back reparations to the allies post WW1. That action alone was the most prominent factor springing forward the Natzi party because the Germans felt they were being treated unfairly... and well the rest is history folks lol.

  • @bouchacourtthierry8506
    @bouchacourtthierry8506 Před rokem +4

    Haïti and Liberia : pure exemple !

  • @Mannyvz295
    @Mannyvz295 Před 2 měsíci +1

    They were not really free. Half a million slaves killed some 6k French living in the island, but then France put them in financial slavery for more than a century. Any real and serious media would be demanding France to return at least some of the $ they stole from Haiti for more than a century. This is not to say the Hatian politicians are not to blame, but France should step up and pay.

  • @AbdulB
    @AbdulB Před rokem +17

    Bravo Haiti 👏👏👏

  • @beresfordforbes
    @beresfordforbes Před rokem +2

    Those who lead us in to captivity judgements double said the lord Emanuel I.

  • @leemelvin6514
    @leemelvin6514 Před rokem +4

    anyone else wondering about the actual locals of the island? both the blacks and french were foreigners.

    • @djstackademikz
      @djstackademikz Před rokem +2

      The Spanish went to war with the Taino natives. The natives had 4 major leaders dividing the island NSEW and they were fierce leaders n fought hard and rebelled against the Spanish but eventually lost and were enslaved raped & millions killed via murder & disease after Columbus settled there so many of them died there wasn’t enough to mine for gold anymore and they were deemed weaker which is why they decided to import African slaves instead it was De Las casas or w.3 his name was that preached for abolition for the Taino natives and to replace them with Africans. When the French came many of the Natives had already fled into the mountains and created maroon towns although some were still in captivity when the Africans arrived in the 1500s. Rebellions instantly sparked and many Africans also escaped into the mountains as well and created maroon towns too and often teamed up with natives in attacking the French when they could. By the time the French had arrived it was only some odd 40,000 Tainos left on the island compared to the millions that were there when Columbus arrived. I strongly believe there mixing with the European Spanish thru slavery and also potentially with Africans created the mix tone Dominican culture we see today. However that mulatto class highly became influenced by Europeans.

    • @mixtapemania6769
      @mixtapemania6769 Před rokem

      ​@@djstackademikzyep 👍

  • @badvlad63
    @badvlad63 Před rokem +2

    Haiti did directly end slavery in the west. We supplied Simon Bolivar with troops, money, and weapons which he in turned used to free South America. South America by the way, is also in the west.

  • @KevinDorival
    @KevinDorival Před rokem +3

    New book, “America's & France's 1,000 Year War Against #Haiti (Ayiti): The Assassination of a Nation” 🇭🇹🖤👑

  • @jamesmirtil2214
    @jamesmirtil2214 Před 10 měsíci +2

    Napoleon didn’t lose interest he was completely defeated by the Haitians

  • @esaieprince
    @esaieprince Před rokem +4

    Wishing Africa would help its long lost relatives in the America's we are rejected

    • @valuquest1390
      @valuquest1390 Před rokem +2

      Don't you think Africans have plenty of problems of their own ? 🤔

    • @ForeignBlasianLA
      @ForeignBlasianLA Před rokem

      Yall aren't the same people anyways

    • @esaieprince
      @esaieprince Před rokem

      @@ForeignBlasianLA we all are

    • @Abdullah-uv2pv
      @Abdullah-uv2pv Před rokem

      @@ForeignBlasianLA you're a majority white man. stfu on this.

    • @makeytgreatagain6256
      @makeytgreatagain6256 Před rokem

      @@esaieprince what were Africans to do? They didn’t have the technology nor organisation to help. Even if one kingdom wanted to help they’d just leave themslevs vulnerable to their opposition back in Africa. There was nothing that could had been done africa wasn’t developed enough to formulate such an coordinated assault

  • @anglosaxon244
    @anglosaxon244 Před rokem +1

    yes ,since then they have lived in peace & harmony,...and will continue like that,thanks to their loyal & inteligent fellowmen

  • @paulfri1569
    @paulfri1569 Před rokem +5

    Why is this genocide not talked about?

    • @nyakwarObat
      @nyakwarObat Před rokem

      It is talked about if you care to look in the right places when you reduce useless media and Hollywood frequenting

    • @user-pc7ef5sb6x
      @user-pc7ef5sb6x Před rokem

      Not a genocide. But a rightful choice of action. Slavers don't deserve recognition

  • @sasachiminesh1204
    @sasachiminesh1204 Před rokem +1

    Lots of important facts, names and events were left out of this. First, France was not in "disarray" as the cause of losing the first Haitian rebellion - France put up an organized and vicious repression. After Haitians won, Napoleon reinvaded and France lost again. Then France, Britain and the US threatened to invade together and ransomed Haiti for all their wealth. That was alongside France's demand for "reparations" for lost colonial revenue and war expenditures under the threat of reinvasion. This low-quality vid is what happens when outsiders tell someone else's history. We should have a Haitian scholar tell us about Haitian history.

  • @Rebelde270
    @Rebelde270 Před rokem +4

    Why the Haití 🇭🇹 can’t be organize in this time? Always crying for help 😢😢😢 do you self

  • @Kobe1993
    @Kobe1993 Před 5 měsíci +1

    You will never seen a Hollywood movie about the Haitian revolution 😢

  • @doc3087
    @doc3087 Před rokem +12

    Worked out really well for them.

    • @Dacky1989
      @Dacky1989 Před rokem +21

      Kind of like Ukraine right

    • @geekonomic
      @geekonomic Před rokem

      Every country that got rid of their colonisers descended into a boiling pool of shit afterwards. It's what you get when you leave them to their own vices.

    • @curtisthomas2670
      @curtisthomas2670 Před rokem

      So maybe they should've just kept on enjoying their slavery

    • @fleckcadeau2382
      @fleckcadeau2382 Před rokem

      This guy is a bonafide racist, not worth the effort folks. Thumbs down 👎🏿 and keep it moving folks.

    • @jonye7511
      @jonye7511 Před rokem +2

      Like all post colonial successes in Africa where the leaders love their comforts more than their people.

  • @omarcolon9076
    @omarcolon9076 Před 5 měsíci +1

    Why don't you mention when Haiti invaded and conquered the Dominican Republic or the future conflicts? You also don't mention how France essentially extorted them for over a century.

  • @peacebeuntoyou345
    @peacebeuntoyou345 Před rokem +3

    I don’t like false narratives about my country .

  • @SuaveCityGear
    @SuaveCityGear Před rokem +4

    A Haitian Man discovered Chicago, DUSABLE IS HIS NAME. Haiti had to pay FRANCE because they wanted and fought for freedom; 🤬!! First Black Republic 🇭🇹 ❤

  • @loveonlyonlylove1504
    @loveonlyonlylove1504 Před rokem +2

    Didn’t learn this in school 🤔 would love a detailed movie like this, not glory with Denzel holding the flag at the end

  • @garfieldthomas748
    @garfieldthomas748 Před rokem +4

    The Haiti is the best

  • @po9609
    @po9609 Před rokem +1

    A great majority of slaves in Haiti came from a particular tribe in Nigeria. The Igbo tribe, the same tribes men and women that drowned themselves in the coast of Georgia the moment they realized what awaits them. At a point during slavery, the Igbo slaves were rejected because of their propensity to fight back. Till this day, Igbos are despised by the British, French and most European countries that participated in slave trade.

    • @jonye7511
      @jonye7511 Před rokem

      ​@@Orion-fp8tk And let's not forget how Nigerians are regarded as the con men and drug dealers of Africa by other African countries.

  • @jaysilvia6610
    @jaysilvia6610 Před rokem +3

    Respect to Haiti for what they did. Its very misleading to say that 4 nations were defeated. France gave up on quelling an uprising in Haiti considering they were fighting a war with England and Russia at the same time. No nation was actually defeated but Haitians earned their freedom which is very respectable. Remember, these were the world powers at the time.

    • @reimourrpower9357
      @reimourrpower9357 Před rokem +2

      France sent their infamous armada when they had powerful leadership under Napoleon. Organized funded armies versus the determined guerrila war army of formerly enslaved Africans. Who also fought other greedy funded european nations. *Haiti won* . Against all odds.

    • @mixtapemania6769
      @mixtapemania6769 Před rokem +2

      They were defeated, the vast majority of French troops that went to Haiti died there and never returned, the remaining only returned because Dessalines let them. Don't try to downplay francês defeat to protect their fragile ego, they got their ass handed to them no matter how you look at it.

    • @CAM8689
      @CAM8689 Před 7 měsíci

      disease did the french worse then the haitians did and its a fact napoleonic france was fighting most of europe haiti wasn't that important in the scheme of things....yes it was profoitable but they had other enemies...@@mixtapemania6769

    • @CAM8689
      @CAM8689 Před 4 měsíci

      @@mixtapemania6769 it was a french failure but haiti was not the priority in comparison to the major battles going on in europe at the time....hence why haiti paid a debt to france they weren't confident they could maintain there independence....truth is truth

    • @mixtapemania6769
      @mixtapemania6769 Před 4 měsíci +2

      @@CAM8689 Haiti payed the debt just to be able to trade with other nations and have somewhat of an economy (since France and all of Europe + USA had an embargo on them). They didn't pay because of a feared french re-invasion. In fact, when french sent ships around Haiti demanding the payment, Boyer's initial response was to pour most of the country's GDP into the military and prepare for war. He only agreed once France came at a more peaceful angle and the debt was reduced to 95 million. France got their ass beat by a nation of people without formal military training or quality weapons. Vietnam and Algeria would later prove again just how weak France is. Truth is truth.