COME TO AUSTRALIA MATE , MY PARENT'S MOVED US FROM NY TO OZ 😃😃👌👌🦘🦘

They have no Oil maybe that's the Problem? 🧐

@@Aminbaneyou’re dumb

@@JIMDEZWAV Thanks for the invite, I want to visit but wouldn’t move there and leave my free speech and guns behind. From what I read, Australia is even more woke than the US now. But anywhere is better than New York. Stay healthy friend.

@@Aminbane good point, and they are black. Liberals in the US only care about black people if they are allowed to vote in the US.

This is deep !! Lies after lies

Kenya help out ??

@@peterdarr383There’s Norway of helping 👀

The entire population of Haiti is the size of Los Angeles. They are not a warrior nation. They are a people victimized by corruption, greed, and a history of slavery and imperialism. America has done little to nothing to truly help Haiti, and is responsible for a lot of the instability that plagues it today. Do more research and talk to some Haitians and you’ll see that they’re a great people who don’t deserve to suffer like they have.

Smh. Haiti is an hour away from the U.S.. if we don’t provide aid then they will flee famine and escape to Florida in droves. And warrior nation? What are you talking about. You are way too Ignorant to comprehend this geopolitical situation

Y tu crees que tu país no es culpable de esta crisis ? Te invito a investigar lo que los Clinton han hecho a esa pobre gente ,todo por buscar tesoros en su tierra.

he's kissing ass

you think thats bad try living in major USA cities, unbelieveable crime

@@jazziez6467 🤣. You’re really comparing ANY American city to Haiti?!

Cock Eye Joe. So you been there and done that.???????

Haiti would have joined brics nations Brazil Russia China south Africa!! America didn't want that 😞😞

This may surprise you, but no country is beating down the door to take responsibility for Haiti. No country sees an upside to it.

Russia's fingerprints are all over Africa too

Those people seem to have lots of problems, and you want them to be plagued by Russians on top of that? How cruel!

@@paunitka7Not supporting Russia but tell me a time the American government have ever Truly bought peace

George Soros - - he's always wanted to own a country

Better question is why not pay the local population to be the soldiers? It would be much better for the local economy than to ship in external forces.

The Jewish people like Soros.

Yup. It’s the model they use We have 14K immigrants a week while they announce 11k and our streets are getting full while unemployment rate rises sharply and experts are baffled

Haitians had shared their blood for the US independence and other wars, but the one that did not help the US gets all of the US help they don’t even need. Haiti shouldn’t be mistreated because they’re 95% black.

​@@rodguerp1 And I appreciate your reply. My response was limited to "kinetic diplomacy", the big stick side of Teddy Roosevelt's diplomatic philosophy of, "Speak softly but carry a big stick." The difference is that President Roosevelt was talking about US direct diplomacy involving strictly US interests where I am talking about the US involving itself as a proxy in foreign conflicts where the US has no true interest. For example: The Ukraine-Russia conflict. Ukraine isn't an historical US ally. At times the US and Ukraine have had common interests but they are not sufficient for the US to arm Ukraine. That war is between Kievan Rus (Kiev), Byelo Rus (Belorus) and Moscovy Rus (Moscow). It's a war that has been ongoing for over 800 years. If after 800 years they haven't solved their problem it is unreasonable to think that the US giving one side bigger and better weapons will lead to anything other than another 800 years of war...or 57 minutes of thermonuclear war. The US has no skin in this game. US kinetic diplomacy has no place in Eastern Europe. Eastern Europe along with Turkey should be leading the way to resolving the near millennium year old conflict.

Ok then who’s going to feed, teach, and try to guide the hundreds of thousands of at risk youth in Haiti. Are you stepping up?

CEO was on ~290k as well in 2022.

I believe it like 90% Catholic.

Are you serious? A former gangs leader?

We want Guy Philippe!

Mind about you businesses. We want Guy Philippe.

Your question should be who empowered the gangs?

Lol usa hate afrikans especially Haitians that was bold enough to not remain captive in the plantations

American backyard is Puerto Rico American colony and American backyard are 50 states no one in Haiti is American slaves. Haiti is a country .

@@marie.petithomme3198 you’re missing the fact that despite it not being a US state, the US has been involved in Haiti in multiple ways in the last 100 years and is at least partly responsible for the current instability still going on today. The US didn’t care if it was its backyard or not. They played there like it was and haven’t cleaned up the messes.

​@@detroitrockmichaelthey can clean up their own mess.

I'm Haitian and I'm telling you Haiti doesn't need anybody's help and all of the people are asking foreigners to stay out. This is media spin to green light western colonialism.

Look up African tigress videos. She'll show you the real Haiti. It's beautiful and peaceful unlike what is being portrayed in the media.

​@@MrClyjadethe media has a job. which is to report on current news. the gang activity. of course all of Haiti isn't ran by gangs. only certain parts.

​@@JDJENTOn top of having a job the media also has an agenda.

THEY DID THAT AND MORE = BILLIONS IN AID AFTER THE LAST BIG EARTHQUAKE BUT A CERTAIN WOMEN WHO CALL'S PEOPLE DEPLORABLE STOLE ALL THE MONEY 👿👿🤑🤑😈😈

No we dont he was puppet for the west

I understand you, same as US is doing better than Mexico and Canada, however Haiti could do better if allowed.

😂😂😂😂😂

We in the DR bear the brunt of massive and predatory illegal migration from Haiti which is neither friendly nor tolerant, not only too much wasted in them at the expense of Dominican taxpayers and taken away from the Dominican poor but also the significant expense of militarizing a porous common border where anything goes. It is NOT Dominicans' obligation to be saddled and strained to the point of conflict under the weight of Haitians' self made owes not to mention their historical visceral hate toward Dominicans and their failed scores of ethnically cleanse them in their own lands during the 19th century.

The earthquake which killed over 200,000 people, and endemic corruption in the country, are also causes.

No.

Close, but it’s France that owned them 250 yrs ago

@@user-bn8qf9sb2c oh ok cool 😎 thanks

It is independent since 1804. It would have been far better if it was owned by another country. But it's owned by the haitians themselves and you see the results😭😭😭