Avoid THIS Gang Member in Haiti's DEADLIEST Neighborhood (Cité Soleil) 🇭🇹

• by: @Mr._Man
• 2 weeks ago

I live in the “DeBussy”! 😂

• by: @LionJReacts
• 2 weeks ago

“When I see people I want to eat them” nobody else heard that?

• by: @vybz_39tv
• 2 weeks ago

Am new to your channel all the way from jamaica

• by: @weneedareset
• 2 weeks ago

still this was a great video.

• by: @EddieMalone-uu8on
• 2 weeks ago

6:02 where does he live, can I live there too 😂

• by: @mobilegaming5553
• 2 weeks ago

This local guide low-key runs the streets. Sean is in every video 😎👍👍

• by: @odesanatoya1423
• 2 weeks ago

👁️‼️👁️Excellent video very good details of history of the country. Way better than BBC or CNN news report etal podcasts. The guide gave us a real feel of the country, economy, neighborhoods, people, art 🎭 , politics and the background to these political gangs or revolutionary Fighters. The Geo Political landscape of the USA 🇺🇲 real interest in Haiti to avoid communism. 👍🏾👍🏾 Syrians are all over in a huge way , they are in St Lucia, Martinique, Big money 💰💰. What's that all about. ❓❓❓🔍🔍
I just wanted to also know the answer to the question asked by the interviewer to the guide, which was how does he manage to remain Alive . His response was retracted. (⁉️)

• by: @BigBoyKush-ty4qx
• 2 weeks ago

debussy had me dying

• by: @Friedfish-zm7fx
• 2 weeks ago

Sean, the tour guide, is incorrect about at least 1 thing: the "syrians" that own the supermarkets came to Haiti after WW2, not in the late 1800's. In the late 1800's there was an influx of German merchants. Yes, the USA was nervous about Haiti during WW1 (would the german merchants push Haiti to the German side?). Most of the german merchant class in Haiti left before Duvalier took power.

Yes there are syrians amongst the "syrians" in Haiti. Many of them came from Lebanon, Israel, Jordan. The "palestinians" in Haiti tell you they came from TransJordan. The "syrians" of Haiti are Christian and Jewish. No Muslim.

In another Youtube video Sean stated that an Egyptian is now the Petrol King of Port-au-Prince. Is ths Egyptian muslim?

Sean was also the guide for Indigo Traveller and he seems to be 99% sincere.

Sean knows that his content is primarily for the leftist audience so he stated (falsely) that Haiti is not a racist country. Haiti in fact is a racist country. Well, the fact is ALL countries are racist. Haitian Creole has several terms for different shades of Black (mulatte, grimo, etc..). Haiti culturally still lives the French Colonial custom of establishing 16 gradations between pure Black and pure White. The French Colonial past still lives in current customs and dialects.

Sean seems very earnest and sincere. However his perception of the nation around him is not very deep; it is not his fault since his position in Haiti is neither prominent nor powerful. Just steet-level view which is satisfactory for 95% of the Youtube audience. Think 5 blind men examining an elephant to define the animal. Haiti is very much a socially divided country.

Sean is naive and child-like suggesting that Western Nations have a grudge against Haiti because it earned independence in 1804 by defeating Napoleon's forces. Yes in the early 1800's the colonial powers and the USA fear the contagion of slave revolts. That was 200 years ago. Today, Europe, China, USA, and Canada are indifferent to Haiti. Look at China and its Belt and Road Initiative (BRI): China is doing deals with Grenada, British Guyana, Jamaica, Suriname, Trinidad & Tobago, NOT Haiti. Haiti has nothing to offer China.

I am amused by talking heads discussing without end about transition committees, United Nations programs, and other such "democratic" trivialities. The Ancient Greeks had it correct: the machinery of democracy is always too slow to fix a crisis. To fix a crisis the Ancient Greek Elders appoint a tyrant whose orders are followed without question. Key: without question; because questioning (via democratic process) takes too long while the crisis worsens. What are the characteristics of the ideal tyrant? Answer: Reputation for honesty, inegrity, virtue, experience, wisdom, and VIOLENCE; and nationwide respect. The tyrant is chosen from the citizenry; the tyrant cannot be a foreigner. Also: the tyrant is wise enouigh to retreat from power when the crisis is solved away. Usually the tyrant has to exert violence upon those damaging the citizenry. Violence brings about primordial fear and respect is the underlayer of fear. One cannot fear without respect. Fear may foment Resentment and still respect lingers with Resentment. Respect of the capability of the tyrant to eliminate you.

While the pundits, empty talking heads, politicians, intellectuals emitting hot air pollution about Transition Committees and Assorted Plans, Haiti needs to find its Tyrant (in the Ancient Greek meaning), its Cincinnatus. If Haiti can find a Toussaint L'Ouverture (NOT J.J. Dessalines) as tyrant, so much the better. Haiti needs to find its Bukele.

Bukele. Of El Salvador. Bukele is Arab with Lebanese roots. Although elected democratically, Bukele had to act like a tyrant (in the Ancient Greek meaning) to bring order to El Salvador. Why bring up the Arab origin of Bukele? Many of the "oligarchs" in Haiti are of Arab descent. Just as talking heads and pundits have distorted perceptions of Haiti's gangs, said talking heads and pundits have distorted perceptions of Haiti's "oligarchs". These oligarchs can take their fortunes (millions of dollars, NOT billions) and live an easy life in the USA or Europe. However these oligarchs choose Haiti, a hellhole, as their home. No one aims to make their home shitty. These oligarchs came to Haiti as refugees from the Middle East after WW2. These refugees were Christian or Jewish, not Muslim. These refugees came with little fortune and definitely NO political power. These refugees became "oligarchs" through competency, work ethic, and business honesty. These oligarchs became such because they can get things done.

At one point there were 6 foreign banks in Haiti. Now (2024 AD) there is only 1 foreign bank. The other 5 sold their interest to – I presume – haitian oligarchs. Why invest in an enterprise if you have no hope for said enterprise? What hope(s) do these oligarchs see in Haiti? The talking heads and pundits seem clueless about the hopes for Haiti.

• by: @itahtorchmusic
• 2 weeks ago

He must have alot respect to move so happy freely

• by: @Hemygong
• 2 weeks ago

this is a unique time to see from youtube the complete and utter chaos of anarchy real time real life. take notes and learn future generations from many lessons of humanity. of slavery of what freedom looks like after slavery. etc. this is the place to see it. Haiti.

• by: @moisepicard195
• 2 weeks ago

I love being Haitian. 🇭🇹❤️🌟✨

• by: @motiveofficial1256
• 2 weeks ago

Is he the only tour guide willing to help ib this way cause evey body be with him

• by: @realife1542
• 2 weeks ago

This is dope bro I’d like to see the world like this

• by: @BxCortez2050
• 2 weeks ago

the world has never forgiven Haiti for gaining their independance

• by: @krissybutler1357
• 2 weeks ago

Loved that Shawn has followers what's his channel to subscribe to him 💯💯💯

• by: @kevinwamalwa9758
• 2 weeks ago

A book about haiti would be so many pages,every page would be darker, innocent people being sacrificed for the benefit of the so called politicians.Haiti is still juggling in blood a couple of years after independence 😢