FBA Says Haitians Are "Colonizers" & Brags About Black Americans Military History In

Haiti 🇭🇹 and Haitians have nothing to explain, your history speaks for itself.
Haiti’s history is forever cemented is stone (as in Classical Kmt).
Haiti’s Revolutionary Leaders will forever remain icons in global Black history; and heroes and sheroes in the global Black world-Abibiwiase.
As Black Africans we salute Haiti and the Haitian people with our full chest.
Nothing but gratitude and respect! 🌍🇭🇹✊🏾

When Nana Jean-Jacque Dessalines moved into the eastern side of the island, Haiti wasn't "invading for fun." They were responding to the fact that the territory was being occupied by French military forces officers who had carried out atrocities against Africans during the colonial-slavery period in Haiti. (the same way today France keeps moving from neighboring country to neighboring country in the Sahel once they get kicked out).
No nation on Earth would tolerate such war criminals regrouping right next door. Just like any country would demand accountability for people who committed mass violence and atrocities, Haiti acted the same way to neutralize a real threat and danger. Nana Dessalines wasn't chasing land - he was preventing the same forces that tried to exterminate Africans in Saint-Domingue (Haiti) from reorganizing across the border. But people with no critical thinking skills and surface level thinking, will always strip
always away the true context to make Haiti look irrational, when the truth is simple: Haiti did what every other sovereign independent nation does protect its nation and people from hostile forces being sheltered next door. 🌍🇭🇹✊🏾

Jean-Pierre Boyer, the mulelatto-biracial Haitian president who sold out the Revolution to protect his white father’s colonial caste system and to show his loyalty to France and European interests.
Jean-Pierre Boyer weakened Haiti at a time we needed strong critical thinking military leadership, not a president bending over for foreign interests and approval.
While Nana Jean-Jacque Dessalines and Nana Henri Christophe were building a strong military nation to face France head-on again, Boyer made Haiti soft, unprepared and political and military vulnerable to France. So when France came back demanding “reparations for their lost property”, Haiti didn’t have the military fortitude, posture and the national unity to tell France, “FCUK OFF”, the way Nana Dessalines and Nana Christophe would have.
Jean-Pierre Boyer defended his white father’s colonial system and order, that the Haitian Revolution and the Haitians fought so hard against-a bloody Revolution to dismantle slavery and the colonial system.

Jean-Pierre Boyer, the biracial-mulelatto Haitian president, who Agreed in 1825 to pay France a massive reparations debt of 150 million francs to France for Haiti ending slavery and gaining their independence.
France demanded this money to recognize Haitian independence. This payment caused severe, long-term economic hardship for Haiti, and its effect is still being felt today in Haiti.

Jean-Pierre Boyer is the same mulelatto-biracial Haitian president that pay “France Reparations Debt of Independence".
This reparations debt represented about ten times the amount of the sale of Louisiana to the United States..
The debt cycle: Unable to pay such a colossal debt and sum, Haiti had to take out loans from French banks, plunging the Haiti into a debt cycle that lasted more than a century, and to this day Haiti is still feeling the debt that literally crumbled Haiti’s economic sovereignty.
The current impact: The total amount paid by Haiti amounts to billions of dollars in current value. Today, this historic debt is the subject of heated debates and demands for reparations. The French government will never agreed to repay these reparations funds back to Haiti.