Boukman Prayer at Bwa Kayiman-the AfricanVodun war council on August 14, 1791 that began Haiti revolution | BEYOND 2004: BWA KAYIMAN, Act 2 by Ezili Dantò | Bwa Kayiman War Strategy-Stop the stranger/invaders, stop Black collaborators and all their evil forces (religion, military, academia, media, et al) |Bwa Kayiman- 223 years later, epic struggle for African liberty continues in Haiti |Lewa: Dessalines my history teacher tells me the only good white is the white that shoots the bad whites
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Aug 26, 2014, 3:45:15 PM8/26/14
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http://bit.ly/1lT35KZ
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♫♫Boukman o nan Bwa Kayiman
Nou lonmen non w
Nou pa denounen w, nan Bwa Kayiman
Papa Boukman o, nou wè ase
Papa Boukman o, nou rive nan tobout o
Peyi nou divize, lafanmi doz-a-do.
Nou pa te fè Bwa Kayiman
Pou n sèvi etranje.♫♫
***********************in this post************************
- Ezili Danto's Note: Bwa Kayiman 2014
- Recommended Bwa Kayiman 2014 links to share and circulate
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Ezili Dantò's Note: Bwa Kayiman 2014
On August 14, 1791, after 300-years of European slavery, terror and colonialism, the Haitians gathered at a clearing at Bwa Kayiman to strategize battle plans for war against their terrorist enslavers. They finalized plans for the war to began one week later on August 22, 1791.
Cecile Fatiman (http://on.fb.me/1rszJ9J) was the woman who presided at the war council as priestess. Mounted by the irreducible essence of the feminine principle and warrior mother, Ezili Dantò. Manbo Fatiman chose Boukman amongst all the fierce warriors present to lead the war. (See, Comparing Isis and Ezili Dantò to reveal the hidden African mother of all the races - http://on.fb.me/13SSAOG; go to - Vodun, the Light and Beauty of Haiti at http://on.fb.me/QgCyOE and Bio of Ezili Dantò, 1791 http://bit.ly/11N7y8)
After 13 years of war, the Africans beat the French armies, the English armies, the Spanish armies and a US embargo and all their mercenaries to create Haiti.
Haiti/Ayiti is the first nation of the modern world to outlaw slavery. The first nation in world history where the enslaved had the courage and iron will to overthrow their masters. Today, the Haitians celebrate this unparalleled human victory.
223 years later, on this August 14, 2014, Haiti still fights off the return of the enslavers. Fights off the taking of lands won in war after three hundred years of slavery, 147 years of paying an Independence debt (slave trade debt), first to France and then to the United States and in rivers of blood and pain for 210 years of European containment in poverty and trade blocking. Free Haiti fights for Ile a Vache, La Gonave, Mole St. Nicolas, Ile de la Tortue, fights for the ancestors' legacy. (Haiti not for sale - http://bit.ly/1qZo4Du )
Jodia, 14 Daout 2014 nou sonje kote lombrik nou ye, kote premye san n antere.
The epic struggle for Haitian liberty and human rights continues in 2014 as Haitians fight off the white invaders and their Black collaborators to keep their offshore islands, regain nation sovereignty. Free Haiti battles the profit-over-people invaders to live in peace and prosperity on Ile a Vache, La Gonave, Ile de la Tortue, Mole St. Nicola, Fort Liberte, La Visit, Jacmel, Port au Prince, all of Haiti. Our sacred highlands, paid for in over 500 years of terrible European tyranny.
Today, on the 223th anniversary of the Bwa Kayiman war council that started the Haiti revolution we bow to the power of our great ancestors. We're one body, one soul. The union at Bwa Kayiman is the only Haiti union that has never wavered. Nou se Ginen, nou fè yon sèl kò
One people, one African culture, one language, one Vodun spiritual imperative: the Haitian union forged at Bwa Kayiman by the amalgamated African nations has never wavered. - http://bit.ly/1rb4eVU
Haiti still fights off European development that is forced assimilation, endless debt, dependency, containment-in-poverty for the majority and white domination and control of all life on planet earth.
The Bwa Kayiman war strategy, Boukman's prayer, Cecile Fatiman society organization tactics and remembering to throw away the white man's images and lift up the Ancestors, their spirit, our way of life in konbit, lakou and viv econmic system, are, for the free Haitians, our August legacy. Our way to live free, in plain sight, within a hostile American Mediterranean where the monsters announce daily they're humanitarians. And we respond: E, e, Mbomba, e, e! Kanga Bafyòti. Kanga Mundele. Kanga Ndòki. Kanga yo! #Haiti http://bit.ly/1ajG8KY
We witness to ourselves, by ourselves.
For, are the Haitians.
From the womb to the tomb, our lives is about struggle.
Free Haiti understand a US-European war is declared and waged daily against our lives, our lands, our resources, our culture, religion, our future, our very soul.
But for
over "five hundred years in sanctuaries beyond your reach Prozac-man, in living shrines within Her mound. Safe from the dark vicissitudes of this protracted nightmare, Grann Guiton, Defile, Gran Toya have held our soul.
That's why
we're strong
enough
today to celebrate Bwa Kayiman's 223rd anniversary in the midst of your terrifying re-occupation. The coming forth of the dead is at hand. We are with lè Marasa, lè Mò e lè Mistè, everywhere...The dawn of another Bwa Kayiman Petwo gathering.
Even protestant bible thumpers in our midst know when to throw away the image of a white man as divine when his deeds, taking away their lands, and the regular spraying their fields and foods with poisons to stop their fields from producing are so pitiless and criminal.
The Free Haiti your media and partisan academics can't write about, listens to the God within, to the voice for liberty that sings in all our hearts.
Today, Free Haitians light red candles, pou libation. Pray Boukman's Prayer while shouting the Bwa Kayiman call. ( Bwa Kayiman Links - http://bit.ly/1owwVKU and Haiti Epistemology - http://bit.ly/1ajG8KY ; See Ezili's performance Bwa Kayiman re-enactment - http://bit.ly/1uRTycs.)
Nou pap bay legen. Ayisyen alaso! Jodia, 14 Daout 2014 n ap sonje kote lombrik nou ye, kote premye san n antere. Nou rele Boukman, Fatiman, nou jete dlo pou yo. Jete dlo pou Zanset nou yo! Ayiti pap peri.
Boukman's Prayer at Bwa Kayiman, August 14, 1791
The God who created the earth, who created the sun that gives us light.
The God who holds up the ocean, who makes the thunder roar. Our God
who has ears to hear. You who are hidden in the clouds, who watch us from
where you are. You see all that the White has made us suffer. The White
man's god asks him to commit crimes. But the God within us wants to do good.
Our God, who is so good, so just, orders us to avenge our wrongs. It's our good God who will direct our arms and bring us victory. It's our good God who will assist us. We all should throw away the image of the white man's god who is so pitiless. Listen to the voice for liberty that sings in all our hearts."
-- Boukman's Prayer at Bwa Kayiman, the African, Vodun war council on August 14, 1791 that began the Haiti revolution launched on August 22, 1791.
Lapriyè Boukman (Kreyòl)
Bon Dje ki fè la tè. Ki fè soley ki klere nou anwo. Bon Dje ki soulve lanmè. Ki fè gronde loray. Bon Dje nou ki gen zorèy pou tande. Ou ki kache nan nyaj. Kap
gade nou kote ou ye la. Ou wè tout sa Blan fè nou sibi. Dje Blan yo mande krim.
Bon Dje ki nan nou an vle byen fè. Bon Dje nou an ki si bon, ki si jis, li òdone
vanjans (jistis). Se li kap kondwi bra nou pou nou ranpòte la viktwa. Se li kap ba nou asistans. Nou tout fèt pou nou jete pòtre dje Blan yo ki swaf dlo lan zye. Koute vwa la libète k ap chante lan kè nou.---- Lapriyè Boukman nan Bwa Kayiman , August 14 1791
"Dessalines who is my history teacher tells me the only good white
is the white that shoots the bad whites." - Moriso Lewa, Blan Mannan - http://bit.ly/1t0aqON
Ezili Dantò of HLLN/Free Haiti Movement
August 14, 2014
*****
"Transformation is only valid if it is carried out with the people,
not for them. Liberation is like a childbirth, and a painful one. The person
who emerges is a new person: no longer either oppressor or oppressed,
but a person in the process of achieving freedom. It is only the oppressed
who, by freeing themselves, can free their oppressors." - Paulo Freire, from Pedagogy of the Oppressed
‘Freedom is not something that anybody can be given. Freedom is something people take, and people are as free as they want to be.’--James Baldwin
****************************
Recommended HLLN Bwa Kayiman 2014 links to share and circulate:
- Bio of Ezili Dantò, 1791 - the spiritual mother of Haiti and the preeminent cosmic symbol for Black independence, the warrior mother, unity, love principle, self-determination, justice, equality and freedom. http://bit.ly/11N7y8
- BEYOND 2004: BWA KAYIMAN, Act 2
by Ezili Dantò, (c) 2000 Ezili Dantò, All rights reserved
http://bit.ly/VocJhG
- "Sèl blan ki bon blan se blan k met fizi sou move blan yo" (Feliks Moriso Lewa, on Jean Jacques Desalin Blan Mannan - http://bit.ly/1ghOgBL)
Red, Black & Moonlight: Memoir of a Poet (Special Edition) - A Burnt Offering
to the Ancestors - http://bit.ly/1nTYBDC
Remembering Lovinsky Pierre Antoine
Lovinksy links at: http://bit.ly/PdfbCt
Ezili Dantò's Note: Bwa Kayiman 2007 and the case of Lovinsky Pierre Antoine Pierre by Ezili Dantò http://bit.ly/cpN46E
Boukman's Prayer at Bwa Kayiman, the African, Vodun war council that began the Haiti revolution (English and Kreyòl)
http://bit.ly/1pczxML
***********************************************
Forwarded by Ezili's Haitian Lawyers Leadership Network
***********************************************
Clifford Brandt, Act II of the Haiti Escape thriller:
The Dominicans captured fugitive Clifford Brandt in Hondo Valle in the Dominican Republic...Did Laurent Lamothe lie to take credit to make himself and his government look good? Give the heretofore Martelly-Lamothe Haiti injustice system some semblance of non-partisanship? If so, that ruse backfired.Go to
http://bit.ly/1lT35KZ
Haiti tense after summons issued for President Jean Bertrand Aristide by the US puppet government
http://wapo.st/1oT5oTb
♫♫Boukman o nan Bwa Kayiman
Nou lonmen non w
Nou pa denounen w, nan Bwa Kayiman
Papa Boukman o, nou wè ase
Papa Boukman o, nou rive nan tobout o
Peyi nou divize, lafanmi doz-a-do.
Nou pa te fè Bwa Kayiman
Pou n sèvi etranje.♫♫
***********************in this post************************
- Ezili Danto's Note: Bwa Kayiman 2014
- Recommended Bwa Kayiman 2014 links to share and circulate
***********************************************************
Ezili Dantò's Note: Bwa Kayiman 2014
On August 14, 1791, after 300-years of European slavery, terror and colonialism, the Haitians gathered at a clearing at Bwa Kayiman to strategize battle plans for war against their terrorist enslavers. They finalized plans for the war to began one week later on August 22, 1791.
Cecile Fatiman (http://on.fb.me/1rszJ9J) was the woman who presided at the war council as priestess. Mounted by the irreducible essence of the feminine principle and warrior mother, Ezili Dantò. Manbo Fatiman chose Boukman amongst all the fierce warriors present to lead the war. (See, Comparing Isis and Ezili Dantò to reveal the hidden African mother of all the races - http://on.fb.me/13SSAOG; go to - Vodun, the Light and Beauty of Haiti at http://on.fb.me/QgCyOE and Bio of Ezili Dantò, 1791 http://bit.ly/11N7y8)
After 13 years of war, the Africans beat the French armies, the English armies, the Spanish armies and a US embargo and all their mercenaries to create Haiti.
Haiti/Ayiti is the first nation of the modern world to outlaw slavery. The first nation in world history where the enslaved had the courage and iron will to overthrow their masters. Today, the Haitians celebrate this unparalleled human victory.
223 years later, on this August 14, 2014, Haiti still fights off the return of the enslavers. Fights off the taking of lands won in war after three hundred years of slavery, 147 years of paying an Independence debt (slave trade debt), first to France and then to the United States and in rivers of blood and pain for 210 years of European containment in poverty and trade blocking. Free Haiti fights for Ile a Vache, La Gonave, Mole St. Nicolas, Ile de la Tortue, fights for the ancestors' legacy. (Haiti not for sale - http://bit.ly/1qZo4Du )
Jodia, 14 Daout 2014 nou sonje kote lombrik nou ye, kote premye san n antere.
The epic struggle for Haitian liberty and human rights continues in 2014 as Haitians fight off the white invaders and their Black collaborators to keep their offshore islands, regain nation sovereignty. Free Haiti battles the profit-over-people invaders to live in peace and prosperity on Ile a Vache, La Gonave, Ile de la Tortue, Mole St. Nicola, Fort Liberte, La Visit, Jacmel, Port au Prince, all of Haiti. Our sacred highlands, paid for in over 500 years of terrible European tyranny.
Today, on the 223th anniversary of the Bwa Kayiman war council that started the Haiti revolution we bow to the power of our great ancestors. We're one body, one soul. The union at Bwa Kayiman is the only Haiti union that has never wavered. Nou se Ginen, nou fè yon sèl kò
One people, one African culture, one language, one Vodun spiritual imperative: the Haitian union forged at Bwa Kayiman by the amalgamated African nations has never wavered. - http://bit.ly/1rb4eVU
Haiti still fights off European development that is forced assimilation, endless debt, dependency, containment-in-poverty for the majority and white domination and control of all life on planet earth.
The Bwa Kayiman war strategy, Boukman's prayer, Cecile Fatiman society organization tactics and remembering to throw away the white man's images and lift up the Ancestors, their spirit, our way of life in konbit, lakou and viv econmic system, are, for the free Haitians, our August legacy. Our way to live free, in plain sight, within a hostile American Mediterranean where the monsters announce daily they're humanitarians. And we respond: E, e, Mbomba, e, e! Kanga Bafyòti. Kanga Mundele. Kanga Ndòki. Kanga yo! #Haiti http://bit.ly/1ajG8KY
We witness to ourselves, by ourselves.
For, are the Haitians.
From the womb to the tomb, our lives is about struggle.
Free Haiti understand a US-European war is declared and waged daily against our lives, our lands, our resources, our culture, religion, our future, our very soul.
But for
over "five hundred years in sanctuaries beyond your reach Prozac-man, in living shrines within Her mound. Safe from the dark vicissitudes of this protracted nightmare, Grann Guiton, Defile, Gran Toya have held our soul.
That's why
we're strong
enough
today to celebrate Bwa Kayiman's 223rd anniversary in the midst of your terrifying re-occupation. The coming forth of the dead is at hand. We are with lè Marasa, lè Mò e lè Mistè, everywhere...The dawn of another Bwa Kayiman Petwo gathering.
Even protestant bible thumpers in our midst know when to throw away the image of a white man as divine when his deeds, taking away their lands, and the regular spraying their fields and foods with poisons to stop their fields from producing are so pitiless and criminal.
The Free Haiti your media and partisan academics can't write about, listens to the God within, to the voice for liberty that sings in all our hearts.
Today, Free Haitians light red candles, pou libation. Pray Boukman's Prayer while shouting the Bwa Kayiman call. ( Bwa Kayiman Links - http://bit.ly/1owwVKU and Haiti Epistemology - http://bit.ly/1ajG8KY ; See Ezili's performance Bwa Kayiman re-enactment - http://bit.ly/1uRTycs.)
Nou pap bay legen. Ayisyen alaso! Jodia, 14 Daout 2014 n ap sonje kote lombrik nou ye, kote premye san n antere. Nou rele Boukman, Fatiman, nou jete dlo pou yo. Jete dlo pou Zanset nou yo! Ayiti pap peri.
Boukman's Prayer at Bwa Kayiman, August 14, 1791
The God who created the earth, who created the sun that gives us light.
The God who holds up the ocean, who makes the thunder roar. Our God
who has ears to hear. You who are hidden in the clouds, who watch us from
where you are. You see all that the White has made us suffer. The White
man's god asks him to commit crimes. But the God within us wants to do good.
Our God, who is so good, so just, orders us to avenge our wrongs. It's our good God who will direct our arms and bring us victory. It's our good God who will assist us. We all should throw away the image of the white man's god who is so pitiless. Listen to the voice for liberty that sings in all our hearts."
-- Boukman's Prayer at Bwa Kayiman, the African, Vodun war council on August 14, 1791 that began the Haiti revolution launched on August 22, 1791.
Lapriyè Boukman (Kreyòl)
Bon Dje ki fè la tè. Ki fè soley ki klere nou anwo. Bon Dje ki soulve lanmè. Ki fè gronde loray. Bon Dje nou ki gen zorèy pou tande. Ou ki kache nan nyaj. Kap
gade nou kote ou ye la. Ou wè tout sa Blan fè nou sibi. Dje Blan yo mande krim.
Bon Dje ki nan nou an vle byen fè. Bon Dje nou an ki si bon, ki si jis, li òdone
vanjans (jistis). Se li kap kondwi bra nou pou nou ranpòte la viktwa. Se li kap ba nou asistans. Nou tout fèt pou nou jete pòtre dje Blan yo ki swaf dlo lan zye. Koute vwa la libète k ap chante lan kè nou.---- Lapriyè Boukman nan Bwa Kayiman , August 14 1791
"Dessalines who is my history teacher tells me the only good white
is the white that shoots the bad whites." - Moriso Lewa, Blan Mannan - http://bit.ly/1t0aqON
Ezili Dantò of HLLN/Free Haiti Movement
August 14, 2014
*****
"Transformation is only valid if it is carried out with the people,
not for them. Liberation is like a childbirth, and a painful one. The person
who emerges is a new person: no longer either oppressor or oppressed,
but a person in the process of achieving freedom. It is only the oppressed
who, by freeing themselves, can free their oppressors." - Paulo Freire, from Pedagogy of the Oppressed
‘Freedom is not something that anybody can be given. Freedom is something people take, and people are as free as they want to be.’--James Baldwin
****************************
Recommended HLLN Bwa Kayiman 2014 links to share and circulate:
- Bio of Ezili Dantò, 1791 - the spiritual mother of Haiti and the preeminent cosmic symbol for Black independence, the warrior mother, unity, love principle, self-determination, justice, equality and freedom. http://bit.ly/11N7y8
- BEYOND 2004: BWA KAYIMAN, Act 2
by Ezili Dantò, (c) 2000 Ezili Dantò, All rights reserved
http://bit.ly/VocJhG
- "Sèl blan ki bon blan se blan k met fizi sou move blan yo" (Feliks Moriso Lewa, on Jean Jacques Desalin Blan Mannan - http://bit.ly/1ghOgBL)
Red, Black & Moonlight: Memoir of a Poet (Special Edition) - A Burnt Offering
to the Ancestors - http://bit.ly/1nTYBDC
Remembering Lovinsky Pierre Antoine
Lovinksy links at: http://bit.ly/PdfbCt
Ezili Dantò's Note: Bwa Kayiman 2007 and the case of Lovinsky Pierre Antoine Pierre by Ezili Dantò http://bit.ly/cpN46E
Boukman's Prayer at Bwa Kayiman, the African, Vodun war council that began the Haiti revolution (English and Kreyòl)
http://bit.ly/1pczxML
***********************************************
Forwarded by Ezili's Haitian Lawyers Leadership Network
***********************************************
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