Haiti in July 2003

July 2003 - My 2nd trip to Haiti. Flew from Philadelphia to Miami, Miami to Port-au-Prince, Haiti. It may have been the poorest country in the western hemisphere but it looked like paradise to me. Western leaders called Aristide a "dictator" but the country was very safe and stable. Not dangerous. I was on the streets at all times of the night and had no problems. Not like it is today (written June 2024) where it is ruled by gangs. BTW, it should be noted that there is NO democracy in the west. Not in the USA, not in the UK or Canada as these countries are oligarchies run by zionists. Anyway enjoy the photos of Haiti during a kinder more peaceful time in Haiti's history.

A girl with her donkey in LaPlaine, Haiti

A girl walking her donkey on the side of the road in LaPlaine, Haiti

Ginette with her little sister Gayelle at the Detente Tropicale Hotel in LaPlaine, Haiti

Armed guards protect businesses in Haiti (2003). The weapon of choice in all cases was a street sweeper style shotgun with a pistol grip with a multi round magazine.

A view from the 2nd floor of the Detente Tropicale

A view from the 2nd floor balcony of the Detente Tropicale Hotel in LaPlaine, Haiti. I believe the Detente Tropicale Hotel was destroyed during the earthquake of 2010. Ginette was living in the Dominican Republic when the earthquake hit.

Schoolgirls on a dirt road in LaPlaine, Haiti.

Pedestrians of the street in LaPlaine, Haiti

Two photos from the center of Port-au-Prince, Haiti showing pedestrians and people using motorcycles and buses for transportation.

Roads in Haiti are rough. Therefore accidents will happen. Here is a truck crash near Arcahaie, Haiti. We were traveling to Luly when this crash occured in front of us.