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http://www.webster.edu/~corbetre/haiti/history/savannah/savannah-list1.htm http://www.miami.com/mld/miamiherald/news/world/haiti/11352282.htm �Although it's quite clear that Toussaint was deeply inspired by events both in France and the United States, and some of his chief lieutenants had in fact been on the American mainland with the French army during the American Revolution, Jefferson was always the first to deny any sort of revolutionary heritage to people other than whites of European descent. Jefferson was terrified of what was happening in Saint Domingue. He referred to Toussaint's army as cannibals. His fear was that black Americans, like Gabriel, would be inspired by what they saw taking place just off the shore of America. And he spent virtually his entire career trying to shut down any contact, and therefore any movement of information, between the American mainland and the Caribbean island.� http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/aia/part3/3i3130.html In case you need more evidence, go to your American History books, read about one of your most �REVERED� Founding Fathers, Thomas Jefferson, read your history about how the American governments have systematically destroyed Haiti for over 202 years. HOW CAN WE TRUST THE US GOVERNMENT?
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