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On 03/03/2010, Karambakuwa Elisha <[email protected]> wrote:
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> "Haiti is the only country in the entire world that has dedicated its
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> government to Satan. Demonic spirits have been consulted for political
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> decisions, and have shaped the country's history." Thus speaks Reverend
> Doug
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> Anderson, who grew up in Haiti with missionary parents, and served there
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> along with his wife Dawn as a missionary until 1990. The leaders of Haiti
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> make no attempt to hide their allegiance to Satan. Haiti's government is a
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> government of the devil, by the devil, and for the devil.
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> It is a matter of well-documented historical fact that the nation of Haiti
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> was dedicated to Satan 200 years ago. On August 14, 1791, a group of
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> houngans (voodoo priests), led by a former slave houngan named Boukman,
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> a pact with the Devil at a place called Bois-Caiman, near Cap Haitien.. All
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> present vowed to exterminate all of the white Frenchmen on the island..
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> sacrificed a black pig in a voodoo ritual at which hundreds of slaves drank
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> the pig's blood. In this ritual, Boukman asked Satan for his help in
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> liberating Haiti from the French. In exchange, the voodoo priests offered
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> give the country to Satan for 200 years and swore to serve him. On January
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> 1, 1804, the nation of Haiti was born and thus began a new demonic tyranny.
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> At the time of the pact Haiti was France's richest colony, and was known as
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> the Pearl of the Antilles for its singular beauty. But it soon became one
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> the world's poorest and most benighted nations. Scoffers may say that there
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> is no connection between the fact that Haiti was the richest nation in the
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> hemisphere, and then became the poorest after selling its national soul to
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> Satan. But the scoffers can't come up with a better explanation.
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> Voodoo is a practice based on a mixture of African spiritism and
> witchcraft.
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> Depending on the source of one's research, between 75 and 90 percent of
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> Haitians practice voodoo. This seems to fly in the face of the fact that
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> country is predominantly Catholic. But, like their African ancestors,
> voodoo
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> practitioners have no problem embracing multiple religions.In fact, most
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> practice voodoo believe they must be Catholic first.
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> Until recently, voodoo was practiced in secret. Practitioners would go to
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> the Catholic Church on Sunday, and attend voodoo ceremonies deep in the
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> woods at other times. Voodoo was forbidden during the colonial times, and
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> the 32 Haitian governments that followed independence also suppressed the
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> practice because of world condemnation. But on April 8, 2003, President
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> Jean-Bertrand Aristide approved Voodoo as an officially recognized religion
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> in Haiti (see links below). Voodoo priests can now perform marriages and
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> other ceremonies previously reserved for Christian religions. "An ancestral
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> religion, Voodoo is an essential part of national identity," Aristide said
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> in the decree recognizing Voodoo.
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> Aristide has been a controversial figure since he became the first freely
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> elected president in Haiti's history in 1991, 200 years after the nation
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> dedicated to Satan. A defrocked Catholic priest, Aristide was expelled in
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> 1988 from his order, the Salesians. He was a hero of the resistance to
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> Haitian tyranny, then president, then exiled, then restored to the
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> presidency by his close friend, Bill Clinton. One of his first acts was to
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> express his support for reinstating the Voodoo pact that expired the year
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> was elected. He claimed that Voodoo was the national religion of Haiti, and
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> a source of national pride.
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> My biggest problem with this man is the fact that, not only did he make
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> Voodoo an official religion, he used every device available to him to
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> promote it. On the day that his government officially recognized Voodoo, he
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> paid all the radio stations to play nothing but Voodoo music all day. He
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> flew in 400 Voodoo priests from West Africa, the birthplace of the evil
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> religion, to promote it.
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> *"Do not be afraid little flock, it is your Father's pleasure to give you
> the kingdom." Luke 12:32*
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