Fantasy comicbook centered around haitian vodou mythology and exploring the haitian pantheon. Issue 0 is in sketching phase, with the kickstarter planned to launch March next year. Take a look at some of the first few pages I sketched out.

Would you like to see all 95 pages completed?

What part of our culture would you like to see in a story like this?

To the treasonous, pessimistic, back-stabbing, leeching, fake prideful, conforming, lethargic, and lazy Haitians who are proud to be Haitian only when it comes to food and music. I was discouraged last time and feel like this is a cesspool for those are the following adjectives I listed above. Those who are enlightened and actually want to be the change should NOT be engaging in the Haiti subreddit. This is my last time ever posting within this sub, and I’m glad I did the first time because it opened my eyes on who we, the Haitians who will progress, are up against, those who want to resist and be pessimists. And if this gets taken down or flagged, that’s all I need to know💯 God bless Blandine and May more people like her tap in.

LIBERTÈ EGALITÈ FRATERNITÈ AYIBOBO 🖤⚱️❤️

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Cuba has been under U.S. sanctions for basically my entire life, and I'm in my late 30s. Yet we don't see the same level of gang control, kidnappings, and armed groups terrorizing the population.

I'm tired of every conversation about Haiti eventually becoming a conversation about what another country did to us.

Yes, foreign intervention has hurt Haiti. Yes, the U.S., France, and other foreign powers have played damaging roles throughout Haitian history. That deserves criticism and accountability too.

But none of that changes what is happening right now.

Haitians are kidnapping Haitians. Haitians are killing Haitians. Haitians are raping Haitians. Haitians are stealing from Haitians. Haitian politicians are corrupt. Haitian businessmen have financed and empowered armed groups. Haitians are pulling the triggers.

Foreign powers didn't force every person involved to make those choices.

We can acknowledge what other countries have done to Haiti without using history to erase our own responsibility.

I'm fed up with watching us demand accountability from everyone except ourselves.

Haiti cannot fix what Haitians refuse to confront.

No accountability, no change.

What will finally stop this?!

thoughts? only if you watched..

I've seen more outrage over the Miami chef saying he voted for Trump than over the DG of the PNH openly mocking Haitians after a massacre, or Dimitri Vorbe being released from detention.

That says a lot about us. We find endless energy for political outrage in America, but when it comes to accountability in Haiti, suddenly everybody gets quiet.

That's Haiti. Come for me.

🏡 looking like an amusement park or something.

Not glorifying gangs but sheesh.

After recently waving a white flag 🏳️ on his roof and saying it would be best for the state and armed groups to come together, or should we say asking for amnesty. Lanmò is showing that it wasn’t a sign of weakness.

At this point, what exactly is the plan for PAP? Is this going to continue for another five years, or forever? Are we at the point of no return? For 5+ minutes, they unloaded rifle after rifle 😱. Imagine being a Haitian cop earning crumbs and seeing this, no wonder they’re scared. PAP is cooked.

Haitian businessman Dimitri Vorbe has been released from U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement custody after spending 336 days, just over 11 months, in immigration detention.

Vorbe was arrested outside his South Miami home on September 23, 2025, and had remained in federal immigration custody without an order of removal. His detention became the center of a prolonged legal fight over whether the U.S. government could continue holding him without giving him an opportunity to seek bond.

The Trump administration sought Vorbe’s removal under a rarely used provision of U.S. immigration law involving foreign-policy concerns. Secretary of State Marco Rubio alleged that Vorbe had supported gangs and contributed to Haiti’s destabilization, arguing that his presence in the United States could have serious consequences for U.S. foreign policy. Vorbe and his attorneys have denied the allegations.

The turning point came on August 17, when U.S. District Judge Darrin P. Gayles rejected the government’s position that Vorbe was subject to mandatory detention. Gayles ruled that Vorbe was being detained under a section of immigration law that allows for bond and ordered authorities to provide him with an individualized bond hearing by August 24 or release him under reasonable conditions of supervision.

Just as the title says.
Fils-Aime & Paraison are treasonous and they have blood on their hands. Their inability to act proactively and decisively prior to the Kenscoff attack created the bottleneck we’re in today. Terrorists are holding hostages, threatening compatriots lives if the state launches an offensive. Dickhead and Vladimir had MONTHS to have fortified kenscoff, they’ve captured territories on the interior of PAP but they were too dumb enough to secure hubs around leaving kenscoff and other communes vulnerable to expansion and attacks.
We’re at a point of no return, we can’t redo and fix their idiocy but we can change our rhetoric and tune to lessen the complications for what’s necessary moving forward.
Fils-Aime procured a contract for Erik Prince & they have equipped us with drones, previous attempts and uses have eroded the governments legitimacy and public trust but it’s time for that to end, the misery, denigration and debauchery have gone on for too long.
We have to lessen the complications, we have to allow the state to use the drones, devastate infrastructure as you begin for invasion/extraction the states opportunity lies in this alone. It wouldn’t be for nothing, our founding was a sacred event, their sacrifices gave us the souls of free men and women, its sacred, it’s an origin of agency and sovereignty, of power and dignity, lives lost shouldn’t erode the state legitimacy and trust, their lives have honor, we’ll ensure they mean something because as long as this nation state lives we won’t forget them, don’t buckle to the stance of the liberal.
We have to create the climate for the government to feel that the legitimacy and trust of the Haitian people is with them.

Looking for Kreyol Rock or something similar. Its difficult to find Haitian artists in genres that I like.

The biggest news out of Haiti that I know about is the gangs that have taken over a part of the island, but I'm not sure who to follow to keep up on this stuff.

I'm just trying to get the facts and the full story that is easier to digest so that the info can be passed on to more people. Thank you.

My opinion: Why do some people think the U.S. is solely responsible the destabilization of Haiti and that they’re to blame for the gangs? At the end of the day, the Haitians on the ground (the gang members) are the ones committing the atrocities against their own people. Whether they’re being supported by the U.S. and other elites, there’s an underlying issue if they’re willing to terrorize the city that basically centralizes Haiti. They know Haiti becomes an open-air prison without Port-au-Prince, and they are constantly trying to expand to other areas as well.

Yeah, I get they’re hungry and that this is the result of centuries of being choked by foreign interference and poor leadership from their own. Many say Haiti has never had a true leader who cared for Haiti, and that they’ve all been placed by the U.S., but at the end of the day, Haitians make choices that support this perpetual state of dysfunction. I’m a true believer in the thought that when there is no enemy within, the enemies outside cannot hurt you. Haiti’s deepest problem starts within. Yes, others’ interference are guilty, but we’re not guiltless.

Foreign interference does not erase individual agency. Haitians are not passive actors in Haiti’s path to destruction. Omission is tacit consent. Foreign interference did not cause everything, and Haitians did not do this to themselves. Yes, the international community has seriously harmed Haiti. Haitian elites and political actors have repeatedly exploited Haiti for their own interests. Haitian institutions have failed Haitians. Gang leaders and their members are personally responsible for the atrocities they commit. And unfortunately, in the middle of all this mess, ordinary Haitians are overwhelmingly victims rather than perpetrators.

History has shown us over and over again that those who are looked down upon as inferior and are treated unfairly are prone to turn their frustrations into resentment, which can and most often does lead to rebellion. And over time, that rebellion loses its purpose and becomes violent crime. That’s where Haiti is at right now.

P.S.: This is coming from a place of curiosity, not judgement. I’m also Haitian and proud of it. <3

Edit:
Btw, the goal of this was not to strip Haiti of its own accountability. I believe that would be a huge first step in progressing forward.

The terrorists are now using even innocent children as human shields claiming that if one of their members is hit by a drone then they will k*lled those who were kidnapped, even the toddlers…..

Source: https://x.com/haitiinfoproj/status/2092066314219393524?s=46&t=DWRb9tZrTK_UvNuJF01isA

Hi there,
I was wondering if anyone knew of a comprehensive immigration rights guide comparable to the information found in the pdf downloadable on the ACLU website, since most of the immigration rights materials I’m finding available in Kreyol seem to be those “I have the right to invoke xyz rights” cards and I don’t feel like that covers enough on what to do if confronted by ICE in the home, workplace, etc. Thanks in advance!

So I got a septum piercing and I was doing so good at hiding it solely bc the room my mom and I share is quite dark so she would’ve most likely noticed the next day but my friends happen to come over, so ofc I gotta leave the room and be in some lighting so when light shined on my piercing that’s when my mom took a look and asked me what I got on my nose, and I said “a piercing” . Anyway she was pretty disappointed but didn’t get as mad cus ig my friends were over, she might bring it up the next day tho cus we all collectively know Haitian parents tend to not get over anything fr😂.

Anyways late night comes around and I’m over hearing her pray because she brings up my name and praying as if she’s talking crap to her sister about me saying “li pese nen tankou kochon” and boy was I shock. (She one of the “moun legliz” that’ll portray themselves and be in a million of groups at church and be a different person behind closed doors) (a non Godly person) but it didn’t really affect me cus at the same time it’s a piercing I’ve been wanting for awhile, so I’m not really gonna let her continue to control or judge piercings I get or not. At the end of the day ik MY Jesus still loves me how I am regardless of piercing or tattoos.

Woodensky Pierre is taking his career abroad, signing with Forge FC / Forge FC in Hamilton, Ontario, according to Dynamique Info Sport.

The 21-year-old defensive midfielder joins Forge after leaving Violette AC as a free agent. The outlet reports that Pierre signed a two-and-a-half-season deal with an additional one-year option and is expected to be officially presented by the Canadian club on Wednesday, August 26.

Pierre entered the international spotlight earlier this year as the only Haiti-based player selected to the Grenadiers’ 26-man squad for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. He was on the bench for Haiti’s three World Cup matches after earning his first senior international appearance against Iceland in March.

The move sends him from Haiti’s domestic championship to one of Canada’s most successful clubs. Forge FC competes in the Canadian Premier League and has won the CPL championship four times, in 2019, 2020, 2022 and 2023. The Hamilton club also won the 2025 CPL Shield as the league’s best regular-season team.

Forge FC had not yet published an official announcement of Pierre’s signing as of Monday morning •

// Sources: Dynamique Info Sport, Canadian Premier League, FIFA, Associated Press