The Duvaliers' Era: A Reflection Of My Childhood.

The Duvaliers' era: A reflection of my Childhood.
Jean-Claude (Baby Doc) Duvalier (born 1951) succeeded his father, François (Papa Doc) Duvalier, as president-for-life of Haiti in 1971. He ruled with less of his father's repression but was deposed February 7, 1986. he was only 19 years old. He didn't ask for this job! His father who was a dictator put him there, with the blessing of the Military and the USA, now these Kamokin want to put him in Jail. How would you like it, if somebody decided to put you in jail for your father's crime? Or want you to pay child support for your father's kids. I Am still waiting for someone to tell me how he or she were a victim of Jean-Claude Duvalier. I know during Papa Doc time, I could understand. Jean Claude gave so much freedom that's why he is not president today.Jean Dominique use to freely criticized his administration, on the radio. I don't think he was interested in that job anyway. He was young he wanted to do what young people do. Everybody want revenge. Hey you people who wrote the letter to the president. Why don't you get together and help the poor kids in cite Soleil. That would be a good cause to get together for. Instead of seeking revenge, on this poor man. Get together help build a school or repair an old school, send computers to schools in Haiti. Instead you're hungry for blood. The man came back to his country. Let him live in peace, lets bygone be bygone. no one want to rebuilt the country.

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