Brief Reaction to Compatriot Agénor Cadet's Publications on the Spirit of Vertières
By La Rédaction · Port-au-Prince
· 2 min read · Updated 24 April 2026
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Dear compatriot and colleague P.J. A. CADET,
Thank you for your recent texts on the Battle of Vertières and its various major current stakes.
Yes, continuing to advocate and defend the Spirit of Vertières as a Vital Energy for moral resurrection and total and global recovery, this is indeed the individual and collective instruction that is imposed on us all today.
It is all the better that you understand these stakes well and contribute to promoting them!
Let us hope, with the greatest faith, that the Spirit of Vertières will continue to break free and soon reach the necessary critical mass of convinced and engaged social actors, on a Haitian, global, and especially African and Pan-African scale. While we immerse ourselves more deeply today in the Spirit of Vertières and our revolutionary Ancestors, let us never lose sight of this fortunate and pertinent geopolitical and geostrategic statement by professor and Kemitologist Sech Rekhmirê Coovi Gomez, who observed this:
« Haiti is the most African country in the Caribbean, and the most Caribbean country in Africa. Haiti is an untamed, generous Africa, lost in the middle of the Caribbean seas. »(*) In other words, the sovereign, free, pacified, serene, protected, secure, and prosperous future of Haiti and the Haitian Nation can only be conceived, thought, developed, consolidated, affirmed, and eternalized through this strategic — natural and salutary — prism of the connection between Haiti and Africa. Once this
landscape of reunions and genetic reconnections, of diverse and multiple extensions and projections, is established and consolidated, the world in general and the Kemitic world in particular can only benefit. Let us therefore also hope that, well beyond the national or local space and all electoralist approaches, which are inherently mystifying and deleterious, the Spirit of Vertières — and thus of the triumphant Haitian Revolution of the early 19th century — will reconvert, in a clear and powerful symbiotic push between Africa and Hayti, into a Dessalinian energy eminently operational and liberating for Homo Niger or Homo Kemeticus. (*) See the source of this quote on Youtube in Professor Coovi Gomez's intervention on: De L’Égalité Des Races Humaines d’Anténor Firmin, Librairie Tamery Semawy Maât, in Grands Ouvrages Classiques De La Renaissance Kémite Lucrémy
« Haiti is the most African country in the Caribbean, and the most Caribbean country in Africa. Haiti is an untamed, generous Africa, lost in the middle of the Caribbean seas. »(*) In other words, the sovereign, free, pacified, serene, protected, secure, and prosperous future of Haiti and the Haitian Nation can only be conceived, thought, developed, consolidated, affirmed, and eternalized through this strategic — natural and salutary — prism of the connection between Haiti and Africa. Once this
landscape of reunions and genetic reconnections, of diverse and multiple extensions and projections, is established and consolidated, the world in general and the Kemitic world in particular can only benefit. Let us therefore also hope that, well beyond the national or local space and all electoralist approaches, which are inherently mystifying and deleterious, the Spirit of Vertières — and thus of the triumphant Haitian Revolution of the early 19th century — will reconvert, in a clear and powerful symbiotic push between Africa and Hayti, into a Dessalinian energy eminently operational and liberating for Homo Niger or Homo Kemeticus. (*) See the source of this quote on Youtube in Professor Coovi Gomez's intervention on: De L’Égalité Des Races Humaines d’Anténor Firmin, Librairie Tamery Semawy Maât, in Grands Ouvrages Classiques De La Renaissance Kémite Lucrémy