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To: Orcastraiter who wrote (550294)	3/10/2004 12:31:33 PM
From: Hope Praytochange	Respond to of 769667

> > nytimes.com > > > > > > > They chanted Guy Philippe's name and sang songs praising him. Mr. > Philippe > > > has called for the restoration of the notorious Haitian army, and United > > > States officials say there is no evidence he has disarmed his followers. > > > Signs in the crowd pointed directly at the United States and its > politics. > > > The United States restored President Aristide to power in 1994 after the > > > army overthrew him in 1991. Some of the signs read "Arrest Aristide!" > > Others > > > said "Down with Bill Clinton!" and "Down with Jesse Jackson!" > > > > > > The march was peaceful for its first two hours as the crowd approached > the > > > presidential palace. There was some drinking and celebration but no > > > violence. > > > > > > Some in the crowd sang in Creole, which has French, African and English > > > roots, "Aristide, we're sorry for you, you'll only see us on video." > > > > nytimes.com