Pa gen RAM san Richard.. Tout Se bluff Gras pou Ayiti Richa Richard Auguste Morse RAM

Bonjou Tout Moun ak Fanatik RAM Mwen te ka voye avoka sou moun yo. Gen 2 pwoblem -twop Ayisyen tap enplike -Mwen pa vle voye avoka sou fanmi’m malgre yap fem desepsyon Sel fason pou rezoud pwoblem nan se si Ayisyen boykote moun yo jiska pwoblem sa rezoud RAM/Richa AK Lunise

RAM We Want Justice x.com/gas86902/statu… Gaspard Gaston

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The Hotel Oloffson has burned to the ground.. Port au Prince, Haiti

Dernye fwa ke’m al nan Hotel Oloffson. Janvye 2025. Mwen soti Petyonvil.. Ma’l a pye..

Ayiti nan kè'm #Oloffson RAMhaiti #Haiti

I don’t want to cry about a building when so many Haitians are being killed & raped.. unless the building brings attention to the killings & rapes

How much time is it going to take How long will I have to wait I’m hoping that it’s not too late Till dreams come true.. Ibo Lele

This is me, Richard Morse, left, and my brother Jean Max Sam, on the right. We had the same mother, Emerante deP Morse. We didn’t have the same father. Jean Max’s father, Max Sam, was son of Demosthenes Simon Sam, who built the home eventually known as the Hotel Oloffson

Some of our early news breaking journalists at the Hotel Oloffson (l to r) Maggie Steber, Greg Chamberlain, Mark Danner

Max Sam gave me the Hotel Oloffson January 1987 for $1000 a month. The first person I called was Blair Townsend. Blair!! I got the hotel!!! The first thing we had to do was raise money to renovate in time for the Nov 29, 1987 elections …and the experience began

TD Allman checked into the Oloffson shortly after the Manigat Coup d’Etat of June 1988. He was working for Tina Brown’s Vanity Fair. He spent a month and wrote a scandalous piece about then Amb Brunson McKinley. One day while sitting at the bar, he told me: Rich you need a family

On jour Tout Moun.. si gen ofisyel an Ayiti ki bezwen banm yon kout men.. mwen bezwen al nan lakou Olofson.. mesi davans.. Richa

CORRECTION: It turns the Oloffson family were not Norwegian-German family. They were German-Haitian. Mr Oloffson was German with Scandinavian roots and his wife Haitian, according to Nadège Nau, anthropology PhD candidate at the University of South Florida.

Mwen aprann apil bagay pandan’m nan Oloffson.. Pa egzamp.. Pandan gen moun ki renmen’m gen moun ki rayi’m.. mwen paka fe anyen pou sa

The possibility of wooden buildings going up in flames has always existed for those who Love the Oloffson Haiti suffering through a period of war was always inevitable One day our Love shall overwhelm those who thrive on hatred and greed.. Our Love shall be victorious

Hotel Oloffson We Want Justice

Nan Lakou Badjo Padi kay Mèt Nago a! #Vodouvi