Yes, because on September 11, 2001, when terrorists went to the United States and put fire, killing people, President Bush and the world, we all said no to terrorism. Today, we have terrorists in Haiti after killing people, burning houses and police stations. They will continue if we all but say no to them.
Aristide addresses the issue of terrorism in Haiti and calls for a unified stance against it.
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