
Pour libation. Jete dlo, jete dlo, jete dlo: I see our people's line going back to the beginning of time.
Back to Lè Marasa, Lè Mò e Lè Mistè.
On February 3, 2017, a brighter star united with the chorus of the Infinite.
Brave Yves Point Du Jour joined our mighty Ancestors, taking his well-earned place in the line going back to the beginning of time. He stands among the brave warriors of old to watch over us and give us strength to finish his task; re-humanize planet earth.
Jean Yves Point Du Jour fought with the Èzili Network to end the terroristic disaster shattering our people's souls; to end the parasitic plutocrats living off our very flesh, breath, organs, sex, labors and the pain they seed to us from birth.
One day, Jean Yves, Eugenia and I were doing a Konbit Lakay interview together on the Swamp For Trump To Drain http://sumo.ly/oZxm and on how we together would stop the quiet genocide against Haitians, our children, women, men, our lands. And then soon thereafter, he went to work, drove to a meeting and on his way to his car, died of a massive heart attack.
After I made the distressing announcement, someone sent me a photo of a heart attack gun the alphabet guys have. It's all too much to contemplate. I wouldn't put any heinous perfidy pass our traditional enemies. It's bleak for us this journey for life in a world ruled by the profit-over-people vampire psychopaths. Jean Yves had been exposing them in the belly of the beast in Washington D.C. for 33 years on his Konbit Lakay show. In particular, he denounced the Clintons' land and oil/gold grabbing, their perpetuation of poverty in Haiti behind false benevolence. He exposed this and underlined Trump's statements about the Clinton Foundation during the most recent US elections. Yves wanted to return home. But we had to stop the Clinton-Bush colonialism and Neoliberalism death plans in Haiti, first. The person who sent the photo of the heart attack gun, wrote: "The CIA have a "Heart Attack Gun"?? Not a joke, real!" I'll paraphrase that old saying: "Maybe we're paranoid but that doesn't mean they're not after us."

You know folks that Èzili's HLLN steps up to powerfully insane forces. The threats are real. Many of you are concerned for my life. The US Clinton-Bush establishment psychopaths, along with the racist Haiti Middle Eastern billionaire oligarchy are so sick they’ve lost the capacity to be ashamed of their criminal activities. Folks ask and my answer is: I am not trying to give these vampires my life on a platter. You won't see me at the funeral but that hurts too. I've gone to too many. The grief is crazy. Condolences again to Yves family, his wife Mrs. Guerda D. Point du Jour, his son Jacques and siblings. Someone will read this Èzili Network's farewell for our beloved freedom fighter: Jean Yves Point Du Jour – Yon Gwo Mapou Tonbe, February 3, 2017 https://goo.gl/XS93nb
The monotonous inevitability of death before our liberation is beyond distressing. But we must rally, move forward, forward, always forward like Kapwa Lamò taught us! Jean Yves Point Du Jour worked his entire life to help Haiti's masses. He wanted our people to live a life with basic health services, opportunities, access, justice, freedom, dignity and beauty, not a life of charity, untenable compromises, unremitting struggle, and pity. We miss you so much, Yves. Honor and respect for a journey well lived beloved. Ayibobo pou ou.
Here's the funeral information in case you don't have it yet. Èzili Dantò of HLLN, February 15, 2017
From Eugenia Charles to everyone:
Dear Friends,
On behalf of the Point-du-Jour family I would like to thank each and everyone who call to express their sympathy with the family. Below is the information you have been waiting for and please feel free to share it with other.
Mr. Jean Yves Point-du-Jour was born on February 20 in Port-au-Prince, Haiti; he transitioned on February 3, 2017. He was only 63 years old. After his studies at College Classic d'Haiti, he came to the United States. In 1980, he obtained a B.S. degree in Mathematics at Morgan State University. In 1995, he graduated with a MS in Transportation Studies at Morgan (1995) and a MS in Transportation Engineering at University of MD in College Park (1997). Mr. Point-du-Jour is a Transportation Engineer Manager with the MD State Highway Administration’s Office of Traffic & Safety of the MD Department of Transportation where he has been working for over 20 years leading a team in charge of research, engineering and advanced technology in transportation. Mr. Point-du-Jour has co-authored many transportation research studies and has participated as panelists in many national research studies. He currently represents SHA and the State of Maryland on AASHTO’s National Committee of Uniform Traffic Control Devices. He is the current Chair of the Systems Performance, Operations and Technology Subcommittee of the Washington DC Transportation Planning Board. He also serves as Advisory Board Member of the MSU School of Engineering’s Transportation & Urban Infrastructure Studies. Mr. Point-du-Jour is also a Founding Member of ITS Maryland.
Last year at the 2015 Founders Day Convocation, he was recognized as one of Morgan’s outstanding alumni. For the past 33 years, he has been the host of the weekly Haitian radio program,“Konbit Lakay”, that airs on Pacifica’s WPFW 89.3 FM in Washington, DC. Mr. Point-Du-Jour serves on the board of the Haitian Lawyers Leadership Network since 2004 and the Free Haiti Movement. He was committed to serving his community, he spent many years representing and advocating for Haitian refugees at Krome Detention Center in Miami along with transitional farm workers in Maryland. He gave voice to the voiceless Haitian majority. Mr. Point-Du-Jour is a fervent support of democracy and work tirelessly to see a free and sovereign Haiti that is able to provide for its citizens. He eagerly awaited his retirement to return to Haiti to work on transforming Haiti's public transportation system.
Last year at the 2015 Founders Day Convocation, he was recognized as one of Morgan’s outstanding alumni. For the past 33 years, he has been the host of the weekly Haitian radio program,“Konbit Lakay”, that airs on Pacifica’s WPFW 89.3 FM in Washington, DC. Mr. Point-Du-Jour serves on the board of the Haitian Lawyers Leadership Network since 2004 and the Free Haiti Movement. He was committed to serving his community, he spent many years representing and advocating for Haitian refugees at Krome Detention Center in Miami along with transitional farm workers in Maryland. He gave voice to the voiceless Haitian majority. Mr. Point-Du-Jour is a fervent support of democracy and work tirelessly to see a free and sovereign Haiti that is able to provide for its citizens. He eagerly awaited his retirement to return to Haiti to work on transforming Haiti's public transportation system.
Beloved husband of Guerda D. Point du Jour; father of Jacques Point du Jour; brother of Guy Point du Jour, Jean Marie Point du Jour, Maryse Point du Jour Mathieu, Henock “Jackie” Point du Jour and Reginald Point du Jour. Also survived by many nieces, nephews and cousins.
Wake - Friday, February 17, 2017 from 7:00pm to 9:00pm
Francis J Collins Funeral Home
500 University Blvd W
Silver Spring, MD 20901
Francis J Collins Funeral Home
500 University Blvd W
Silver Spring, MD 20901
Phone: 301- 593-9500
Funeral Services- Saturday, February 18, 2017
Shrine of Sacred Heart Catholic church
3211 Sacred Heart Way
Washington, DC 2010
Shrine of Sacred Heart Catholic church
3211 Sacred Heart Way
Washington, DC 2010
Corner of 16th St and Park Road NW
Viewing: 9:00am to 9:45am
Service: 10am -11am
Viewing: 9:00am to 9:45am
Service: 10am -11am
Interment
Gate of Heaven Cemetery
13801 Georgia Avenue
Silver Spring, MD 20906
Gate of Heaven Cemetery
13801 Georgia Avenue
Silver Spring, MD 20906
Reception
St Jude Catholic Church
12701 Viers Mill Road
Rockville, MD 20853
- Jean Yves Point Du Jour: Saying farewell to HLLN and Konbit Lakay's Jean Yves Point-du-Jour, zili danto, 02/16/2017
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