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**The Stiff-Backed Men of Haiti** The year is 1816. The kingdom of Haiti stands diplomatically alone, a beacon of defiance in a world that would rather see it erased. The West will not recognize it. The French whisper of reconquest. The Americans tighten their embargo. And yet, some of the most prominent Black men of Haiti do not beg. They do not slouch, nor bow their heads, nor hold out trembling hands for the recognition of their former masters. They stand upright. Their backs stiff. Their voices firm. Sovereignty personified. It is August 24th, and Cap Henry is alive with celebration. Queen Marie-Louise Coidavid's birthday has brought together European and American merchants, men who speak the language of commerce and power. One can imagine that the tables at the Café des Étrangers were laid out in grandeur—fine china, silver goblets, the hum of conversation swirling in the candlelight. The foreign dignitaries drank, their eyes trained on the Haitian court, watching, measuring. And then, a figure rises. Baron de Vastey—scribe, scholar, warrior of words—lifts his glass and said the following: **"To the gratitude that we owe the virtuous philanthropists who have defended our cause with as much enthusiasm as disinterestedness. But if their wishes and their efforts prove ineffective, then let us make use of our swords to cleave the body of the enemies of humanity and preserve the rights that we derive from God, Nature, and Justice."** I'm guessing the words landed heavy in the room, layered with intent. A toast, yes. But also a warning. TLater in this interview, Prof. Bongie said that Vastey's toast was double-edged, laced with both gratitude and forewarning. It reckoned with the truth that humanitarian assistance, no matter how well-intentioned, might prove impotent—a grand performance of righteousness that did nothing to alter the balance of power. And if the limits of charity were reached, then Haiti would look not to foreign hands for salvation, but to the example of its own revolution. The world had already seen what the people of this nation would do when their freedom was threatened. They had no intention of repeating their chains. Interviews like this—and so many before it—remind me that Haiti's chains were never truly broken. They were just reforged, made thinner, less visible, but no less binding. The weight of empire did not lift; it simply changed form--neocolonialism.Dr. Patrick Bellegarde-Smith once put it to me plain: *What's so "neo" about colonialism?* Great question. New, old—call it whatever the fuck. The wolf does not change, only the cut of its clothing. Where once there were shackles of iron, now there are debts and embargoes, puppet leaders and foreign troops, development plans written in distant boardrooms with no seats for the people they claim to save. To Vastey, sovereignty was not just a word, not a desperate plea for recognition. It was posture. It was dignity. It was the stiff-backed refusal to beg, the readiness to trade but never to kneel. He stood in a room full of Europeans and Americans, lifted his glass, and with the same breath that offered gratitude, made it clear that if philanthropy failed, the sword would follow. Today, that sword is gone. In its place are tin cups and empty hands. Disaster capitalism has hollowed Haiti out, turned every crisis into an opportunity—for someone else. The vultures swoop in when the ground shakes, when the streets flood, when the people starve. Money flows, but not to Haitians. Decisions are made, but not by Haitians. Sovereignty, once a declaration of strength, has become an afterthought, a slogan for leaders who answer not to their people but to their creditors. My guest today is Prof. Chris Bongie, and the book we are going to discuss is his translation of Baron de Vastey's seminal work--The Colonial System Unveiled.

We are back this week and we will speak with 3x Attica Raceway Park 410 Sprint Champ Cap Henry and Late Model Champion Kyle Moore. Plus all the latest racing news and results! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Cap Henry picked up the AFCS win Friday at Attica and earned this year's Ohio Sprint Speedweek championship. We will speak with him on that and how his season has gone so far. Plus all the latest racing news and results. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Cap Henry, Ohio Sprint Speed Week Champion; Garrett Benson, Double-X Speedway winner; and Weston Gorham, Lincoln Park Speedway winner are this week's guests.

Williams Grove National Open winner Brent Marks and AFCS, Attica and Fremont champ Cap Henry join Steve and Erin.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Cap Henry has had a heck of a season and leads the Attica Raceway Park and AFCS 410 points and is a close second in points at Fremont Speedway. We speak with Cap about his success this season plus all the latest racing news and results.

Leading into this week's "Attica Ambush" featuring the All Star Circuit of Champions at Attica Raceway Park T.J. sat down with Cap Henry to discuss his tremendous 2023 season where he has garnered nine feature victories so far this season.  Topics covered include what goes on when a driver loses their full time ride like Henry did last year, how he partnered up with Jeff Ward Racing, the importance of his relationship with crew chief Zack Myers, and plans for the 2024 season. 

Connor and Damon bring on Cap Henry on the heels of back-to-back podium finishes at Ohio Speedweek, break down what happened at Wayne County, and digest the week's biggest headlines on the latest episode of the ARD Podcast presented by the Karl Auto Group. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this episode we hear from Brenten DeYoung after his season opening win at Winston Speedway. Plus, #HomeProHammer of the Month driver, Cap Henry recaps his successful month of April.

Tonight, we hear from a #HomeProHammer contender, Cap Henry after a second place finish at Atomic Speedway on Sunday. Plus, an exclusive interview with new Winston Speedway owner, Scott Phillips.

Cap talks about his big win from this last weekend and how he got started into sprint car racing. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Cap Henry won at Sharon Speedway with the Tezos All Star Circuit Of Champions and he joins the boys on episode 78 of the Loudpedal Podcast. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week on Passing Points Podcast presented by Same Day Auto Repair: Join hosts Michael Tyre II, Lane Goodman, and Travis Ashwood as  they cover the latest news in open wheel racing across the country. Ohio Sprint Car driver Cap Henry joins us and gives us some insight into his racing background and how he came to be an All-Star Circuit of Champions regular...

Ohio Sprint Car driver Cap Henry stopped by the booth at the 36th annual Chili Bowl Nationals and we spent some time talking about Chili Bowl fun and his Sprint Car racing in Ohio

In this episode we have the honor of interviewing the Myerstown Missile himself Brent Marks. We ask him about his Summer Nationals win at Williams Grove with the World of Outlaws, how it feels to be back with the family owned team, racing with Kyle Larson and his impact on the sprint car world, racing at Bristol, his teams outlook for the Knoxville Nationals, their future plans and what he thinks about the possibility of Motorsports in the Olympics down the road. We then dive into the Outlaws recap from Williams Grove which Derrick attended, Brent's win, Sheldon Haudenschild's win and Lance Dewease's drive from 17th to 2nd, Cap Henry getting an all stars win at Lake Ozark, Christopher Bell's All Star's win at Lake Ozark, Tyler Courtney staying hot and winning at Humboldt and Brian Brown's thrilling win at I-70. We talk about the subject of Motorsports in the Olympics and how it could be done, Kyle Busch winning NASCAR's olympic break and finally we preview and make picks for the World of Outlaws doubleheader in New York

Rex LeJeune of Attica Raceway Park will join us to talk about the upcoming race season that kicks off this weekend. Also, the defending 410 champ at Attica, Cap Henry, will pop in was well. Plus all the latest racing news.

We catch up with Cap Henry - pilot of the Lane Racing #4, fresh off another ASCoC win. We ask about his plans for the Fall and 2021.

The TJSlideways.com Podcast looks ahead to the Jim Ford Classic this week with 2020 Attica Raceway Park and Attica Fremont Championship Series champion Cap Henry and Fremont Speedway announcer Brian Liskai.  

Nick Hoffman, DirtCar “Hell Tour points leader; Cap Henry, Wayne County Speedway winner; and Sam Butler, Indiana pavement late model racer are this week’s guests.

Ohio Sprint Speedweek continued last night, with Cap Henry grabbing his second win in four nights. We'll talk about that, plus update you about Chris Madden's new ride, catch you up on Knoxville's season to date, recap the last two weeks of iRacing World of Outlaws Late Model action, and more.

Ohio Sprint Speedweek continued last night, with Cap Henry grabbing his second win in four nights. We'll talk about that, plus update you about Chris Madden's new ride, catch you up on Knoxville's season to date, recap the last two weeks of iRacing World of Outlaws Late Model action, and more.

Cap Henry talks Ohio Speedweeks and Knoxville Raceway 410 winner Justin Henderson join Steve Post and Erin Evernham.

Midwest Supermodified Series driver Mike McVetta joins us ahead of this weekend's stop at Sandusky Speedway. Then, fresh off his win at Attica Raceway Park last weekend, 410 Sprint racer Cap Henry joins us to talk about the 2020 Ohio Sprint Speedweek that kicks off Friday at Attica.

Recorded 06/29/2020 - Cap Henry recently celebrated three years behind the wheel of Lane Racing's Beer Barrel Bourbon sponsored 410 sprint car. While behind the wheel, Henry has accomplished many things. Plus, Ryan Vanderveen has won five Dirt Late Model features in a row as he looks to hold of those looking to take advantage of a bounty.

Cap Henry, driver of the Lane Racing/Beer Barrel Bourbon #4 joins the show to recap his 2019 season, and discuss our Ohio tracks, and we even talk go karts!

We talk to Lane Racing's pilot of the Beer Barrel Bourbon #4 410 sprint, Cap Henry. Also, another BIG announcement about an upcoming event you won't want to miss!

We are back and we tell you the real reason we missed last week. This week we cover all the happenings from Labor Day weekend and this past weekend where Mother Nature ended up winning most races. We also do a product review for the first time ever! We sat down and tasted Beer Barrel Bourbon, the main sponsor of Lane Racing and Cap Henry. We also talk about the BC 39 midget race at Indianapolis Motor Speedway, The World 100 and the All Star Circuit of Champions from Attica, Wayne County and Port Royal.

Steve Post and Erin Evernham are joined by guests Cap Henry and Gerard McIntyre.

This week we sit down and recap the Knoxville Nationals where we saw Brad Sweet take the win by a nose over the legendary Donny Schatz, with Kyle Larson rounding out the podium. We also cover the The Great Lakes Dirt Nationals from Mansfield Motor Speedway where our past guests Brett Lane from Lane Racing and driver Cap Henry took the $20k to win prize.  We also talk the North South 100 from Florence Speedway where Canadian driver Ricky Weiss took the win! We also talk about a track who implemented a wild social media policy. 

Be sure to tune into our latest episode to hear our first ever LIVE podcast. We recorded live from Waynesfield Raceway Park in Waynesfield Ohio for the third leg of the Arctic Cat All Star Circuit of Champions Ohio Sprint Speedweek! We had guests ranging from promoters, announcers, crew chiefs and drivers! We talked to Attica Raceway Park promoter Rex LeJune about the 30th Annual Brad Doty Classic, also Waynesfield GM Danny Kelly stops by along with All Stars announcer Blake Anderson. Be sure to listen to a version of the newlywed game with drivers Lee Jacobs and Cap Henry and their trusted crew chiefs AJ Havens and Brett Lane. We cap it off with Cale Conley, Byron Reed and Dan McCarron for some driver trivia! Thanks to all of our guests for joining us!!