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< November 24 2008 at 11:19 AM >
Llyod Benneth Le Bourru says...

We need to go to the back yard of Haiti to revive our agriculture.I'm by no mean an expert in food but i know for sure that if i surround mylseft with people that know agriculture, i would bing something that our country have been lacking for a long time. I intent to go back to Haiti with a plan. I know how to oporate heavy equitments such as:front end loaders, tractors etc.I could use my experience to build streets, bridges and teach my haitians brothers how to use these machines for irrigation, building roads and work in farms.for example a food factory where workers will report to work every day, have a salary and make them part owner of the factory.

I tried buying goods and resale them in haiti that didn't work, we need to produce thing to sell home and abroad.

My biggest problem is security, our government needs to understand that monetary aides from the world bank won't help, they need to invest in our young men and women.Ask France, US and Spain to give student visas to learn a trade that would help our country.

Haiti doesn't have skilled workers, they are computers programmers or doctors, you cannot find a good labored technician in haiti, machinist,welderman, mechanic,plumber etc don't exist in haiti.man, see what i'm talking about.

The topic is: Who is responsible for Haiti's misdeed?
This is a reply to Msg 11868
Posted by Llyod Benneth Le Bourru on November 24 2008 at 11:19 AM



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Haiti has the highest fees to start any business in the caribean.Haiti doesn't need donation.Washington makes us believe that charity would help.Look,i believe in creating jobs instead of having a long line of people waiting for food, clothes and mon > >
Llyod Benneth Le Bourru, 18-Nov-08 11:58 am
I love the way you think. Now how can we make a first step. Where can we start? we are on the right track. lets expand on that. Now, I understand that one of the problems of people investing in the country is the fear of getting hurt.I was thinking w > >
Haiticherie, 18-Nov-08 1:34 pm
haiticherie, Don't you think there are such radio programs in Haiti dedicating their entire hour of program to criticise the government and trying to educate the people at the same time? However, that is a very good idea, but in order for such > >
Tiba, 18-Nov-08 4:23 pm
thats all i'm asking. We deserve the benefit of the doubt. I have some connection, what would it cost to get 50,000 watts. I give you my word, this is my life, nothing is gonna get me side track. Please educate me on the things I don't know and I pro > >
Haiticherie, 18-Nov-08 5:50 pm
my mission statement will be to "FIX HAITI" till the end. Nothing will change that. Haiti is my passion, my life, my heart. I love this country. I'm not trying to run for any kind of political movement I just want to help my people. I'm not asking yo > >
Haiticherie, 18-Nov-08 5:56 pm
haiticherie, I think you should get a meeting with Wyclef Jean who is already the owner of a major television station in Haiti for some ideas. For example, find out from him how did he start, what were the red tapes and the hoops he had to jump an > >
Tiba, 18-Nov-08 6:12 pm
We need to go to the back yard of Haiti to revive our agriculture.I'm by no mean an expert in food but i know for sure that if i surround mylseft with people that know agriculture,i would bing something that our country have been lacking for a long t > >
Llyod Benneth Le Bourru, 24-Nov-08 11:19 am
When France refused to recognize Haiti's independence 200 years ago, Haiti was forced to pay its colonizer the equivalent of $22 billion in today's money, to be free. Now Haiti wants that money back, and will not take NO for an answer. In 1838, > >
Kapwa, 24-Nov-08 12:56 pm