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< June 17 2009 at 1:23 PM >
Rev. Wilkesse Dorcinvil says...

Why not all well educated haitians go back to haiti?

I was in a forum among thousands leaders discussing about haiti new development and at the time I had a chance to see all young haitians that were born in USA, very skillfull peoples that America keep for Haiti while they used to dend the bad one to kidnap people.

We have them all over Europe America, latino, the Caraibe.

It is time for the government to bring back all skills people that scateredin different country.

I do not think American if they come and help into haiti development will be as effective as without human resources that they keep from Haiti as theirs.

We need Haitian mining engeneers to come and dig our natural resources.

I do not want to live within people country anymore, I want to go back and work into my country, haiti I love so much.

Please give a chance to inmplicate into my country development because when I see how other people country is so nice, it is their people that do it.

Why not me too for Haiti?

president Preval, please give a chance to do something for my country, there are great investors that want to come and invest, great haitian millionaires, President Preval you see how President Obama is trying to change in the United States, if you can not do any thing for haitian people just because you do bring Haiti into the hands of God.
Haiti needs the blod of Jesus Christ not vodou, Haiti needs all true pastors to pray and act accordingly toward true development.

It is time for change! let go anddo it please.

Rev. Dorcinvil Wilkesse.

Posted by Rev. Wilkesse Dorcinvil on June 17 2009 at 1:23 PM



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Rev. Wilkesse Dorcinvil Reverand, no disrespect, but last time I chacked those so-called pastors/minister/reverands were the biggest beneficiaries of Haiti's misery and calaminy. These people are the ones who go around the globe putting Haiti down > >
Tiba, 17-Jun-09 2:16 pm
It is very obvious that the political temperament or mindset is "us vs them". I have never observed any desire among our politicians to make Hati a welcome place for the Haitian diaspora. Despite our diverse know-how and financial attributes, most of > >
Gros-mornes, 19-Jun-09 7:20 pm
May be if you change your mental concepts of Haiti and try to be positive, that will start ball of change in Haiti. Generally speaking, if everyone speaks and thinks like you; of course Haiti will never change. When you see a problem, you are the s > >
Dominique Michel, 22-Jun-09 8:25 pm
Dominique Michel Since you have a changed mental concept and you are so positive about Haiti, why aren't you down there solving problems? You must be in the US eating hamburgers, hot dogs, pizza and chicken wings, when was the last time you wer > >
Tiba, 23-Jun-09 4:01 pm
Tiba it would do you a lot of good if you were a little less combative and insulting when you respond to people who aren't provoking you. > >
Zac, 23-Jun-09 10:24 pm
Mr Zac, that is very good point! there is a great need for civility, respect, common sense, and honesty on this site. Tiba has been blogging for a longtime on this site. He can be sometimes quite logical, irritable and disrespectful. This alternation > >
Zarien Krab, 24-Jun-09 1:37 am
Zac, I don't think your accusation of me being combative and insulting fair. You should have read Monique's message first before making this bluntant accusation about me. Maybe you don't find her message as provoking and insulting, but I do. So, I > >
Tiba, 24-Jun-09 8:04 am
Tiba, we all know that sometimes you can be a little harsh. However, in this case I agree with you that Monique's message was infuriating, insulting, and was done without provocation. Although sometimes you lack patience with bloggers like Moniqu > >
Linda, 24-Jun-09 11:19 am
Sr., I did not have any intention to offend you to the point of being disrespectful. If I did, I strongly apologize. However, my professionalism and educational backgrounds, and ethic do not permit me to disrespect anyone regardless of whom. In ad > >
D. Michel, 24-Jun-09 11:38 am
It's always refreshing to see someone who is big enough to apologize. Monique, on this site we've all made mistakes. I know that I've lost it a few times and have had to apologize. Maybe you can use you "professionalism" to help you approach this dis > >
Linda, 24-Jun-09 12:37 pm
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