Thank you so much Mary for your understanding, What I was...

Dorcinvil Wilkesse says...

Thank you so much Mary for your understanding,

What I was written come from the deepest bottom of my heart.

I live right outside of my country and that gives me great opportunity to value Haiti and manisfest greatest desire to serve my people.

Prayer is one but action is another and I am ready to start.

I am helping right now youngters in the Turks and caicos Islands in getting good education but without a right status to do more. As I told you earlier, Turks really needs a Haitian office which can deal with certain social issues.

As for Haiti, I just need to meet President Preval and talk to him about haitian tomorrow.

President needs to give the diapora a chance to invest their knowledge into the Haiti development.

I love Haiti AND I want to serve my people.

If you know any contact to reach President PrevAL, LET ME KNOW.

It is time for Haiti to open a door of a complete security that well educated Haitians might go back home and serve their country.

We could continue to send them away for good professionel skills and get back home.

lift your voice and say with me as Barack Obama would say, Change! we can!

yours truly,

The topic is: why not all well educated haitians get back to Haiti
This is a reply to Msg 15495
Posted by Dorcinvil Wilkesse on July 7 2009 at 2:51 PM

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Tiba I apologize for the misunderstanding, my comment was a direct response to your response to Dominique michel not this "Monique" that you're talking about. You said something to the effect of him eating hamburgers and hot dogs. I didn't thi > >
Zac, 24-Jun-09 2:51 pm
OK guys, I just came back to my office and checked to see what was up...I gotta tell you that I smiled and even laughed at all of us, including myself for all the confusion and the wonderful apologies. I think that if people like us were running Hait > >
Linda, 24-Jun-09 3:48 pm
we dont even need people from the outside to do it for us. all we need is the coming of every haitian together to change haiti. > >
Santia, 30-Jun-09 9:12 pm
Your words is strong and beautifull to read It made me feel to cry Is true what you writing between words I am proude of you for been a true Haitian Dont give up "HAITI STIL HAVE HOPE" ONE THING FOR SURE "VOODOO MUST DISAPEAR FOREVER THEN A > >
Marie, 6-Jul-09 2:31 pm
Thank you so much Mary for your understanding, What I was written come from the deepest bottom of my heart. I live right outside of my country and that gives me great opportunity to value Haiti and manisfest greatest desire to serve my people. > >
Dorcinvil Wilkesse, 7-Jul-09 2:51 pm
Pastor their are well educated haitian that live in haiti and do the very little they can do for haiti. If you want to go back you have the best stool than any body that is in the blog. If you whatch utube on this blog you will understand very well > >
Maria, 8-Jul-09 3:50 am
I agree with you a lot, the problem is Haitian have a love of everything none Haitian in their DNA. It pain me to see the way the world treat them in also the way they treat the poor in the misty of them. Why exploit the poor; who has done no harm > >
Nunu, 4-Dec-09 7:16 pm
NUNU, you should not said Wes Hemisphere, but you should just said the U.S. They are the main reason why majority of the world is disgusted Haitians.. C'mon,let's face it and say it loud and it should better our Haitian staus. Stop talking lik > >
Jean Pe On Facebook, 5-Dec-09 1:15 am
Listen the problem is not America. It us Haitian; for crying out sake why do we want to stay out of our homeland that our ancestry die for. We have broking all of the Dessaline rules, when it come to governing Haiti. You want me to be honest wit > >
Nunu, 5-Dec-09 4:04 am
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