Dude I don't know what your problem is but you're preaching to

On the topic of ALL INVESTORS: We Are Open For Business, Dude I don't know what your problem is but you're preaching to the wrong choir here. It would be wise of you to read my comment thoroughly before you starting putting me in a box. When did I imply that Prime Minister Bellerive wasn't any good?

How am i knocking him down?

Is it wrong for me to hope that he takes the necessary steps to deliver on the promises he's making?

Tell me what's wrong with me hoping that he delivers?

How is that being negative?

The truth is evident all we have ever had in the past was a bunch of promises and nice speeches from our leaders nothing ever changes.

As a Haitian I have every right to be cautious and skeptical while I hope for the best, which by the way is my attitude towards Mr. Bellerive's government.

I'm cautious and I'm also hoping for the best. It will not benefit anybody if he fails.

The problem with Haiti is not people like me who judge our political leaders based on their actions, the problem is people like you who bury your head in the sand and go gaga over empty promises.

I'm sick and tired of promises and empty rhetoric I want to see results you should too.

You know if we Haitians really took the time to analyze the actions of our political leaders then maybe we wouldn't be electing the same people over and over again.

The same people who's never done anything to really improve the situation.

President Preval is nearing the end of his second in office can you tell me of any drastic actions he's taken to better Haiti.

You seem like a nice guy, but be careful how you respond to my comments I don't like people putting words in my mouth or putting me in a box because i'm not like all the rest. Next time i may not be so civil.

The topic is: ALL INVESTORS: We Are Open For Business!
This is a reply to Msg 17615
Posted by Zac on December 3 2009 at 7:04 AM

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Zac says...

Dude I don't know what your problem is but you're preaching to the wrong choir here. It would be wise of you to read my comment thoroughly more »

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Tiba says...

Wilgeens Rosenberg, I've asked you earlier to hold on to your horses, I a really meant that. Mr. Wilgreens, we appreciate you joining the blog as more »

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Wilgeens Rosenberg says...

By the way, I am new on here. Perhaps you do not recall that I posted al ot of things on here whihc by some odds reasons they are being talked more »

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Tiba says...

Wilgeens Rosenberg, I don't hink you ever gonna get it. You and many other Haitians don't seem to be able to grasp and understand the more »

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Wilgeens.rosenberg says...

Yeah, you know it all and you should most run for president, I am sure you will solve it all by yourself. Look here man, of course there is more »

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Wilgeens Rosenberg says...

A government gets to do what it fdoes because too often there is no mass consensus against its policies or there is a greater divide where more »

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Wilgeens Rosenberg says...

Mr. Wilgreens, when was the last time people in your neighborhood get together to clean up the streets, to build roads, provide more »

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Tiba says...

Wilgeens, Like the old saying goes "if you cannot take the heat stay out of the kitchen." This is politics, it's a no man land. Wilgeens, you more »

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Wilgeens Rosenberg says...

The leaders of contemporary thought are still inclined to maintain that the masses had little concern in the evolution of the sociable more »

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Wilgeens Rosenberg says...

Unfortunately, I spent partial time being raised in many places growing up. Haiti, the Dominican Republic, France, Canada and the United more »

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