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< December 9 2009 at 5:23 PM >
Jean Michel Dardon says...

Well, the U.S. always seems to have their favorite candidates.

I am in NY and was involved with the last few elections.

In 1990 Marc Bazin was their candidate.

In 2000, the candidate of the Bush administration was Dumas Simeus, a successful Haitian American Businessman from Texas.

He was not allowed to run because he holds an American passport.

The constitution forbids Haitians that holds another nationality to run. According to many Haitians President Clinton's candidate is Wyclef Jean. He also holds a U.S. passport that would legally prevent him to run. The candidate of the United Nations is the spokesperson of the U.N. Secretary General, Michele Montas.

She is perceived in country as the voice of the occupier (MINUSTAH).

Aristide is using Chavez and his network ALBA to get back to power.

Haiti has a strong sense of nationalism because of their historic victory as slaves against France in 1804 becoming the first independent Black Country in the world.

The Haitians do not like the occupation of their country and the UN mission in Haiti is supporting corruption and antidemocratic forces.

Stanley Lucas is not supported by any of them. That's what I like. He is independent and he is Haitian.

The topic is: Wyclef Jean - Stanley Lucas: Bad choice for Haiti
This is a reply to Msg 17739
Posted by Jean Michel Dardon on December 9 2009 at 5:23 PM



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Hater I guess your haitian that s why you re hating on wyclef jean, wyclef is a millionnaire.In Haiti they dont respect people over there they dont care if you have money or not law is law.so please do something for your country get involve if you c > >
Karine, 9-Dec-09 1:35 am
Mr jean I'm not a politician but I would like to let you know if Wyclef wants to be the president he can do a better job than anyone in the race. remimber he grew up in u.s.. eventhought he is a musician he can prepare himself to became a presidentA > >
As, 9-Dec-09 11:45 am
Stanley would mean an end to business as usual in Haiti, which is of course stealing from the state. He would try to modernize the country and make leaders accountable and wouldn’t steal from the state. What would Haiti do without losing all that m > >
Jeanine Moreau, 9-Dec-09 5:19 pm
I am an 77 years old proud Haitian woman; I have worked 50 years in the United States. When I listened to Stanley Lucas over radio Classique Inter he makes me feel proud again to be Haitian. I love him. Dieusimene Sepmaphise > >
Dieusimene Semaphise, 9-Dec-09 5:20 pm
Well, the U.S. always seems to have their favorite candidates. I am in NY and was involved with the last few elections. In 1990 Marc Bazin was their candidate. In 2000, the candidate of the Bush administration was Dumas Simeus, a successful Ha > >
Jean Michel Dardon, 9-Dec-09 5:23 pm
Remember Aristide was the man of the U.S. in 1994. Martine P. > >
Martine P, 9-Dec-09 5:24 pm
There is an interesting discussion being held on another blog after Wyclef Jean’s performances on Martha Stewart talking about how he won’t be president. We know that he is backed by the US and he will get all the funding and political support... > >
Maxime Desmoulins, 10-Dec-09 6:06 pm
It would be refreshing for once to have an elected leader of our country that wasn’t primarily concerned with enriching himself. Stanley Lucas would actually work on building up our country rather than just trying to make himself and his friends... > >
Jeannine Michel, 10-Dec-09 6:08 pm
Wyclef Jean is a star, well connected to the Haitian-American political director of the White House Patrick Gaspard. He is very close to former president Clinton, participating in his big Clinton Global Initiative every year, who recently said that > >
Claire A., 10-Dec-09 7:49 pm
Thank you for mention the place where the oil is coming from. All I know was that I was told by someone that's work inside of the governmenet that Haiti oil is leaving with people knowing of this cause they are too busy fighting like cats ANd dogs. > >
Nunu, 11-Dec-09 1:26 am
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