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Regarding le pays est pris en otage par un groupe de mercena, Mathieu, really brother you talk too much, you must take a little time and analyze what I'm saying.

I know there's class prejudice and race prejudice in Haiti.

I know that. And as I've said again and again the Haitian elite has created an economic system that benefits them. And I blame them for that because that system is holding the country back. I am not saying that they're not guilty.

But our political leaders are also guilty for not finding a solution it is after all their job as elected officials.

Look at South Africa.

The Whites in South Africa had both political and economic powers, now the black majority has political power and they are defending the interest of the people.

Instead of our political leaders defending the interests of the people who elect them they turn to corruption and thievery.

You talk about reform, but who's going make those reforms if not the president and the other elected officials.

And that is why I blame our political leaders because they have failed to make any reforms that will improve the life of the average Haitian.

The truth is you admire Preval so much that you can't stand to acknowledge that he's part of the problem.

The topic is: le pays est pris en otage par un groupe de mercena
This is a reply to Msg 18057
Posted by Zac on January 9 2010 at 2:31 PM

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Jean Pe Haiti On Facebook says...

Roosevelt Speak Creole if you are speaking with the Haitian people..ok? Or at least English since you are using a website based in English more »

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Mathieu Derisse says...

J'ai lu votre posting et je vois que vous croyez aussi dans ces mercenaires vu la situation actuelle d'Haiti mais vous n'avez pas attaque les more »

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Thecogitator.com says...

Mathieu, once again, you may not know exactly what you try to say because if you simply believe that Haiti corruption is just in the Haitian more »

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Mathieu Derisse says...

My friend, years ago I thought like Dr. Jean Price Mars that Haiti was a classless or a raceless country, but when surfing deeply through more »

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Zac says...

Mathieu, really brother you talk too much, you must take a little time and analyze what I'm saying. I know there's class prejudice and more »

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Mathieu Derisse says...

My friend, we are on the same path. Did you read about the Silent Revolution in Quebec? South Africa is implementing changes by imitating more »

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Zac says...

Mathieu, I'm a little young I love politics and business but I need to go to school first to educate myself before I can contribute to more »

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Mathieu Derisse says...

With all due respect my friend, Haiti has more skilled educated political leaders than any other countries that I know, but they do not have more »

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Thecogitator.com says...

Mahtieu Derisse, you are not sure what you are talking about. As I said before, that some of the Haitians presidents may be scared of another more »

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Mathieu Derisse says...

With all due respect my friend, I do not deny those allegations brought against the international communities and especially the U.S. The truth more »