Anderson Cooper: Corruption and Catastrophy CNN

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01/14/2010, Anderson Cooper asks himself if Rampant Corruption brought Catastrophy to Haiti?

I would answer him this way dark skinned Haitians were never in charge of the Haitian's Doublure Administration supported by Haiti's Chamber of Commerce and the United States.

This proves again the mulattoes' management at all executive levels of the Haitian administration fails.

It was a management's reign of terror based on rampant corruption, theft, division and political assassinations.

He said people (mulattoes) believed that it was normal to corrupt and steal, but he said there was nothing normal over a long period of corruption, and he believes that corruption brings destruction.

He said Haitians in Haiti do not turn to their government for help instead they turn to the United States.

Therefore, I believe based on his assessment that Haiti belongs to the U.S. Therefore, Preval should resign immediately to facilitate such a transition.

Even the mulattoes' posting writers on this site would love Preval to resign to facilitate the transition.

Mulattoes do not like the race card to be discussed like White Americans under Obama's administration.

When (mulattoes) they are reading anything on race they feel almost dying, for it is a sensitive and hot issue to them. If that is the case, I would love to tell them to stop corrupting, stealing, lying and dividing others.

Those scare tactics are mule tactics and not real human's tactics, and they should provide good management since they believe they are the only ones to be CEOs of the Haitian Administration.

The whole world knows that they are crooks.

Bill O'Reilly said tonight the U.S. administration should watch over the $100 million dollars aid package to inquire info about how the money is being spent.

What a shame!

Andrew P. Joseph, January 14 2010, 10:20 PM

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