We have all those political parties because many of our...

Mathieu Derisse says...

We have all those political parties because many of our political leaders are ignorant.

Aubelin Jolicoeur was the one to blame for this political mess. He was the one that advised the United States to invest in several political parties in Haiti to weaken Haiti's political system.

That stupid was a closed adviser of Jean-Claude Duvalier and Bourik Chaje before the fall of the Duvaliers.

He never suggested to create two or three political parties to advance the Haitian causes.

The United States accepts to finance those stupid parties to create more political mess. Haitians in politics are bad. All those former puppet presidents never tried to solve this political mess and sometimes I am asking myself if those ignorants had learned anything about politics and public administration before they came to power.

Even the incumbent president does not know what to do with those political parties.

If I were in power, on day one, I would dissolve all those political parties and I will send a bill to the Haitian Congress for the Creation of three solid political parties financed by taxpayers and the government as well. I will fire all Haitian CEOs and rehire new qualified and competent managers to do the jobs. I am asking myself same question why do we have all those political parties?

Haitians in Haiti do not imitate good stuffs from other countries, but the greed to enrich themselves that's the only thing that is on their minds.

Shame on all Haitian political leaders!

The topic is: pourquoi tous ces partis
This is a reply to Msg 4708
Posted by Mathieu Derisse on February 5 2010 at 9:10 PM

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Rubens: What postal system? and what railroad? I have doubt about those who wrote about our history. One day, you will read that "Aristide" had built beautiful recreation parks in Haiti. But you know that he had built a bunch of stupid little "Pla > >
Haitivice, 11-Nov-07 8:03 am
WAIT A MINUTE, WAIT A MINUTE!! Haitivice you really do need to read some serious books about your own history. I cannot spend the time here to tell you the many incredible ways that Haiti led the third world in infrastructure and cultural development > >
Linda, 11-Nov-07 10:33 am
Linda: Do you have facts? statistics? Serious books, written by who?based on what kind of data? or just these soap opera books written by these bias "historians"? the term "Third world infrastructure" is a non sense. Because if a country has infr > >
Haitivice, 11-Nov-07 12:27 pm
I am not living in no dream. What you need to do is shake off your natural prejudice toward your homeland and start looking at all the evidence. What railroad? You can go dig Rue des Casernes and the remnants of a the tracks are still there. Or you c > >
Rubens Titus, 11-Nov-07 5:28 pm
You said “because if a country has infrastructures, it would never be part of the third world in the first place.” Most countries in the world have basic infrastructures, including most poor countries. The lack of infrastructure means that... > >
Linda, 11-Nov-07 8:21 pm
Hey Rubens; I think you were talking about the list of books I posted for our young friend, but I'm not sure since your reply was posted it under a blog that XYZ is engaged in with someone else. If you were talking about my list, and you have rea > >
Linda, 12-Nov-07 1:28 pm
Hi, I do not have an NGO and I am not starting one either. That's not part of my political doctrine in any shape, way or form. I do motivational speaking, I encourage fellow compatriotes to learn all about their Haitian history and invest at least a > >
Rubens Titus, 12-Nov-07 6:36 pm
We have all those political parties because many of our political leaders are ignorant. Aubelin Jolicoeur was the one to blame for this political mess. He was the one that advised the United States to invest in several political parties in Haiti to w > >
Mathieu Derisse, 5-Feb-10 9:10 pm
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