Tiba, You're right I've never held any corrupted public office

Following up on Montresor 2011 for President of Haiti, Tiba,

You're right I've never held any corrupted public office in Haiti and no one can ever use that against my credentials as to not become the Republic first historic visionary President.

"but he still cannot articulate why he should be president of Haiti other to say that he is the greatest inventor of the century and he holds a gazillions US patents"

I should be the next President of Haiti because I am the first person in Haiti's history to introduce vision with substance to build anew Haiti many years ago way before the earthquakes propaganda to rebuild.

Been an inventor is nothing to be ashamed of because it allows my intellect to develop skills of greater use for Anew Haiti in 2011 unlike the candidate you are supporting.

Yes the public have the right to know about my inventions and based on the extensive intellectuals of my patents/applications and self explanatory I will suggest again for all interested parties to do the research themselves at the patent office because that is the kind of services available, offered and it is public information.

"These are the people Haitians want to elect as president of Haiti based solely on their emotion and name recognition."
Tiba, name recognition and emotion aren't bad as longest they are optimistically positives and that is exactly why I am proud to be Montresor and not anyone else.

Haiti is my sweetheart and I often get emotional about her!!!

One Man with God is a Team...

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Michael M. Delasse
P. O. Box 345
Sand Springs Ok 74063
Montresor2011 at gmail.com
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The topic is: Wyclef Jean - Stanley Lucas: Bad choice for Haiti
This is a reply to Msg 20755
Posted by Montresor 2011 on March 28 2010 at 2:56 PM

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Mathieu Derisse says...

What are their qualifications? Did they run any administrative office? What are their educational backgrounds? Come up with ideas to kick them more »

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Mirlande P. says...

I read the New York Times everyday, my favorite paper. The author of that article is one of Stanley Lucas haters. That network used to get paid more »

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Tibodo says...

Prior to reading that article, I myself used to listen to Mr. Lucas on the radio. I find him to be charismatic and a visionary so you can more »

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Marie Lucie A. Paul says...

I believe that Stanley Lucas can be a great president for the following reasons: 10. Il marquera la fin de l'ere Lavalas, Lespwa, Unite, et more »

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Maryse Lilavois Janvier says...

I've listened to Stanley Lucas for years now; he is young, positive and fresh with solutions for Haiti. He spent years educating the more »

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Boss Pint says...

Wyclef Jean gain lagent paceque li se gnou rapper.Nou kon nin ki jan de moune ki rapper icit. 99% yo nan pran drogue. Main maizanmi li pa more »

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Felicienne says...

Yo pa kalifye pou fe job prezidan. Eske yo te jere yon job nan nivo egzekitif deja non. Yo pa genyen okenn eksperyans administratif. Yo pa more »

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Tiba says...

Frankly, I don't think someone who lives all his/her life in Haiti would make a better president than someone else who lives most of his/her more »

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Montresor 2011 says...

Tiba, You're right I've never held any corrupted public office in Haiti and no one can ever use that against my credentials as to not become more »

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Tiba says...

Montresor 2011, We have been through this over and over again for the past year or so ago, and you still don't get it. For such intellectual more »

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