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Adams! Adams! Adams!

You are the prime example of the typical uncle Tom of the world!

I would assure you that Haiti will rise from the ashes again.

This is not the first time. The Haitian people have done it before in the past, and this time Haiti will not need you when the dust settles as she doesn't need you right now.

You said "I don't know if one day I will identify myself as Haitian but Haitians are very far to be civilized people."

Once again, Haiti will never want you to identify yourself as one of her own, and while in the subject, if you weren't so brainwashed by the white brainwashers who made you believe that Haitians are nothing and African Americans are nothing either, you would know that the Haitians were the ones who brought "Civilization" to this world and that this country (US) was built on the bare back of the African Americans.

These are the things, the gifts, you need to be grateful to.

It always amazes me listening to black people who made it to the top or rose above the odds how the think about those who are still down the bottom.

For example, Michael Steel, the former RNC chairman, and many others like him, dosn't believe in racism and slavery in this country called The United States of America.

He believes in hard work and opportunities in order to make it in the US because that's how he made it to the top. You see, that's how ALL uncle Toms like you think.

It's not your fault, but understand the real fact, unless you are "A Pure" white of European decent, you are still a no good "Nigger" in the eyes of white Americans regardless of your success and accomplishments.

Haven't you watched how they have been treating Borak Obama, the first black US-president?

Regardless of his high achievement, he is still a no good nigger in their eyes.

So don't fool yourself!

Tiba, January 30 2011, 8:08 AM

Topic: New York Times: The Awaiting of the Grand Bayakou in Haiti

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I am trying to see if I can track him down. This is not the time for divisions here on this blog. We may disagree on... read more >
Toulimen, 28-Jan-11 10:55 pm
If New York Times can say that it is because they believe Haiti is a latrines' country where all Haitians are... read more >
Adams, 29-Jan-11 11:35 am
No body care if somebody like u talk like that about a place where your parents from.It so unfortunate that place... read more >
Richelle, 30-Jan-11 6:04 am
Oh ok I see,I was so upset to reply to your comment without finish reading it.And went back to read it again,then find... read more >
Richelle, 30-Jan-11 7:19 am
Adams! Adams! Adams! You are the prime example of the typical uncle Tom of the world! I would assure you that Haiti... read more >
Tiba, 30-Jan-11 8:08 am
Toulimen, You said "This Petrus keeps voicing revolution and that is not what we are debating now and if he does not... read more >
Tiba, 30-Jan-11 9:12 am
Tiba, we can always have a social revolution occured in Haiti but not in the middle of this chaos my brother. People... read more >
Toulimen, 30-Jan-11 2:21 pm
There is no pride being Haitians and African Americans. May be one day, Haitians will get their pride back when they... read more >
Adams, 30-Jan-11 2:52 pm
I don't deny any of your allegations but I am not a beggar and cannot be a beggar too. America is the obstacle to... read more >
Toulimen, 30-Jan-11 3:02 pm
My dear this is so unfortunate that people like you exist! how could you be ashamed of your origin? you have no... read more >
Proud To Be Haitian, 17-Apr-11 8:17 pm
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