Haitian Bourgeoisie Should Redistribute The Haitian Wealth

Toulimen says...

Haitian people should take the streets against the Haitian Bourgeois like the Arab people are doing against the rich people such as monarchs, princes, kings and presidents for life in their countries.

Yesterday, Obama stated in his last political speeches that people who are suffering should protest against poverty, torture and crimes against them and their leaders should listen to them. We cannot remain silent and we should protest against the Haitian Bourgeoisie who are the richest people, the economic leaders in our country.

We should ask them to propose reforms in order to redistribute the wealth and if they refuse they can choose the exile path. Mezv, Brandt, Accra, Vitiello, Flambert, Vorbes and Delatour must answer questions about the Haitian wealth.

In the past, we protested against former prime ministers and presidents and that did not change our economic and social conditions.

Now, we should protest against them because they are the ones concentrating all the Haitian wealth into their hands.

It is not tolerable anymore to let less than 1% of people to own 95% of the Haitian wealth.

We should not tolerate that anymore.

As Obama said it in his last political speeches, the whole world would support the cries of the youth if they want reforms to occur in their countries.

We should call for reforms or exile if the rich of Haiti refuse to redistribute the wealth as concentrated into their hands.

I am calling on all Haitians on Facebook to start a reform movement in Haiti right away against the rich of Haiti for an equitable redistribution of the Haitian wealth.

We should do that and the G-8 countries would help us. We should take the streets and call for reforms and redistribution of the Haitian wealth.

The seven richest families in Haiti should listen to us and if they refuse to propose economic reforms they should leave Haiti like Mubarak, Kaddafi, Ben Ali and other rich political and economic leaders in the Arab world.

We are calling on the United States to freeze the money of the seven richest families in Haiti for poverty is not tolerable anymore on the Haitian soil.

I am calling on all Haitians in the Diaspora to read the contents of this blog to their fellow citizens in Haiti so they can take the streets like the Arab people for economic reforms to occur in Haiti.

The seven richest families and especially the owner of this blog should be held accountable for the Haitian wealth.

We should protest against poverty and endured suffering because Obama stated yesterday that it is a sacred right to all affected poor people in the world to do so. Wake up Haitian people and protest against the seven richest families, the economic leaders in Haiti for an equitable redistribution of the Haitian wealth.

I commend you to do that in the days ahead and the whole world would support us. We should ask Obama to freeze the wealth of the seven richest families in Haiti overseas if they refuse to answer to our demands.

The Haitian government does not have money and the money is in the hands of those seven richest families.

We should protest against them and it should start today, tomorrow or now.

Posted by Toulimen on February 26 2011 at 12:01 AM

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Toulimen, I do not understand you. You constantly rant and rave about American interference in Haitian affairs, and then you call for America to freeze the assets of the Haitian bourgeoisie? Would that not be interference? Also, when you write 'comm > >
Rooster, 26-Feb-11 8:01 am
And besides, the bourgeoisie are not fools. I doubt they keep their loot in American banks, but rather, they probably hold offshore accounts that America can't touch. > >
Rooster, 26-Feb-11 8:07 am
Yes we need to that and we have to that but we can not do many things at onece even we haitian smart enough to do multy task,let us wait until michel in office.Then we can pull our strategy book from a to z,I have mine already the fisrt thing in my > >
Richelle, 26-Feb-11 8:20 am
He confuse me too sometines but give him a break ok,do not try to be english instructor here.You are not correcting no body's jounal we just run our fingers on the keyboard because we do not get no grade here for doing that.So let our finges running > >
Richelle, 26-Feb-11 9:13 am
Richelle, I was only trying to help him. English is a very confusing language to learn. Why do you get angry? I am not trying to be an English instructor. I am one. > >
Rooster, 26-Feb-11 9:35 am
Well good then,I'm not made I just want us to concentrate.And with you being english instructor michel will need your help when things get real in haiti.Haiti needs all educated haitians to put hands together to help our home back ontrack.Tanks > >
Richelle, 26-Feb-11 10:01 am
Richelle, I am not Haitian. I am an American who sees promise for the future of Haiti. I think it would help us all on this blog if we could separate political discourse from emotional arguments and discussions about morality. There are many unfortun > >
Rooster, 26-Feb-11 10:14 am
How do you know these details about haiti if you are not one of us.Are you one of the C I A?because you replied to my coment telling me that "minista will leave haiti when american say so".Why you sound so confident about that onless u know what ar > >
Richelle, 26-Feb-11 11:21 am
Richelle, everything I know is freely available to anyone who conducts avid research about the subject at hand... > >
Rooster, 26-Feb-11 11:28 am
So it is american government are saying minista will leave when they say so,this is what u fund in your research. > >
Richelle, 26-Feb-11 11:43 am
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