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< February 26 2011 at 1:52 PM >
Toulimen says...

Rooster, you are a source of confusion for yourself and not for us. Have you ever taken a Real Estate Class?

I am inviting you to register for one. On Real Estate matters, our constitution provides same provision like the United States Constitution and we will not change it. The non-ownership of Haiti's land for foreigners is carried out in all past Haitian Constitutions to the current one and we will not change it; and if they had changed it over the past 25 years, America would already seize Haiti.

In America, immigrants acquire property rights if they purchase a property but they have no landownership rights transferred to them from the sale of their purchased property.

We are carrying same rule and what notion of reciprocity are you arguing here?

Haitian and Americans don't own land in America and in Haiti too. Land rights is vested in the state for both countries and what are you arguing here Rooster?

I am telling you with me and some other bloggers here, we will not let you brainwash any other bloggers on this site. If you are paid to do so, I will ask you to return that money for it will not work. Rooster, I love America but there are many things that I don't like in your country and I don't want others to export them to Haiti.

I am advising Haitians on making good choices for America has good and bad. I want Haitians to stay away from the bad choices so they can reproduce good seeds to save Haiti.

Where in the world a 26 years old white male could rape a 2 years old girl with diaper on her rear end?

In America, so we cannot inherit or export that bad side?

Beware, I am following you closely to every inch of your conversation here and I will not let you confuse my fellow bloggers ok.

The topic is: Iranian Ambassador in Haiti
This is a reply to Msg 26885
Posted by Toulimen on February 26 2011 at 1:52 PM



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We need to remind America that Haitians paid for their freedom with their strength and sweat, and bought the land rather than take it from its original inhabitants. Therefore the land belongs to Haitian people and by law Haitians have the rights to > >
Rose L, 26-Feb-11 12:58 pm
Haiti has a new constitution now, written only recently..... Also, not allowing foreigners from any country to invest in Haitian land is self-destructive. Foreign investment in American real estate helps to drive the American economy. Is it fair that > >
Rooster, 26-Feb-11 1:13 pm
Rooster, you are a source of confusion for yourself and not for us. Have you ever taken a Real Estate Class? I am inviting you to register for one. On Real Estate matters, our constitution provides same provision like the United States Constitution a > >
Toulimen, 26-Feb-11 1:52 pm
The First Haitian Constitution has been located in one of the New England states in the U.S. which includes Massachussetts, Maine, New Hampshire, Rhodes Island, Connecticut, and Vermont. Precisely, it was found at Boston State University in Massachus > >
Toulimen, 26-Feb-11 3:29 pm
Toulimen knows the real estate laws of Haiti I am sure, but in the United States the govenment does NOT own all the land. If you own a houselot or a field you own it. It is yours. You can do any lawful thing on it, sell it, lease it, keep it. Perhaps > >
Brian Sitterley, 26-Feb-11 6:59 pm
No one owns land in the U.S.,you have your ownership interest vested in the property you bought not in the land. This is a legal fiction here and you will never understand this concept unless you study real estate laws and property rights in the Unit > >
Toulimen, 26-Feb-11 8:02 pm
Dear Toulimen, I also have had a real estate broker's license. I did not comment on Haiti's land ownership laws but do know those here. Government has some control over the legal use of land, but it's control is limited by state and federal co > >
Brian Sitterley, 27-Feb-11 12:03 am
THE ONLY FREEDOM AMERICA HAVE IS FREEDOM OF SPEECH,ASLONG ITS NOT AGAINST THE LAW.AND YOU SAY GORVENMENT CAN NOT SALE YOUR PROPERTY THE WAY U CAN YES THEY CAN,FOR INTANCE IF U OWE IRS OR GET YOURSELF IN SOME LEGAL MESS YOU CAN NOT REPAIR GOVERNMENT C > >
Richelle, 27-Feb-11 7:53 am
I am clear on land ownership rights in America and in Haiti. No one owns land in any country around the world. Land ownership is vested in the state or the country you reside in. Only the state of Haiti or America has a country owns land within their > >
Toulimen Legrand, 27-Feb-11 11:29 am
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