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< April 9 2011 at 11:26 PM >
Toulimen Legrand says...

I agree with you Linda because in politics one needs to compromise sometimes with the lesser between the two evils.

My experiences in the United States make me understand several things and politics is a very complicated matter.

It takes time to decipher any politician's message.

Martelly needs to consider that he has no enemy if he is aimed to restore the rule of law in Haiti.

He needs to set up the Haitian cultural boundaries and let anyone knows about the priorities of the Haitian people.

We have a culture to defend and Haiti will never be a U.S. territory.

We are an independent country and the United States needs to understand that. The CIA base in Avenue N must be shut down and many CIA agents must leave Haiti as soon as possible.

The United States should appoint people to work within its embassy's territory and not through the whole Haiti.

He needs to have a complete report about all embassies' personels appointed in Haiti.

All foreigners in Haiti must be registered into a new registry or faced deportation if they refuse to do so. All NGOs must be registered with the government and the government must tax their revenues too. They must submit their economic development to the government and if they are not aimed in any economic development they should leave the Haitian territory per the government's request.

Haiti must be the priority and concerns of all Haitians.

What do you think Linda?

The topic is: Bellerive to Keep his Job with Martelly!
This is a reply to Msg 27868
Posted by Toulimen Legrand on April 9 2011 at 11:26 PM



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Hey Linda, is that you, my beloved blogger friend? It feel so good to see you again! yes, I have changed my e-mail address because my puter got infested with spywares and I was told to either re-install windows or change my e-mail address to solve th > >
Tiba, 9-Apr-11 7:55 pm
I agree with you Linda because in politics one needs to compromise sometimes with the lesser between the two evils. My experiences in the United States make me understand several things and politics is a very complicated matter. It takes time to deci > >
Toulimen Legrand, 9-Apr-11 11:26 pm
Ah Aux calbasse nou pas besoin tout sa. Al ede ranmasse bout ciment yo an Haiti. Si ou pa kapab just kontinue priye pou peyi ya. lii pa ka vinni pi mal ke jan li ye ya Mwen pat konin Haitien tankou ou te existe.Haiti antrave > >
Sebastian, 10-Apr-11 1:17 am
It seems like he is open to the idea.If Martelly keeps him he would like Obama killed the dream for change. Bellrive is not worth it. Not at all. > >
Sebastian, 10-Apr-11 1:24 am
you are right; Mr Bellerive has been the MINISTER OF PLANNING for the past 5 years and yet up to this very minute, everybody agrees that the government of Haiti has no plan for his people. > >
Jean-emile Duperval, 10-Apr-11 9:36 pm
Hi President Martelly, you can not please every body nor keep solidify the those already at the top of the pyramid; there are so many Young qualified Haitians with Doctorate degrees who possess the caliber to move Haiti forward from those allies and > >
Pastor Rivel Dumaine Dr., 10-Apr-11 10:00 pm
CIA fake pastor,Doctor en deception et pederasse. Proprietaire de crack,cocaine et marijuana houses. Proprietaire des cafees et bath house pour homos in Haiti youtube.com > >
Bakbo, 11-Apr-11 7:57 am
We got to move on with the mechanism of this revolution cause observing that too; many people are afraid it seems it is going to work. Noone ever said anything to Martelly one year ago, now He is President everyone has something to say. Many Ha > >
Pastor Rivel Dumaine Dr., 11-Apr-11 10:34 am
Hi Tiba, yep, it's me. I am trying desperately to stay hopeful that this time there can be some real changes in Haiti. For that to happen, this president has to be given a chance to do what he wants to do. So, let's hold judgment until we see what > >
Linda, 11-Apr-11 3:27 pm
Touliman, I don't think any new president is strong enough to deal with the CIA. He might have to ignore them for now, and go about the task or dealing first with the NGO's. Right now, they are the main impediment to the country's progress. They a > >
Linda, 11-Apr-11 3:34 pm
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