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< April 2 2008 at 8:45 PM >
Greg Peters says...

Thank you. You are right about lack of leadership but I still say that corruption is the answer to Haiti's nightmares.

The plan I proposed is 100% success rate. It is nothing new. Other countries such as your neighbor the Dominican Republic, Argentina, Taiwan etc...

have tried the plan. Look at them now. Taiwan was a country as poor as Haiti 50 years ago, now they are floroushing.

Haiti is a country with terminal cancer.

Bandages are not enough at this point.

Radical change needs to happen and that is what my plan is "radical".

The topic is: How to fix Haiti in 90 days
This is a reply to Msg 7175
Posted by Greg Peters on April 2 2008 at 8:45 PM



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Greg, thank you for such a thoughtful post. However, let me point out to you that there have been many great ideas on how to fix Haiti posted over the last two years on this very sight. It's not the ideas that are missing, its the leadership. Even mo > >
Linda, 1-Apr-08 10:20 pm
Quite an insightful post that should be emulated. The kind an economist with political knowledge about Haiti would write. Very Accurate indeed. I would also add once those politicians get into office, they start playing the divide and conquer game. T > >
Lionne2, 2-Apr-08 1:10 am
Some of you investigative journalists need to find out WHO in the Preval/Alexis Government is SELLING Haiti out to the Americans. CHECK THEIR MONEY TRAIL. Members of this Haitian government seem to be dancing like a bunch of UNCLE TOMS to the tunes o > >
Lionne, 2-Apr-08 12:41 pm
En Francais: 1. La premiere guerre de l'opium 2.Seconde guerre de l'opium 3, michelcollon.info 22:27:28&log=laut > >
Lionne, 2-Apr-08 1:28 pm
Lionne you are getting a little radical dear. Don't forget you benefit from the US economy, although I sympathize with Haiti immensely, but come to think of it there is nothing that Haiti has done for me or for you. Those elders should know what they > >
Claudy, 2-Apr-08 4:47 pm
Thank you. You are right about lack of leadership but I still say that corruption is the answer to Haiti's nightmares. The plan I proposed is 100% success rate. It is nothing new. Other countries such as your neighbor the Dominican Republic, Arge > >
Greg Peters, 2-Apr-08 8:45 pm
I think you might have agood idea but you need to clarify your radicalness and how it will help HAITI. If you are a real radical you deserve to check this out. This is what I think about Haiti. Here is the link : > >
Louinel Jean, 2-Apr-08 9:14 pm
Could it be that the Government has already made a deal for that goal, and that it is not a deal that will benefit the Haitian people in anyway. If that's the case than they would not want anyone getting excited about what this gold could mean for Ha > >
Linda, 2-Apr-08 11:40 pm
Hi, welcome back Linda! Almost 85% of Greg Peters' ideas are not scientific. Did you read through all of it? Public education including higher education is free in Haiti since Dessalines - Peters said College education should be free in Haiti, it alr > >
Rubens F. Titus, 2-Apr-08 11:49 pm
YES Ruben I think you are speaking my language. you could not be more accurate.They always make it look as if Haitians are a bunch of fools who have no interest in life as it should be.This is what we call in the 21st century the colonialist perspect > >
Louinel Jean, 3-Apr-08 12:04 am
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