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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 Haiti.

Here's Louinel's article.

Thank you Louinel.

GOLD IN HAITI'S FUTURE?

March 25, 2008

I heard a little talk tonight about gold in Haiti's future on Radio Ginen.

I always knew that there was gold in Haiti's past and there will continue to be gold in its future.

The problem is that while the experts are showing excitement over our resources our government remains as if they have nothing to be excited about.

They remain very circumspect about the news as if it does not mean anything to Haiti's development.

We have a nation that feels as if there is nothing to help them hope and see the future optimistic.

Yet we fail to use anything that comes to us positive to help build our national pride and help the people to believe in their land. Perhaps the government may already know that this will mean nothing to the welfare of the people.

This is the only reason we should not speak more enthusiastically about resources in Haiti.

We are so comfortable with international aid that means almost absolutely nothing for poor rural communities in Haiti we cannot even take pride in our potential for wealth.

We will have those communities where gold has been found remaining the same twenty years later while gold is being mined at their gaze. Frankly, I wish to hear some comments on that. Also hear about petrol in HAITI, but government remains quiet about the prospects and what should be done about it. We live in the age when oil is so precious, yet no excitement about the potential discovery of oil in the country.

Our people continue to suffer while awaiting international aid. I wish to hear what will be done to inform the people clearly on the initiatives underway about Haiti's potential mines.

Louinel Jean

Linda, April 2 2008, 11:40 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... read more >
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... read more >
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... read more >
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 read more >
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... read more >
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... read more >
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... read more >
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... read more >
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... read more >
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... read more >
Louinel Jean, 3-Apr-08 12:04 am
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