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< April 25 2008 at 7:42 PM >
Rubens F. Titus says...

Hi St Fleur, I tend to agree with you. Although I hold an advanced degree I believe leaders a born to lead. Christophe is a quintessential example of that. A little education will not hurt though.

A while ago I casually suggested myself as a leader and Linda basically wiped me out.
Nonetheless, I have always believed that leaders are born. It's in the gene. Learders are usually fearless people, courageous, charismatic, thoughtfull...characters that are intrisic and have nothing to do with advanced education and government/public service experience.

So I am glad you post this comment.

Thanks

The topic is: Do President Preval Have False Credentials?
This is a reply to Msg 8059
Posted by Rubens F. Titus on April 25 2008 at 7:42 PM



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Article which states that Preval graduated from Louvain University.. info/article. php3?id_ article= 3287 And wikipedia, prevalhaiti.com, haitielection2005. com, and answers. com. T > >
Reposted Lucien, 24-Apr-08 2:25 am
Lucien, I really thank you for your search, but it has nothing to do with him being president. His real issues do not come from his education, but personality. Preval lets his Ministers go loose; never got tough on them regarding their duty for the > >
Robert M. St Fleur, 24-Apr-08 10:48 am
Robert, I seriously disagree with you when you say that Preval's performance as a president does not have anything to do with his level of education. There is a reason why in most modern countries leaders are expected to have a degree from a reputabl > >
Linda, 24-Apr-08 6:47 pm
Robert, I seriously disagree with you when you say that Preval's performance as a president does not have anything to do with his level of education. There is a reason why in most modern countries leaders are expected to have a degree from a reputa > >
Linda, 24-Apr-08 6:50 pm
Hi Linda, I truly understand what you mean regarding the whole prospect; be aware that leadership remains a gift. You might see several leadership academic schools all across the United States and other countries around the world. The truth is: > >
Robert M. St Fleur, 25-Apr-08 7:28 pm
Hi St Fleur, I tend to agree with you. Although I hold an advanced degree I believe leaders a born to lead. Christophe is a quintessential example of that. A little education will not hurt though. A while ago I casually suggested myself as a leader > >
Rubens F. Titus, 25-Apr-08 7:42 pm
Hi St Fleur; I actually agree with you that leaders are not made but are born. I think that no matter what degree of education you have it cannot make you a leader. On the other hand my friend, all true revolutionary leaders in history were educated. > >
Linda, 25-Apr-08 9:20 pm
By the way, Christophe comitted suicide and all the historical data shows that it was because he felt paralized by the progress and inroads that his rivalJean Pierre Boyer was making. Boyer received an education in France at a military school, Again, > >
Linda, 25-Apr-08 9:49 pm
I agree with every single word you wrote down; your answer couldn't be better than this; first of all, I just feel happy communicating with you. You bring in your writing lots of informations clearing out the whole path. Rene Preval wouldn't be an > >
Robert M. St Fleur, 26-Apr-08 6:28 am