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< September 1 2008 at 9:40 AM >
Linda says...

I seem to be online with a bunch of people who cannot read English, because I said many times that I think that the president should be taken-out of office legally.

Or maybe I'm online with a lot of Preval's cronies who are trying to intimidate me and stop me from speaking the truth to power.

Trying to stop me this way will not work; I don't intimidate easily.

If Preval is sick, he should have the country's well being at heart and remove himself from power.

If he is so selfish and greedy that he cannot, than I'm sure there's a legal way for others to get him out. IT IS TIME FOR HIM TO GO. HE HAS DONE ENOUGH HARM TO THE NATION.

And how dare you compare this criminal of a President to one of our greatest leaders; a man like Toussaint who sacrificed everything for his nation to a man who did nothing but sell-out his nation and STARVE ITS CHILDREN.

The topic is: Michelle Pierre Louis Meets With Haiti's Senate
This is a reply to Msg 10774
Posted by Linda on September 1 2008 at 9:40 AM



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Michelle Pierre Louis was indeed ratified by the senate but her government has NOT YET been installed. She met with the senate yesterday to present her goverment plan to the senate. many of the senators asked her questions about her plan and ot > >
Haitian Politics, 30-Aug-08 6:00 am
Prime Minister Pierre-Louis is honest, intelligent and a strong voice for all Haitians! With Michele, there is reason to have real hope for Haiti. > >
Pamela, 30-Aug-08 7:58 am
Pamela, Granted Madame Pierre-Louis is honest, intelligent, and represents a strong voice for all Haitians, so was Ti bonnom yap bay pou Aristide la, and what did he do for Haiti? Nada! nothing! zip! zippo! rien anyen menm! The concern of most > >
Tiba, 30-Aug-08 9:35 am
Tiba, you did not mention one of the most important qualities that Madame Pierre-Louis or any other Haitian leaders must have: the ability to outsmart, out-negotiate, and outmaneuver the American dog-hounds which are out to wipe Haiti off the face of > >
Linda, 30-Aug-08 11:33 am
Linda Good point and great observation! why couldn't I thinka that? You see, this is why I can always count on you to watch my back, lol. You see, this is a great example of Haitian government failure. As a great thinker with the capacity to se > >
Tiba, 30-Aug-08 1:54 pm
Look nou menm ayisyen nou kon-n sa deja, yon ekip neg nan yon sena fe payi ya tounen yon ti jwet, tout moun apfe lagan, se pawe yo pawe koman lot peyi ap mache byen dous, byen bel, neg yo pati yo we koman bagay la ye, pep bay pouvwa, e menm nou menm, > >
Jbts7, 1-Sep-08 4:24 am
Hello Blogger < talking about taking a president out from power can be understood as a conspiracy to assassinate the president and to overthrow an established government. It is a serious felony with a life-term emprisonment. Don't be confused with > >
Lavaud Hold Desmoulins, 1-Sep-08 6:44 am
I seem to be online with a bunch of people who cannot read English, because I said many times that I think that the president should be taken-out of office legally. Or maybe I'm online with a lot of Preval's cronies who are trying to intimidate me an > >
Linda, 1-Sep-08 9:40 am
Linda, Very good observation! I did not want to say it, but you're right, there are many people on the blog who are struggling with their reading skills and English comprehension. And to be honest with you, even the cave man can understand very ea > >
Tiba, 1-Sep-08 3:59 pm
You have more readings to do; think deeply before expressing yourself and avoid being a follower. Preval was elected by the Haitian peoples. That wasn't his intention to come back on power after his last four years. He's the only one that can take > >
Robert M. St Fleur, 1-Sep-08 6:20 pm
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