Tete kale bois Sorry for bursting your bubbles! I didn't know...

Tiba says...

tete kale bois

Sorry for bursting your bubbles! I didn't know this issue was so dear to your heart.

If you are one of those so-called ministers who are engaging in such illish behavior, may the good Lord have mercy on your soul.

You asked: "What if the guy was or is a native Haitian?" My asnwer to you would be, "So what?" That still would not change that bare fact?

You come on swinging at me like a big jack*ss when you are supporting my statement.

You're right, I should have mentioned them too because the priests are not any better than the so-called ministers who are preying on young girls and teenagers in Haiti.

Personally, I know a few priests who are committing these illish acts on young girls in Haiti.

In fact, one of them just got a new baby by a young lady 4 months ago. I also know about a lot of so-called ministers who engage in this dispecable deed as well

If Haiti was a country of laws and order, catholic religion would go out of business a longtime ago, the other religions would go bankrupt, and government officials would be all in jail for molestation, rape, sexual abuse, etc...

on young girls and teenages in Haiti.

Tete Kale Bois, you have got to be one person without a conscience, moral, and values to come out defending the repulsive behaviors of these bastards, and I say shame on you.

As I said before, these missionaries come to Haiti and give moneies and a lot of toher helps, which give a lot of power and inffluence to these priests, and ministers who in turn use their power and influence to prey on young innoncent girls.

Many of these missionaries are fully aware fo the problems but chose to turn a blind eye and don't give a sh8t about it because all they care about is to get those ministers to convert as many fideles as possiple to their religion.

So if I am full of ch** for bringing this dispecable issue up, so be it. In fact I am proud to be full of **it for talking about this issue maybe these missionaries would think twice about supporting these bastards.

I know these missionaries wouldn't be too happy if they were supporting ministers and priests who were sexually abusing young girls and boys in the United States, would they?

Tete Kale Bois, learn to stand for something once in your life. Being poor doesn't mean one deserves to be treated like animals.

We are no longer living in the premitive era or in stone age.

The topic is: Brother St. Vistal and City of God Orphanage
This is a reply to Msg 13635
Posted by Tiba on March 14 2009 at 9:40 PM

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Tiba, You are full of chi**ts in your dam mouth every time you talked on this blog. What if the guy was or is a native Haitian? Many Catholic priest who done the same not only in Haiti but all over the world by offering bread as bargaining > >
Tete Kale Bobis, 14-Mar-09 2:30 pm
tete kale bois Sorry for bursting your bubbles! I didn't know this issue was so dear to your heart. If you are one of those so-called ministers who are engaging in such illish behavior, may the good Lord have mercy on your soul. You asked: "Wha > >
Tiba, 14-Mar-09 9:40 pm
Tiba, I'm sorry if you're experience has been such that you could tar all missionary and relief efforts with such a terrible brush - I'm unaware of any human endeavor that can't be corrupted by evil doers, yet we can't let the evil succeed can we? D > >
Clay Cook, 15-Mar-09 1:46 pm
Clay Cook, Don't feel sorry for me because I have not exerienced these types of injustices in my personal life. I have seen/witnessed them being perpetrating on young girls and teenagers in Haiti. Let me make it clear to everyone that, as a Hai > >
Tiba, 15-Mar-09 3:43 pm
Tiba; Thank you for your reply, and I'm sorry for the pain your country has suffered at the hands of so many. Be careful not to judge the intentions of those of us who have chosen to visit you country and found beauty in the people there. My wife fir > >
Clay Cook, 15-Mar-09 4:23 pm
Clay Cook- I am not trying to poke you in the eye, and therefore, please don't take it as a personal attack. I understand your genuine concerns for the kids at City of God, and I applaud you for that. But you asked me to "Be careful not to jud > >
Tiba, 15-Mar-09 6:34 pm
Tiba, I think you and I would get along very well, I'd like the chance to buy you a drink and chat! People who think that they can change a person or culture through a simple religious conversion are deluding themselves and they are just as dangerous > >
Clay Cook, 15-Mar-09 8:13 pm
I have received a bit of news regarding the situation at the orphanage at City of God in Port au Prince, Haiti, and I'm glad to pass it on. The person who I have been referring to as "Brother" Pierre St Vistal, is not and apparently has never been a > >
Clay Cook, 16-Mar-09 4:32 pm
Tiba, your observation about religious zealots and their supposed aid to Haiti is very accurate. In 1997, I went on a research expedition of these orphanages. What I found was shocking. I documented it all on film. Let me first explain that the origi > >
Linda, 18-Mar-09 11:32 pm
Linda - This is the kinda reality about these missionaries (who are viewed as saviors) that many of brain washed Haitian diaspora just refuse to acknowledge and care to know about. A few years ago, I confroted a couple (husband & wife) who claimed > >
Tiba, 19-Mar-09 7:53 am
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