Wilgeens, I frankly believe that you have the answers to the...

Jean-esdrace Germain Charles says...

Wilgeens, I frankly believe that you have the answers to the question that you are raising regarding certain typical haitian mentalities.

I also have a hard time comprehending this typical haitian behavior that is appearantly hunting us to the grave.

The problem of education and the need to increase one's knowledge about one's own identity as a nation is very critical.

I can definitely agree with you on the fact that these issues need to be worked on. That requires social scientists that will be willing to get involved and devote their time and passion to solve this social aspect of the crisis over considerable period of time. The intellectual resources can be gained rather quickly but A lot of infrastructures have to be in place before this enterprise can take effect fully and successfully in our community.

I am aware of the dilemna.

I think a man like you who show so much interest to the point of being upset would like to see a change in that area. I honor a man who has a bold position about a problem to see it changed.

That is the spirit we are promoting: Use the negative pole to find the positive pole.

I think you are already aware the fact that Haiti has a high percentage of illeteracy of nearly 85 percent of the population.

Wilgeens, don't think I am opposed to what you are saying as if there is no truth to them. But we ought be objective and optimistic about the situation country which really needs.

I really enjoy reading your posts because they help me see the adverse effects of the ongoing situation in Haiti.

As one hundred percent haitian, regardless of the current conditions of that, I believe that I ought to be optimistic and confident about the future of that nation.

I feel it is my responsibility to ask you trust that there can be a change and to work us to make it happen with your strength, your might, your honest critics.

If we join hands together and work with the government in a spirit of progres and change, we will see a new Haiti where all haitians will be proud, yet humble, to be haitians.

Like the United States of america, we will call it the land of the free, a true symbol of historic freedom.

I am a proud yet humble haitian and I will always be no matter where I am.

Peace and Respect to you all!

The topic is: Haitians the most incompetent and mediocre people
This is a reply to Msg 13872
Posted by Jean-esdrace Germain Charles on April 3 2009 at 11:08 PM

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Because of TiRouge, Mario Mothersil stopped posting hate messages on this blog sphere. > >
Ti Rouge, 22-Jul-08 12:01 pm
mothersilm - M109R - 1985 300D 420000 miles - Marceau Jn Noel Mothersil I am closing in on you; next I will post your photo. > >
Ti Rouge, 22-Jul-08 12:18 pm
My Friend, You can disgree with President Preval all you want, it is your right! but calling an entire nation incompetent and mediocre IS NOT RIGHT, it just shows a lack of knowledge of the country and this is coming from an Haitian that live in H > >
Claude, 4-Aug-08 11:16 am
Claude, Yes, I am Haitian natif natal, but NO I did not vote because I live in the state. You and I both know very well once you leave Haiti to live overseas you are stipped of all your rights as Haitian citizen. Regardless whether you are nat > >
Tiba, 4-Aug-08 5:21 pm
Hello Rosy or Little Red: I am very impressed. Keep digging. But bear in mind that I am not "El Faguito". I have more important things to do than to worry about your nonsensical BS. If you insist, your emails can be used to have you picked up for int > >
Mario Mothersil, 7-Aug-08 2:33 pm
The real problem is that "little red" or TI-ROUGE is utilizing this blog to find and court men who he thinks maybe homosexuals. He created and controls this blog just for this purpose only. Not being a real man himself, Ti Rouge becomes obscessed by > >
Mario Mothersil, 7-Aug-08 2:53 pm
"Chapo ba pou Zarien" I don't think I would have been able to put it so well for everyone to understand the importance of being respectful to each other on this blog. We need to be objective and not let our personal feelings be on the way. Haiti h > >
Jean-esdrace Germain Charles, 2-Apr-09 9:33 pm
Such a change can never take place if and when Haitians are so stubborn and uneducated about even their "Identity." Now that is an objective fact of observation that Haitians cannot engage in debates because they lack structures for or to have pro > >
Wilgeens Afrolatino Rosenberg, 3-Apr-09 4:30 pm
Wilgeens, I frankly believe that you have the answers to the question that you are raising regarding certain typical haitian mentalities. I also have a hard time comprehending this typical haitian behavior that is appearantly hunting us to the grave > >
Jean-esdrace Germain Charles, 3-Apr-09 11:08 pm
Tiba said, "A master's degree is all a person needs to be a high school teacher or a college professor." This time Tiba got his facts wrong. A person does not need to have a master's degree to teach HIGH SCHOOL, just a BA and a state teaching certifi > >
Linda, 4-Apr-09 10:30 pm
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