Mr Hans, I read with great pleasure your reply. I understand...

Zarien Krab says...

Mr Hans,
I read with great pleasure your reply.

I understand your frustration which is the absolute echo of what we are feeling toward our leaders.

A person who makes it to the top of the social ladder should remember where he comes from; therefore, he is in a better position to understand the plight of those who are at the bottom, because he had been there".

The people you added to the list have done something for their country and their countrymen despite their humble origin.

But Mr. Preval and most of our leaders have no pride and no vision.

They are nothing but beggars in power, begging for help, waiting for UN food. I think they pray daily for disasters and calamities to strike the country as often as possible, so they can get more help, and fatten their bank accounts much faster! Their performance as leaders tells us about their skills, professions or trades: they were mediocre in what they did before acceding to power.

Their mediocrity reaches its zenith and shines in our face! Imagine how many loaves of ill-baked, salted, and disgusting breads this guy put on the shelves! And how many people who suffered from diarrhea, stomach cramps, nausea and vomiting.

We are experiencing the same symptoms as result of their blatant incompetence! It is evident that his "agronomic" skill is worthless.

He is in the best position to modernize our agriculture, yet our magnificent, and courageous peasants, continue farming using archaic methods like slash and burn, depleting and eroding the soil resulting in loss of fertile soil, and poor harvest; they are unable to produce enough food for the country whose population is ever increasing.

This so called agronomist has done nothing to increase our food production.

We understand that he alone can't do anything, but had he shown leadership, people would be motivated to change things around.

We have no choice but to import food, unhealthy food, from other countries including the DR where our bother are being massacred, robed, and treated like slaves in the barteys!
I don't think our leaders and notably MR RG. Preval has any shame.

This man and most of his predecesora don't deserve national funerals.

I would not like to be buried in the same cemetery with them!

The topic is: TELL THE FORMER BOULANGER TO CLEAN HIS ACT UP
This is a reply to Msg 14409
Posted by Zarien Krab on May 6 2009 at 9:54 AM

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Well Mr Zarien Joseph had a vision and led his people out of slavery. David even though a criminal by any standard fought for his people and avenge their death and did it viciously whenever it happened and his descendants continue to do the same 200 > >
Hans Duperoi, 6-May-09 8:01 am
Zarien Krab I agree with almost everything you've said, but you failed to acknowledge that the way Haitians think and feel about profession/career has to do with the Haitian culture, which is a backward/primitive culture. Growing up in Haiti, I > >
Tiba, 6-May-09 8:02 am
Hans Duperoi, you crossed the line. He is probably a former boulanger, but he has reached the top. He is the president of Haiti. And the Haitian people still in love with him. He might committ some gross erros as a president, but he is the first H > >
The Dark Knight, 6-May-09 8:29 am
Mr Hans, I read with great pleasure your reply. I understand your frustration which is the absolute echo of what we are feeling toward our leaders. A person who makes it to the top of the social ladder should remember where he comes from; therefore > >
Zarien Krab, 6-May-09 9:54 am
Thank you Zarien One thing is certain:If we even bother to take time our our busy schedule, our wife and our children to post on this blog is because we love this Country-it is because we have been around and see how things are done and see how othe > >
Hans Duperoi, 6-May-09 10:17 am
Mr. Knight You have made a good point. We should not criticize the president or anyone for what he did for a living. We should focus instead on his performance. We must criticize with judgment, guided by logic and reason and not bitterness or fanati > >
Zarien Krab, 6-May-09 11:43 am
Zarien Krab You asked "I wonder why he was so successful as a private citizen, and a failure as president. Obviously, he has done something good to be where he is now, but why does he stop there?" First of all, you failed to understand that "Le > >
Tiba, 6-May-09 12:58 pm
The Dark Knight, With all due respect, can you please establish the difference between "respect and being polite"? You said to Hans Duperois:"I don't ask you to respect him (Preval), but I want you to be polite to yourself" You seem to be ex > >
Tiba, 6-May-09 1:39 pm
Honorable Tiba! We all know that he was one of the multitude of friends and followers of Aristide. Why was he chosen to be prime minister, and after the demise of the defrocked priest, why was he elected. He must have something that distinguished hi > >
Zarien Krab, 6-May-09 8:25 pm
Zarien If you had paid a close attention to my reply, you would noticed that I had responded to all of you previous and current questions. Go back and read it again if you will. > >
Tiba, 7-May-09 6:55 am
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