Hello Tiba: A woman at the Haitian Embassy hung up in my face...
Slavebfree says...
Hello Tiba:
A woman at the Haitian Embassy hung up in my face about a year or so ago during my attempts to do research for a graduate school paper.
I phoned the US Embassy in Port-au-Prince where the Americans and Haitians were very cordial and assisted me with no problem.
You can call them using an online phone service for very little cost. You may want to try them in the future.
Some people seem to communicate better in person, maybe they're not comfortable over the phone.
The topic is: I got cut off by Haitian embassy in D. C.
This is a reply to Msg 14439
Posted by Slavebfree on May 9 2009 at 5:51 PM
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Hello Tiba: A woman at the Haitian Embassy hung up in my face about a year or so ago during my attempts to do research for a graduate school paper. I phoned the US Embassy in Port-au-Prince where the Americans and Haitians were very cordial and as > >
Slavebfree, 9-May-09 5:51 pm
Slavebfree, I saw what Tiba say and I know myself what you say and I had recently said in one of my posts last week that we must remind those LOL that they work for us and they need be attentive, corteous and not rude, impatient and arrogant when we > >
Hans Duperoi, 9-May-09 8:42 pm
I've actually had a few other occassions where they were decent, but my initial contact was not so good. The woman asked me to send an e-mail confirmation regarding my request, but she never responded and when I attempted to followup with her she wou > >
Slavebfree, 10-May-09 10:53 am
Tiba I am proud of you.Finally, you decided to take it to whom it may concern. we all should follow your example, stop cursing each other in this forum and take it to these people on all issues and concer. Bravo Tiba > >
Gera Bougui, 14-May-09 2:03 am
Tiba, I am so sorry that you received that kind of response, but the truth is that was to be expected. Preval is actually a good representation of all the officials who now run the country. They are mediocre, and their semi savage behavior simply sho > >
Linda, 18-May-09 4:32 pm
Hey Linda - Longtime no see, where have you been? I came back from Haiti April 10 and have been sick ever since. Anyway, you're, but I didn't even have to be a Brant or rich for them to take time to listen to what I had to say, let say if I was a > >
Tiba, 18-May-09 4:55 pm
Indeed you're right Tiba. I was in Haiti. I should also let our friend in Circa la Source know that I really wanted to go and look at his work there, but could not get to that region. There was just too much to take care of locally. I will be > >
Linda, 18-May-09 5:47 pm
Hi Guys, I'm a haitian. I was born in Haiti, went to school there, came to the states, went to college, and so on. My wife is Dominican. We met in college. I've been several times to the Dominican Republic. I've visited her family. I walk th > >
P.z., 24-May-09 7:03 pm
SCREW DOMINICAN REPUBLIC & PORTO RICO FIRST OF ALL PORTO RICO IS NOT EVEN COUNTRY IT'S JUST USA PROPERTY. AND SECOND OF ALL THERE WOULDN'T BE SO MANY DOMINICAN IMMIGRANTS LIVING IN THE USA IF THEIR COUNTRY WAS THAT GREAT. BELIEVE ME THEY'RE JUST AS D > >
Kentz Conserve, 24-May-09 10:05 pm
P.z. With all due respect, you have used a very naive approach to defend the racist and hatred sentiment that is boiling in the hearts and veins of Dominicans against Haitians. A while ago I used an article in one of the "Ati-racism" group meet > >
Tiba, 25-May-09 9:32 am