President Preval Drives President Clinton

What's really a shame is listening to Haitians who are still living in the dark ages with a primitive thinking ideology. Can you people ever get "modernized" as said by Coupe Cloure? After all this time, you people have been living overseas away f > >

betwen the sky and the sea is againt the slaves lead to the abolition of slavery by the hero toussaint-louverture,santhonax,j-j-dessaline 1793-1807 the red and bleue flag is adopted by petion in memory of slaves /no to the annihilation of what is mos > >

Can Haitians ever make sense at anything at all? Boniface what exactly were you trying to say. You are not alone because I've read many other posts that just don't make any sense whatsoever. You would think these people were stone/high and hallucinat > >

Tiba pep Haitian malad juste nan zo. Their archaic way of thinking is holding the nation back while most of the other countries in the Caribbean are moving forward. Somebody needs to do something about the antiquated, deficient school system in H > >

Tiba correct me if I'm wrong but it seems to me that you're portraying Toussaint as a coward. > >

the impression I have about TIBA is: he's like frustrated,But that gives also the feeling that his crane-head has no brain but white cheese like VACHE QUI RIT or PHILADELPHIA or Mozzarella,I realise also that this guy who is really '' UN TROU DE CUL' > >

Zac I say "Amen e Insiswatil" to that. I need not to add anything more for you said it all and much better than I ever could. > >

El caribeno, If the hat fits wear it! you are once again another one making no sense. I have no clue what you're trying to say. Those Haitians like yourself whose messages don't make any sense whatsoever doesn't really have much to do with Engl > >

Tiba I'd rather you didn't ignore my other comment and tell me what you mean when you said, "Toussiant Louverture was nothing more than a house slave who lived by saying "yes massah" all his life. He never stood up to his master in any occasion for a > >

Zac, No, I am not portraying Toussaint Louverture as a coward, but rather as an uncle Tom with no back bones. Zac, understand that, while acknowledgment must be given to Toussaint and the admiration he earned from the Haitian people, white peop > >