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< July 18 2009 at 5:32 PM >
Zac says...

Your comment is evasive by intent.

Yes a person's crime should be proven.

But once it is proven no president should forgive a leader who committed crimes against humanity.

You don't get to kill people and be pardoned.

There's a difference between corruptions and murder.

I might CONSIDER supporting forgiveness in a corruption case but not murder.

If it is proven that any of these leaders murdered people and stole from the coffers they should not be pardoned.

And if a president is arrogant and stupid enough to forgive them. Then he along with those he forgave should be convicted for treason and conspiracy.

Enough is enough.

The topic is: Haiti Les hommes de l'occupant par Stanley Lucas
This is a reply to Msg 15816
Posted by Zac on July 18 2009 at 5:32 PM



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Gera, I myself some times get very emotional about the situation of my fellow Haitians. I dream of a new Haiti where people around the world will seek for refugee and opportunity. I believe true reconciliation must start with both Aristide an > >
Montresor 2011, 18-Jul-09 2:20 pm
Seriously, seriously Montresor. Do you know why in every country in the world people are punished for their crimes Montresor? I don't think you do, so let me tell you. Yes of course the obvious, which is to make them pay for what they did to the inno > >
Linda, 18-Jul-09 4:01 pm
Dear Mr.Gera Bougui and President Montresor, It is with deepest regret and heartbroken to hear both of you calling on bringing Aristide and Jean-Claude back to Haiti as "The" only solution for reconciliation of the Haitian people. My question > >
Tiba, 18-Jul-09 4:34 pm
"It is with deepest regret and heartbroken to hear both of you calling on bringing Aristide and Jean-Claude back to Haiti as "The" only solution for reconciliation of the Haitian people." The only solution!Nobody said that.If you were well versed > >
Gera Bougui, 18-Jul-09 5:00 pm
Linda I do not think criminals should be forgiven and forgotten. However, their crime must be proven, and they must be convicted-hence the rule of law. Aristide and Jean Claude should be allowed to return home and face the music, if any. Noneth > >
Gera Bougui, 18-Jul-09 5:10 pm
Tiba, I am not an author of confusion and here's what said: “And it will not be a bad idea for Aristide and Duvalier to publicly bless and release Haiti/Haitians to move forward without their leadership ambitions.” Meaning us Haitians need > >
Montresor 2011, 18-Jul-09 5:26 pm
Your comment is evasive by intent. Yes a person's crime should be proven. But once it is proven no president should forgive a leader who committed crimes against humanity. You don't get to kill people and be pardoned. There's a difference between cor > >
Zac, 18-Jul-09 5:32 pm
Linda You said exactly I was going to say though more eloquently. I notice how Montressor is using God's name in vain to promote is despicable and deceitful ideologies. One thing is for sure while he might so casual about punish the guilty sooner or > >
Zac, 18-Jul-09 6:08 pm
Gera Bougui, I knew you were going to find faults in my comment due to past grief we had, but I want you to know that I am not an scholar, and therefore, even the cave man would understand christal clear my message. I wasn't advocating for eith > >
Tiba, 18-Jul-09 6:18 pm
Zac, Don't you know by now the president "wannabe" Montresor is indeed a radical republican? These fantatic, conservative republicans, the self-rightious political party in the country, keep preaching to everybody, carrying the bible under their a > >
Tiba, 18-Jul-09 6:38 pm
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