Haiti and the future
Recently I started reading "The black Jacobins" by C.L.R. James, it is an interesting book as I'm reading the book I'm beginning to understand the root of Haiti's problems.
Long before Haiti became a nation corruption was rampant among the colonists.
No governmental institutions was strong even back them.
The class problem, the color problem, corruptions, violence and weak institutional system can all be traced to the days when Haiti a was colony.
I know for sure that God gave everybody common sense and intelligence but it seems that most Haitians never learn to develop these attributes.
Which why some are always calling for dictators, anyone with the least bit of common sense would understand that a dictatorship never works.
Human beings have a God-given right to live their lives the way they please.
Haiti doesn't need a dictator, Haiti needs a smart competent leader who can come up with solutions while at the same time respecting people's rights.
We need a strong leader who can fight corruptions, crimes, mediocrity and poverty aggressively not a leader who's going to break the bones of Haitians.
My God where are the smart Haitians, of all the children that Haiti bore doesn't she have one that can lead her out of the wilderness?
Posted by Zac on July 29 2009 at 11:30 PM
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And Compatriote Zac What are the attributes of a STRONG LEADER You say we need a strong leader Good more »
Hans a lot of people think that Haiti needs a dictator, I say the country needs a strong intelligent leader. For one thing a president cannot run more »
Zac, I like some of your points. Haiti needs all that plus some. Don't forget the smart Haitians are men like yourself. I understand your more »
Mark, You want the diaspora to ask the question "We the diaspora must all look at ourselves and ask what have we done for our Haiti lately." Are more »
Tiba, I'm not sure if you already answered this question, but I cannot for the life of me remember the answer, so I'm asking again... why have more »
My beloved, Yes, you have indeed asked me that question before, and thank you for the vote of confidence you put in me. I know well that I would more »
I agree with you I just read what you just say and I think I should say something about it. I am living also in America. I am thinking why more »
Tiba, I do remember that you said you lived here in the US, but for some reason I also thought that you went back to Haiti a few years ago. Maybe more »
Linda, I live in a nice city that is striving to be the # 1 place to live in New York state. It is located between Syracuse and more »
Yeah, I never saw him or heard him, nor do I know anything about him except what my best friend told me about him. He told me that this white more »
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