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< August 1 2009 at 4:46 PM >
Linda says...

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Tiba, you actually don't even know how right you are. A friend of mine who worked for the US government was once part of a meeting with Preval and several US dignitaries.

He said he had never been so embarrassed in his whole life, because Preval came to the meeting completely drunk, with his shirt open nearly to his belly button, and open sandals that showed really ugly feet. Everyone else at the meeting was dressed appropriately.

He said that as a Haitian he didn't think he could ever have felt so ashamed of our country, since in fact Preval now represents Haiti.

The topic is: Rene Preval, Jesse Jackson, and Fritz Longchamps at Palais National Haiti
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Posted by Linda on August 1 2009 at 4:46 PM



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The problem with Preval is that his true character shows for all to see. In this picture as in all others, he looks like a spineless low life. He looks like he lacks the basic things that make a real man; things like strength, dignity, pride, and int > >
Linda, 1-Aug-09 11:48 am
My beloved and Mark, Please guys go a little easy on the guy. If you take a much closer look at the picture, you would notice that Preval is struggling with a "hangover." Guys, for a moment, you seem to forget that Preval is an alcoholic. Alco > >
Tiba, 1-Aug-09 3:48 pm
Not care much about the way he dresses. I do not think that's a matter, but as long as he was doing the right things for the country, that would be alright with him. I do not think he's doing the right any things rights but talking and no action for > >
Jean P, 1-Aug-09 4:21 pm
He looks more like he had being invited to a meeting, and was late, but doesn't look like he was the host of the meeting. However, one thing you see here, it shows a real character of many Haitians when they face people of other races or other > >
Jean P, 1-Aug-09 4:38 pm
Tiba, you actually don't even know how right you are. A friend of mine who worked for the US government was once part of a meeting with Preval and several US dignitaries. He said he had never been so embarrassed in his whole life, because Preval came > >
Linda, 1-Aug-09 4:46 pm
tout vye chien haiti yo rete yo fout mete preval president anko. Nap fout peri toubann langat manman nou. > >
Merde, 16-Aug-09 7:15 pm
li sanble ak yon ti vagabon ak tout vye bab blanche li yo.radot la pote nom president, li pa konn sa yo rele protokol la, li pa konnen le-l lap resevwa officiel. poukisa yap gade nou...nou menm pep ayisyen si premye citoyen peyi a pa konnen kouman ak > >
Dave, 28-Aug-09 11:36 pm
Mwen se Bazile Judens etudyan nan st gera an mekanik mwen ta renmen nou edem peye lekol men paseke'm pa gen mwayen tanpri antwe se 1280ht chak mwa wap bay 120ht mwen konte sou nou deua mwen di nou mesi bokou > >
Bazile Judens, 17-Oct-09 9:04 am
Espece d'idiot, un president est une personne comme tout le monde, il n'est pas oblige de porter un veate tout le temps. T'as jamais vu Preval avec un veste? > >
Kiki, 18-Oct-09 11:01 pm
You guys talk to the President of Haiti like that? Where did yall go to school? Now I see why my dominican friend think they are better than us. Shame on you all. And for your "fyi" He's the President not anyone, please respect the value of the natio > >
Vladimyr, 5-Nov-09 8:47 pm
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