Thank you for your advice on how to try and establish contact...

Earl Wheby Jr says...

Thank you for your advice on how to try and establish contact with Baby Doc. Your business ideas sound like there is a market for money transfers as Haitians in U.S. would send money home but the U.S. economy is really down in the dumps and dealing with money could expose you to personal risks in Haiti.

Consider this option which I support and would involve you establishing contacts with the Haitian military.

I believe Haiti needs a military college and the 70+% unemployment in Haiti can serve to bring people into the military as Haiti needs a much larger and stronger military as well as a larger Haitian Air Force, etc. This college would be a true military college offering mainly courses related to history of Haitian wars, classes on intelligence gathering and how to go about it without arousing suspicions (the college should be open to females as well as males as most armed services around the world use women and they are often very good and effective in areas of intellgence gathering without drawing suspicion).

I would contact the government about your plans and try to work within the existing military and attempt to gather instructors willing to donate some of their time with compensation to come in the future with new administration or from areas to be liberated.

This type venture for you will require longer and more extensive planning but maybe less of your own money as your time would be spend trying to gather support from government and military for grants to begin the college.

For those supporting me for President in the election I can assure you the backing of the government for this venture of a military college and military school.

It can begin from Junior High School level through High School and into a full fleged military college and it would also be possible to draw students from other countries.

Since Haiti is an independent country and you would be seeking grants and if you couldn't get them from the Haitian government or the U.S. government then you would be free to make appeals to governments of China and Cuba, etc. You could even try Brazil with pledge to later purchase Brazil weapons as they produce fighter jets and rockets now used by Libya.

A lot of this work you could accomplish using the internet by going to www.google.com to get email addresses for embassies, etc. It would involve less of your personal funds, less risk to you and would be something to benefit Haiti which I fully support.

Good luck and thanks again for idea to establish contact with Baby Doc.

The topic is: Haitians the most incompetent and mediocre people
This is a reply to Msg 17354
Posted by Earl Wheby Jr on November 8 2009 at 3:51 AM

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Thank you for your advice on how to try and establish contact with Baby Doc. Your business ideas sound like there is a market for money transfers as Haitians in U.S. would send money home but the U.S. economy is really down in the dumps and dealing > >
Earl Wheby Jr, 8-Nov-09 3:51 am
Work with Gera Bouguy. He is listed at facebook. He has published book and had a book signing event in Boston recently and he will be in Haiti soon holding conferences. He has good list of objectives to improve situation in Haiti but I have made ar > >
Earl Wheby Jr, 9-Nov-09 8:15 pm
you are mad at the wrong people, it's the people it's the UN and the Great industrailize nations. Haiti is a joke; cause we the Haitian allow it to be, the mintue one of us get mad enough change will happen mark my words. > >
Nunu, 5-Dec-09 4:09 am
You must identify yourself and do not write anonymously if you believe that you have a good plan for your country. Those surnames like Ti Rouge, Kok Kalite, lavalas and others do not mean anything. Identify yourself like you identify Charles Henry Ba > >
Mathieu Derisse, 8-Jan-10 9:37 pm
I am not sure it is the way you should divulgate Haitian including yourself as Haitian. When you generalize your message in including all the Haitians it's means blocking your way to an opportunity around your invironment. Any foreigner will give y > >
Dnd, 13-Jan-10 12:01 pm
I don't know why we have to bring up that kind of subjects here, at a time like this. For Pete sake people this is the worst moment to point the finger. Nobody or everybody is responsible for what is happening now. Please instead of bashing the presi > >
Tatiana, 13-Jan-10 1:36 pm
This is the greatest opporutnity of Preval's government to unite the country and bring the people together to face this catastropy head on. The rescue effort cannot be left to only foreigners. After all, the country belongs to us, Haitians, and there > >
Tiba, 13-Jan-10 4:43 pm
Like I said this is not the time for nonsense comments like this. Yes we need leadership, but leaderhip won't do anything (right now) for those millions of Haitians who lost a loved ones. Leadership won't do anything right now for me who has been cry > >
Tatiana, 13-Jan-10 5:56 pm
Well listen, i know it's a tragic time at the same time you have to understand people are angry and frustrated. It's not about pointing fingers because this was a natural disaster at the same time you must give constructive criticism so changes can t > >
Marjorie, 14-Jan-10 1:01 am
The Incompetence of the Haitian government is beyound my imagination. his interview on CNN was embarassing, not only he didnt understand the questions, but he has no diction. The man referred to the National Palace as his Palace. M***er f***er let me > >
Jay, 14-Jan-10 2:06 am
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