I think those of you who are pushing for Stanley Lucas should...

Linda says...

I think those of you who are pushing for Stanley Lucas should be very careful.

It is so sad how, after all the lies they've been told, Haitians still just believe an individual's rhetoric rather than actually looking at the person's real record.

I am not saying that you should not support Lucas, I'm just saying lets not continue to make the same mistakes of the past. Let's stop listening for a while and lets start reading this man's real record.

For example: what does it mean that Lucas is part of the IRI. The IRI is a fundamentally republican-dominated institution.

Although not openly stated, most of its members are christian fundamentalist who will go to great lengths to squash civil liberties that don't fit into their religious fanatic agenda.

What we should be doing is really investigating all our candidates motives and past history.

Who is funding them is often a good way to find out who they are. We Haitians are again just looking at the surface and therefore will have the same results that we've always have.

The topic is: Is Stanley Lucas the Next President of Haiti? by J
This is a reply to Msg 17646
Posted by Linda on December 15 2009 at 1:16 AM

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To everyone and no one in particular! The way I see it from the bottom of my little tiny weeny heart, if Stanley Lucas can be president, the caveman can make even a much better president in Haiti. The caveman just has to speak a lot of "francais" > >
Tiba, 10-Dec-09 8:45 pm
Tiba, you are absolutely correct about Lucas so why don't you give a sugested person for president? > >
Voum Voum To Haiti, 10-Dec-09 9:28 pm
Voum Voum, I have suggested Charles Baker who won and lost in 2006 for president in 2011. However, as you already know, majority of Haitians do have a profound hatred for a white person to be president in Haiti. After all, the damage done to Ha > >
Tiba, 11-Dec-09 7:09 am
I like Stanley. He is so cool. The New York Times portrayed him as the Denzel Washington of Haiti. Clotilde > >
Clotilde C., 12-Dec-09 1:06 am
Mwen renmen Stanley Lucas ampil. Misye se yon neg ki genyen ampil karakte, misye kompetan, misye komprann Ayiti byen tankou li komprann lotbo dlo. Sa ke mwen renmen lakay Stanley seke misye genyen grenn. Peson pa kapab kaponnen Stanley. Mwen pa kache > >
Fortune Saintobin, 14-Dec-09 10:00 am
Mwen panse ke Charles Baker ta kapab yon bon premye minis pou Stanley Lucas paske you tou 2 panse menm jan. Mwen pratike Charlito e mwen pratike Stanley tou. Si 2 neg sa yo mete fos yo ansamb mwen pa we kiles ki kapab ampeche yo pran pouvwa a.Jenn yo > >
Carline Volel, 14-Dec-09 10:11 am
I think those of you who are pushing for Stanley Lucas should be very careful. It is so sad how, after all the lies they've been told, Haitians still just believe an individual's rhetoric rather than actually looking at the person's real record. > >
Linda, 15-Dec-09 1:16 am
I believe Stanley Lucas can be a great president. The guy is smart, young and I like his vision for the country. Haitians would be better off with Stanley. He can make us proud of our government again. Ti Gerard > >
Ti Gerard, 16-Dec-09 4:44 pm
I love Stanley Lucas. I admire what he's doing for his fellow countrymen after the earthquake. Stanley Lucas is a great man. If he was president Haiti would have an emergency disaster plan. Stanley Lucas should be our next president. He has a vision > >
Mario Saint Jean, 23-Jan-10 1:05 am
Stanley Lucas? LMFAO! Haiti is so done with your Duvalier-type puppets. Journalist Max Blumenthal said of Lucas: "IRI's program in Haiti has been probably its most bellicose thanks to Stanley Lucas.... He was schooled in Haiti's finest schools > >
Gonaives, 23-Jan-10 12:47 pm
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