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< January 13 2010 at 9:34 PM >
Robert M. St Fleur says...

A large percentage of Haitian's people stay uninformed; they have no clue about what's going on around them on every social level you can imagine.

The elite just takes advantage of their stupidy.

Imagine that more than 3/4 of the population are buying goods from a small group of people.

These businessmen become rich, and they buy anything with cash money.

They live in palaces and drive the most expensive cars that the world produces.

The Haitian's elite focuses on making money, they own businesses in town, and learn most importantly how to deal with the mass. The middle class focuses on education; they become Presidents, members of the governments, physicians, lawyers, Teachers etc. The majority which are the poors just follow any pattern, the poors believe in everything they might hear or see and will go with the flow.

The topic is: What Is The Ideal Form Of Government For Haiti?
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Posted by Robert M. St Fleur on January 13 2010 at 9:34 PM



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GOOD LUCK HAITI, If you do not agree that a democratically elected government that is functioning in a dictatorial manner should be allowed to complete its term, you should then chase President Bush out of the White House. In many ways, since > >
Thestraightshooter, 17-Aug-06 2:57 am
Mr. Patriyot, I used to read some good, sound analyses from you of the political situation in Haiti. Today, i could not believe my eyes, i was shocked to read from you that "I do not agree that a (sic)democracticly elected government that is fu > >
Adhbriz, 17-Aug-06 11:25 am
Democracy must also be accompanied by free market capitalism. Free markets are necessary for true liberty. > >
Capitalist Pig, 13-Jan-10 7:38 pm
President Preval: If you do the following you can have Haiti be a world economic powerhouse in 10 years. 1. get rid of individual and corporate income taxes. 2. eliminate all regulations concerning business and industries. 3. institute an obj > >
Hank, 13-Jan-10 7:55 pm
A large percentage of Haitian's people stay uninformed; they have no clue about what's going on around them on every social level you can imagine. The elite just takes advantage of their stupidy. Imagine that more than 3/4 of the population are buyi > >
Robert M. St Fleur, 13-Jan-10 9:34 pm
Its time to ousted the Haitian government, their incompetence is beyound imagination. They should be charged for murder, violation of human rights, genocide, grand theft, corruption, abuse etc..Those incompetant thugs do nothing but stealing. What mo > >
Jay, 14-Jan-10 12:16 am
Hi to Hank and all; No ideal form of government exists anywhere. Capitalism is not a political doctrine or a form of government to adopt; it is only and only a macro and micro economic doctrine. We appreciate your concerns but I doubt you have studie > >
Rubens Titus, 14-Jan-10 12:33 am
Government!!! what Government? Haiti doesnt have a government, Haiti have a brunch of middle schoolers brain running their country. in my point of view, it takes someone really stupid to vote for an idiot like preval, the man has no class, no diction > >
Jay, 14-Jan-10 12:40 am
Democratic Socialism: A form of government where individual liberties are respected and the laws, decrees, and regulations facilitate a fair and an equitable distribution of the nation's wealth through private enterprises and public money transfers. > >
Rubens Titus, 14-Jan-10 12:44 am
She is a federation off course. She is a democracy no brainer. She is a republic with an elected president. She is also a socialist nation for nearly a century; she wasn't always so. The laissez-faire capitalism reached its abyss in 1929. American S > >
Rubens Titus, 14-Jan-10 1:02 am
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