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< February 5 2010 at 10:26 PM >
Linda says...

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Thomas, vous pouvez ecrire en français sur ce blog; la plupart d'entre nous parlent les deux langues.

Moi, j'essaierai de vous répondre en français, mais mon français est resté non utilisé pour si longtemp que je me corche mes propes oreilles, alors ce sera dificille pour vous a lire mes ecrits.

Pourtant, cela nous permettrait de continuer la discussion.

Thomas, feel free to write in French if you are uncomfortable with English.

Although I speak and read French well, I write it rather poorly--it is a tool I have not used in more than 20 years.

However, I will make the effort to respond to you in French, as will many others on this blog.

The topic is: Rene Preval and Leonel Fernandez
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Posted by Linda on February 5 2010 at 10:26 PM



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My name is Seraphin Astrel i'm haitian but i'm leaving in Dominican republic what i'm thinking about this picture between the president Haiti,and the the president domican republique. But about me i'm thinking manythings cause i would like to say ma > >
Seraphin Astrel, 19-Mar-09 10:42 pm
Let's understand something; there is only one question Haitians need to ask themselves when they see that picture, and that is, "which part of Haiti is the president giving away now." I can actually answer that question for you. For those of you who > >
Linda, 20-Mar-09 4:20 pm
Let's understand something; there is only one question Haitians need to ask themselves when they see that picture, and that is, "which part of Haiti is the president giving away now." I can actually answer that question for you. For those of you who > >
Linda, 20-Mar-09 4:30 pm
How can you guys changing haitian's situations in Dominican Republic? > >
Thomas Rigot, 27-Aug-09 11:53 am
3 POINTS COMMENT: POINT 1 YOU DEFINITLY DON'T KNOW WHAT RACISM IS... Racist is not a word to define Dominicans... And you just have see how the USA treat immigrants coming from Latin American countries, not to mention Argentina, Spain, Germany > >
Carlos, 5-Feb-10 11:43 am
ce sont des damne, des enfants de tenebre, ils prennent le bien pour le mal et le mal pour le bien, c pour ca ils sont comme ils sont, ils sont fous ces gens, mais ils croient qu'ils sont sages. ils sont dans le tenebre, mais ils disent, nous sommes > >
El Caribeno, 5-Feb-10 12:38 pm
My dear Friend, in a time of need and distress do not talk about dignity. Now, Haitians need foods and they want to rebuild and there is no shame in getting services from the Dominican Republic. We have helped Dominican Republic in getting its second > >
Mathieu Derisse, 5-Feb-10 1:21 pm
Thomas, vous pouvez ecrire en franA§ais sur ce blog; la plupart d'entre nous parlent les deux langues. Moi, j'essaierai de vous rA©pondre en franA§ais, mais mon franA§ais est restA© non utilisA© pour si longtemp que je me corche mes propes... > >
Linda, 5-Feb-10 10:26 pm
Le bas qui me blesse le plus est de voir que le peuple s'entredechir et personne ne l'arreter, ou sont nos dirigents, pourquoi sont ils appelles a servir le public. Est ce qu'il y a quelqu'un qui va se tenir debout et declarer c'est assez, je va > >
Jackson, 14-Apr-10 8:02 am
Linda, despite all of Haiti's troubles I am never ashamed to be Haitian. I am troubled by your comments. I do realize that many people are frustrated by the Haitian Gorvernment's lack of Governance, but everyone shoould be careful about what they c > >
Mark, 14-Apr-10 5:36 pm
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