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This is the right time for Haiti to take its destiny...

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< March 7 2010 at 12:12 PM >
Yolande says...

This is the right time for Haiti to take its destiny seriously.

Haiti needs good leadership and vision to lead again among the black countries.

We were the first black republic to defy European colonialism and eradicate slavery and we were the second nation after the United States to become an independent country.

Haitians should cultivate those cultural core values and lead again the black world as a good role model and show to the white world that we are capable of doing things if given the opportunity to do so and we can lead again.

We can make Haitians proud of themselves for being Haitians, but Haitian elites are destroying this country to please the outside world with kidnapping, political assasinations, rampant corruption and bad governance.

Our local elites are responsible for Haitians' misery and suffering and we need an active and engaged church that can denounce social injustices in Haiti to make Haitians proud of being Haitians.

We can lead the black world again if we take into consideration our socio-economic problems and if we know how we can come with practical solutions to solve problems and not creating more economic social ills we can lead again...

The topic is: A big win for Haiti and a message from the ambassador
This is a reply to Msg 20146
Posted by Yolande on March 7 2010 at 12:12 PM



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If that is true it's indeed a good news for Haiti. But too little too late! for that. This is something that should have been done decades ago. While the United States was forgiving all other countries' debts all over the place, the United State > >
Tiba, 4-Mar-10 6:12 pm
Haiti was forced to pay France for its freedom. When they couldn't afford the ransom, France (and other countries, including the United States) helpfully offered high-interest loans. By 1900, 80% of Haiti's annual budget went to paying off its "re > >
Ude Calvaire, 4-Mar-10 6:24 pm
I can´t even talk about what I feel in this moment for this wonderful gift that the world and specially the American Governor gave to our country Haiti. President Obama the I.H.C.L.E.P.O International Haitian Children Lives & Educations Protection > >
Rubens Pierre, 4-Mar-10 6:30 pm
Haiti was forced to pay France for its freedom. When they couldn't afford the ransom, France (and other countries, including the United States) helpfully offered high-interest loans. By 1900, 80% of Haiti's annual budget went to paying off > >
Ude Calvaire, 4-Mar-10 6:38 pm
WHAT GIFT "OCCUTION"? STUPID ASS HAITIANS. THE ONLY PEOPLE IN THE WORLD WHO RATHER BE OCCUPUED AS LONG AS THEIR FEEDING US. INCOPETENT ANIMALS. > >
Ude Calvaire, 4-Mar-10 6:54 pm
It is time to move forward HAITIANS have been dwelling in the past for the long. The suffering of the Hatians is a reflection of the selfishness, the haitian as I know always have some big theories how things can and should be be done but never a pra > >
Ti Nana Petithome, 4-Mar-10 7:07 pm
That is very good to see how many errs those you have been committed in this very short frase. I wish you to go back school,may be you will understand when peole help you. Why not you didn´t pay the Haiti debts? Do you want to continue stealing my > >
Rubens Pierre, 4-Mar-10 10:11 pm
This is wonderful while the rest of the World suffers recession in most parts, Haiti is debt free, only the Almighty God can do that in such a way that it is unique. I congratulate ONE for such efforts in releiving Human suffering throughout the wor > >
Jean Gerard Rhau, 7-Mar-10 5:36 am
This is the right time for Haiti to take its destiny seriously. Haiti needs good leadership and vision to lead again among the black countries. We were the first black republic to defy European colonialism and eradicate slavery and we were the second > >
Yolande, 7-Mar-10 12:12 pm
I am Marc Andy Donnay,I studied Agronomist,I want to find assistance for helping Haiti,or a grant.I live in Ecuador. > >
Marc Andy Donnay, 8-Mar-10 4:54 pm
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