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< November 18 2010 at 12:30 PM >
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Hopefully, in the new Haiti that we will build after we transmit power to others, poor and unqualified people will not cherish the ideas of becoming president of Haiti.

Three qualified candidates in the next decade and backed up by a solid work record will articulate their economic and social vision through several debates before they will get elected by the people of Haiti.

Qualified political appointees through the political electoral colleges will select those three candidates and the Haitian people will vote for the one that they believe will be the best qualified to solve their economic problems in the days ahead.

After we leave power, Haitians will cherish the desire to serve their country through other modes of productions and not to the presidency.

We will heal Haitian and all political, social and economic messes will be solved.

You personally will tell others what you are going to do to save your country and not what your country will do to save you...

The topic is: Become President of HAITI
This is a reply to Msg 25051
Posted by Anonymous on November 18 2010 at 12:30 PM



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Hey Montresor, Thanks for your replay it's very informative I have a lot of reading to do thx > >
Treasure, 24-Apr-08 9:39 am
yes,my name is philip'.I was born in haiti and i lived there for 5 consecutive years.am i elligible to be president?I hear the cries of my people and i wnt to make a difference.We can overcome!!!!and we WILL!! > >
Philip Cotrone, 18-Nov-10 11:32 am
Hopefully, in the new Haiti that we will build after we transmit power to others, poor and unqualified people will not cherish the ideas of becoming president of Haiti. Three qualified candidates in the next decade and backed up by a solid work recor > >
Anonymous, 18-Nov-10 12:30 pm
Anonymous, Why do Haitians make the ambition of a Haitian citizen to become president as a "bad" thing? I don't get that! Only in Haiti where the presidency is available to only a certain class of Haitins. Being president should be ALL Ha > >
Tiba, 18-Nov-10 8:13 pm
We will amend the constitution and conditions to become president will be imposed upon anyone who wants to become the next president of HAITI. The following conditions could be: 1. Must be born from both Haitian parents whether in Haiti or oversea > >
Anonymous, 18-Nov-10 10:53 pm
Anonymous, Sorry if come across as pain in the **tt, but there again, your proposal to become president in Haiti is another exclusivity of sustaining the status quo. On you list, only # 1, 2, and 7 make sense and those are already in the curren > >
Tiba, 19-Nov-10 6:34 am
With all due respect, you are entitled to your own opinion and we are in democracy after all. What Haitians in Haiti and overseas need is qualified people to serve them and represent their interests at all levels. I do not need to be president of Hai > >
Anonymous, 19-Nov-10 7:41 pm
Anonymous, Have you noticed while I agree with you on some points, but you never acknowledged any of what I have to say? It seems as if I make no sense about anything all. And this is the problem with us Haitians. Anyway, if you'd go through a > >
Tiba, 20-Nov-10 2:46 pm
You have raised serious points and concerns in your current and previous postings and your criticism of the Haitian system is very constructive too. I know that you are a well educated Haitian and you and I can help Haiti without being president of H > >
Anonymous, 20-Nov-10 4:29 pm
Anonymous, Nice reply and I am for almost everything you mentioned. We all know, without a doubt, that Haiti MUST change for better. To change Haiti Quisqueya or bohio better known as "Haiti Thomas" it needs Leadership. Haitians are yarning for > >
Tiba, 20-Nov-10 9:12 pm
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