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< November 20 2010 at 6:15 PM >
Price says...

The United Nations and the United States are the ones to blame for Haiti's cholera.

U.S. will not Haiti to better itself for it does not want educated Haitians and wealthy Haitian business people to return to Haiti to help. If Baker gets elected, Haiti will have more U.S. polluted factories and uneducated Haitians can return to work in those factories and the intellectual Haitians will stay against their will forever overseas.

If Mirelande gets elected the intellectuals will return to Haiti to serve which will be a big blow to U.S. like the election of Fernandel of Santo-Domingo in 1996. Haitians are tired with snow and cold weather in the U.S. and most of them whether educated or not want to go back home. We should unite ourselves and fight against U.S. conspiracy against Haiti.

And as Rev Jesse Jackson states it "The United States must stop destroying Haiti" for Haiti itself to rebuild its country.

Se Ameriken menm kap detwi Ayiti ak konplisite lot nasyon.

Nou dwe leve kanpe e mande tenten sa yo kite peyi a...

The topic is: Cholera in Haiti is coinciding with the election: Lineup the usual suspects
This is a reply to Msg 25099
Posted by Price on November 20 2010 at 6:15 PM



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The United Nations and the United States are the ones to blame for Haiti's cholera. U.S. will not Haiti to better itself for it does not want educated Haitians and wealthy Haitian business people to return to Haiti to help. If Baker gets elected, Ha > >
Price, 20-Nov-10 6:15 pm
God is our only solutions for Haiti or else nothing will work, mark my words. > >
Montresor 2011, 21-Nov-10 8:14 pm
You are a dreamer.Both, Baker and Manigat are pro bourgeois in varying degree. Do not expect them to chop their head or to seize their assets or to deport them in mass to Dominican Rep,Jamaica,Florida,France or Canada but they will have to facilitate > >
Julio Stodart, 22-Nov-10 1:10 am
I agree with you that Baker and Manigat are the Haitian Bourgeoisie's cards in the upcoming elections, but who cares? Who benefited the most of Haiti's economic resources before the earthquake and who would benefit more after the earthquake? The an > >
Jean-bas, 22-Nov-10 7:41 am