the forgotten black bourgeoisie

You konow Rooster, one tthing I have learned in the American culture is this: "People make mistake all the time and once they apologize to any offended people, they should accept the apology and move on." Isn't that great? In addition, it takes co > >

Toulimen, that was precisely my point when I said that the elite should be given the choice of, share, or leave. > >

In the upcoming days, my friends in Haiti will propose a political agenda to the Haitian Chamber of Commerce for the creation of 3 million jobs in Haiti to relieve the economic burden over the shoulders of the Haitian Diaspora and if they do not foll > >

Zac, I like your thoughts with the exception of your condemnation of America, and placing Her in the same sentence as france. MOST of the diaspora makes their money in America, right? I agree that this alone should not propel a nation, but, at this p > >

The Rooster, I am sorry you are having such rough a time on the site. Your apology appears sincere. I for one will accept it and hope the others will follow. Man, just for the record, you must admit condemning a whole group of people at the core of > >

What I saw of career military when I was in the US navy, I don't think they need to run the US or Haiti either one. US presidents don't seem to run the USA all that well; Haiti has not benefitted much from Bill Clinton's attention. Foriegn militar > >

Marge, Your father gave a great lesson for us all! I think you are wrong about immigrants from Latin America not learing English. Most do. It is harder for the first generation. As with every previous immigrant generation, some learn Eng > >

Brian, I am sorry that what I meant was understood by you differently than what I wanted to convey. What I meant was new immigrants such Latin America, the Caribbeans, south East Asia and to a lesser degree Russians which constitute the new immigr > >

I wish Martelly could restore the rule of law in Haiti so we can bring back new immigrants in Haiti. Haiti needs new immigrants who are willing to open jobs such as restaurants and grocery stores to sell products that we don't grow in Haiti. The new > >

Rooster, fundamentally I believe Haiti is where it is because of the terrible choices Haitians keep on making. I am a strong believer in personal accountability.My intention was not to condemn America however I don't think the US has been a true fri > >