the forgotten black bourgeoisie

Jynee, I was very quick on my first response because I was ready for bed. On my second reading of your post, I agree even more, but, certain parameters should serve as a blueprint for success. I especially liked your comment about earth moving equipm > >

Jynee, I keep rereading your post and every time I like it more. You have encapsulated my view in one post....... Except, and forgive me; I mean not offend you.... America must occupy to ensure such a wonderful transformation can happen. > >

This is a very good analysis on your part. French people in the modern France hate Napoleon and all his descent lines for losing Haiti and the Grand Louisiana Territory including Louisiana, Iowa, Kentucky, Indiana, Part of Texas, Illinois and Missour > >

Petrus, You don't need to be president to built a memorial park, you will need some money though.Everyone has a non-profit these days, who knows maybe you can form a club and figure out how much it would cost and raise funds, it may not happen no > >

No. absolutely no American intervention. An American intervention means no jobs to Haitian peasantry. We will have to export more as it is already is too much. We will be America's platform export services. We will give America a chance to exploit o > >

THERE IS NO SECURITY IN HAITI TO START A GOOD PROJECT LIKE THAT. IT IS A GOVERNMENT DUTY TO UNDERGO SEARCH A TASK. THE NGOs WILL NOT FINANCE ANY PROJECT LIKE THAT. THEY ALREADY HATE US FOR BEING INDEPENDENT. THEY WILL CONTRIBUTE MORE TO OUR POVERTY. > >

Baron, I am not any sort of agent for America. I advocate for American intervention because it's the only way to ensure security and the proper distribution of resources. If you look at history, you will see that American presence in a country alway > >

Jynee, Wow, I am impressed. I was getting ready to reply to Ablerooster's post, but once I read yours there was very little left to say. Historically, your points were right on the mark. I do have one point to address about Able's post, but truly y > >

Brian, you should never say that you're ashamed of your heritage because of the deeds of one individual. We Haitians have our equivalent of Chicken and yet we have so much of our heritage to be proud of. Simpletons like Chicken exist in all cultures > >

Jenny, your doing so well, and I am enjoying your arguments, don't let others make you step out of character to stoop down to their level. It is sad that some of the bloggers just can't seem to come up to the level of discourse that you bring here. > >