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< February 5 2011 at 9:58 PM >
Marjorie Middy says...

Boycotting the Bourgeoisie will not mean a lot unless you can back it up with some muscles...You people don't know what to do so anything goes.
Your best bet would have been to NEGOTIATE with your leaders.

If they are unhappy, they can leave altogether.

You will be left with the same brain drain of 30 years ago.The International Community will own Haiti for good. Now, who suffers! THINK before you ACT. What you are proposing is very dangerous to Haiti.

This time there will not be any boats to take, America is watching.

All you will do in the midst of it all is creating jobs for American Coast Guards.

You all can stay in your safe haven elsewhere.

It is nice to do arm-chair revolution while others suffer in Haiti.

America is facing some severe economic jolts.

Mass immigration is not an option.

Can we all think positive for once?

We would like to CREATE more jobs.
We don't want to eradicate existing ones.
So you want to boycott and distract the very small jobs that Haiti has.
What is next?

International Community demands an embargo?

What is the next step?

If your life is so boring, then how about developing or joining an organization to give your life meaning?

If you truly want it to be successful, don't start with anything grandiose.

Think big, start small.

The topic is: THE FORGOTTEN BLACK BOURGEOISIE
This is a reply to Msg 26217
Posted by Marjorie Middy on February 5 2011 at 9:58 PM



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All of you guys with your boycotting ideas. Good, Make Bill Clinton and the rest of the US Happy! While you are at it, let us buy only foreign food, cars, like we have been doing. Let us keep the status quo. Good luck. Let us keep Haiti poor so that > >
Baron Samedi, 5-Feb-11 7:49 pm
The Black Bourgeoisie or the whole Haitian Bourgeoisie are lazy pigs who are looking for easy money.We should start boycotting all with no exception at all. They are all black dirty pigs... > >
Jean Felix Honore, 5-Feb-11 8:25 pm
Do we really have a Black Bourgeoisie in Haiti? Where are they and who are they? The Haitian Bourgeoisie fails Haiti for 207 years of its history. Haiti has no elite or bourgeoisie... > >
Riquette Joanem Joasil, 5-Feb-11 8:28 pm
We are boycotting them now. In Boston, we have already called on all Haitians to do so and many people agree to do so... > >
Mirealnde R, 5-Feb-11 8:41 pm
Boycotting the Bourgeoisie will not mean a lot unless you can back it up with some muscles...You people don't know what to do so anything goes. Your best bet would have been to NEGOTIATE with your leaders. If they are unhappy, they can leave altoge > >
Marjorie Middy, 5-Feb-11 9:58 pm
Of course there is a Black Bourgeoisie. who do you think the black faces in Montagne Noire are? > >
Justin Mondesir, 6-Feb-11 12:25 am
Baron, your argument betrays your pitiful position; you aim only to protect your own wealth. I do not advocate eradicating the elite of any color in Haiti. Such an action would be very harmful. The elite possess most of Haiti's Know-how; it must > >
Ablerooster, 6-Feb-11 11:43 am
Another thing: I know a lot about Nam; My Father spent two years there as a riverboat captain.....several of my close friends had KIA or WIA or MIA or POW fathers.... Eisenhower did do one thing that he shouldn't have: He RESCUED the PATHETIC french > >
Ablerooster, 6-Feb-11 11:57 am
raymond edward Olander, You are good at framing questions to answer ONLLY what suits you the best. Eisenhower help the French out for one thing:He wanted to get into NAM. So your father was a captain for 2 years there, you learned everything by o > >
Baron Samedi, 6-Feb-11 2:39 pm
Baron Samdi, you are one of the few people who actually knows something about Haiti and its history. It was a pleasure to read your comment. > >
Linda, 6-Feb-11 4:27 pm
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