In a modernist perspective, action by a state that based on...

Eambo says...

In a modernist perspective, action by a state that based on conscience without science is useless.

"Intent" is an imagination of the mind. Imagination alone is not enough to overcome the difficulties facing Haiti.

At the end of the day, talk is cheap.

We need substance!! The complexities governing a country like Haiti are enormous.

The president needs to know at least what is the " HAUTE COUR DE JUSTICE" If the in fact, a president does not know what is the HCJ, how he's going to govern and understand the complex public international laws and policies; global north/south, systematic level of analysis etc...

Presidency is not on job training.

Well, we had Preval- the result is disaster.

Mirlande statement is correct according to the 1987 Haitian' constitution (article 185).

Mediocre leadership is the perfect recipe to destroy any divination.

you said, "Haiti does not need an intellectual with a lot of theories without action" I would like to remind you that there is NO progressive action without THEORY.

Society is found by philosophers using theories.

Plato-347 B.C.E. and Aristotle 322-B.C.E. they theorizing natural sciences, a scientific understanding of social life; believing that their work/theories will enable people to reach their full potential.

Even the contributions of Isaac Newton 1700th century including the discovery of the laws of gravity and motion and the development of calculus.

Newton advanced the cause of physics and a systematic study of natural science by theories.

Intellectuals such as Montesquieu, Rousseau, Turgot, Comte, Durkheim etc, formulated the enlightenment or the age of reason 1700th..The Enlightenment produced an intellectual revolution in how people thought about social change, progress, and critical thinking.

During 18/19th centuries, based on progress of theories, other form of revolutions occurred: political, economic and Industrial etc..

In addition, Karl Max eloquently elaborates on differing views on the status quo: stability versus change.

Mediocre have nervier played a constructive role during the construction of civilization (free riders).

The tendency to emphasize situational factors when explaining your views though stressing dispositional factors is no longer acceptable.

Though we do not have class intellectual in Haiti, I do not want to feel there is a campaign against so-called intellectual candidate.

You may vote for your candidate of choice because Haiti is a democratic state.

Uneducated voter is worst then the no voter.

I want to warn you that very soon, Haiti will no longer be a democratic state, and rather it would be a republic state.

Which means someone like "Mr. Michel Martelly" will not even make it to the registration as candidate.

Then Haiti will be part of the globalization.

However, on 3/21/2011 the new president of Haiti will be Mirlande Manigat.

Sex, race and age discrimination is due to lack of education.

The topic is: Madame Manigat:: Le Senat N'est Pas La Haute Cour De Justice
This is a reply to Msg 27200
Posted by Eambo on March 13 2011 at 1:41 AM

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In a modernist perspective, action by a state that based on conscience without science is useless. "Intent" is an imagination of the mind. Imagination alone is not enough to overcome the difficulties facing Haiti. At the end of the day, talk is che > >
Eambo, 13-Mar-11 1:41 am
emboa, Please zip it! Just another "atalage de connaissance" as usual without merit. What was exactly your point? what was exactly the message you were trying to convey? Whatever it was I didn't get it but again I am slow, it could be me! > >
Tiba, 13-Mar-11 8:12 am
unfortunately Mme Manigat is right... Please consult Haiti's 1987 constitution article 97 point 2 that confirms that the Hight court of Justice is the haitian Senate under the leadership of the President of the Senate assisted by the President of th > >
Jean-claude Dupuy, 13-Mar-11 12:38 pm
Salut a tous, J'ai lu tous les posts a ce sujet, et j'ai aussi lu les articles concernes dans la constitution. Sans aucune partisanerie, sans pretendre etre ni constitutionnaliste ni politologue, juste en traduisant le francais tel que lu, je c > >
Alex, 13-Mar-11 12:57 pm
I like reading your postings on this blog. You always provide facts to back up your opinion and your level of reasoning always impresses me. You have raised serious questions about scholarly instructed people and educated citizens. In fact, I love ed > >
Toulimen, 13-Mar-11 1:19 pm
LMAO! I am not impressed by your background AT ALL, I actually would have hidden the fact that I was a lawyer if I were you. 1 argument that's all: what you know about the High Court of Haiti? So easy to actually look up, google it, wikipedia it!! > >
Natif Natal, 13-Mar-11 3:18 pm
Alex je vous remercie et vous avez bien compris ce debat. Martelly avait bien commence en decrivant la Haute Cour De Justice lorsque Mirelande a voulu l'effrayer en la faisant peur. Ce n'est pas de son domaine mais il l'a bien defendu et corrige a > >
Toulimen, 13-Mar-11 4:16 pm
Hey! uncle Toulimen, Please tell me this, where did the self-proclaimed constitutionalist expert/scholar, Mirlande, study the Haitian constitution? Do they teach it at Sorbone, or did she only read it once and then became the expert-scholar minute > >
Tiba, 13-Mar-11 4:20 pm
Natif Natal, Time out! You said "the High Court of justice IS NOT A PERMANENT BODY!" I agree with you on that one, but again no government body is permanent in Haiti. The CEP has be temporary (provisoire) long before Jesus Christ was born amo > >
Tiba, 13-Mar-11 5:10 pm
Jean-Claude, You and Natif Natal need to get together and get your fact straight because he keep referring us all to Article 185 and you are referring us to article 97. And frankly, going from 185 to 97 is really a big jump. I don't care about > >
Tiba, 13-Mar-11 5:47 pm
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