That will be good for both people. The fear that I have is...

Toulimen Legrand says...

That will be good for both people.

The fear that I have is maquiladoras or factories built along any countrie's borderline always come with painful rewards if not planned well. Women may be exploited if they are not able to drive themselves to go to work on those maquiladoras.

Drug trafficking activities will increase and more crimes will be committed.

Haitians and Dominicans' pimps would do their best to exploit weak women so we need to remain vigilant so we could become social advocates on their behalf.

Those maquiladoras polluted and continue to pollute so much the border towns of Mexico and the U.S. that the Mexican authorities are asking the United States and Canada to relocate them in the Caribbean World.

People need foods to feed themselves and we cannot prevent them from building those factories there but how are we going to deal with the pollution that will be coming from those factories?

This should be a great concern for both governments to think seriously so the factories will not be there to pollute their territories but to improve others' lives.

It will be a source of cheap labor for U.S. and Canada as they are being asked to relocate their maquiladoras to the Island of Hispaniola.

Will Belladere, Ouanaminthe, Lascahobas, Fort Liberte, Thiotte and Mirebalais to name a few will become Juarez, a crime paradise heaven for drug dealers in Mexico?

Mexico will not renew the maquiladoras' licenses for Canada and U.S. and that is why they are relocating those polluted factories in Hispaniola.

How can we inform the new Haitian on the danger that is coming ahead so they can secure their borders and draft a very good security plan that will address the pollution concerns and any possibility of drug trafficking activities on their territories.

People need to think and think again! It could be good project if both government could address the pollution concerns with the big two North American factories' owners! Good Job Linda and I commend you for bringing the issue on!

The topic is: Western Domination of The World: G-5, G-8 and G-20
This is a reply to Msg 28293
Posted by Toulimen Legrand on April 25 2011 at 8:41 PM

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Toulimen made a statement, then toulimen reply to Toulimen, to congratulated Toulimem. What kind of crap is this? > >
Claudia, 24-Apr-11 3:39 pm
hey Toulimen, have you ever consider having a radio show in one of those haitian radio station? But I suppose you do want to keep your anonymity, anyway, I think it'd be a good idea to share your ideas with a broader Haitian audience. the blog i > >
Jynee, 24-Apr-11 6:06 pm
The reason that Haiti cannot be better is this:"The rich elites of Haiti know how to manipulate, divide and brainwash all Haitians to enjoy their wealth." The owner of this blog is one of those brainwashers and he knows how to make up stories to di > >
Toulimen Legrand, 25-Apr-11 9:11 am
Malpropre,stop bashing Stanley Lucas he is your Superior.Why don't you ask him for his left over like suit he no longer wears or shoes so you could wears them and looks much better when you go out > >
Ti Boss, 25-Apr-11 11:01 am
Toulimen,the people will not listen,or understand anyone with an empty stomach,were their kids cannot go to school. Education is the key and to be able to feed their family. Don't you notice the people always worry about what is next? Believe me, > >
Jean Pierre Alexandre, 25-Apr-11 1:16 pm
Good job to say for all that is really wanted to see Haiti to be the best i the hemisphere by creating jobs, promote free education to all and for all. Congratulation on your new creative idea to have business in Haiti. I will keep you in my pray > >
Pastor Rivel Dumaine Dr., 25-Apr-11 2:44 pm
The manchetta collector will be giving job soon by sending you on the street corner to sell crack for him while they will be shooting your grand sons for making bad drug deals and the white man will prostitute your grand daughters.Now Miami consulate > >
Sanglots Long Violons De, 25-Apr-11 2:51 pm
I agree with you, the agriculture must be our first priority and the education next. We can do that. Foods, jobs and education can be next. Yes we can do it my friend. Don't be discouraged at all! If you want to return in Haiti just choose another t > >
Toulimen Legrand, 25-Apr-11 7:37 pm
So far, all that is being done is that the Americans and Dominicans are busy building factories in the rural areas. They plan to pay Haitians what they would never pay their own people. I guess they've succeeded in turning Haiti into a source of che > >
Linda, 25-Apr-11 7:44 pm
That will be good for both people. The fear that I have is maquiladoras or factories built along any countrie's borderline always come with painful rewards if not planned well. Women may be exploited if they are not able to drive themselves to go to > >
Toulimen Legrand, 25-Apr-11 8:41 pm
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