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< April 27 2011 at 7:18 PM >
Toulimen Legrand says...

Jynne, Micky should not tax us rather he should ask for 20% or 25% of their profits like the Quebecker's government did it in the 1990 to finance education in Quebec.

Many Arab Transfer houses and African ones had closed their businesses and the Quebecker's government allowed Royal Bank of Canada to take over the money transfer transactions where that bank reduced considerably the transfer transactions to 50% and they made twice of what they had asked them to give to the government.

Micky should use all his powers as a revolutionary government to make change occur.

We should not pay a dime more for those blood suckers.

This is easy money and they are making huge profits on money transactions.

Micky's government should allow the Haitian Central Bank to wire money at 50% of the price they charge to us if they refuse to pay 25% on their profits.

Haitians love their country and I don't like when you are saying that they refuse to make sacrifices.

Jynne, the money transfer is an easy money like selling drugs on a street corner.

They are already making a huge profit why should Haitians continue to support them or enrich them more?

They should not pay a dime more to those money transfer transactions rather they should use Western Union or MoneyGram to pay that dime more and not to those blood suckers.

They are the ones imposing that deal to Micky and it will not work. I will launch a boycott soon against their money transfer houses if they don't agree to remit 25% of their profits to the new Haitian government.

Wait and you will learn from our boycott plan! I have underground groups and

I will mobolize my groups soon. Haitians in the diaspora should not pay one cent more ok. May the Almighty One bless you!

The topic is: Martelly intend to charge $1 more for every $100 you send to Haiti
This is a reply to Msg 28353
Posted by Toulimen Legrand on April 27 2011 at 7:18 PM



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Tiba, I hear you loud and clear. If Martelly is serious about reforming Haiti and attracting investment then the first place to start is the custom in Haiti. That is the most corrupt institution other than the Haitian presidency. He needs to take > >
Jynee, 26-Apr-11 9:02 pm
did you meam that I have to pay taxes for haiti when I can not even efford to pay mi bills here and always find a way to sent at least $ 100 a month to haiti just for food not include the money that I spend for children that are in university.Wi > >
Fuck, 27-Apr-11 12:47 pm
some of you Haitians need to understand love of country. do you even know what love means? there can't be love without sacrifice. you claim to love Haiti but you are not willing to do a damn thing to contribute to its advancement. so enough with the > >
Jynee, 27-Apr-11 2:23 pm
Jynne, Micky should not tax us rather he should ask for 20% or 25% of their profits like the Quebecker's government did it in the 1990 to finance education in Quebec. Many Arab Transfer houses and African ones had closed their businesses and the Que > >
Toulimen Legrand, 27-Apr-11 7:18 pm
Hi mrs would be happy to help haiti do you know how many people I help every month on my little pay check. I could said the same as every body that claim that they are not haitian. but the love for the place I was born is stronger than you think.How > >
Fuck, 27-Apr-11 7:55 pm
Vrey well said Sebastien. I totally agree with this decision to charge 1% of every transfer from the diaspora if there won't be any mimi miaw in this government to run with these funds. Haiti would be on its way to development finally. But let me t > >
Katia, 27-Apr-11 10:15 pm
how the government in Haiti take the money matter not to me, whether they take it off the receiver or the sender or the money transfer companies. the point is Haiti is not going nowhere unti Haitians suck it up and put their money where their mouth i > >
Jynee, 28-Apr-11 12:54 am
I beleive you miss my point. I do not say that taking taxes is not important, but I emphasize on teaching the population on learning how to take care of itself. what you seem to want is just to provide, provide, give and give for ever.when the econom > >
Katia, 28-Apr-11 8:17 pm
you make a good point. the goverment have a lot of place to look for money. As diaspora we already did a lot for the country. as example few months ago one of my cousin got sick and I had to borrow from the cash advance $500 to send to her think abo > >
Fucks, 28-Apr-11 9:51 pm
I had to send my cuz 600 for her to get a new place, i had to pay the transfer fee, so if they charge me an extra $6, what difference does it make to me, i alread send 650 so what is an extra 6 dollars? if you are not generous to non-family, then you > >
Jynee, 28-Apr-11 11:10 pm
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