Shameless nincompoop

Response To A Shameless Nincompoop says...

Response to a proud Macoute:

Bother L.K. you are shameless.

You should thank you god (note that I did not say God) that the internet offers you a certain anonymity to express your squalid opinion without being made a laughing stock if you had uttered the same nonesence in person..

Let me understand, Duvalier (pere et fils) were master builders because they built many infrastructures.

In fact, the Duvaliers dotted the country with numerous schools, highways, and buildings.

Duvalier pere won a democratically held election and I gather by extension so did his son. The Duvaliers kept open many industries for the benefit of the Haitian people (and they did not benefit anything for themselves).

The Duvaliers did not kill anyone.

Fort Dimanche was a figment of our imagination.

"Les Vespres de Jeremie" did not happen.

In fact, Haiti was such a paradise that the multidutes who left in the 50's, 60's, 70's, and 80's left because they wanted a change of scenery.

All told, The Duvalier dynasty was the best period in Haitian history.

To paraphrase a previous poster...

The topic is: jeanclaude duvalier
This is a reply to Msg 3053
Posted by Response To A Shameless Nincompoop on August 27 2007 at 7:02 PM

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I heard many Duvalier's fans trying to make the argument that there was nothing done after Duvalier. But I object to that argument in the sense that Duvalier has not built institutions for the country that could last long. Everything was in place on > >
Gros-morne Gonaives Usa, 27-Aug-07 12:12 pm
Response to a proud Macoute: Bother L.K. you are shameless. You should thank you god (note that I did not say God) that the internet offers you a certain anonymity to express your squalid opinion without being made a laughing stock if you had utt > >
Response To A Shameless Nincompoop, 27-Aug-07 7:02 pm
is there no progress in haiti now? do you feel that the spirit of papa doc is completely gone? > >
Mch, 21-Sep-07 6:49 pm
LET ME TELL YOU SIR. IF YOU LOOK AT HAITIAN HISTORY. ONE THING THEY DO NOT KNOW IS HOW TO DO IS SIT DOWN A EXPRESS THEIR DIFFERENCES AND ALLOW OPPORTUNITY TO A SOLUTION. PEOPLE LIKE YOU MAKE THE COUNTRY THE WAY IT IS. I BET YOU WHERE YOU ARE SITTING > >
Unknown, 21-Sep-07 8:02 pm
Brother you are definitely right when you wrote "THE MACOUTEs MAINTAINED LAW AND ORDER. Look at the country now. Look like a bunch of chickens with there heads cut off. One thing I see about haitians, they do not have respect for one another. That is > >
Unknown, 21-Sep-07 8:52 pm
It is a sad day when Haitians whish Duvalier was back; with the silent fear that existed when he was around, when brother could not trust brother, sisters betrayed sisters after being tortured. No one could trust even those they considered their best > >
Linda, 21-Sep-07 9:54 pm
YOU DO NOT KNOW WHAT YOU ARE TALKING ABOUT. BE SILENT FOR A WHILE. TRYING TO USE FANCY WORDS TO EXPRESS YOUR SENSELESS IDEAS. BEQUITE AND STILL. > >
Unknown, 21-Sep-07 10:23 pm
YOU DO NOT MESS SENSE LINDA. > >
Unknown, 21-Sep-07 11:00 pm
I cannot respond to this type of non-dialogue. So PLEASE do reach for ANY real history book on the Duvalier (Papa Doc) era. Or, do as I sometimes do and go to the archives to look at original documents. When you have a clear point that is not just ab > >
Linda, 22-Sep-07 2:02 pm
From historians to so-called original documents, 99 percent of them aren't good sources. Written by German plantation owneres who lived a nice life during the occupation on the back of the common black Haitian. Duvalier sent them packing so of course > >
Brother L.k., 22-Sep-07 10:14 pm
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