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< November 25 2007 at 12:42 PM >
Linda says...

Furthermore, Harry, when I said that you should do something about your reading skills, I was proposing that you actually read the long discussion that you so "savagely" interrupted with you negative put-down.

I never really got involve with that particular blog discussion, but I know they've been working hard to keep it going.

There have been times when they've gone at each other with full negative energy, and then there were many other times when they were coming up with some very good points.

They've had their ups and downs, who are you to come in at the tail end of their discussion and tell them that they ALL know nothing.

The topic is: HAITI'S ECONOMY/ HOW TO IMPROVE IT!
This is a reply to Msg 4856
Posted by Linda on November 25 2007 at 12:42 PM



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Hey Lwijan, What i was trying to say was that : white people, hispanic people etc get along easily when they have to do something for their country while after 200 years we're still fighting each other. I believe in result, for example America is Am > >
Djakut, 9-Nov-07 1:26 pm
Well. DJAKOUT, you had said what I thought you were trying to say all along: Other people are more likely to be UNITED, better than we can, especially in matters of common interests. & this is where, I am afraid, my friend you & many other pessi > >
Boje Lwijan, 12-Nov-07 3:23 pm
In these games of the " haves" against the "have nots" where the "haves" have been calling the shots, we Haitians could have evoided further domages to ourselves by swaying away from self inflicted wounds from our members of past governments with an > >
Boje Lwijan, 14-Nov-07 7:03 pm
I've been looking at some of these messages and nobody offered anything of value. The same old negative stuff that keeps holding Haitians back. One way to improve the economy is through tourism, but first you have to attract tourist and keep them com > >
Harry Joseph, 24-Nov-07 8:35 pm
There's nothing worst than an ignorant know-it-all. You said nobody on this blog offered anything of value, well you should really go and learn elementary reading skills, because everything that you suggested was already suggested here at different t > >
Linda, 25-Nov-07 1:08 am
This is the reason why I dont like to get into discussion with Savages like Linda. Linda I have a masters in Computer Science so my reading skills are fine. I just happen to run into this website while doing research on the Haitian economy. The only > >
Harry Joseph, 25-Nov-07 10:52 am
Harry, you are right about my response being harsh. However, I have very little patience with an individual who comes late into a picture and starts acting like everyone else is an idiot while he alone has the answers. Your first statement ("I've bee > >
Linda, 25-Nov-07 12:30 pm
Furthermore, Harry, when I said that you should do something about your reading skills, I was proposing that you actually read the long discussion that you so "savagely" interrupted with you negative put-down. I never really got involve with that par > >
Linda, 25-Nov-07 12:42 pm
Since the 1960s, South Korea has achieved an incredible record of growth and integration into the high-tech modern world economy. Four decades ago, GDP per capita was comparable with levels in the poorer countries of Africa and Asia. In 2004, South K > >
Harry Joseph, 25-Nov-07 1:27 pm
Linda like said I only viewed the first 2 or 3 pages before I decided to repond to this post. My apology this post is kind of old but I never nothered answering it because these things have been discussed before and as usual nothing ever came out of > >
Harry Joseph, 25-Nov-07 1:46 pm
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