It was was Jean-Claude Duvalier the quintessential Bouki who...

Nadia says...

It was was Jean-Claude Duvalier the quintessential Bouki who signed the repatriation contract with the US in 1981. Something must be done about those treaties.

Those who have a permanent residency visa or became permanent residents of the USA for a period of five years or more the US must keep them, They can place them in Jail and teach them a new trade.

When those branche crochu go back to Haiti, they only form new gangs and engage in all sorts of criminal activities.

Haiti should only accept the undocumented immigrants who were returned to their homeland.

After all those criminals leaned their criminality in the USA, why make Haiti pay for it. Those who are interested can read about the extradition treaty the USA has with Haiti on the following sites in English or French: oas.org/juridico/MLA/en/traites/en_traites-ext-hti-usa1904.html
http://www.oas.org/juridico/mla/fr/traites/fr_traites-ext-hti-usa1904.html

The topic is: INSECURITY IN HAITI? CAN SOLVE IN 90 DAYS!
This is a reply to Msg 6214
Posted by Nadia on February 23 2008 at 8:03 PM

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It was was Jean-Claude Duvalier the quintessential Bouki who signed the repatriation contract with the US in 1981. Something must be done about those treaties. Those who have a permanent residency visa or became permanent residents of the USA for a > >
Nadia, 23-Feb-08 8:03 pm
Nadia, Thank you for the reference. It made it easier to see what was in the treaty between the US and Haiti. I have only a few word to say. We all know Bouki means in creole: a stupid person, I never believed that Duvalier ( Baby Doc) is the pures > >
Zandolit, 24-Feb-08 5:46 am
Corruption is rampant within the government of Haiti. The Preval/Alexis administration has not pursued the criminals aggressively because a lot of its members benefit from the drug trade. I know this is a very big accusation to make, but it's true, a > >
Balager, 25-Feb-08 1:13 am
I may be wrong but repatriation and extradition were two very different treaties.The repatriation treaty that was signed in 1981 game the US the right to forcibly repatriate Haitian boat people while the extradition treaty gave them the right to app > >
Luc, 25-Feb-08 2:32 pm
I agree. They cannot shout them in day light, because of "human right" which Duvalier did not care. But those politicians need their visa for US and Canada. But they can still shout them and all of them would know. They are the same gang. > >
Jojo, 8-Feb-09 11:42 pm