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Wilgeens Rosenberg says...

Hello compatriot,

I did not quite understand this post. Yes or no; are you saying that they are engaging into diplomatic endeavors to re-establish the Haitian Armed Forces?

Your response,

Wilgeens Rosenberg

The topic is: Haiti’s Poverty Stirs Nostalgia For The Old Days
This is a reply to Msg 6944
Posted by Wilgeens Rosenberg on March 25 2008 at 5:53 PM



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It's is about time some other true patriot,nationalist and visionary Haitian Brother or Sister,beside of course myself,express the true feeling of what's going on in our beloved-Haiti.Yes,PaPa Doc was not a fake democrat,yes he was a true dictator in > >
Dessalines, 25-Mar-08 10:32 am
Haiti is the way it is today because of decades of Duvalier and his cronies mismanagement (father and son) and the looting of billions of dollars by all those people out of Haiti. Haiti lost the best of its population: engineers, architectures, doct > >
Beauvais Villatre, 25-Mar-08 2:08 pm
You are a small minded fool who is most likely living in a foreign country which is run by the rule of law not the laws of the jungle. A country were civilized people get together and discuss issues and make decisions based on what is best for their > >
Lamartini Re, 25-Mar-08 2:28 pm
Hello compatriot, I did not quite understand this post. Yes or no; are you saying that they are engaging into diplomatic endeavors to re-establish the Haitian Armed Forces? Your response, Wilgeens Rosenberg > >
Wilgeens Rosenberg, 25-Mar-08 5:53 pm
That was page one of the New York Times read page 2 as well. I am staying out of the sad thing called politics. Politics do not put food on the table, nor pay for my tuition or cost of living. Happy reading: click here to read the entire story from > >
Claude, 25-Mar-08 6:28 pm
No my friend, you are right in many aspect of your analysis. Given the nature of the word Dictator, it is only a bad Government when the USA do not see any interest or benefit in it for them. HAITI had all those Industries which have provided the > >
Wilgeens Rosenberg, 25-Mar-08 6:41 pm
Dessalines, we both cherish our beloved Haiti but we must set the record straigtht for the sake of historical accuracy. Papa Doc was a noirist like Dumarsais Estime. I doubt very much he was a qualified president but I believe he was a shrewd politic > >
Rubens F. Titus, 26-Mar-08 1:26 am
Dear "M*O*R*O*N", foolish "S O.B" "stu pido", MOTHERless "f. u. ck", fils de "pu t e" "sal aud", "salo-pri" dog "f a r,t", the only people qui ont des louanges for the "Duca-Ka" Duvaliers are the criminals and their families who benefited from > >
La Lionne, 26-Mar-08 2:24 pm
Firts,I thank you for trying to set the record straight for the sake of historical accuracy...but what i've stated was during the Duvaliers, Haiti as a country was stronger in every category...whether one despises the Duvaliers or not...the fact re > >
Dessalines, 26-Mar-08 4:14 pm
Dessalines: The good old days weren't so good for everyone and the future is not as bad as it seems. Our beloved Haiti is in a state of decline since the second civil war of 1806 (Petion vs Christophe). Off course Haiti was better off during the Duva > >
Rft, 26-Mar-08 4:38 pm
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