Good job Marjory, but you know I don't waste my time answering

About Restoration of the Haitian National Guard, Good job Marjory, but you know I don't waste my time answering empty barrels.

As explained Richelle, some people like the old way of doing business in Haiti.

They have no emulation feeling to do better by holding everyone accountable.

They love corruption so much and they don't see the need to see a developed economy there.

The so-called civilized world would love to divide us forever by perpetuating a cycle of subserviency as cherished by political and economic elites of Haiti.

In this subserviency cycle, all whites educated or not are their masters.

It is sad for Haitians because their Founding Fathers died in vain. Look at how America cherishes their Founding Fathers at Mount Rushmore in South Dakota.

What's the difference between Georges Washington and Dessalines both were freedom fighters and very good snipers or killers in the old world.

Why should I demonize Dessalines and praise Georges Washington?

What's the difference between Moses, Aaron and Dessalines?

All three of them were liberators of their people in the old world.

Why should I demonize Dessalines to praise Moses or Aaron and when we know all three of them were killers to free their people from all types of slavery.

You have provided very good economic advices to advance the Haitian causes, but Haitian political leaders are not listening to us and that is why Haiti continues to be what it is. Marjory, I am tired of Haitian politics and I feel speechless.

Take care and may God bless you and Richelle! Just keep up with the good work.

The topic is: Restoration of the Haitian National Guard
This is a reply to Msg 3357
Posted by Toulimen on October 12 2011 at 10:04 PM

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Toulimen says...

It is sad Richelle and our Founding Fathers died in vain. The Haitian government and our three heads' elites sold Haiti to foreign powers for more »

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Richelle says...

I ask myself these quetions all the time about Haiti.What haitian government stand for? for whom they work? What is their goal? What exactly more »

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Toulimen says...

Richelle, Haitian political leaders are not smart enough to break the vicious cycle of poverty and dependency toward those powerful more »

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Alourdes Joseph says...

Yes, You are right Toulimen because Haitian political leaders are not smart enough to break the vicious cycle of poverty and dependency toward more »

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Richelle says...

This is the problem with the Haitian people,see how you jump into conclusion critizing toulimen for his idea about the so-called more »

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Marjorie Middy says...

The question is whether or not the Haitian government want to go into a war against poverty once and for all. The answer is most probably more »

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Toulimen says...

Good job Marjory, but you know I don't waste my time answering empty barrels. As explained Richelle, some people like the old way of doing more »

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Brian Andrew says...

Touleman or whoever you are, There are very few people who continuously make sense on this blog and a very good one of them is more »

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Cacique Henri says...

This message is from Cacique Henri you Brian Why you are attacking people on this blog and you keep putting your nose in Haitian affairs. Leave more »

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Brian Andrew says...

Cacique Henry aka touleman, you have proved my point one more time. If you have gone to American sites, you would have seen me there too. Where I more »

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