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In reference to I want to make a difference in the Mental Health of Haitain people, Bouboune, The chains around the necks, annkles and hands were easy to remove, as opposed to the ones that were placed around our mental capability to see through the obscurity caused by the culprits.

Some who have been damaged to the point beyond beyond repair, will somehow believe that certain predicaments will be forever.

But those of us who are a bit more optimistic, in the reality of your stated truth, know that even it takes another 207 years - the Haitian mind will find its way through that obscurity.

Truly, it is not only the Haitian people who are affected by enslavement in one form or anather, but the world is under the weight of those powerful elites alluded to. Although baboons will always be baboons, unless they evolve into a simpler or more complex, as humans will always be humans.

And humans.

of course, will always find a way to evolve and improve its social conditions - nothing is forever.

Make an effort to free your mind, my friend, and leave forever alone.

The topic is: I want to make a difference in the Mental Health of Haitain people
This is a reply to Msg 3628
Posted by Neg Maron on November 2 2011 at 1:48 PM

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Bernadette says...

Yes, Mental Health is in dire need in Haiti. BUT, the Freudian theory upon which most basis for behavior modification cannot apply to more »

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Yosten says...

if you want to make a difference in the mental health of the Haitian people,I will suggest you to put order in your gender difficulty more »

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Baboune Lebrum says...

Slavery left and continues to leave deep wounds in the minds of many Haitians because the former slave owners and current ones would never more »

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Neg Maron says...

Bouboune, The chains around the necks, annkles and hands were easy to remove, as opposed to the ones that were placed around our mental more »

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Bernadette says...

This subject is such a topic du jour that I think it is important to reply. Although psychology, sociology and economics are interrelated more »

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Kamoken Scandinavia says...

Great Post Bernadette But will they let us? I remember growing up in Haiti we have been able to produce our own rice, export coffee and cacao more »

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Bernadette says...

Thanks Kamoken, I take very seriously this blog. Can't answer to all, but answer to the most relevant ones. Oh, yes, we can. We have to more »

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Toulimen Legrand says...

I do agree with you that confrontation is and will not be an answer for Haiti. Martelly needs to design an agricultural plan to help 70% of more »

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Bernadette says...

That was the basis of my argument. There will be conflicts internally and externally about our agricultural development. It was why I said that more »

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Toulimen Legrand says...

Look at Tanzania with the leadership of the eldest leader Robert Mugabe. They reject international aid and they focus on agriculture and more »