The first LIES of the day from Lie-onel's Three Stooges; Moe, Larry and Curly!

Here is another view:


"Drastic Drop of Dominican GDP in 2011"

http://www.7dias.com.do/app/article.aspx?id=113861

Dropped from 7.8% to 4.5%

Why are you surprised? 7.8% GDP is a rate that is untenable for any economy to maintain for any significant length of time.

Go take your med Josie, the world is not gonna end by Mayans account.

is it something in the water, that makes people capable of such idiotic remarks? this shows the contempt that public officials in this country have for the general public.

The story isn't complete, they are not mentioning the sectors responsible for the boost..

They are failing to mention the biggest contributor.......Go ahead Ant-Knee tell'em....the canadians have something to do with it.

Once an article starts with "The Dominican government announced that", I only read on to find out what they are lying about.

['above the average for Latin America and the world. "}

Doesn't this mean anything?... "above average", That's good enought for me.

Free Zone sectors
6.Very attractive tax incentives. 7. Preferential access to international markets through different commerce ways.

so they pay less tax ... and this help the country how?? oooh some jobs...

"The Dominican government announced that" yes the "government" not independent analysis.. and all this extra money from growth is going where??? pockets, subway to no where, more watches and SUV's......

RonEvane states

Doesn't this mean anything?... "above average", That's good enought for me.

GDP is a useless tool, when used to measure the economic health of a nation. it has long since been regarded as a waste of analysis. that is why other groups of meterics, such as the Human Development Index, were developed. as one wag said, "GDP can no more measure the health of an economy than it can tell the time".

Does this growth factor in the trafficking and laundering industries?

Josean - thanks for the link. As I was reading the DT article, i was wondering what was the predicted growth for 2011, and your link help clarify things a bit. 4.5% is not bad, but if we were predicting higher and if we planned for higher, than 4.5% is not necessarily a "victory." It's akin to a company not meeting profit targets. But the fact that we grew @ 4.5% is positive news. My further question is, how was this growth distributed among the population? did transnational corporation reap most of the bnefits? In which case that "growth" has been expatriated already. Or, did the corripios and vincinis benefited disproportionately more from the growth? b/c that would just mean that inequality in the country has increased.

In other words, it's fine to claim that 4.5%, or any growth, is positive, but let's dig a little deeper and see how that growth is actually benefiting the lives of average people either through direct benefits or improved public services.

Your welcome!

"In other words, it's fine to claim that 4.5%, or any growth, is positive, but let's dig a little deeper and see how that growth is actually benefiting the lives of average people either through direct benefits or improved public services."

In the final analysis isn't that what really counts?

actually, Baldoria, that is exactly GDP is a useless tool. it is only a measure of final sales. it is like a cash register. it can only tell you how much money was spent, but it cannot tell you how much was actually spent on each category. simple example....let us say that we have a radical outbreak of crime. people are afraid to leave home, and thugs are murdering innocent people for a pittance. so, government spends millions of dollars on defensive consumption, buying weapons, hiring more officers, and taking other measures. private citizens have to buy all manner of burglar proofing, just to stay alive. sure, the GDP goes up, but at what cost? or, let us say that the production of a mineral goes up. we export more, and the dollars contribute to the net exports category. however, GDP does not take into effect the externalities which could arise from mining. it does not examine the health hazards that could arise from the use of toxic chemicals in the process

it does not calculate the cost in future illnesses, and possibly death, which could be occasioned by the process. it does not account for the possible permanent destruction of disposal sites, and future uselessness. it only takes into consideration the amount of money spent, not how it is spent. finally, since government raises its revenue by taxation, fines, levies, tariffs, etc, that section of the calculation is not economic activity. it is activity at cost, not at price. add to that the fact that it costs money, mostly borrowed, to finance government spending, the GDP is a waste of analytical time.

Now to the business of fixing the economy

The Jamaican economy after the elections

By Al Edwards

Friday, January 06, 2012



WITH the general election now clearly in the country’s rear-view mirror, a collective effort must now be made to grow the economy and improve the lives of all Jamaicans. For decades the Jamaican economy has exhibited anaemic growth.

According to the World Economic Outlook published by the IMF last year, Jamaica will have the seventh slowest growth rate in the world up to 2015. Over the last 30 years, annual gross domestic product growth in Jamaica has been less than one per cent. Therefore the first item on any new administration’s agenda should be how it intends to stimulate growth.

Read more: http://www.jamaicaobserver.com/bu....-fixing-the-economy#ixzz1ihTKoPNE


Since "GDP is a waste of analytical time" I wonder what Dready has in mind to promote this better economic situation in Jamaica.

@ Atabey.

Well, sir. Since Dread says GDP means nothing, Jamaicans need not worry much. Jamaicans don't need no freaking GDP.... Let's roll another one, just like the other one!..........Don't Bogart that joint, my friend; pass it over to me!!

Written by: DONT_BE_SILENT, 6 Jan 2012 6:53 AM
From: Dominican Republic, NEVER FORGOTTEN, NEVER FORSAKEN!

Go take your med Josie, the world is not gonna end by Mayans account.

Now dbs after all the trouble you went to write that Shakespearian comment I wouldn’t want you to think I was ignoring you.

No you are right it’s not going to end for me but on August 16, 2012 it will definitely end for Narco Lie-onel!

The world almost ended for me on August 16.

That's the day I married my second wife.

juanb ... my favorite aunt found 10 years of love and happiness with her fourth husband and then he died ... so your world does not have to end just yet!

I certainly hope so, but I think it's time for you to write off panic mode.

HAHAHAHA... except we never see this "growth"

Written by: RonEvane, 6 Jan 2012 10:56 AM
From: United States, Gaithersburg, Maryland

@ Atabey.

Well, sir. Since Dread says GDP means nothing, Jamaicans need not worry much. Jamaicans don't need no freaking GDP.... Let's roll another one, just like the other one!..........Don't Bogart that joint, my friend; pass it over to me!!

Ron , you are, unlike Atabey, an intelligent human being. if you want to continue appearing that way, then siding with Atabey will just make you look less than you are. you know a man by the company he keeps. anyone who believes that GDP is a worthwhile measure of the strength of an economy needs some classes in basic economics. Atabey claims to have a degree in economics, but it does not show.

Ron , here is an article, entitled the GDP MYTH, which explains what i am setting out in my posting. i would have recommended it to Atabey, except for the fact that i know he is too dumb to understand it.

http://www.washingtonmonthly.com/features/1999/9903.rowe.growth.html

How the pubic is commenting over the net:

"From: Julio Ramirez, Santo Domingo

This is getting like the color of ants, the government has financial hardship, has no agreement with the IMF, so it will not receive cash disbursements from the multilateral agencies, Leonel Fernandez does not fulfill the agreements, although Congress approves loans that's only for show because no agreement with the IMF no disbursement. For the government and its candidate the pineapple is becoming rather sour and the dollar before the end of January would be hovering around 40x1."


Dread I would love to hear your take on this artcle:

"Central Bank imposed exchange control mode"


http://www.7dias.com.do/app/article.aspx?id=113910

He, like you are too dumb to understand it.

Written by: antonio1, 6 Jan 2012 4:14 PM
From: Dominican Republic, Av Santa Rosa, La Romana
He, like you are too dumb to understand it.


i di not recommend it to Atabey, because he is too dumb to understand it. i did not recommend it to you, because you are too dumb to read it.

the DR is doing ok except for the inflation that I beieve is primarily caused by the increased petrol prices wish permeate through the economy ,,,rather than by excess demand for goods , Good to see the free zones which have been improved over the past 2 years contributing more and exports on the move ..

dreadlocks or multiple useraname, from the UNITED STATES WROTE:

i did not recommend it to you, because you are too dumb to read it.


OK

By the way; como se siente ser parido por el culo?

¡La broma es una cosa y la indecencia es otra!

¡Ese vocabulario tuyo esta muy sucio para un sitio de familia como este!!

¡Deja la chusmeria boca de letrina, rastrero!

Te duele que te llamen por lo que eres........un distraz......ridiculizando a mi pais...y que crees que alguien no te iba a salir al paso.....tu eres un boca sucia, que te parieron de pies y por eso, los dominicanos somos culpables.....la señora que te pario le debe dar verguenza lo que pario.

¡Ahora en español que se pueda entender por favor!

¡Por eso es que hace falta el 4% para la educación!

Mr. Dread.
I looked up your link and got really confused with the report, citing growth consequences and morality issues....I understood the definition of GDP and learned that it's not a true indicator of a country's REAL economic growth.
So I thought that a better indicator might be a nations' population's percentage living below the national poverty line. Which is defined by the CIA as being $2.00, or less USD, per person, per day.
I was shocked to find that DR's is 41.1% in 2009 figures.
The figure for Jamaica was 19%, (2000).

Darn! I wanted DR's to be better than Jamaica's!!.. Excuse me while I go make me a highball....shit!

I think that even if the government says the growth was 1 % some of
You would not agree.

Well now, DBS that's debatable!

Way to go Eve, don't get distrated by this two personalities,,,,,keep eating ass//

Guys excuse me for this long post but I think we can ALL enjoy this startling information:


"What does it mean when Americans make up half of the world's richest 1%?"


FROM CNN's Jack Cafferty:

When I read these numbers I was stunned. I had no idea that Americans make up fully one half of the world's richest 1%.

When you look at the world's population as a whole, it only takes $34,000 a year per person - after taxes - to be part of the world's richest one percent. A family of four with after tax income of $136,000 would be among the world's richest.

60 million people make up the world's richest one percent. And, according to world bank economist Branko Milanovic, half of them - or 29 million people - lived in the United States as of 2005.

Another 4 million live in Germany. And the rest are scattered throughout Europe, Latin America and parts of Asia.

None of the world's richest 1% live in Africa, China or India - statistically speaking.

continued:

None of the world's richest 1% live in Africa, China or India - statistically speaking.

Although places like China and India are seeing economic growth, and people there are getting richer, they're starting from a very low base. This also means the emerging middle class in these countries isn't the same as the middle class in developed nations. No cars. No retirement plans. They don't own their own homes.

Milanovic says people in the world's true middle live on around $1,200 a year.

Which means even the poorest 5% of Americans are richer than two-thirds of the entire world. Something to think about.

While the Occupy Wall Street movement targets the so-called 1% with protests in New York, Los Angeles, Denver and Washington.


These numbers give one percent a whole new meaning."


http://caffertyfile.blogs.cnn.com....-up-half-of-the-worlds-richest-1/

STOP......Stop..you distration cowboy//

Go ahead and anwers RonE......stop running away, moron

Branko Milanovic speaks on Global Income Inequality:


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SMsirg7Z0bU

A longer presentation Branko Milanovic on Global Income Inequality:


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9di5J24pn_g

Piss off.....whit your stupid links.........

@Antonio1... It's no use. This guy Josean is a compulsive conveyor of bad news. He loves nothing better than to bash anything Dominican. The guy doesn't get off the airwaves, to go to the bathroom, for fear of a missed opportunity to criticize anything having to do with our DR.

The strange thing is that he's not even Dominican. He's a Haitian with a chip that won't let up, no matter what.
Lots of us here, including me, have tried in every way, to make him aware of our irritation and displeasure with his incessant ranting and unintelligible blabber, with no success.

The best we can do is to ignore the poor fellow. He's obviously sick and this is his only outlet for venting vile and whatever else he has to get out of his system.
Maybe further therapy and medication will eventually do the trick; but for the time being, we have no choice but to grim and bear it...Alas!

Actually Ron I have a colostomy bag and urinary catheter so I don't miss any of your brilliant contributions to humanity especial you’re xenophobic rants. Even more exciting is your simplistic distorted “reasoning “on how to equate criticism of the government with bashing the country.

Using your logic those who criticized George Bush hated America or are the haters now the ones who criticize Obama?

I am not Haitian, but if I were no problem because we are ALL equal human beings and I hate no one because of creed, race religion or national origin etc..

But Ron remember, for 22 years we were all Haitians in Hispaniola so you might be more Haitian than you think!

antonio1, if you don't like Josean's "stupid" links you don't have to click on them. I don't agree with Josean's perspective on many things, but I find his links interesting and useful.

"exports grew 29 percent and imports 13.6 percent, or nearly half of 2120"

This looks good, but what does it mean in absolute dollar terms?
Since the import base is huge, and the export base is small, it may in fact be a very damning result - going backwards rather than forwards.

Josean,
from reading many of the posts on this site, one could conclude that Dominicans are descended from Tainos and Spanish, whereas Haitians are the descendents of African Negro slaves.
The reality is they have more in common with each other, even their history, than either care to acknowledge. Had Spain not found her Central and South American Colonies more useful, Haitians would be speaking Spanish now, not Creole. The problems of Haiti are similar in nature to the Dominican Republic, only worse.
'There, but for the grace of God, go I'
John Bradford

Yes, Josean, we are all equal, but some [of us] are more equal than others.
George Orwell

Written by: RoyStone, 7 Jan 2012 6:51 AM
From: Australia
"exports grew 29 percent and imports 13.6 percent, or nearly half of 2120"

This looks good, but what does it mean in absolute dollar terms?
Since the import base is huge, and the export base is small, it may in fact be a very damning result - going backwards rather than forwards.

what a pleasure it is when an intelligent man comments on a piece of press release!

Mrs.Wilding, Roy and Dread,

Thank you for your erudite commentary and most of all for your OPEN MINDS! It gets lonely down here sometimes in the pit of ignorance.
After all I try to do my best with my GED level status :)!
Over the years I have learned so much from Dread, I am learning from Roy ("especialyy" spelling) and I hope I will learn from you as well lMrs. Wilding.
The point as you say is not to agree with everyone but to hear everyone out and to DEBATE, not to try to censor.
The INTERNET is the most anti-censorship invention the world has known since Guttenberg invented the printing press. To try to practice any form of censorship on the net is extremely dangerous for those in the world that believe in democracy. It’s the last line of defense we have for true free speech. Look at our Arab brothers and sisters imagine what would have happened to them if they wouldn’t have been able to get the message of their fight for democratic rights out to the world via the net.

continued:

It’s anathema to even associate the INTERNET with any type of censorship which I personally consider a crime only second to pedophilia in disgust.

{"I am not Haitian, but if I were no problem because we are ALL equal human beings and I hate no one because of creed, race religion or national origin etc.."}

Mr. Josean:
My beef with you has everything to do with your incessant pessimism, not where you're from, so don't give me that crud.
You're on a mission to demean, ridicule, devalue, or otherwise sabotage anything positive posted on this site..You choose to see the glass half empty.

In the few months I've been part of this forum, I have yet to see any encouraging words from you on any issues concerning my DR. ...Here we have a 4 1/2 growth in our economy- granted it could have been better-, yet you manage to turn this into something horrific!

Whether anyone likes it, or not, we all have a right to voice our opinion. But your opinions are chuck- full of bitterness, sarcasm and spite. ...Why do you thing your posts get constantly deleted?
Bashing and criticism are indeed words with different meanings, but to you, not

Mr. Ron,

"In the few months I've been part of this forum, I have yet to see any encouraging words from you on any issues concerning my DR."

That’s because most of the “articles” that are posted are either press releases or overly optimistic statements with pro government slant written all over them.

"My beef with you has everything to do with your incessant pessimism"

What you label as incessant pessimism and my “mission” is to keep the feet to the fire of the corrupt government that is ruining OUR beautiful country every second of every day.

continued:

“Here we have a 4 1/2 growth in our economy- granted it could have been better-, yet you manage to turn this into something horrific!”

That’s because from the ground level on the Dominican street the despair is “horrific” and real; and I see no encouraging signs in the actions or the faces of my people when I am in DR. The alleged 4 and 1/2 % growth, and yes I say alleged because I believe NOTHING this Narco Government puts out, is not visible in the millions that go without education, health care, food, medicine.

continued:

“But your opinions are chuck- full of bitterness, sarcasm and spite.”

Also ALL of my postings are “chuck- full” of links to prove my allegations. You are free to debate them and dispute them, but please don’t attack the messenger because you don’t like the message. Go and do your own research and provide countering links to back up your claims of the extraordinary rosy life that is METROLANDIA and that I am allegedly “demeaning, ridiculing, devaluing, or otherwise sabotaging.”

Don‘t try to devalue my opinions with the “CRUD” of calling me Haitian.

You apparently only believe in only the first half of Carl Schurz statement: "My country, right or wrong!

I, on the other hand, believe in the second half: “If right, to be kept right; and if wrong, to be set right!”

continued;

“Why do you thing [K} your posts get constantly deleted?”

Because people what to live with their heads in the sand and are made uncomfortable with the “inconvenient truth” especially those that have a distorted view of patriotism and think we must defend the criminal actions of the government because to them government is synonymous to the country.

If this were NAZI Germany should I be a Clapping Seal for Hitler because he built the autobahn and restored German industrial might after the First World War, and keep quiet about the concentration camps?


“Patriotism is the last refuge of a scoundrel”

Samuel Johnson April 7, 1775

Ron,

This is not josean saying this; it’s one of their own high ranking officials.

Is he an anti-Dominican, possibly suspicious Haitian also?

Is he “devaluing” the country by criticizing his own party and their style of governance?


Joaquín Gerónimo says that "aberrant culture of power" of the PRSC conquered the P LD


"We came to power conquering the reform party, but then many of us were conquered by the aberrant culture of power"...


http://www.acento.com.do/index.ph....er-del-PRSC-conquisto-al-PLD.html


http://www.acento.com.do/index.ph....ina-la-pasionaria-con-carino.html

Mr. Josean.

Idealism does not protect one from ignorance, dogmatism, and foolishness.... It is clear as day where your mind is and where it'll stay.

No one can argue against fanatics with an agenda.The refusal to acknowledge tangible, unbiased and unadulterated truth, in the face of reason and logic, has to, tragically, be the one and greatest barrier/deterrent to learning/evolving, humanity has had to contend with, throughout history.

It is people like you who'd, rather than edify and find answers, instead point fingers and blame the darkness for lack of a candle....I'm hoping you'll eventually see the the light and think rational thoughts, it may save you from suffering lots of adversities and make for a better future.

In spite of all, I still support your right to say your piece; whether I like it or not.

Mr. Ron Evane,


I will also support your right to use pretty mumbo jumbo prose, not unlike Lie-onel, to copout from a debate!

However, unlike you I will never subscribe to using psychobabble rhetoric to try to analysis your motivation no matter how distorted the maybe because of your admitted extensive use of control substances.

If I may be so bold sir, as to recommend that you follow your own advice that you post less than 24 hours ago;

“The best we can do is to ignore the poor fellow” and “we have no choice but to grim and bear it...Alas!”

It’s called FREE SPEECH whether you like it or not!

"However, unlike you I will never subscribe to using psychobabble rhetoric to try to analysis your motivation no matter how distorted the maybe because of your admitted extensive use of control substances."

Yeah, you're right, Mr. Josean. I stand corrected. "controlled substances" such as Marijuana and an occasional "toke" of coke has lastingly altered my perception of reality. I now think the origin of the universe and time dilation is "child's play". . a, "no brainer" ..I think I have an answer to every complex perplexity in question concerning who we are and why we're here! "why" is the main question, but I get no answers!.. I'm so confused!!

This growth seems pretty consistent with the IMF forecast, back in September 2011...

"Despite an unexpected deterioration in the external environment, overall macroeconomic conditions remain favorable. While there has been a deceleration in activity, the economy is growing at the healthy rate of about 4 percent. With less supportive external conditions, the growth projection was reduced to 4-5 percent for 2011 (from 5-5½ percent before). Inflation continues on the rise, mostly driven by higher commodity prices. Headline inflation reached 10 percent in August (y/y), but it is expected to fall to 7-8 percent by the end of the year, and to 5-6 percent in 2012 as monetary conditions remain tight."


http://www.imf.org/external/np/sec/pr/2011/pr11335.htm

continue....


“The recent fiscal actions adopted in mid-2011, such as the tax measures, the tighter supplementary budget and the adjustment to electricity prices put the fiscal objectives for 2011 within reach, including the consolidated public sector deficit of 3 percent of GDP, although some further refinements in policies are needed."

http://www.imf.org/external/np/sec/pr/2011/pr11335.htm

"I'm so confused!!"

And that Mr. Ron is the proverbial understatement!

Yes, Mr. Josean, but I must know why....

Mr. Ron,

Your off Topic!

It is hard to free fools from the chains they revere.
- Voltaire

RONEVANE
JOSEAN has THE right to critic this figure, that don't make him a haitian for that.The haitians don't critic your country like you critic haiti with malice you do, the haitians people is a great people that the dominicans will never be. It's not because I am haitian I tell that, because is the true.
open your eyes, you think all DOMINICANS ARE HAPPY to see his country in this state?
Stop to be blind, your country is a banana country as the others.

RONEVANE
What is your problem with HAITI.
DR make the same figure As HAITI. Haiti grow his PIB 4%, inspite lots problem we have. for me is a good figure for haiti my country because after the eartquake, we have lost a lot of persons and enterprise. one year after we make a good figure. but for your country is diferent because you don't have eartquake, you have all enterprise, but the figure is not a good figure,you make almost the same figure with a country which knew a very big and killer earthquake.
and once again I see you and your countrymen can not stop mentioning the name of Haiti in your bulsh*t.

KISKEYAMAN you say "the haitians people is a great people that the dominicans will never be".
Perhaps you can tell us what is so great about the Haitian people?

Now for those who defend the NARCO-MACRO- Economic-Miracle of Lie-onel Fernandez and the 40 thieves of the PLD's Political Committee, tell me how the 4.5% growth has helped this family:


“Mother of child suffering rickets seeks help for the subhuman conditions the are living in”

Watch the video it will break your heart and may motivate you to help this mother and child!


http://www.noticiassin.com/2012/0....ndiciones-infrahumanas-que-viven/

{"RONEVANE
What is your problem with HAITI.?"}

Mr. Kiskeyaman. I want to apologize to you if I sounded anti-Haitian, because I'm not.
I referred to Josean as being an anti-Dominican because some Haitians hate our country. (for good reasons), and I thought he (Josean), may be one of them.
Just like you, I don't want anyone bashing my country. Mr. Josean, under the guise of being dutiful to his cause of exposing wrong and other shit, ....has made my country a pariah and a place to be ridiculed as the Bozo, clown of this world!

Mr. Kiskeyaman,

Mr. Ron equates attacking the Führer and the NAZIs with attacking Deutschland!

RONEVANE
'KISKEYAMAN you say "the haitians people is a great people that the dominicans will never be".
Perhaps you can tell us what is so great about the Haitian people?'

You know already the answer, don't be naive or don't lie to yourself! we are a great people even you hate the haitians, you have to take off your cap and recognize that this people is a great people.
The great countries want eliminate the HAITIANS and few corrupt of haiti help them for that, but the haitians is a people who have a lot of courage!
and Venezuela don't forget what HAITI did for them! thanks to haiti the great colombia is Independent of spain and even your country!(
I hope you know what was the great colombia.)thanks to Haiti a lot of people are free. Unhappy we continuous to paid the price of our act heroic! But a day Haiti will take the place we deserve.
Haiti is a great people because yet we take the courage to fight the misery and now we begin to have a great PIB.

My apologies, KISKEYAMAN, I thought you were referring to Haitians born in the last 100 years, not those who have been dead and gone long ago - like those of French descent, who once made Haiti the richest colony in the New World, not the poorest republic it is now.

Kiskeyaman.
You've got the wrong guy. I don't bash your country nor belittle your people. I think Haiti, if given a fair shake, can rise up to most other Latin nations. It's just a matter of time, money and perseverance.
I also think we can live peacefully on the same island and benefit greatly from improved commerce and closer relations. ...It all depends on the persons in charge of our governments.
Martelly seems to be someone who truly care and knows what he's doing. Hopefully, our next president, Medina, can turn out to be as caring and capable as martelly is.

RONEVANE
Each time I think we can live in peace in the same Island, you have a Dominican who come and make me angry! It's time to do that the trade is balanced! The dominicans spoke all day to do trade with haiti but they want have all avantages of this! Martelly will take actions to balanced the commerce. Haiti will succeed if lot of vampire don't continuous to kill our labour!
Ronevane, it's not only the haitians who have something agains DR. Even the Dominicans I meet here in Haiti tell me the prefer live in Haiti than DR. I tell you that not because I am Haitian.

Kiskeyaman ... A young Canadian businessman went into Haiti shortly after the earthquake and had great initial success. Although the link below sounds negative in fact he achieved a great deal and may be able to make a try one more time.

Incidently, I helped organize 3 Haitian humanitarian teams 8 days before the earthquake with the help of three Dominicans. The husband and wife team are still feeding dozens of Haitians living in the bush on the side of the road near the border ... and I thought I was doing something big when in fact a much younger man was doing even more ...

Which just goes to prove that if you want to help then just go do it!

http://www.rcinet.ca/english/colu....-jobs-in-haiti-hits-a-brick-wall/

frederici
What you try to say me?

Kiskeyaman ... I guess my message is that lots of us off the island love all the peoples on the island and who cares what language or color that anyone is ... all humans have equal rights as humans and from my Canadian perspective, as long as I act like this in business, then business should be good for everyone. Canada wants Haiti to do well, but the situation is so tough on the ground and has been so for so long that no matter what is happening the situation is only going to improve when an economy is established that provides jobs and these jobs are sustained.