Lautaro previously said:



Yeah, I could use some of the entertainment too. God only knows that things can get very boring over here without a good brawl (Aside from the routinely ones that Goulet and Belial are acustomed to have on the front articles).

PS: My wager is 3,500 to Hispanolo. The guy is in the Army, so it's a no brainer that he must carry a lot of firepower with him.

cibaeño75 previously said:

In any event their is a total misunderstanding regarding the haitian occupation..I will expound further on this when I get home if I have time..but one only need to look at the document that declares seperation from the haitian state to realize this...in it the author clearly alludes to the fact that Boyer's troops were "invited"...The fact is that I can't see my ancestors subjecting themselves willingly to Boyer's troops.. There's plenty of evidence that indicates that a significant portion of the Dominican population actually sought a union with the haitian state willingly for various reasons and it included Dominicans from all social levels (many prominent Dominicans served in the Haitian senate and in the haitian militia, including men such as Santana, Duarte, Bobadilla, etc). Also, bear in mind that prior to Boyer's arrival the Haitian flag was hoisted by locals in both Montecristi and Santiago..yes, Santiago.....a generation later it was obvious to most Dominicans that this was an unattainable union for a myriad of reasons but that wasn't the consensus just two decades earlier. The before mentioned facts might sound disturbing to some but it is history regardless of how any one individual might interpret it.

cibaeño75 previously said:

Hispalano, you come on here on some holier-than-though crap yet when you're caught in the middle of a heated debate you're among the first to spew forth ethnic insults...you're the same as those that you criticize.....tu ere' la mi'ma baina.....and my money is on me

cibaeño75 previously said:

Hispalano, you come on here on some holier-than-though crap yet when you're caught in the middle of a heated debate you're among the first to spew forth ethnic insults...you're the same as those that you criticize.....tu ere' la mi'ma baina.....and my money is on me

cibaeño75 previously said:

"We have to know that these peopel will always exist and carry on with our normal lives. "

I wish I could Jabao but I love history to much to see it get distorted...like I said only a careful reading of the document that Santana and them affixed their name to when declaring the seperation of the Dominican State from the haitian one (and that's exactly what it was called in said document, a seperation) to confirm most of what I posted. A copy of said document is readily available in "The Dominican People", a compilation of selected historical writings pertaining to dominican history (it was compiled by Inoa and someone else..can't remember the name of other compiler off the top of my head)

JabaoHaitian previously said:




Dio' Mio..Cibaeno..le dio un cocotazo bien fuelte...........Well, I have my money on you...10,000 duros..The civilise man has closed his book and will use it as a tool to physically enlighten the mental peasants...I see a sword raising from the mountains of ei cibao..Ok just 1 round and let them go at it..Hispanolasoy, shall take a lost..

As suspected..el haitianodominicano from Hinche/Puerto Plata has backed down