ladronaso previously said:



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The facts are their about McCain and Obama and can be debated eternally. But if Americans prefer to vote in another proponent and successor to the Bushocracy then it just goes to proove that their really does exist a preponderance of stupid and ignorant Americans. Giving more truth to "fool me once my shame on me, fool me twice shame on you , fool me again I'm a stupid idiot."

At this stage I would prefer to vote for any unknown individual than to vote for a party with the same record as the Republican Party. its just plain common sense.

If Obamas does lose, it wont be because of his plans or strategy or the social perception of his inexperience. It will be because the many racist and disgruntled Hillary supporters and Democrats who can't get over the fact that Hillary lost and that Obama is Black. The fact that Hillary supporters will switch to McCain really says alot about the psyche of the American people. That gender, race is the issue and not the common goal.

dreadlocks previously said:

yes. manhattanite, you might want to remind all who will listen , that if the economy improves in the USA, it improves here too, if only by virtue of remittances!

dreadlocks previously said:

Carlos, you should not listen to Goulet when he makes these absolutely unfounded remarks. he is the king of speculation.

dreadlocks previously said:

Carlos, as i wrote in the comments section, you are preoccupying yourself with Haiti too much. look inward, my friend. look at what your own government is doing to ruin this country, and you will find that the Haitian effect is insignificant by comparison!

Lautaro previously said:



I think that what Carlos is trying to say (and I agree with him wholeheartedly, at least on this point) is that, notwithstanding the pletora of problems afflicting our unfortunate country, Obama and co. will try to shove another problem down our collective throats, so to speak. All in the name of senseless afrocentrist BS. Sorry dread, I just can't shake my distrust of the CBC, specially when they have spoken about us with so much venom in all their media boards. For me, this US election is like the ones down here on the island, it's all about choosing the lesser of two evils.

anthonyC previously said:


An Obama presidency will bring a foreign policy similar to Jimmy Carter's. That is a Foreign Policy dictated by Amnesty International.

Lautaro previously said:



And it's not the best kept secret that AI is among our bitterest enemies. You have a point there, anthonyC (Geez, I never thought that I would say this, it's incredible the miracles that a political campaign can work).

gouletcolonial previously said:


Remember Jimmy Carter helped front that disaster in Haiti along with Sam Nunn and Colin Powell to their eternal regret during Bubbas glorious presidency.....No wonder you could not get Sam Nunn to make an appearance at the Dem Convention it was shame.....Carter has none

Lautaro previously said:



Maybe he was acting under the traditional southern prejudices, GC. It's not exactly a secret that Haiti has always been hated on the South, because it was a reminder of what could have happened to them have they followed with their economic system.