I had several problems with this report. First of all, it presented all Dominico-Haitian problems as stemming from the Trujillo regime totally failing to mention the true roots of Anti-Haitian sentiment in the Dominican population, namely the invasions massacres that occured in the early 19th century. Secondly, the report works from the premise the the Dominican state should actually be responsible for these people (illegal Haitians). Nonsense, Thirdly, it mentions the fact that Haitians are represented in the construction industry, going so far as to say that "Haitans have helped fuel the construction and other indiustries" or something to that effect but making no mention of how the native born Dominican workforce has been totally underminded by the presence of the illegal Haitians. Also, It's a good thing that Perez Pared was replaced. He made an awfully dismal case for the international community concerning Dominican deportations of illegals.

How did you get the u tube video on here? I have been having problems on you tube because when i click SHARE it dosent have the V= for me to put the code on d.T

Of coarse they are going to give vague history behind this issue especially the trujillo report. They do not care for the bests interests of our motherland. This video is actually some wonderful news of the fact that finally and i mean finally Dominicans are waking up and smelling the coffee. Aleluya

Yes, there needs to be fair play. Anybody from any other country without good papers should be deported too. Why don't they do this now?

S.

Well Cib, with all of the things that you have witnessed many Haitians that come on here say (which is very similar to what was said in this report) we can't really be surprised that this is one-sided and only focusing on Trujillo.

Whats funny is those same Haitians that are focused solely on Trujillo, say we are living in the past. What is the past then??? History is the biggest indicator of today's affairs.

This is so upsetting!!!! This woman is not dumb, she knows she should research a matter before making false accusations, but instead all she does is badmouth us, purposely!

The only thing that is surprising is the apathy among the people like us who have the chance to be proactive, but instead decide to cross our arms and do nothing about it.

We need to understand and we are at war, a silent war with the
mercenary Ngos working for Haitians.

Once I'll get home I'll be posting a very disturbing information on anti-Dominicanism! there is even a web site dedicated to specifically defame us and boycotting our national products and economy!!!!! very disturbing!

As I stated before, I am posting this finding about disturbing defamation against the Dominican population. I'll try to post few of the writings for they are many in that Domincan Defamationb website.
Dominican men and women should not put up with this assault to our community, I don't. Here we go.........


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