generoso previously said:

Archbishop De la Rosa Carpio, spoke bravely standing up for the laws and constitution of the DR, and the attempts to continuously vilify us, in world forums, by interested parties.
We must NOT take this aggression sitting down.
Our "vende-patria" politicians that have been bought and sold, and think of our country as a flea market or trading bazaar, remained mute, by the remarks of Ms. Hillary Clinton, secretary of state, and most powerful lady, from the once powerful country in the north, now becoming a toothless tiger, thanks to the mistaken policies of the past three US administrations.
It is shameful that an ordained priest is the only one voicing their concern for this public humiliation that the DR must endure silently, when foreign nationals, not even suggesting, but trying to intimidate the DR, to put our own house in order, disregarding the many years of very clear immigration laws that are in the books, and have been recently revised and updated.
Shame on you! And shame on all of you that remain silent!

anthonyC previously said:

Any Dominican who voted for Obama or most Democrats are voting against their homeland.

BernardJeanPierre previously said:


Obama is just like any other President, he will inevitably make some things better and some things worse. Some people will be happy about the things he does others will not, what else is new? If a person has the right to vote to begin with it means their homeland is ALSO the US. Furthermore, the voting process takes place BEFORE the person is elected. In other words it is impossible to determine how good or bad a job an elected official will do before they are given office. So it's not really reasonable to say that any Dominican who voted for Obama did something against the Dominican Republic because logically had they any indication that it would have adverse affects on the Dominican Republic (which is not strong point anyway) they would have none done so. The people of the Dominican Republic should concern themselves with the officials THEY put into office and hold them accountable. Some things can be attributed to Haitians, and others to the meddling of the US but NOT everything. Obama may not be perfect but he is also allowing US tourism to the Dominican Republic so at best hay que tomar la pica con la miel. It could always be worse. And as I have always said if the world banking powers at large want the Dominican Republic and Haiti to merge, it will and will have nothing to do with the wishes of the US, Haiti, the Dominican Republic or anywhere else. Those who have the money call the shots, and on that level Haiti and the Dominican Republic are economically insignicant to consider. So if it does happen I van only hope people on both sides grow up and quick thinking that their culture, birthplace or skin color makes them special.

Perez previously said:



The reason these politicos remained silent is because they are f***ing pussies and wear skirts!

BernardJeanPierre previously said:


Obama is just like any other President, he will inevitably make some things better and some things worse. Some people will be happy about the things he does others will not, what else is new? If a person has the right to vote to begin with it means their homeland is ALSO the US. Furthermore, the voting process takes place BEFORE the person is elected. In other words it is impossible to determine how good or bad a job an elected official will do before they are given office. So it's not really reasonable to say that any Dominican who voted for Obama did something against the Dominican Republic because logically had they any indication that it would have adverse affects on the Dominican Republic (which is not strong point anyway) they would have none done so. The people of the Dominican Republic should concern themselves with the officials THEY put into office and hold them accountable. Some things can be attributed to Haitians, and others to the meddling of the US but NOT everything. Obama may not be perfect but he is also allowing US tourism to the Dominican Republic so at best hay que tomar la pica con la miel. It could always be worse. And as I have always said if the world banking powers at large want the Dominican Republic and Haiti to merge, it will and will have nothing to do with the wishes of the US, Haiti, the Dominican Republic or anywhere else. Those who have the money call the shots, and on that level Haiti and the Dominican Republic are economically insignicant to consider. So if it does happen I van only hope people on both sides grow up and quick thinking that their culture, birthplace or skin color makes them special.

dreadlocks previously said:

yumnuk observes

ABC, this topic is beyond your realm of understanding, perhaps you should stick to a gameboy

or, maybe, a gamebong

guillermone previously said:



Bernard, you keep bringing up in a subtle manner, the same issues over and over again. You repeatedly imply or in some cases directly state that this is all about "skin color" and that Dominicans think they are so how "special" and racially above the Haitian people.

You have written multiple posts and after all was said and done in the end you end up saying the same thing. What you really mean is that the root cause of the Haitian problem has something to do with superiority of the races, when in fact the origins of the Dominico/Haitian conflict has nothing to racism. At least not on behalf of the Dominican Republic. Nevertheless, it is what prohaitians activists like you do when ever the undocumented Haitian topic comes up and realize they have not one leg to stand on then resort as their only "defense" to pull the race card hidden from under the sleeve.

I wish you guys would just stop and accept that providing generous concessions or any sort of compromise to favor illegal Haitian nationals on Dominican territory will be detrimental and hurt our country and thus not good for the Dominican Republic.

The present chaotic situation in Haiti was by the most part initiated by the United States. They are the culprits who created the big Haitians mess and now they have to clean it up. But they want us to do it for them instead, but we will have nothing of it.

"ESE MUERTO NO LO CARGO YO. QUE LO CARGUE QUIEN LO MATO"

http://youtu.be/ED3zs9_Dars