Santo Domingo.- An unusual display of sincerity by a Government official has sustained the charges by embattled Jesuit priest Regino Martinez that the military assigned to protect the Haiti border get bribed to allow the traffic of people, drugs and guns.
And although Dominican Republic’s Border Guards (Cesfront) director Julio Cesar Castaing admitted that Haitians cross the border illegally, he stood by his troops. "It’s nothing new because it’s something that’s been happening for a century."
He affirmed that for the troops under his command wage a never-ending war to guarantee border security and make all the necessary efforts within the possibilities. "The necessary effort to control the illegal entry has always been made but that doesn’t mean that isolated cases of the military who accept to be bribed or receive gifts from people who want to violate the law can all be detected."
On Monday newspaper Diario Libre reported that Haitians confirmed paying RD$5,000 to cross frontier to a network which “facilitates" illegal immigration, confirming Martinez’s allegation.
Related news: www.dominicantoday.com/dr/local/2010/11/9/37568/Avalanche-of-hungry-Haitians-across-Dominican-border-imminent-priests-warn
From: United States
Well here is the first lie from an offical claiming that corruption is an isolated case. Even if it is the cholera will get through, because of isolated corruption cases..
Written by: BASTA, 23 Nov 2010 10:14 AM
From: Dominican Republic, =Ghetto/Legalize Drugs
isolated ???????????????
Written by: BASTA, 23 Nov 2010 10:14 AM
From: Dominican Republic, =Ghetto/Legalize Drugs
isolated ???????????????
Written by: matador, 23 Nov 2010 10:20 AM
From: United States, www.brugal-ron.com/home.php
The corruption run thru director Julio Cesar Castaing , se le be la cara de ladron, He even look like a Haitian to me. I would't dout that he might be half if not complete Haitian decent.
Written by: matador, 23 Nov 2010 10:46 AM
From: United States, www.brugal-ron.com/home.php
Written by: Yucahu, 23 Nov 2010 11:29 AM
From: United States, Miami
Ese Haitiano Castaing lo deben de fusilar!!!!!
Written by: LAVERITE, 23 Nov 2010 11:31 AM
From: Haiti
de facto complicity between the two countries for centuries.laverite.
From: Dominican Republic, NEVER FORGOTTEN, NEVER FORSAKEN!
We need a "Trujillo like" strong man to get rid of these unpatriotic so called Dominicans, which are not.
From: United States
"It’s nothing new because it’s something that’s been happening for a century."
Then I guess it is OK-What is a bribe here or a bribe there, come on now cut me some slack.
Well........... if that is the case, what is the big deal? It is an everything thing at the border. It is business as usual which makes it OK. Now, mind your own business and just look the other way. PLEASE!!!
From: Dominican Republic, Puerto Plata
"It’s nothing new because it’s something that’s been happening for a century."
And from what we see, it's not about to stop.
Written by: LAVERITE, 23 Nov 2010 2:55 PM
From: Haiti
That's correct and all those bad things that are being said about HAITI are just B...S, since that DE FACTO COMPLICITY between the two countries has existed for more then a century and will continue forever because more then ever both sides need each other badly for their respective survival.LAVERITE.
Written by: Atabey, 23 Nov 2010 3:01 PM
From: United States, NYC
Explain what you mean by "will continue forever because more then ever both sides need each other badly for their respective survival." LAVERITE.
Many of us see Haiti NOT DR as the nation-state in dire need of survival!
Written by: LAVERITE, 23 Nov 2010 3:37 PM
From: Haiti
I thaught that I was clear enough to show that despite our differences on the economic level, Haiti is the second biggest export market for the DR products therefore is important for the survival of the DR economy and that's besides all the corruption going on the border and encouraged by the very same people who should prevent it. Also, the DR, although better off then Haiti economically, is still considered a third world country and if you dig a little, you will find out how much poverty exist there. Of course we are in dire need of survival, but you are no exception as far as the poverty level is concern and I've gone through some of your poverty-ridden areas and there is no difference with ours.All that reality just explains the DE FACTO COMPLICITY of both countries that suck on each other at all levels.LAVERITE.
From: United States
LAVERITE-You right and got your point across without insult. However, I know misery loves company and I feel for you. However, there is one point I will not concur: "...you are no exception as far as the poverty level is concern and I've gone through some of your poverty-ridden areas and there is no difference with ours."
Well, yes it may be true that the DR has pockets of poverty which in some cases is quite similar to those found in Haiti, but not to the same extent and/or the extreme proportions. Remember, production for mud pies continues to have a strong demand in your country, but that industry has not yet reached or is available in Dominican stores. So NO it is NOT the same kind of poverty.
Dominicans are not that desparately hungry that they will resort to eating snacks made out of dirt.
From: United States
His excuse for the corruption is that it has been going on for a long time? Someone needs to tell him to do his job. He should be speaking to and watching his troops. If he finds corrupt ones arrest them and put them in jail. He doesn't though so he can get his cut of the bribe money as the rest do.
This time we let cholera into the country by being so corrupt. When we let in worse diseases and other bad things our corruption will come back to bite us. Look how bad we look to the rest of the world being so corrupt.
International aid groups should trust any money in corrupt countries hands. It should be handled by the international community directly.
From: Dominican Republic, NEVER FORGOTTEN, NEVER FORSAKEN!
Mr Laverite, let's say Haiti is out the picture, and we don't get the 800 million Dollars we trade with that nation(which by the way, 90% goes to the private sector, the poor barely see some of that money) we still pretty good my friend; the Dominican Economy is a 85 billion Dollars a year economy, and this is without what moves out the books if you know what I mean; of couse we need cheap labor, but don't glorify what we trade with Haiti. Do you know how much we spend a year in healthcare for Haitians living in D.R. legals and illegals alike? and, do you know how much money does Haitian people send to Haiti from D.R.? Im pretty sure is way more than the glorify 800 million.
From: United States
@ Dont be Silent, we need a Trujillo-like dictator for many other things.
Written by: LAVERITE, 23 Nov 2010 9:14 PM
From: Haiti
Guillermone, poverty is poverty and there is no other way to describe it; your people may not be at the level of mud pies,good for you, but they are still poor, right?
Veronica, we do not have an army and it's your troops who encourage the corruption and do whatever they feel like along the border with the approval of their superiors.
DON'T BE SILENT, what you spend on the healthcare for haitians in DR is just a fraction of what you get out of them. So, again, I stick to my theory of the DEFACTO COMPLICITY between the two countries. And if somebody was willing enough to have a productive exchange on this subject, I would be willing to go along.LAVERITE.
From: Haiti
Guillermone, clay or mud cake as the media calls it, is full of very important minerals like potassium, calcium and magnesium. I would say that those who are eating it on a regular basis do so not because they are hungry, perhaps because of a lack minerals in their diet. If those people were that desperate for food, I have seen cats and dogs, rats, humans, they would have eaten them way before they start eating dirt. Remember, Australians and other nationals have been eating clay for centuries.
Written by: Pepe32, 23 Nov 2010 11:41 PM
From: Dominican Republic
Wow...the delusion is incredible!
Eating dirt is a delicacy !! We should all eat dirt
Haitians are not hungry!
Haitians are multilingual ( even the majority illiterate portion can grunt in several languages)
Haitians are intelligent ( of course we can see that in Haiti)
Haitians aided the US revolution (a small contigent sent by their French masters really helped defeat the British empire!)
Haitians liberated South America (another small group who got whipped and returned to Haiti )
Haitians aided DR in the restoration ( They knew with Spain guarding the border the stood no chance of conquering us)
Haitians liberating DR (We had already declared independance and Haiti "helped" us by occupying us and abusing us for 30 odd years bringing with them much of their "advanced" society)
Written by: Pepe32, 23 Nov 2010 11:42 PM
From: Dominican Republic
Wow ,to hear Haitians speak of Haiti you would think they were the greatest of empires,the most advanced and the most philanthropic.....mass delusion on an unheard of scale!
I expect to see the Haitian elite eating those nutritional "cookies" and of course the UN troops occupying Haiti must be in line for such a nutritional delicacy!!
From: Haiti
Pepe32, you must be in the same economic status as those Haitians you are discriminating against. That's why you feel threatened by them.
Written by: Pepe32, 24 Nov 2010 12:10 PM
From: Dominican Republic
O yes piti4life I am so threatened by Haitians because I want to take their dirt cookies since I am starving and don't have a home .I am also completely illiterate so I am dictating my writing in Spanish to a friend who is typing this for me.
Please give me your recipe for the magical mud cookies so I can eat !
Thank you for all your Haitian words of wisdon which have helped the Haitian people so much that we are jealous and feel threatened by your "greatness"!!
From: United States
Haitian4life-Now I've heard everything. You know what? You pitch a hard sell, almost had me convinced to run to my back yard and dig up some raw material for my next meal.
Maybe you should buy some TV time and create an infomercial pushing "mud" as the next wonder food. It is full "of very important minerals like potassium, calcium and magnesium" as the best way to solve nutritional deficiencies in modern diets of advanced societies. In fact for every mud pie or a dozen dirt cookies purchased, you will give them completely free, as an added bonus, a liter of urine to wash it all down. And why not, after all urine also has some curative qualities. Anyway, give it a thought, you might just make a few millions $$$$.Try it, you just never know.
From: United States
as christian, i would say this: haitians are in in big trouble living in haiti...first the earthquake and now cholera? i feel some goverment power wants to eliminated them! why? i dont know, but now its the water tomorrow the food? if i was haitian livin there in haiti, i would look for a way to leave the country right now! to me, their lives are in big danger.
From: United States
as christian, i would say this: haitians are in in big trouble living in haiti...first the earthquake and now cholera? i feel some goverment power wants to eliminated them! why? i dont know, but now its the water tomorrow the food? if i was haitian livin there in haiti, i would look for a way to leave the country right now! to me, their lives are in big danger.
From: United States
jarabacoa-Just like the Jews, black Africans are the only two groups who have been enslaved as people. Jews failed God and for 40 years wondered the desert as punishment for their wicked and ungrateful ways, suffered 400 years of slavery in Egypt. All the times the Jews were captured by another nation such as the Assyrians, Babylonians or Persians, it was always a chastisement from God because they were committing Idolatry and other sins.
In similar ways Haitians descend from Ham the father of black people and he and his descendants were cursed to be slaves because of a sin committed against Noah. This might in part explain the reason for the constant tragedy of the Haitian people. History has shown Africans and their descendants appear to be destined to be servants as fulfillment of biblical prophecy. However, there is redemption and people of color will not be subject to tragedy for the rest of eternity, if and only if, they change to a more pure upright way of life.
Written by: ElFactor, 24 Nov 2010 5:23 PM
From: United States
This man is Haitian his last name is "Castaing." Another common Haitian invader, their is no pride or shame in these people.
Written by: mrchivo, 24 Nov 2010 5:30 PM
From: United States
Written by: cantave, 24 Nov 2010 7:02 PM
From: United States, !<82ndAbd>!Lt.Tigah>Fort Bragg>North Carolina, U.S>Platoon Leader>Tactical Hardcore.
No matter how Haiti is today does not change history.
Less than a decade after its independence, Haiti, the second republic in the Americas and the first black independent nation in the world, began to help its neighbors in South America to gain liberty as well. During Alexandre Petion presidency, Simon Bolivar "the Liberator" came to Haiti to seek help for his struggle to liberate his country Venezuela from Spain. Petion gave Bolivar: money, weapons, ammunitions and even Haitian volunteer soldiers to help him fight for freedom. The only thing Petion asked in return was abolition of slavery in all the territories that he may later help liberate. Simon Bolivar with the help of Haiti proclaimed Venezuala independence in 1812 and truly liberated: Colombia in 1819, Venezuela in 1821, Ecuador in 1822, Bolivia and Peru. It is even said that Bolivar had promised to Petion that as a gesture of gratitude that he will include part of the red and blue of the Haitian flag in the flag of the count
Written by: cantave, 24 Nov 2010 7:06 PM
From: United States, !<82ndAbd>!Lt.Tigah>Fort Bragg>North Carolina, U.S>Platoon Leader>Tactical Hardcore.
No matter how Haiti is today does not change history.
Less than a decade after its independence, Haiti, the second republic in the Americas and the first black independent nation in the world, began to help its neighbors in South America to gain liberty as well. During Alexandre Petion presidency, Simon Bolivar "the Liberator" came to Haiti to seek help for his struggle to liberate his country Venezuela from Spain. Petion gave Bolivar: money, weapons, ammunitions and even Haitian volunteer soldiers to help him fight for freedom. The only thing Petion asked in return was abolition of slavery in all the territories that he may later help liberate. Simon Bolivar with the help of Haiti proclaimed Venezuala independence in 1812 and truly liberated: Colombia in 1819, Venezuela in 1821, Ecuador in 1822, Bolivia and Peru. It is even said that Bolivar had promised to Petion that as a gesture of gratitude that he will include part of the red and blue of the Haitian flag in the flag of
Written by: cantave, 24 Nov 2010 7:08 PM
From: United States, !<82ndAbd>!Lt.Tigah>Fort Bragg>North Carolina, U.S>Platoon Leader>Tactical Hardcore.
the countries that he will gain independence for with Haitian help. Thus the reason for the red and blue in the flags of: Venezuela, Columbia and Ecuador. History even reports that both the Venezuelan and the Colombian flags were made in the port of Jacmel, Haiti. However, Haiti the father of the Pan-American movement was later bad mouthed by his jealous neighbors, who spread the words that: Haitian leaders had vision and ambition to create a black empire in South America, hence Haiti became a de facto outcast, and its people would experience a great deal of injustice and set back as a bitter reward for its good deed for freedom and liberty.
After several battles, Bolívar had to flee once more and in 1815 he took refuge in Jamaica from where he wrote his Jamaica Letter. That same year, Bolívar traveled to Haiti and petitioned its president, Alexander Sabes Petión, to help the Spanish American cause. In 1817, with Haitian help, Bolívar returned to the continent to continue fighting.
Written by: cantave, 24 Nov 2010 7:16 PM
From: United States, !<82ndAbd>!Lt.Tigah>Fort Bragg>North Carolina, U.S>Platoon Leader>Tactical Hardcore.
In CESFRONT headquarters
"let he who is without sin, cast the first stone"
Julio César Castaing Jiménez.keep your head high.
Semper Fidelis....................
Written by: Pepe32, 24 Nov 2010 8:53 PM
From: Dominican Republic
Cantave,I am proud of you!
You finally came out of the closet and showed your Haitian pride even though it is based on fairy tales and insignificant events and of course neglecting the extremely dark side of Haitian history.
But at least you are not trying to fool us especially since we know the most persistant troll in this forum also claims to be US Military .
I wish you a happy mud pie Thanksgiving!
Written by: cantave, 24 Nov 2010 10:19 PM
From: United States, !<82ndAbd>!Lt.Tigah>Fort Bragg>North Carolina, U.S>Platoon Leader>Tactical Hardcore.
Pepe le pew
I thought you lived in DR,they do not celebrate thanksgiving down there bozo.
I never being in the closet, my dad was a proud haitian military commander.
I 'm his descendant, a warrior like him.
Your stupid ass get stuck in 1822,it is time for you to get out of your closet of stupidity.
Semper Fidelis.........................
Written by: mrchivo, 24 Nov 2010 10:42 PM
From: United States
Written by: cantave, 24 Nov 2010 11:44 PM
From: United States, !<82ndAbd>!Lt.Tigah>Fort Bragg>North Carolina, U.S>Platoon Leader>Tactical Hardcore.
Mrchivo,Chivaton,Cabro,Cabron or Chupacabra.
I do not have any animosity against dominicans,but the ones that are still living in 1822.
Does USA hates England ???,Does china hates Japan???.Does the jews hates Germany???
The past is gone let's move toward the future,regardless you are stuck with HAITI as a neighbor for life.
200 years from now, Haiti or what ever they will call it will always be next door.
so burry the hatchet and deal with it.
Semper Fidelis........................
From: United States
dONT BE SILENT OR stfu
we don't get the 800 million Dollars we trade with that nation(which by the way, 90% goes to the private sector, the poor barely see some of that money) we still pretty good my friend
pLEase take micro and macro economics or STFU
Gui,
guiJust like the Jews, black Africans are the only two groups who have been enslaved as people.
From: Dominican Republic, NEVER FORGOTTEN, NEVER FORSAKEN!
Ignoramus take your knowledge and help your people.
From: Dominican Republic, NEVER FORGOTTEN, NEVER FORSAKEN!
Mud cookies a good source of e-coli.
From: Dominican Republic, NEVER FORGOTTEN, NEVER FORSAKEN!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MU4bfjEUu8cThis is exactly why we don't need you on our side of the island, you people already raped you side, and if we don't do something you will do it to our beautiful country.
You are destined to disappear if this caveman behavior continues.
Written by: mrchivo, 25 Nov 2010 1:14 PM
From: United States
Centave Dominicans don't want anything to do with Haiti. You are you're own country deal with your own problems. Let the D.R. people deal with their own. Don't waste your time answering back, i will never budge.
From: United States
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MU4bfjEUu8cAfter watching the above utube video,
one image immediately comes to mind, the beaver. It is as if Haitians belong to the beaver family, just like beavers they chop wood and leave none for us humans ;(
Written by: cantave, 25 Nov 2010 3:57 PM
From: United States, !<82ndAbd>!Lt.Tigah>Fort Bragg>North Carolina, U.S>Platoon Leader>Tactical Hardcore.
Mrchivo,Chivaton,Cabro,Cabron aka Chupacabra.
Shut the border then,do like the russians did in East Germany,build a wall and get it over with.
Stop whining and just do it.
Make the border like North and South Korea.
No men's land.
Semper Fidelis..............
From: United States
Indian/Taino slaves were the worst and the reason their workforce did not succeed. They could not be enslaved in large numbers because they could not hold up to hard labor, too readily succumbed to European disease and were too wedded to freedom to allow anyone to own them. Indians were traded as defective merchandise, masters quickly got rid of them, sold for a discount at a fire sale because few wanted them. With the proceeds, the capital from selling Indian slaves was used to fund plantations and purchase additional Africans slaves instead, until eventually indian slavery phased out with little to no market demand.
From: United States
History tells us that throughout the ages slavery was condoned as a legitimate social system, practiced by people from all nations as an accepted institution. In fact although at a lesser scale, it is well documented, slavery is still well and alive today. However, we do not include them because the numbers are too insignificant as the case of native indian enslavement pales in comparison to the savagery of the black African slave trade.
It is only African and Jewish slavery which have had a trancedental impact on the world, in history and society. No other two groups of people were singled out exclusively and specifically targeted as a prime commodity in the slave industry. Taino slavery played no significant role that would transcend time and space. Slavery was the black Holocaust of the past.
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Then I guess it is OK-What is a bribe here or a bribe there, come on now cut me some slack.
Well........... if that is the case, what is the big deal? It is an everything thing at the border. It is business as usual which makes it OK. Now, mind your own business and just look the other way. PLEASE!!!
And from what we see, it's not about to stop.
Many of us see Haiti NOT DR as the nation-state in dire need of survival!
Well, yes it may be true that the DR has pockets of poverty which in some cases is quite similar to those found in Haiti, but not to the same extent and/or the extreme proportions. Remember, production for mud pies continues to have a strong demand in your country, but that industry has not yet reached or is available in Dominican stores. So NO it is NOT the same kind of poverty.
Dominicans are not that desparately hungry that they will resort to eating snacks made out of dirt.
This time we let cholera into the country by being so corrupt. When we let in worse diseases and other bad things our corruption will come back to bite us. Look how bad we look to the rest of the world being so corrupt.
International aid groups should trust any money in corrupt countries hands. It should be handled by the international community directly.
Veronica, we do not have an army and it's your troops who encourage the corruption and do whatever they feel like along the border with the approval of their superiors.
DON'T BE SILENT, what you spend on the healthcare for haitians in DR is just a fraction of what you get out of them. So, again, I stick to my theory of the DEFACTO COMPLICITY between the two countries. And if somebody was willing enough to have a productive exchange on this subject, I would be willing to go along.LAVERITE.
Eating dirt is a delicacy !! We should all eat dirt
Haitians are not hungry!
Haitians are multilingual ( even the majority illiterate portion can grunt in several languages)
Haitians are intelligent ( of course we can see that in Haiti)
Haitians aided the US revolution (a small contigent sent by their French masters really helped defeat the British empire!)
Haitians liberated South America (another small group who got whipped and returned to Haiti )
Haitians aided DR in the restoration ( They knew with Spain guarding the border the stood no chance of conquering us)
Haitians liberating DR (We had already declared independance and Haiti "helped" us by occupying us and abusing us for 30 odd years bringing with them much of their "advanced" society)
I expect to see the Haitian elite eating those nutritional "cookies" and of course the UN troops occupying Haiti must be in line for such a nutritional delicacy!!
Please give me your recipe for the magical mud cookies so I can eat !
Thank you for all your Haitian words of wisdon which have helped the Haitian people so much that we are jealous and feel threatened by your "greatness"!!
Maybe you should buy some TV time and create an infomercial pushing "mud" as the next wonder food. It is full "of very important minerals like potassium, calcium and magnesium" as the best way to solve nutritional deficiencies in modern diets of advanced societies. In fact for every mud pie or a dozen dirt cookies purchased, you will give them completely free, as an added bonus, a liter of urine to wash it all down. And why not, after all urine also has some curative qualities. Anyway, give it a thought, you might just make a few millions $$$$.Try it, you just never know.
In similar ways Haitians descend from Ham the father of black people and he and his descendants were cursed to be slaves because of a sin committed against Noah. This might in part explain the reason for the constant tragedy of the Haitian people. History has shown Africans and their descendants appear to be destined to be servants as fulfillment of biblical prophecy. However, there is redemption and people of color will not be subject to tragedy for the rest of eternity, if and only if, they change to a more pure upright way of life.
Less than a decade after its independence, Haiti, the second republic in the Americas and the first black independent nation in the world, began to help its neighbors in South America to gain liberty as well. During Alexandre Petion presidency, Simon Bolivar "the Liberator" came to Haiti to seek help for his struggle to liberate his country Venezuela from Spain. Petion gave Bolivar: money, weapons, ammunitions and even Haitian volunteer soldiers to help him fight for freedom. The only thing Petion asked in return was abolition of slavery in all the territories that he may later help liberate. Simon Bolivar with the help of Haiti proclaimed Venezuala independence in 1812 and truly liberated: Colombia in 1819, Venezuela in 1821, Ecuador in 1822, Bolivia and Peru. It is even said that Bolivar had promised to Petion that as a gesture of gratitude that he will include part of the red and blue of the Haitian flag in the flag of the count
Less than a decade after its independence, Haiti, the second republic in the Americas and the first black independent nation in the world, began to help its neighbors in South America to gain liberty as well. During Alexandre Petion presidency, Simon Bolivar "the Liberator" came to Haiti to seek help for his struggle to liberate his country Venezuela from Spain. Petion gave Bolivar: money, weapons, ammunitions and even Haitian volunteer soldiers to help him fight for freedom. The only thing Petion asked in return was abolition of slavery in all the territories that he may later help liberate. Simon Bolivar with the help of Haiti proclaimed Venezuala independence in 1812 and truly liberated: Colombia in 1819, Venezuela in 1821, Ecuador in 1822, Bolivia and Peru. It is even said that Bolivar had promised to Petion that as a gesture of gratitude that he will include part of the red and blue of the Haitian flag in the flag of
After several battles, Bolívar had to flee once more and in 1815 he took refuge in Jamaica from where he wrote his Jamaica Letter. That same year, Bolívar traveled to Haiti and petitioned its president, Alexander Sabes Petión, to help the Spanish American cause. In 1817, with Haitian help, Bolívar returned to the continent to continue fighting.
In CESFRONT headquarters
"let he who is without sin, cast the first stone"
Julio César Castaing Jiménez.keep your head high.
Semper Fidelis....................
You finally came out of the closet and showed your Haitian pride even though it is based on fairy tales and insignificant events and of course neglecting the extremely dark side of Haitian history.
But at least you are not trying to fool us especially since we know the most persistant troll in this forum also claims to be US Military .
I wish you a happy mud pie Thanksgiving!
I thought you lived in DR,they do not celebrate thanksgiving down there bozo.
I never being in the closet, my dad was a proud haitian military commander.
I 'm his descendant, a warrior like him.
Your stupid ass get stuck in 1822,it is time for you to get out of your closet of stupidity.
Semper Fidelis.........................
I do not have any animosity against dominicans,but the ones that are still living in 1822.
Does USA hates England ???,Does china hates Japan???.Does the jews hates Germany???
The past is gone let's move toward the future,regardless you are stuck with HAITI as a neighbor for life.
200 years from now, Haiti or what ever they will call it will always be next door.
so burry the hatchet and deal with it.
Semper Fidelis........................
we don't get the 800 million Dollars we trade with that nation(which by the way, 90% goes to the private sector, the poor barely see some of that money) we still pretty good my friend
pLEase take micro and macro economics or STFU
Gui,
guiJust like the Jews, black Africans are the only two groups who have been enslaved as people.
This is exactly why we don't need you on our side of the island, you people already raped you side, and if we don't do something you will do it to our beautiful country.
You are destined to disappear if this caveman behavior continues.
After watching the above utube video,
one image immediately comes to mind, the beaver. It is as if Haitians belong to the beaver family, just like beavers they chop wood and leave none for us humans ;(
Shut the border then,do like the russians did in East Germany,build a wall and get it over with.
Stop whining and just do it.
Make the border like North and South Korea.
No men's land.
Semper Fidelis..............
It is only African and Jewish slavery which have had a trancedental impact on the world, in history and society. No other two groups of people were singled out exclusively and specifically targeted as a prime commodity in the slave industry. Taino slavery played no significant role that would transcend time and space. Slavery was the black Holocaust of the past.