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by Ajane on 2/17
Mourra seems to be a good guy. But I am still wondering what was his role in the "Ninja" the paramilitary group that kills thousands under Raoul Cedras? I am still looking for answers.
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by Ann Onymous on 2/3
I always ask dumb people: If there is a war in Haiti between the Mulattoes and the Blacks who will win? They never get the answer: The US and France! That is why they have ALWAYS classified us into 256 separate classes from the Year 1506 to 2006. We are 1. We are all Africans. OK G Simon?
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by Mr. Gauthier Saintilus on 1/26
Gauthier Saintilus
P.O. Box 24796
Brooklyn, NY 11202
(347) 526-8357 January 23, 2006
Dear co citizens,
I am honored to participate in this great mobilization for democracy in Haiti by giving some advices to the participants. Yes, in Haiti, the Presidential elections of 2006 are considered as a benchmark for all Haitians. I was surprised when I click in the Internet and noticed that more than 54 candidates were assigned to be the president of Haiti. It is the first time in Haitian History we have such statistic for the presidential elections. So, what is the purpose of this battlefield? How the outcome could be successfully beneficial to the Haitian people? Which one among them is worthy to be elected? As far as I am concerned, Haiti needs a second Moses to deliver Haitian people from their political struggles. That person could be one of the candidates or another person anointed by God shall rise and free Haiti at last. I have a lot of important points that I would mention, but I prefer to give to all candidates some hints about what they should do to help make this elections successful. These are my suggestions to help you in this matter:
a) Each candidate should fight his opponent with his logic strategies and constructive political words, not with destructive ones. b) Avoid violence, vandalism or any other trick that could handicap the mobilization of the elections. c) Present your national and foreign policy fairly so that you could build and gain legitimacy. d) Along with the elections, when you notice that you could not win, yield to the stronger party that you think is trustworthy to be elected. Do not react as a devil. e) Finally, each participant should shake hand of the winner and work together with him so that brotherhood and democracy could spread throughout Haiti. Regardless who will win the presidential elections; I will be available to provide good advices to help build democracy in my country. I have a good dream for Haiti, but I am waiting on the Lord to intervene. I encourage all of you to do your best so that this transition of power could be successful and beneficial for all of us. Congratulations! God leads and bless Haiti.
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by G. Simon on 1/10
Max Sanchez-Martinez, It's always a pleasue to respond to your correspondence. You've asked me to show the proof, not all the proofs can be shown here on the internet, but what is true remains true. As far as Haiti is concerned, we have a click of bandits who have held Haiti hostage, and they refuse to let loose their grip on Haitian people. History shows clearly what Haitians can do when they are oppressed. How can you justify the removal of a democratically and constitutionally elected president of a country by plotting with the Bush administration, Canada, and France? Bush is a total failure. Bush is a liar. Bush is a spy who is spying on Americans the same way Hitler used to spy on his people. How can one expect Bush to do anything good for Haiti? Bush bankrupts America. Bush is begging China and Japan for a loan. Bush is losing the Iraq war. He sent 2, 200 young Americans to Iraq to be hung, beheaded and killed. Bush caused about 1.5 million innocent Iraqis to lose their lives. Bush is a convicted drunk driver. Bush went as low as stealing a Christmas tree when he was young. Bush is the worst U.S. president ever, and the polls have reflected that. In contrast, Bill Clinton is a genius who is admired by the whole world. The Greedy Vampires in Haiti who have teamed up with Bush to destroy Haiti are nothing but traitors. The future of the Haitians is in their own hands. President Aristide understands that. The Haitians freed themselves through self-determination and concrete actions. They can do it again. The violent treatment that the Haitian people have been subject to for the past two years must be stopped by any means necessary. G. Simon
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by Fritz Turene on 12/28
whom it concern, my point of view it's widely opposed and also worry about Haiti right now and say to myself who's going to run Haiti in this selection, why our nation are divided, it seems to me we have no comment sens and also have no knowledge to govern Haiti. some of us think it is very hard to led haiti in better way, i could say it's not hard at all.
All we have to to do, We have to respect our constitution and also applying it in a better way, if can't do that, we will still stay in the same old system. this comment was written Fritz turene
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by Alphonse Lb on 12/20
Monsieur Mourra, Vous venez de marquer un grand coup dans la politique haitienne en vous alliant au Professeur Manigat pour barrer la route aux corrompus, aux assassins, aux bandits de grands chemins... Dieu merci ! le Bien l'emportera sur le mal absolu. Encore toutes mes félicitations, la nation se souviendra de ce geste historique.
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by Br on 11/30
Georges Mourra is the only candidat if become president will put haiti to the way of development.
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by Georgy Simon on 11/22
Samir G. Mourra and Baker are two racist pigs and traitors. They should go to hell!!!!
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by max Sanchez-martinez, replying to Georgy Simon on 10-Jan-06 02:19 PM
Dear G. I have no idea whom any of these candidates are. Personally, I do not care for anyone of them. However, as you, yourself, said, they all have (hypocrites or not) the same agenda for Haiti. I want to continue to respect you. So are many people. I understand how you may feel about somebody, and I understand how you may have been hurt by all the events in Haiti since 2000. You love your country and your people as most of us do. But, my Haitian brother, give all of us something to read. Although many of these readers would have different ideas than yours, they would also respect you behind their minds. We need facts. No matter how apparent the situations may be. We need facts. When you give us the facts, please try to control your emotions. Please try to be strong from the pain you are suffering from seeing our people suffering. You seem to be someone of great mind. You seemed to have been as naive as I may sound naive, but you may have been betrayed as our people have been betrayed for over 202 years. Nevertheless, my Haitian brother, give it one more chance. Brother, I want to continue to respect you for your mind. Stay strong, but be positive and constructive in your quest to enlighten us. We need you to help us rebuild Haiti. Respectfully,
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by kelly Villate, replying to Georgy Simon on 18-Dec-05 02:43 PM
you have a big problem for you every one who doesn't has the black skin is racist or you do not know the meaning of the word racist you need to stop talking cs every body realize that you are a crazy black nazi i dont think you even what color you are calling all ligth skiners racist pigs but i believe that you the biggest pig ever all you is preche la violence and you will be the first one to go to hell
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by g. Simon, replying to kelly Villate on 18-Dec-05 04:00 PM
Kelly, I am not a racist. I love everybody. I acknowledge the progressive wing of the Haitian mulattos like the Izmery family, like the Laforet family and others. I am frustrated to see how most Haitian mulattos act more like blood suckers rather than contributing to make Haiti a better place for all Haitians. Sorry if I offend you and all other mulattos who do not deserve my harsh criticism. To you and your family: Have a happy holiday seasons. I mean it from the bottom of my heart. G. Simon
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by jan Batis, replying to Georgy Simon on 29-Nov-05 08:55 PM
Why are Mourra and Baker traitors and racists, because they are not black? When they talk about the problem of color and class in Haiti, you are part of that problem without even realizing it when you make such unsubstantiated and clearly racist remarks. Racist does not mean white discriminating black, it means any race discriminating against another; you seem to suffer from a serious inferiority complex!
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by Jean Richard Pierre Louis on 11/21
It's a shame Mr. Mourra was removed from the presidential candidate list. He is a good man very sensitive to the suffering of the poor. I sincerely hope he will be able to get back on the list
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by garry Auguste, replying to Jean Richard Pierre Louis on 22-Nov-05 01:26 AM
If we don't stop thinking one man can come to change Haiti, beleive it or not we will keep the same sad face that we have in front of the intenational community. Counting over fifty men lining up for one job, it's sad. We should look for quality not quantity. I thinks each of them have a skill that will help Haiti development, why we all have to be president. There are many ways we can lead Haiti.
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by Francois Cherisma on 11/21
I THINK MR MOURRA WILL BE THE BEST PRESIDENT FOR HAITI DUE TO THE FACT THAT HE HAS GREAT VISION FOR HAITI AS WELL AS BRINGING TOGETHER ALL HAITIANS TO CHANGE THE FUTURE OF HAITI, HE HAS DONE A DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN NOT JUST IN THE CAPITAL BUT IN ALL THE PROVENCES AND RURAL AREAS WHERE NO CANDIDATE WOULD EVER STEP FOOT IN AND HE IS A PRO E-GOVERNMENT AND ANTI CORRUPTION AND ANTI-CONTRANBAND. MOST OF THE HAITIAN PEOPLE MEANING THE MASS AS WE HAITIAN CALL THEM HAVE GREAT RESPECT FOR HIM WHICH THE LAST PERSON I RECALL THEY HAD A CONNECTION WITH WAS WITH JEAN BERTRAND ARISTIDE HE HAS MANAGED TO CAPTURE THEM WITHOUT ANTICIPATING OR PREACHING VIOLENCE. I SINCERELY WISH HIM THE BEST FOR THE SAKE OF MY BELOVED COUNTRY MAY GOD BLESS AND PROTECTOR YOU !!!!!!!!!!
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