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I expected the type of responses with so much emotion.

Your respond has confirmed the typical Haitian rational mind set indeed.

Why should Preval fix the electricity shortage in P-A-P, or any other problem of Haiti since no other president/government before him did anything about anything?

This is one of many Haitia's setbacks.

No seating president/government should do anything to clean up the image of Haiti if any president/government before never made the affort to do so.

Well, for all of you out there who are listening or watching, it is time that you move away from that premitive way of thinking.

This type of mentality was used during the stone age era, and it's no longer praticed in this 21st century era.

"If you cannot take the heat stay out of the kitchen".

This is called "POLITICS" and people elect official to power to bring positive changes and hope to them by creating opportunities for all. Citizens don't care about past administrations, but they are depended completely about the current administration to create jobs, schools, health care, justice, etc...etc...so they can feel useful and helpful to themselves instead of depending on relatives in the diaspora for their survival.

Past presidents/governments should be left out to historians to write about what they should and could have done and what they did and did not do.

If Preval cannot deliver the best thing for him to do is to resign and let someone else who can, do the job.

Nothing personal, it's strickly politics! there is no time for emotion here, but it is rather time for critical thinking.

Politica always calls for change now and not waiting for years to get it. It should not and must not take 5 years for P-A-P to get electricity 24/7.

Once again this is politics!

Bwakajou, February 25 2007, 8:28 AM

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Well, this is exactly what I was afraid of. I knew they would be many like you who would get so emotional and would... read more >
Bwakajou, 23-Feb-07 5:53 pm
Hey Bro I am not getting emotional. I am an intellectual, not a fanatic. Preval is not my man! But I love constructive... read more >
Pipppo, 23-Feb-07 7:08 pm
I do repect your point of view; moreover, I wanted to response to that someone who believe being a president is like... read more >
Joseph, 24-Feb-07 10:38 am
What a fool. Can you tell the last president that provided electricity to the capital 24/7? I gather the only way that... read more >
Jacques Of All Trade, 24-Feb-07 10:52 pm
I expected the type of responses with so much emotion. Your respond has confirmed the typical Haitian rational mind... read more >
Bwakajou, 25-Feb-07 8:28 am
after reading your first couple sentenses i was piss until i read further. i thought you believe that if the first... read more >
Jules, 25-Feb-07 9:43 am
I copy and paste this article for you Metropolehaiti.com. I do this because it seems you never interested about any... read more >
Pipppo, 26-Feb-07 5:01 pm
A little reduction of the inflation is good news for whom? Last time I checked the population was still suffering with... read more >
Bwakajou, 26-Feb-07 7:23 pm
I DO AGREE ON MOST OF YOUR THOGHTS.IN ORDER TO MINIMIZE THE GANG ACTIVITIES,SOME INNOCENT LIVES ARE GOING TO GET... read more >
Fritz Guerrier, 26-Feb-07 11:37 pm
Bwakajou On the contrary,I am as open minded and as forward thinking as anyone. I reiterate, you are totally... read more >
Jack Of All Trade, 28-Feb-07 12:31 am
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