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God can destroy whatever he wants.

Yet I feel you have some misconceptions.

Many people in the G8 nations abhor homosexuality.

Yet we are chastised for not being lenient on the matter.

We are pictured as not giving one equal rights under God. Most sterilization programs are in the major cities of Japan, China, United States and parts of Europe.

There may be a few in Caribbean, but the majority are in developed nations (G8 if you will).

One reason why Haiti continues to suffer is the level of corruption.

Haiti ranked number 1 just 4 years ago. The US involvement with Haiti dates back over 90 years.

German influence in Haiti at the time was proving to hamper US business interests.

So, Americans stepped in and on the competition.

Local guerrillas called cacos were fighting against the Americans which had nothing to do with diplomatic reasons.

Most of Haiti's resources are used up. Most trees on the hills and mountains have been cut down, hence the mudslides.

Molasses was the chief crop in Haiti until manufacturing processes took that away. The minute Haiti starts getting some organization in its government, someone starts a coup. There have been at least 10 coups since the late 1980's.

The US is block the return of Aristand and for good reason.

Because of the return of Duvalier, the US does not want another round of coups and bloodshed.

Because people and leaders have not been able to agree on issues, At least 45,000 Haitians have died at the hands of Tonton Macoutes or rebels from within their own borders or from Dominican republic militants.

When is enough enough?

Yet you are stating that everyone else is the problem.

When Haiti can elect a leader that the people agree with (without initiating a coup) and moving towards being a humanitarian leader and not tyrannical one, then you will see Haiti shine.

But it also resides on the people to put forth the effort and ensure that the needs of the people are looked out for.

Donivan, February 11 2011, 1:14 PM

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