NO Elections in Haiti - Whose Fault is it REALLY?

While it would be too easy to blame the executive branch for not holding any elections in the last three years, the truth being told, it's the failure and fault of all and every Haitian for having given up their democratic rights and obligations.

How do you assume the politicians and the international community will do for you what you need to do for yourselves?.

When you don't stand for anything, that's just what you'll get; a president and his ministers who accept to sign the country over to foreign forces and the others who embrace it as if business as usual; all for their personal gain. The country and the people have given

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Fault or not,

don't even think about that, the issue of the selfishness of the diasporas and the rich people who live in Haiti, 5 % thief sat in the Haitian's government for many years with a poor mentality, drag the poor Haitian's people in the poverty, poor technology, poor education, poor professional's people.

poor farm, poor factory, poor school, poorcontractors and poor engeneer etc.

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It is sad that under the Duvalier's dictatorship, even official, all the elections were held making sure the Parliament is functional.

The actual political situation is the consequence of the non respect for the institutions, and the repeated violations of the Constitution since 1986. We have only, for the past 28 years, respected the constitution while it suited our selfish interests and in violating at the same time. Our shortsightedness and inability to make a National Plan resulted in our country being occupied and international mercenaries trampling the sacred land of our ancestors.

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La chambre fault because they

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