I used to think that being involved in Haitian politics was a dirty thing but I now realize that everything is politics and when you don't vote to agree, you disagree

so now I watch Haitian politics with an open eye

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Re: Can The Diaspora Vote In Haiti Election 2011?

by E. Evans Boursiquot on 12/11

regarde nous savons que les votes de la diaspora pourraient peser beaucoup et nous voulons en faire partis de cette decision
que les politiciens ou les fanatiques le veulent ou non nous sommes des haitiens et nous resterons haitiens
nous sommes des investisseurs dans la vie courante du pays.
nous tenons a tout faire pour aider Haiti notre mere.

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Re: Can The Diaspora Vote In Haiti Election 2011?

by bishop Rhau, replying to E. Evans Boursiquot on 12-Dec-09 06:04 AM

Totally in agreement with your thoughts.

It's a mandate.

We will not rest untill we see our Country Haiti delivered from the powers of darkness,

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Re: Can The Diaspora Vote In Haiti Election 2011?

by thomas Valcin, replying to bishop Rhau on 09-Mar-10 08:56 PM

Are kidding me, i think the disapora should run the our next election, but not in 2011, as i don't think we will be ready for it, as we don't want our nation to go vote somebody for just a piece of bread or a few dollars, eat for one day, then starve for 5 years.

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Re: Can The Diaspora Vote In Haiti Election 2011?

by Gogo on 12/11

i really not well informed about what is happening in Haiti politically.

I have heard that an activist haitian was trying to motivate the senat to vote about double nationality in Haiti.

Until now, i don't think that subject came up on the senat's table at all. Now, an election is coming up and some haitiens in the diaspora would like to participate.

Is that mean if you became an Us citizen you will be excluded?

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Re: Can The Diaspora Vote In Haiti Election 2011?

by Da Voice on 12/8

I don't see the reason why Haitians in Diaspora connot partake in the upcoming election.

What is crucial at this point is, who will be elected?

President Preval through cunning deceits has set up the election in such a way that it might work out in his favor.

He has used the CEP manipulatively to concoct a fraudulous "election" and will use the purported amended constitution to cling to power to further derail the country.

The diaspora must enusre that the next person elected must be one that has integrity, accountability, charatcter, transparency and honesty as his mantra.

We have been duped "doped" for far too long with Romeos with a ton of sugar on their tongues, promising what they can't deliver.

And should the election go well we have to watch out for the results.

It is no secret that persons would cast fraudulent ballots or try to trick the system, like in the days of Francois Duvalier.

Electorates would vote at one poll, remove the ink with dirt and vote elsewhere.

We have to ensure that Stalin's quotes doesn't materialize in Haiti as it did in the pass, "it is not the votes that counts but he who counts the votes."

"Nothing in life changes until you do"

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