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Mr. Grant you point is well taken. But as to your statement...

Ronald Altieri - January 17 2011, 1:49 PM

Mr. Grant you point is well taken.

But as to your statement that "The situation which had evolved in Rwanda bears no resemblance to Haiti's; therefore, any attempt at drawing a parallel, is to try to pull the wool over the people's eyes..."

Allow me to say that if you read my statement over again, nowhere will you see that i stated or implied - in any way shape or form - that the situation in Rwanda reflect/resemble any segment in the story of Haiti.

Moreover, if a parallel was perceived through the stated, i assure you that was inadvertent.

The clear point that was being made, David, is as follows: "The Hutus and the Tutsis have taken care the business of cleaning their capital and are getting along just fine. This, vis-a-vis this regime and that regime in Haiti in Haiti's political legacy...

By the way! I am also not Duvalierist, Aristidist or Prevalist (there has to be room for some humor).

Anyway! Thank you for your eloquent comment.

Let us move on!

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