Looks like the article woke up the troll activity and they are marching on now.
Afro got deleted with his same old fuzzy thinking...........WE DOMINICANS HAVE A RIGHT TO DEFEND
OUR COUNTRY, AND A DUTY. AND IF YOU DON'T LIKE IT BUSTER, THAT IS TOUGH!

Huchi Lora almost 2 years ago said that 2009 is starting to look like 1963 where the Dominican population was getting to a boiling point that didn't end in nothing good as we know because it made us less stable but it did send a very good message that Dominican at one point or another do wake up. I don't know if you been to the site. www.ahiequeprende.com and there are many others that show that the Dominican youth is waking up and getting active. Also this is another site that we all should be getting involve more with too. www.lalucha.com.do

Exactly.

Excepto que los guineos son verdes para ser enemigo.

Thank you for the URL's, I like them both. The DR has to be the only country in the world that convokes their legislators to improve the constitution, and instead of gaining more citizens rights, we lose them.
The political mafia's are like the gangsters of the 1920's and 30's in Chicago, and the country's future is decided by previous agreements of just two men.
All these ruffians and no good bums, sucking on the tit of the state have to be taught a hard lesson, like in 1965 when the Dominicans rose up, against being mocked and ridiculed publicly by their rulers and all said in unison " We are mad as hell, and can't take it anymore".

When everything is set and done and if we ended up being absolve thru fusion with the country of Haiti there is no doubt that Leonel Fernandez inadvertently will be held as an martyr in the new republic. Some people did not vote for Peña Gomez because they believed he was going to sell us all out to Haiti. Oh they were wrong or what? Our Manchurian candidate was no other than Leonel himself and his international leftist peaceful coalition.


It is no freaking coincidence that Balaguer get leveled and trashed called racist by our now powerful leftist traitor coalition like Junot Diaz, the Evil Jesuit, Raquel Cepeda, ECT and the pro-Haitian that are not in the public arena like some here in the site. For these people individualism replace all matter. Patria or country is just a big chunk of earth to all them. To us nationalist is way more than that. Is where I used to go to the campo ride in the burro to the mountain bring a big sack of mango and in the process watch with awe the coffee plantations, orange plantation then go bathe in the deep CHALCO and see with my own eye the beautiful MANANTIAL of water.


Like some other poster said we haven’t heard Leonel stand on the issue. I will go as far as to say we will never see his stance coming from his own mouth. For one I know his motive he doesn’t want to alienate anybody that might brand him racist. He knows how to play our populace so sadly he is backstabbing the weaker one. I can’t stand the politic of my country yet I recognize that the only one holding press conference every now and then on the danger we are facing with our Haitian problem no surprise here are the few leftover of the old PRSC party not the one who sold themselves to the other party. I always see Jacinto Pelnado and his sons talking all the time about the needs for our country to control the illegal Haitians to no avail just ignorance from the people in power.


“The career soldier had a history of rescuing many stolen cattle from Haitian cattle thieves and just the week before had a gun battle that scared away a band of persistent cattle rustlers.”

For some months, I have traveled and traversed the frontier in every sense of the word. I have seen, investigated, and inquired about the needs of the population. To the Dominicans who were complaining of the depredations by Haitians living among them, thefts of cattle, provisions, fruits, etc., and were thus prevented from enjoying in peace the products of their labor, I have responded, ‘I will fix this.’ And we have already begun to remedy the situation. Three hundred Haitians are now dead in Bánica. This remedy will continue.” (Richard Lee Turtis, “A World Destroyed, A Nation Imposed: The 1937 Haitian Massacre in the Dominican Republic,” Hispanic American Historical Review 82, no. 3 (2002): 613.)

Jueves 5 de Noviembre del 2009, actualizado 2:54 AM


ENTREVISTA AL SECRETARIO GENERAL DE LA OEA
Insulza: “La migración haitiana es una carga para RD”
Adolfo Valenzuela - 11/5/2009

JOSÉ M. INSULZA PLANTEÓ LA NECESIDAD DE UNA MAYOR AYUDA DE LA COMUNIDAD INTERNACIONAL

El secretario general de la OEA, José Miguel Insulza, durante la entrevista en la Cancillería, ayer.
Santo Domingo.- El secretario general de la OEA, José Miguel Insulza, consideró ayer que el problema de las migraciones haitianas es una pesada carga para República Dominicana y, en consecuencia, se requiere el apoyo de la comunidad internacional.

Invitado para participar en la II Reunión de Ministros de Seguridad de Las Américas, Insulza dijo que “si bien el nivel de desarrollo de República Dominicana es muy superior al de Haití, sigue siendo un país del mundo en desarrollo, con sus necesidades y problemas en educación, salud”, entre otros.

En una entrevista exclusiva para LISTÍN DIARIO, Insulza consideró que si para un país desarrollado recibir ese número (entre 700 mil y un millón de inmigrantes) es ya un problema, “es una carga (para RD) que de alguna manera el conjunto de la comunidad internacional debe ayudar a sostener”.

Expresó que la ayuda ha funcionado, pero poco, “por lo que debería haber un apoyo mayor a la compresión de que algunos de los problemas de la población haitiana se solucionan en República Dominicana, o de una parte de la población haitiana”.

Avances
Cuestionado en torno a si la vecina Haití ha avanzado desde la salida del poder de Aristide, Insulza respondió que han habido avances, pero insuficientes.

“Haití ha tenido una estabilidad política en el sentido amplio de la palabra, no solamente de Estado, sino de maduración política”, dijo, para destacar el rol de la red de seguridad de la Minustah, la cual “ha asegurado la persistencia del orden social durante todos estos años”.

Enumeró parte de los temas que todavía debe mejorar, como el de la justicia, las cárceles, el sistema electoral, la creación de un consejo permanente electoral y la implementación de algunos proyectos de desarrollo.

Insulza dijo en que la policía haitiana “no está todavía en el punto óptimo en cuando al número de agentes”, y cuestionó si la estructura levantada hasta ahora resistirá el retiro de la red de seguridad. “Eso tiene que ser paulatino... y hay que trabajar para que el programa de desarrollo institucional asegure la persistencia de las instituciones de la democracia”, citó.

Primera ministro
Sobre los últimos acontecimientos en Puerto Príncipe relacionados con la destitución de la primera ministra Michéle Pierre-Louis, estimó que es una decisión tomada por una institución facultada para ello.

“Tenemos una muy buena evaluación del primer trabajo de la primera ministro, pero a quien le corresponde hacer esa evaluación es al Senado de Haití, y la ha hecho. Así funcionan las democracias en muchas partes del mundo”, explicó.

El presidente haitiano René Préval ha designado a Jean Max Bellerive, quien debe ser ratificado por el Parlamento.

So what is or was my "Same Old" fuzzy thinking?

Well,

About the errors in spelling, I encourage others to make corrections where they see them fro I was simply typing away anf not paying attention to grammatical errors. However, all that matters I wish people comprehended what i was trying to convey. This site deleted my reply to "an already" condescending post that was inciting for rhetorical negativities on so many levels.

For as my response to it was very much so truthful and peaceful as it could get as it was within effort to discourage posters from falling into the traps of Hardcore radical extremism and neo-conservatism of some fundamentalist racists on here using this forum as the platform to spew hatred and divisiveness. Unless this site suppots their actions in some form, why else would they have deleted my post? As I see this site is engaged in direct personal discriminative attacks even when members post valid posts or threads on certain issues that cleaner by for than most posted garbage I have seen on this site that the admins have allowed through.

On some less serious note, this site might as well be in a Cuban, North Korea, Iran or anywhere around the world where systemic rules of Dictatorship, Totalitarian. and Authoritarian funadamentalists reign (lol ha hahh ). It is rather hard to not see the partiality, biased favoritism and the expressed prejudices this site is participating in by banning only members they suspect of showing supports or sympathy for either Haiti, Haitians or those trying to defused the intense hatred that are being expressed on here and are intensifying daily...

So your point of views on that folks (lol)!!!