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rtejeda

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:ermm: Just an over view of the meaning of "corruption"

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Corruption is a general concept describing any organized, interdependent system in which part of the system is either not performing duties it was originally intended to, or performing them in an improper way, to the detriment of the system's original purpose.

For instance its the duty of the President and the executive Branch of government to, always, protect the national security: In the Dominican Republic's case, (PLD) Leonel Fernandez Reyna is the person responsible for the protection of the national sovereignty, with any required action responsibilities on the armed forces.

The fact that Haitians are pacifically invading the Dominican territory and the Executive Branch of government is not doing anything about it constitute, not only, negligence but lack of decisive leadership and potential corruption.

I am concern about the extreme dependency the Dominican government has with Washington and I will not be surprise if USA's influence is controlling or calling some of the shots, regarding this invasion matter.

Why is the official government not addressing the massive illegal Haitian immigration, into Dominican Republic, as a national security issue?

The USA would rather have Haitians illegally migrating into Dom. Rep. than into Miami or New York. Therefore, exist a not too remote possibility that this pacific invasion of Haitians families into the Dominican Republic is not only tolerated but illegally allowed to the detriment of the Dominican people and their Republic.

80% of the tourism labor market is reported to be of Haitians decent, in violation of current Dominican's labor laws.

What is the PARTIDO LiBERACION DOMINICANA and its government doing to "LIBERATE" THE COUNTRY FROM THIS MASSIVE HAITIAN TAKE OVER?


Specific types of corruption include:

Political corruption, corruption of a political system through bribery, intimidation, extortion, vote buying, destabilization, or influence peddling
Police corruption
Corporate crime, crimes either committed by a corporation or by individuals that may be identified with a corporation or other business entity
Data corruption, the receiving of data which is different from that which was transmitted or otherwise intended.:bunny:
 
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Rick Snyder

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Another useless commentary with only 7 major grammatical errors.

Now class, all together say "PLEASE NO MORE CLASSES ON USELESS CHIT"!
 

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Rick Snyder said:
Another useless commentary with only 7 major grammatical errors.

Now class, all together say "PLEASE NO MORE CLASSES ON USELESS CHIT"!

Actually, Lic. Ricardo Tejeda has better spelling in English than in Spanish. Just checked out his article published in WIKEPEDIA and titled "Partido de la speranza dominicana", which has at least 700 spelling mistakes, not counting the non sequitors...
 

miguel

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Same broken record!

All I can say, again, is that this guy "le encanta que le den pao pao".

I have faith in him and one day, ONE DAY, he will understand that EVERYTHING he posts WILL be taken as a joke.

I really do not know where his pride is but I am beginning to feel sorry for him. Sorry for him for not understanding that all his ramblings are creating "hysteria" among SOME members and that he will never be taken seriously.

Some day, some day!.

Is "hysteria" written with a "Y" or a "I"?. Nah, I wrote it right!. LOL.
 

BushBaby

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Sorry Miguel but I think your word 'Hysteria" is spelt incorrectly - my view is that it should be spelt with a 'P' at the front instead of the 'H'!!

Come on rtejada - we have enough political incompetents living & acting fools down here without someone from outside the country trying to muscle in!! Give us a break PLEASE!! ~ Grahame
 
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drtampa

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In reviewing the introduction that this person so graciously provided to us early in his DR1 posting career, it appears that he might still be an employee of the state of Florida. If that is in fact true, God help us in Florida.
 

elchino

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rtejeda, seems to have a point, pertaining to the lack of action by the government. Can someone comment on that subject, of illegal immigration into D.R. (?).
 

Rick Snyder

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Board members please excuse the diversion.

Elchino,

Welcome to DR1. I noticed by your prior posts that you are searching for information concerning our little island. Let me supply some links for your reading pleasure. You haven’t stated if you can read Spanish and if not then some of these links may be of no benefit;

http://pdba.georgetown.edu/Constitutions/DomRep/domrep02.html
http://www.suprema.gov.do/novedades/sentencias/wlleyesc.htm
http://www.dr1.com/forums/showthread.php?t=51983&highlight=illegal+immigration
http://www.dr1.com/forums/showthread.php?t=49037&highlight=illegal+immigration
http://www.dr1.com/forums/showthread.php?t=47107&highlight=illegal+immigration
http://www.dr1.com/forums/showthread.php?t=46615&highlight=illegal+immigration
http://www.dr1.com/forums/showthread.php?t=44296&highlight=illegal+immigration
http://www.dr1.com/forums/showthread.php?t=43015&highlight=illegal+immigration
http://www.dominicantoday.com/app/article.aspx?id=15265
http://www.dominicantoday.com/app/article.aspx?id=15246
http://www.dominicantoday.com/app/article.aspx?id=13967
http://www.dominicantoday.com/app/article.aspx?id=12401
http://www.dominicantoday.com/app/article.aspx?id=12274
http://www.dominicantoday.com/app/article.aspx?id=12249
http://www.dominicantoday.com/app/article.aspx?id=12112
http://www.dominicantoday.com/app/article.aspx?id=12076
http://www.dominicantoday.com/app/article.aspx?id=11650
http://www.dominicantoday.com/app/article.aspx?id=11524
http://www.dominicantoday.com/app/article.aspx?id=11404
http://www.dominicantoday.com/app/article.aspx?id=10916
http://www.dominicantoday.com/app/article.aspx?id=10477
http://www.dominicantoday.com/app/article.aspx?id=10225
http://www.dominicantoday.com/app/article.aspx?id=9743

After reading these then come on back and join in on the conversations.

Rick

Now back to the subject matter.
 

bilijou

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It must be a different state of mind...

The fact that Haitians are pacifically invading the Dominican territory and the Executive Branch of government is not doing anything...

...for a person who "pacifically invaded" the United States decades ago, without the US government doing anything about it, not see himself as a hypocrite saying that.

I am concern about the extreme dependency the Dominican government has with Washington and I will not be surprise if USA's influence is controlling or calling some of the shots, regarding this invasion matter.

Specially if he really does work for the US government.

I have a theory:

Dominican culture is dominated by ambiguity. This ambiguity is the reason why people like rtejeda cant see their hypocrisy.

rtejeda's case is obviously to do with the ambiguity of race in DR that goes back to the days of independence and institutionalized during Trujillo.
However, I dont think it stops at race. In our view of history, there is ambiguity about how bad the Trujillo regime or comunism was. rtejeda not only ignores Dominican's race, but where he lives and works. This is the ambiguity of the periods after the fall of Trujillo. The love hate relationship with the US. The socialist movements in DR combined with the propaganda against comunism during the times, created ambiguity.
Caama~o was our hero; this comment is always followed by the massacres he participated in before.

On a personal level, ambiguity about how much "tigueraje" or "seriedad" is proper.
In politics, the party founded by the ex-dictator's righthand man united with the party founded and then ran by their biggest enemies. Who's who?

Everything is just "blurry".

What do you think?
 
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cobraboy

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I wish you guys would lay off rtejada. I'm putting in my application for Beer PoohBah under his administration.
 

Tuan

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Poor Tejeda. Evidently he has a history with the board members that interferes with his message. The rhetoric of a pollitical poor loser (PRD?) also outshines his original point, as does his anti-Americanism. But the basic point that DR/US have tacit cooperation in relieving the emigration pressure in Haiti certainly hs the ring of the possible.
But it's more diplomacy/politics than corruption, I'm afraid.
 

elchino

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Its manipulation of rtejeda's public opinion?

rtejeda, seems to have a point, pertaining to THE LACK OF ACTION by the government. Can someone comment on that subject, of illegal immigration into D.R. (?).

Its true that, housing developers are using low cost illegal Haitians labor and then getting the Haitians, construction workers, deported to avoid paying them?

Finally, why this Board only criticize rtejeda, when in fact there are many others committing significant grammatical errors? Was-up with the 1.7 million of illegal immigrants taking 80% of the employed labor force? Why not, primarily, talk about the expressed opinion or concern of individual writing them?
 

rtejeda

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Indeed it must be a different state of mind

BILIJOU wrote:

..."for a person who "pacifically invaded" the United States decades ago, without the US government doing anything about it, not see himself as a hypocrite saying that".
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Sub.: A different state of mind

To the contrary, getting all those Dominicans, nationalized by "Trujillo", out of their country, by making it easy for them to leave their home land, legally, primarily to New York and as a result making it easier for Haitian to take over, is perhaps part of the big picture you guys are refusing to see.

The point I am trying to convey is, the lack of action to do something about resolving or documenting the illegals, Werther they are from China or Haiti. Whats wrong with that?

By-the-way I don't think Dominicans have 80% of the workforce withing the United States, anywhere. And tell me, what is the meaning of immigration reform in the United States?

A little paranoid USA, thinking that Mexicans will eventually be taking California back from the USA? Maybe not, its just something the U.S.A government have to resolved and do. George W. Bush is doing his job, protecting his country's national security. Whats wrong with the Dominican President doing the same?

I was a child, at the time my entire family was granted legal permanent visa and moved to New York.
 
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Rick Snyder

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Rtejeda,

After reading your posts I’ve determined that the problem that is confronting you is your failure to be abreast of the situations and conditions presently being faced by the populace here in the Dominican Republic. You seem to have a limited supply of what is happening here and seem to lack the “complete” picture. This is evident from your posts which contain only half the truth of the subject matter you try to discuss.

A classic example of the aforementioned shortcoming possessed by you is contained in your OP of this thread. There can be no doubt that the invasion ongoing in the DR from the inhabitants of Haiti is in fact a pacific invasion but to say that the government is doing nothing about it is preposterous. And therein lies the reason as to why I say you are omitting the whole truth to the situation.

Of course you may be fulfilling a certain agenda with your posting of half/truths but I assure you that your effort, what ever that may be, is falling on deft ears.

I have a thought for you to contemplate in your leisure. Because the Haitians are pacifically invading the DR and if the DR were to take a complete, hard stance against this pacific invasion from Haiti and they were to make the borders impenetrable what is the possibility that this invasion would no longer be of a pacific nature? With the vast amount of the Haitian population being of a penurious nature, much more so then the Dominican populace, and the DR were to make its borders impenetrable do you not think that due to the position the Haitian people would be placed that the invasion would turn from pacific to one of conflict? Think about it!!

Going under the assumption that your stating only half the truth is due to your lack of knowledge then I have supplied some links that I wish you to place in your “favorites” list or “Bookmarks” so that you will have easy access and can stay abreast of what is happening here in the DR;

http://www.clavedigital.com/Index.asp
http://elnuevodiario.com.do/app/frontpage.aspx
http://www.hoy.com.do/app/frontpage.aspx
http://www.diariolibre.com/app/frontpage.aspx
http://www.elcaribecdn.com/
http://www.elnacional.com.do/app/frontpage.aspx
http://www.periodicoelfaro.com.do/
http://www.listindiario.com.do/
http://www.rdnoticias.com/index.html
http://www.dominicantoday.com/app/frontpage.aspx


ElChino,

The above links are for your use also as it is apparent that you also suffer from the lack of knowledge offered on the internet. All of these links have a search function so that the two of you may research the prior reports on any subject. Please do not rely on this board as your only source of information on any subject matter. The major problem with the individual that you wish to defend is his consistent posting of half/truths, innuendos and conspiracy theories. Unless you wish to be placed in the same tool shed I would suggest that you do a little research on the subject matter before posting an opinion so that you will be better informed and therefore in a better position to defend that which you wish to defend.

The classic example of this would be the OP. I suggest that you go to his post click on his name. When doing so you will be afforded the options of;

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Click on (Find all posts by *******) and research that which has been posted prior. If after reading all that and you should desire to defend the underdog then come back and do so as that is your right. Be aware that if you play too close to the person playing in puddles that you might get wet from the backsplash.

Rick

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rtejeda

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Respecto a la corrupcion y comemtario de Jorge Subero Isa

De: Cesar, Bronx, NY
La corrupcion se ha convertido en parte de la cultura en Rep. Dominicana, tanto asi que el que ocupa un cargo publico y no se hase rico lo tildan de "pen..." , porque ya se supone que los cargos publicos es para cada quien buscase lo suyo y desde alli saquear al pais.
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De: Ismael, Santiaguero
Ahora quiere el consagraciarse con los peledeistas, despues que sus jueces, mayoritariamente recomendados por el PRD, ese PPH que le dijo a ?l que MARIANO GERMAN se iba del INDOTEL con CONSTITUCION O SIN CONSTITUCION, han dejado en libertad no solo a los delincuentes sin apellidos de los barrios que manejan drogas, por miedo, sino que la influencia del PPH ha sido una traba y ahora es que el la dice.

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De: Pablo Rodriguez, New York
Pero que charlatan es este se?or, a quien pretende el enga?ar con estas declaraciones despues de diez a?o al frente de la Justicia dominicana, ahora es que viene a pedir castigo para los corruptos, cuando el principal corrupto es el mismo, ya que ha permitido que una banda de jueces corruptos se hagan due?os y se?ores de la justicia dominicana, desestimando condenas, que solamente jueces como ellos podrian poner en libertad a todos los criminales que han puesto, a cambio de dinero, o politica. callese la boca sr. Subero que usted es el principal corrupto.

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De: Melba, Santo Domingo, RD
Lamentablemente en este pais, a quien lucha en contra de la corrupcion o la denuncia, lo tildan de "conflictivo", pues a los mas altos niveles de nuestra "sociedad" es donde mas acentuada esta la corrupcion, siendo una cultura arraigada. Lo ven como lo "normal". Aqui hay personas que presiden instituciones, son altos funcionarios y desvian el dinero institucional a sus cuentas personales, y nadie hace nada al respecto. Ojala todos nos pongamos en esa onda de combatir este mal !

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De: Macos Peres, Santo Domingo
Cuando un juez presidente pasa su tiempo figureando en la prensa, en vez de dictar disposiciones judiciales, se ve que la justicia anda sin rumbo fijo.

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De: Brito..., FL
Usted sabe quienes son "DIGA NOMBRES Y SOMETA CORRUPTOS Y MENOS BLA, BLA, BLA ... ACCION MENOS PLEPA ESO ES LO QUE ESTAMOS ESPERANDO.
 
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bilijou

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I feel like I want to punch someone (rtejeda preferrably).

Not because of I hate the guy, but because I meet rtejedas everyday. They say the same thing and in the same way.
I always try to figure why, if DR has so many much more important problems, do these people focus always on the Haitian migration issue?

To the contrary, getting all those Dominicans, nationalized by "Trujillo", out of their country, by making it easy for them to leave their home land, legally, primarily to New York and as a result making it easier for Haitian to take over, is perhaps part of the big picture you guys are refusing to see.

From what I understand, this idiot is saying that Trujillo essentially "blackened" or "haitianized" the country. ARE YOU ****ING SERIOUS?
Trujillo?! A man who used to put make up on to seem more white.

While the concept of an Arian race was going around in Europe, Trujillo was importing Japanese and Jews. The Japanese and Jews were considered inferior by the Social Darwinist standards; however, in Trujillo's mind, anything was better than black. So, 30 thousand innocent people (mostly Haitian, but some Black Dominicans) are killed close to the border. They were replaced by the Japanese and Jews. This is called ethnic cleansing, and rtejeda still has the "cojones" to say that Trujillo was pro-Haitian.

When I hear about the percentage of Haitians in the Dominican labor market, I immediately think of the Haitians working in the cane fields. If the numbers are high is because it's CHEAP LABOR, as in many workers for less money. Yes, they are many but they are doing jobs Dominicans WON'T do. With the high productions costs in DR (because of electricity and legal fees), haitians are a valuable asset.

And to say that nothing is being done. I read an article where families were separated. Kids were rounded up from SCHOOL and sent to Haiti without their families knowing. Its like they're animals without feelings.

I think we should see rtejeda less for what he is saying, but for who he is: a silent cancer in our society.
 
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jguerrero

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Your understanding or interpretation is wrong, you idiot.

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"From what I understand, this idiot is saying that Trujillo essentially "blackened" or "haitianized" the country. ARE YOU ****ING SERIOUS?
Trujillo?! A man who used to put make up on to seem more white".
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Well, let me tell you, I am not sure if rtejeda is of violence nature but for sure he can deal with it very effectively, so I was told:

1ST, the way I understood what rtejeda said is that for 30+ years, Trujillo nationalized his people to be true nationalist, and had they not migrated out of the country, primarily to New York, this Haitian migration into D.R. territory would have never escalated to the level its today, where there are over 1.7 million of illegal Haitian, and very little is being done to resolve the problem. Like and according to what you said, deporting children without their family is wrong and not right.

2nd, rtejeda, never insinuated that Trujillo was pro-Haitian. However, when Trujillo was killed, he left a country with no international debt (deuda externa) or immigration problem, the state had a clear tittle of sovereignty.

Trujillo was WRONG about the way he resolved the Haitians illegal immigration into D.R. territory but he resolved it.

If the way immigration Department is deporting children is in a wrong way is due to the lack proper policy.
 
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