Try to keep up, I said "guessing" . You posted your picture,. that pretty much sums it up!You mean you assume
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Police Killed and stations over run
I don't know what that means but if I am one it doesn't sound bad to me!
You meant to say this?
Why Israel’s Border Fence Worked
The southern border fence helped curb illegal immigration, but it would not have been effective without incentive-reducing legislation
mida.org.il
From the article:
What does a photo at the border fence looks like when it captures some of the 118 that made it through in 2013? Like the one you posted?
It can be done. I guess that's the moral of the story.
Well you could clear cut a swath of land on the border. Bury a bunch of coffee cans. Lable the area as "mine field", just to see what happens.
wouldn't work. There is only 73 people over there that can read. You would have to put up voodoo dolls with missing limbs every 20 feet
I wanted to show the symbol for explosives but alas I couldn't. Anyway ... even they would understand that.
They all seem to have the same emoji 🧨
Kind of looks like a fire cracker though.
Thank you so much. That was very kind of you. . What is going on in Haiti right now is quite horrible. I have been speaking over the last week with a dear Haitian friend who is quite in despair that they will be able to hold elections -
A very "sloppy" story came out today from AP - I say sloppy in that Pierre Esperance is quoted as saying that "60% of the country" is under gang control - and I certainly doubt that to be the case. But PauP is pretty much paralyzed by gangs. https://apnews.com/article/caribbea...ngs-violence-be8f8d60434d094644bec2604f5ddd58.
I have never actually heard any Dominican speak of Haitians with anything except compassion- that was most likely simply a reflection of the circles in which I personally travelled in my 14 years there. I have certainly interviewed Haitians who have been threatened and beaten while in the DR.
The hostility that is directed towards Haitians on this message board? Why anyone who lives on a small island would wish that their neighbors, 5 hours away, should descend into chaos?
Schadenfreude - Wikipedia
Thank you so much. That was very kind of you. . What is going on in Haiti right now is quite horrible. I have been speaking over the last week with a dear Haitian friend who is quite in despair that they will be able to hold elections -
A very "sloppy" story came out today from AP - I say sloppy in that Pierre Esperance is quoted as saying that "60% of the country" is under gang control - and I certainly doubt that to be the case. But PauP is pretty much paralyzed by gangs. https://apnews.com/article/caribbea...ngs-violence-be8f8d60434d094644bec2604f5ddd58.
I have never actually heard any Dominican speak of Haitians with anything except compassion- that was most likely simply a reflection of the circles in which I personally travelled in my 14 years there. I have certainly interviewed Haitians who have been threatened and beaten while in the DR.
The hostility that is directed towards Haitians on this message board? Why anyone who lives on a small island would wish that their neighbors, 5 hours away, should descend into chaos?
Schadenfreude - Wikipedia
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The people I talk to in the north are desperate. They don't complain about violence but there is nothing there for them and they know it. They all want help to get to RD, Brazil, Mexico, or the USA. My Haitian friend in Chile wants to go to Mexico.
That ship sank a long time ago…
There’s a dangerous chance that gangs will run Haiti in the near future.
There’s no government there to speak of.
More like who grabs the collections box for the next musical chairs turn.
There’s no Haiti, just Haitians that happen to live on that side of Hispaniola.
There’s nothing to fix there, just to build alone.
Anything that resembles a State, must be built from scratch.
You can toss all of it out the window, including the official language, and start from zero.
Whatever gets built, will be a million times better than anything existing now.
Re-education camps with a one child policy would be a huge step in the right direction. It may be painful in the beginning but they'll be thanking us later on. They are in desperate need of civility.
For those who might want to learn more -
Michael Deibert has written two books on Haiti - both of which are excellent. He was an AP reporter on the ground for two years -
His two books - "Notes from the Last Testament" - which takes us to --I think - the end of Aristide
And his newest -"Haiti will not Perish" - from then until the election of Moise
the one amazing thing about #Moise is that he has managed to turn almost everyone against him- which is something that not even Baby Doc managed to do.
Michael Deibert has written two books on Haiti - both of which are excellent. He was an AP reporter on the ground for two years -
His two books - "Notes from the Last Testament" - which takes us to --I think - the end of Aristide
And his newest -"Haiti will not Perish" - from then until the election of Moise
the one amazing thing about #Moise is that he has managed to turn almost everyone against him- which is something that not even Baby Doc managed to do.
LMAO, trying to sell his books. Seems like a nice enough guy. Thank goodness he has the USA to protect his typical bleeding heart liberal views. "SIPA" an absolute meaningless curriculum.