Reply #62: Sorry, I was on the road.

[rog]

And I have spent a lot of time reading as many posts as I can on this topic, as well as reading the transcripts of the panel that questioned Noriega yesterday.

I know you don't like history lessons, but I have to say I am grateful for the in depth posts by Tinoire and others here who have provided background I was unaware of. I suggest you go back and read all of that, AND read the testimony of Noriega from yesterday.

It seems to me that similar information regarding Aristide, "questionable" elections, etc., etc., is coming from many different reliable sources, all of whom are trying to penetrate the fog of disinformation. Most people ... not just the folks here ... are saying that, while Aristide was far from perfect, many, if not most of his problems were not of his own making, and he complied with increasingly unreasonable demands from the US, the IMF, the WB, etc.

Even Noriega had to admit to basic facts which confirm a coup. And when I watch Noriega and slime like Mark Foley (of Florida) speak, I can see the lies and the evil behind their eyes.

These people care nothing for the citizens of Haiti.

That's what I think

.rog.