13216: Re: 13214: Jean Du Tuyau to stanley honorat re: freedom of expression etc... (fwd)

[Bob Corbett <corbetre@webster.edu>]

From: ViandeMoulue@aol.com

Mister Honorat,
Your ultimate sacrifice adequately expressed in a language manifestly substantially interesting, is manifest of your feelings emotionally extraordinary against the powerful Lavalas clique of innapropriately conducting the extraordinary affairs of Haiti.

But Mister Honorat, you are screaming loudly so "bare volè" after the bus driver left in the big stolen car, loudly so. Lavalas is powerfully established politically in institutionally powerfully established corners of the societal society of Haiti of now. Aristide the moun fou president of inappropriately governing country, is a masterly cunning politically understanding politician. Angrily saying and preparing subterfuges to cut his leg political is like in a sensibly saying way the saying in the beautifully words of appropriate French, beautiful language, <<planter son épée dans l'eau>> (hitting the see water with the sword to kill the water that can't die, mortally so).

I think thoughtfully, that maybe unfortunatley, we cannot continue all the time and untimingly, to be mad (emotion). I understand badly that most opponents opposing may be mad like me, against the Lavalas moun fou in powerfully controlling the country. Like we say in ugly creole ugly language, truthfully so, ou sezi. I would like to help big BIG time with some tea, maybe perhaps ginger tea (te gingembre) or Assorossi tea (te asowosi). But, poorly me politically, I cannot do that because poltically I am amorphously observing observingly.

Please Mister Honorat, excuse my poor badly spoken and written English. I am almost 15 months here next September 28. I am counting the days additionally, for my maybe perhaps better english.

Jean Du Tuyau