16321: Du Tuyau: Fwd: letter from affectionate brother Victor (fwd)

[Bob Corbett <corbetre@webster.edu>]

From: ViandeMoulue@aol.com

Dear and dearest Mister Corbett,
Dear and dearest Corbettian friendships, not so friendships, suspicious-of-Du Tuyau, and all people-lovers of Haiti,

I receive yesterday a mail electronic from my affectionate brother Victor in Haiti. He live in that country long long time all his living life, but he writing and speaking better than me. The day before yesterday Tuesday, 7 Octobre 2003 was his Happy Birthday day. So he send me email on Haiti interesting email. I share with you his prospection. Please read too, if you no have problem with reading it.

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<<In a message last day before yesterday to viandemoulue@aol.com, Victor writing put words like this on computer screen>>

>> Dear brother with all affection for you I have,

I know how you feeling when I write to you. You afraid I say in message on internet, that I write dreadful words like this in French: "Envoie-moi" or "please send me money".

I know Diaspora role is to send money but, this time today, on my birthday, this is your gift. No money asked from me.

I write for you because I sharing with you conversation last night with my friend dearest. As you aware with particularity, yesterday was my Happy Birthday day. So, my friend had special nice time for me. After our sharing of sweet screamings, in the poetically darkened Haiti, but elevated to the supreme by our rosy candles, we pushed on the resting break. My oh so ever mango-Fransik-taste friend told me a story. I ask for you it is true.

She and me are Convergentic, as you know. I know you no Convergentic so I ask you. She say that our brothers of Homeland Insecurity told to her, that the French and Lavalas are at impasse now. The problem is on the regards of the 21 billion dollars. She say that the French wanted to stop the printing of Zórèy Titid 21 billion for money, but wanted to print other money for Haiti. The money total is now, $21,548,000,756.48.

The negotiation team Lavalas wanted exactly all that money. But the French say they give Titid only $21,548,000,756 and they keep the 48 cents for compromise. But the Lavalas team stop negotiations because Titid ask the French, "what are we going to give the ti pèp, the people then, if the 48 cents are withheld?".

Is that truthful, or is it no truthfullness?

Regards with my kindest of heart,
Victor

Du Tuyau forwarding question from his brother.