17099: Ives asks Vishnusurf re post 17094 (fwd)

[Bob Corbett <corbetre@webster.edu>]

From: K. M. Ives <kives@toast.net>

Vishusurf writes that "some of Haiti's most important political thinkers
are key members of the CONVERGENCE; folks who are way above reproach, folks
who risked their lives for arisitide and are now so disillusioned with him
that they partake in the only feasible alternative, which is the
CONVERGENCE.  to suggest that they are fixing to sell out ayiti cheri is an
affront to some hatians who have been engaged in the true struggle for
decades."

Could Vishusurf be more precise? Which members -- please name them -- of
the Convergence are "way above reproach" and why? Which ones "risked their
lives for Aristide" ? And why is does Vishusurf think that Convergence is
"the only feasible alternative" ?

Also please define "the true struggle."

Kim Ives