30792: Morse (comment) "A" supporters in Dreamland (fwd)

[Bob Corbett <corbetre@webster.edu>]

oloffsonram@aol.com

I'm surprised that Mr Robinson and his sources are so surprised that every one 
is driving around Haiti on Feb 29 in military attire. When Aristide's security 
guards came over to our house that night, they too were dressed in military 
attire and they were armed to the teeth. THE COUNTRY HAD STOPPED FUNCTIONING 
GUYS!!.Who ever you want to blame, our friend couldn't keep it together. 
Demonstrations and counter demonstrations were the main activity in 
Port-au-Prince at the time. Demonstrations stretching out farther than the eye 
could see. I'm surprised there's no mention of the "resignation letter". I'm 
also surprised that there's no mention of "A's" paramilitaries having been told 
to clear the streets and clear roadblocks (so the white cars could get through 
on the 28th/29th). I'm also surprised that there's no mention of the para 
militaries being ordered to trash Port-au-Prince, including banks, ports and 
businesses, AS SOON AS "A" WAS SAFELY OUT!!!. I'm also surprised to hear that 
last week, when people were in the streets celebrating a Brazil victory over 
Argentina, others were construing these "victory parades" as Pro "A" 
demonstrations. You folks are too much!!! When Brazil is playing Argentina in a 
COPA AMERICA FINAL, NO ONE IS TALKING POLITICS!!!!! No one is thinking about 
anything but soccer. I'm sorry. When Brazil scored five minutes into the match 
you could hear the roar throughout the country. The streets throughout the 
country were EMPTY until after the game. Thats when the Brazil fanatics took to 
the streets. We had a gig that night in Archaie for Mont Carmel. Canape Vert 
was completely blocked off as was Champ Mars. All Brazil fans. We had to go 
around Champ Mars, by the palace, through Belair, all the way down to Delmas 2 
to get across town. Wake up and smell the coffee folks.
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