Miss Haiti Is Not Miss Universe 2010 but It's All Good

Believe me, attention on Haiti is good for us...

Considering that the only time the world talks about Haiti is to remind everyone of how poor the country is, it's good to get free the publicity on the "beauty" side.

All criticism aside, the young lady represented her country very well... My opinion...

Also read:

• Gerthie David, Miss Haiti 1975, First Runner Up At Miss Universe 1975
• Evelyn Miot, Miss Haiti 1962, First Black Semi-Finalist In Miss Universe Pageant

Between the Miss Universe competion and Wyclef running for president, Haiti has been in the news almost every day the past few days.

Sarodj Bertin made headlines criticizing Wyclef's bid for president and she has a good reason too... After all, her father Jean Bertin was also one of the candidates running for president.

It's only fair... Ca s'appelle "La Politique!" Get used to it!

Besides... She made good use of the black ink on some major newspapers with that comment...

Trust me, I would not be talking about Wyclef neither if Galbeau Saint Preux was running for president.

Since I will never be able to put on a bikini and stroll on the world stage, and I do mean NEVER, there's only one thing left to say.

Congratulations, Sarodj Cherie, we're proud of you.

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