Greetings Mr Woodring and staff. Its irionnic that I just

In response to Comparing Haiti To The Dominican Republic Part 1 - The Terrain, Greetings Mr Woodring and staff.

Its irionnic that I just recently visited the Dominican Republic for the first time. I flew over the mountains to Saint Dominque from Port-au-Prince and my first reaction and thinking was the same "who decided on which side of the Island is ours. I saw flat land as soon as we crossed the lake Enriquillo all the way the capital.

Than I said uhmmm, agricutural land/plains overthere.

Easy travelling roads, better enlargement spacial land for community growth.

Haiti got the worse part of the land. All of our cities ar conered by mountains or sea water.

Our cities get flooded with rain and storms.

Our Cities can not expand.

Not much agricultural land for growht.

Haiti is imprisonned to one little side of the land. The worst side. Uhmmmm "Who the hell decided to put us there".

Thanks.

Jerry.

a concerned Haitian/American.

The topic is: Comparing Haiti to The Dominican Republic Part 1 - The Terrain
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Posted by Jboogy on June 1 2012 at 8:37 AM

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Rafael Ravelo says...

Lamento contestarle en espanol pero es mi lengua materna y donde mejor me expreso.Haiti tiene una topografia mas accidentada que Rep Dom pero more »

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Elizabeth says...

woodring moin konpran sa w vle di a.min komprann bien ke se pa monn yo ki ampeche peyi a devlope min se gouvenman yo.monn yo ka kraze avek more »

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Stanlifelover509 says...

My friend Woodring, you are ABSOLUTELY RIGHT. Few people would have ever thought of this, and even though I learned my Haitian geography more »

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Angie Salomon Diaz-cervo says...

I understand what you mean but what is it that Haiti has that no other places have. What are the strength of Haiti? Is it true that we have an more »

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Stephan Saoud says...

That choice was made long before by the french colonist i presume. Coffee and sugar cane was a big business in the colony and you can only more »

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Marie says...

You know, I thought I was the only one to notice. And I said the same thing, what where they thinking to let them have all the flat more »

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Jacques Alerte says...

Very good observation comrade. More adversities gave us a lot to be proud of. The first black nation free from the grips of the colons of that more »

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Joseph Vallon says...

I though always,why our leaders cross tunnels through these mountains.They little mind,it's a country.they could invest the money country in more »

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Cj says...

I'm currently resides in Italy.Just this past weekend my Cousins and I, we were remembering our childhood in Haiti. While visiting with me we more »

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Jboogy says...

Greetings Mr Woodring and staff. Its irionnic that I just recently visited the Dominican Republic for the first time. I flew over the mountains more »

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