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creepy idea.....they voodoo chickens, and like to reproduce....eeewwwies.....Imagine the US looking like a voodoo jungle.....full of zombies..who dance with chickens, and bite their heads off.....seriously..keep 'em outta here !
Give Haiti to the French, France already has numerous colonial holdings in the Caribbean like St. Martin, Guadalupe, and Martinique. Let them add Haiti to their list of "overseas departments".
Afterall, they do speak French and were previously a French colony ...
Haiti may accept and even desire American annexation, but there is no way they would accept French annexation. France did screw Haiti pretty badly.
creepy idea.....they voodoo chickens, and like to reproduce....eeewwwies.....Imagine the US looking like a voodoo jungle.....full of zombies..who dance with chickens, and bite their heads off.....seriously..keep 'em outta here !
Come on, look at the good side...we could join them and, instead of wearing business suits, we could paint our faces and naked bodies, then dance around huge bonfires to trance music. It would be a great way to meet people and have fun.
Why not? The Haitians are for it. It would clear up a lot of illegal immigration cases now and free up the Coast Gaurd in Florida to gdevote more resources to going after drug runners. Similarly you'd see a massive influx from the Haiti Territory to the mainland US where former Haitian now American workers would do "the jobs Americans won't do." This would help get Congressional support for stopping illegal immigration from Mexico. And as all the people stuck in Haiti now leave Haiti itself would probably improve since the land, cities, and towns would no longer be so overcrowded. Between that and American investment in a newly stable Haiti the economy in Haiti would actually stand a chance of improving. Within 20 years we could Haitian statehood. Puerto Rico would probably rush to get in before Haiti. Maybe the Dominican Republic would follow shortly after that since the folks could look across the border and see how well their neighbors are doing.
Just what we need - NOT. Are you insane. We already have enough problems with this "group", why in the world would you want more? Is the murder rate not high enough for you. Out of Wedlock birthrate not high enough for you? Welfare roles not swollen enough for you. Do you have a deathwish for the USA? GSTHA
Why not? The Haitians are for it. It would clear up a lot of illegal immigration cases now and free up the Coast Gaurd in Florida to gdevote more resources to going after drug runners. Similarly you'd see a massive influx from the Haiti Territory to the mainland US where former Haitian now American workers would do "the jobs Americans won't do." This would help get Congressional support for stopping illegal immigration from Mexico. And as all the people stuck in Haiti now leave Haiti itself would probably improve since the land, cities, and towns would no longer be so overcrowded. Between that and American investment in a newly stable Haiti the economy in Haiti would actually stand a chance of improving. Within 20 years we could Haitian statehood. Puerto Rico would probably rush to get in before Haiti. Maybe the Dominican Republic would follow shortly after that since the folks could look across the border and see how well their neighbors are doing.
Come on, look at the good side...we could join them and, instead of wearing business suits, we could paint our faces and naked bodies, then dance around huge bonfires to trance music. It would be a great way to meet people and have fun.
Like an old Bela Lugosi movie. Frightened horses, women fainting, men in white linen shorts chewing on special leaves.......
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