O mere sanm chahtarhuga janm janm mp3 song download

O Mere Sanm Chahtarhuga Janm Janm Series Of Questions
O Mere Sanm Chahtarhuga Janm Janm Free Of Charge

Scholars MOST take position or side when their countries are in danger.

Vedrine) Dec. 13, 2004 Well, its a good idea to have DIPLOMAS and I would encourage anyone to go for them.

We have been living in a society where the majority of people are ILLITERATE.

That has had so far a great impact on that countrys development.

The more educated people are, the better it is for a country, and we can certainly understand why most French would agree with this phrase: The French are the resources of France.

O Mere Sanm Chahtarhuga Janm Janm Series Of Questions

What have most of those with many DIPLOMAS contributed to the building of a new Haitian society We could go on and on asking a series of questions pertaining to the issue, an important one if we would like to get deeper and deeper in the MISSION of the literate citizen.

We could certainly go into details with this issue by developing a whole philosophy from the Haitian Reality.

When one starts reading The 1987 Haitian Constitution, oh Lord Its so beautiful, and anyone who happens to know a little bit about The First Independent Black Country in the world would say Gee These people are quite advanced democratically particularly when reading these sections on education: Article 32: The State guarantees the right to education.

It sees to the physical, intellectual, moral, professional, social and civic training of the population.

Article 32-1: Education is the responsibility of the State and its territorial divisions.

O Mere Sanm Chahtarhuga Janm Janm Free Of Charge

They must make schooling available to all, free of charge, and ensure that public and private sector teachers are properly trained.

Article 32-2: The first responsibility of the Sate and its territorial divisions is education of the masses, which is the only way the country can be developed.

The States shall encourage and facilitate private enterprise in this field.

Article 32-3: Primary schooling is compulsory under penalties to be prescribed by law.

Classroom facilities and teaching materials shall be provided by the State to elementary school students free of charge.

Article 32-9: The State and its territorial divisions have the duty to make all necessary provisions to intensify the literacy campaign for the masses.

Article 33: There shall be freedom of education at all levels.

This freedom shall be exercised under the control of the State.

In other words, military dictatorships, internal warfare, civilian dictatorship, caudillismo, and a whole reign of terror within the concept of power of darkness.

The questions in point 1 and 2 should be our focus, and they are also questions for any individual with DIPLOMAS to take a moment to reflect on them.

Nothing wrong and absolutely wrong when you go to school, you work hard to get a diploma or diplomas in any discipline.

But, what are you going to do vis--vis your community your country in this sense after receiving them Are you just going to hang them on your house, office walls to impress people Its good that you have certain qualifications and its also good for people to know about it, but what is your vision in the sense of changing your community your country for the best with all the knowledge youve acquired Our Haitian society has been quite a selfish one, and I should say with no doubt that our scholars have contributed a great deal to the underdevelopment of our country, and to all of its chaos.

This is not something new to some of us who have been trying very hard to tell the truth, even if it is risky sometimes.

If we go back in history, it has been the same old song, the same tango since after Haiti s independence where when MOST Haitian scholars after returning from Europe did NOTHING that would change our society or have a POSTIVE impact on it.

O Mere Sanm Chahtarhuga Janm Janm Mp3 Song Download