Welcome to our journal of scholarly opinion (a
repository of ultimate knowledge) that is cloaked in the
protective veil of political and economic jargons. Arguably, just as everyone using a
first generation calculator could claim to be an expert at multiplication. So today,
thanks to the Internet, even citizens who unadroitly reproduce other people's work, for
example, on their Web sites, can boast to be journalists. We have differentiated
ourselves, made our mark intelligently reporting not just events but explaining their
meaning. This is manifested by our many columns (left, below). We hope the contents of our columns, at first, captivate
the minds of readers and, thereafter, engage in a full-throated debate about the hope for
a democratic and prosperous Haiti, long clamored loudly by most of the estimated 8.2
million Haitian nationals and friends of the Caribbean Republic.
| Professor Yves A. Isidor, executive editor of wehaitians.com,
the perfect arbiter of ultimate truth |
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