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**Sarah Armstrong** · 11-29-2010, 08:28 AM

interesting, entire posts of mine which veered off the direct subject of threads mysteriously "vanished"..but this repeated violation by you of the accepted rules about relevance is allowed. wow?

Did you really put the doc. out or are you an associate of the person who did. My INITIAL comments in the "white" Haitian thread mentioned that I had seen the FIRST part of the doc. and I questioned why the OPENING, from a linear sense mentioned Dessalines killing and sparing some whites BEFORE it even mentioned what the nature of the relationship between the whites and Africans were on Haiti. The letter A comes BEFORE the letter G.

Had you not been so personally offended, you could have just told me that....ok, fair cirticism, but the history of slavery and the french/spanish role is mentioned LATER on in the doc. But you didn't.....in fact after numerous replies, this is your first time mentioning it.

You could have answered my QUESTION..and diffused the situation in one fell swoop. Go back and re read my comments and tell me that this isn't the case.

Any comments about the THREAD topic?

i did answer you on thread about my documentary, i will not recite what i wrote because i do not want to ((violate)) the rules of the thread but if you would not judge a book by its cover there would not be a problem. with that being said, the pagan based sub Saharan African based religions are not a everyday part of my life aside from the fact the pounding of the drums and chants keep me awake many a night, though i have studied obeah back in Jamaica and Vaudou i have been to several rituals and a friend of mine is passionate about the subject and is a mystic of sorts, within every faith you can find good people and bad people and good aspects and negative, there are good people who are not the monsters that the western media make in these scary films but the problems within voadou are real and there is a dark side. i have no desire to really critique it because it is not my faith and want no real part of it.

11-29-2010, 08:28 AM	#33
Sarah Armstrong Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 554 Senior Member	interesting, entire posts of mine which veered off the direct subject of threads mysteriously "vanished"..but this repeated violation by you of the accepted rules about relevance is allowed. wow? Did you really put the doc. out or are you an associate of the person who did. My INITIAL comments in the "white" Haitian thread mentioned that I had seen the FIRST part of the doc. and I questioned why the OPENING, from a linear sense mentioned Dessalines killing and sparing some whites BEFORE it even mentioned what the nature of the relationship between the whites and Africans were on Haiti. The letter A comes BEFORE the letter G. Had you not been so personally offended, you could have just told me that....ok, fair cirticism, but the history of slavery and the french/spanish role is mentioned LATER on in the doc. But you didn't.....in fact after numerous replies, this is your first time mentioning it. You could have answered my QUESTION..and diffused the situation in one fell swoop. Go back and re read my comments and tell me that this isn't the case. Any comments about the THREAD topic? i did answer you on thread about my documentary, i will not recite what i wrote because i do not want to ((violate)) the rules of the thread but if you would not judge a book by its cover there would not be a problem. with that being said, the pagan based sub Saharan African based religions are not a everyday part of my life aside from the fact the pounding of the drums and chants keep me awake many a night, though i have studied obeah back in Jamaica and Vaudou i have been to several rituals and a friend of mine is passionate about the subject and is a mystic of sorts, within every faith you can find good people and bad people and good aspects and negative, there are good people who are not the monsters that the western media make in these scary films but the problems within voadou are real and there is a dark side. i have no desire to really critique it because it is not my faith and want no real part of it.
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