Let's Build Gonave, Haiti!

I have gotten the question, who reads the blog for the site, and where do you come from.  Below are the top 10 countries, in order who visit our site weekly and sometime daily.   1.       United States 2.       Russia 3.       Malaysia 4.       Germany 5.       Indonesia 6.       United Kingdom 7.       France 8.       India 9.       Poland 10.      Ukraine The United States is number one by far, with over 93% of the hits registering from the there.    The largest browser used to search the site was Google Chrome, and then Firefox.   Google had 43% of the market, while Firefox had 37%.   Int...

La Gonave would serve best as being it's own autonomous region, BUT still a part of Haiti.  Here is why.  There has been talks for years about taking the small island and making it into its own country.  I have mentioned why that is totally a bad idea.  Also the amount of investment given to this new and unproven country would probably make matters worse. What would make sense for many reasons is to have a special administrative region that is very autonomous.  The people in the region or zone are allow to vote and self govern how they see fit.  There are a few things that should be noted.  A SAR, or Special Administrative Region, is just that.  It administers laws and creates it's own economy.  It doesn't have a military force, nor an actual constitution (it has something similar - Basic Law), and it doesn't represents itself on the international stage.  Plunging an island rife in poverty into being the next new nation will never wor...

So I have been working on this blog about Gonave since September.  Some of my readers are from Russia, Germany, Haiti, all points in between, and most are from America. I have to say I'm very flattered and I appreciate it!  I feel that Gonave and Haiti need the world wide attention and it is very important to me.  It is a cause I have adopted and I consider it my Passion Project. About 1,752 views have taken place since September with a little over 50% of that occurring in December alone.  Below is a chart I wanted to share with you as far as the percentages of viewers over the past four months and how 2013 ended.  Here is to a new year and lets continue to support Haiti and Gonave.   Go Gonave!