Sosua Reports

[QUOTE=OldKool;1373421]Thefacts are the DR and Rio women are attracted to financial security. The more money you have the more attractive you are. To the we are very wealthy. They will do all they can to gain our interest and money. Also latin men treat their women rather poor by our standards. So when a an with money approaches them AND IS kind. BINGO both parties are very happy.[/QUOTE]I beg to differ. When you get into a REAL relationship with a woman from either country who you are not handing out money to and constantly spending money on then you will see that is not the case. Maybe Dominican men treat their women like shit (I personally have no first hand knowledge of this), but I know Brazil, Colombia, and Peru well enough to know that those guys hold their women in high esteem. As far as us appearing wealthy to them; well maybe if you are messing with uneducated women who are dirt poor. But one of my ex Brazilian girlfriends owns a hair salon and her dad has money coming out of his ears. My ex Dominican girlfriend's dad owns an insurance company and he has been footing her bills since I have known her back in Santo Domingo. She just moved to New Jersey with her mom from Madrid where her AND her sister have been living the last few years while working on their Masters. I don't think I in no way, shape, or form appear very wealthy to any of those people.

A bit off point but I was talking to one of my lady friends in Thailand the other day and told her I was a little sick. She asked what would make me feel better. I said money. She offered to go get a loan from the bank and she was dead serious. I had to tell her that I was just joking about the money.

My analysis is for all women. They want a man who can provide in most cases. I have never gone out with any upper class women in my travels and I doubt I will. I am not trying to charm a babe or be in long term relationships. I will take a sweet poor girl all day long. In the DR a large number of the girls I have dealt with had children by guys who abandoned the them. Many have disappointent and anger. Money and power is still the worlds number 1 aphrodisiac in every country. Possibly 20 years ago when I was in my youth hot rich girls would want e for my great looks. Now I enjoy paying to fuck 20 something females with no angst.

[QUOTE=Mr Enternational; 1373423]I beg to differ. When you get into a REAL relationship with a woman from either country who you are not handing out money to and constantly spending money on then you will see that is not the case. Maybe Dominican men treat their women like shit (I personally have no first hand knowledge of this) , but I know Brazil, Colombia, and Peru well enough to know that those guys hold their women in high esteem. As far as us appearing wealthy to them; well maybe if you are messing with uneducated women who are dirt poor. But one of my ex Brazilian girlfriends owns a hair salon and her dad has money coming out of his ears. My ex Dominican girlfriend's dad owns an insurance company and he has been footing her bills since I have known her back in Santo Domingo. She just moved to New Jersey with her mom from Madrid where her AND her sister have been living the last few years while working on their Masters. I don't think I in no way, shape, or form appear very wealthy to any of those people.

A bit off point but I was talking to one of my lady friends in Thailand the other day and told her I was a little sick. She asked what would make me feel better. I said money. She offered to go get a loan from the bank and she was dead serious. I had to tell her that I was just joking about the money.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=OldKool;1373443]My analysis is for all women. They want a man who can provide in most cases. I have never gone out with any upper class women in my travels and I doubt I will. I am not trying to charm a babe or be in long term relationships. I will take a sweet poor girl all day long. In the DR a large number of the girls I have dealt with had children by guys who abandoned the them. Many have disappointent and anger. Money and power is still the worlds number 1 aphrodisiac in every country. Possibly 20 years ago when I was in my youth hot rich girls would want e for my great looks. Now I enjoy paying to fuck 20 something females with no angst.[/QUOTE]Me too. Cheap ho's all the way.

[QUOTE=Mr Enternational;1373423]A bit off point but I was talking to one of my lady friends in Thailand the other day and told her I was a little sick. She asked what would make me feel better. I said money. She offered to go get a loan from the bank and she was dead serious.[/QUOTE]I love the GFE vibe in Thailand. Sosua is a quick, relatively cheap and easy trip, in between the more major excursions to other countries.

[QUOTE=Mr Enternational; 1373419]That video was horrible. The guy actually contacted me through facebook asking me to be in it but I declined. For the first few minutes I kind of regretted it, but as it got deeper in and I saw the real plot I was glad I didn't participate in that charade. The big girl was the realest one in the film. She was on point. Everyone else besides maybe the preacher was totally full of shit. At random:

1. Ten times the guy mentioned he came to Rio to see the Jesus statue, but has no idea the name of it is Cristo Redentor (Christ the Redeemer). He had already been there two days. What was he waiting on?

2. They did interviews at Meia Pataca. And what is Meia Pataca? Well it's like Merengue bar in restaurant form.

3. They interviewed John Thompson. Really? Wait. I just realized they didn't put his real name. Ooops.

4. Guys mentioned how they are so into the culture but from how it appeared none of them knew a word of Portuguese and didn't seem to know anything outside of Copacabana A. K. A. Hoar Central.

5. They interviewed two women who didn't speak English. All they mentioned was how Black guys like to party and dance well and the girls themselves like hip-hop music. They must have a really sweet job seeing that they have all this money and time to do all this partying and to get to know the American guys well. Hint: Same job as the girls in Classico.

6. If a person frequently visits a country yet has only friends of the opposite sex, then what he is really there for is the women and not the culture.

I could go on. Let's call a spade a spade. Every person they interviewed in Brazil for that film had something to do with P4P. I know because at times I had plenty to do with P4P during my days in Brazil (I even remember the guy with the freckles). I do not think the Brazilian girl who spoke English was in Brazil judging from the furniture in the room where she was interviewed, not to mention when she spoke of Brazil she said "there" and not "here." I don't know why this guy saw fit to waste his time and money making this crap. There must have been someone he desperately needed to fool, but if they fell for this mess then bless their little heart.[/QUOTE]I hear you and I agree with a lot of your points. I actually liked the film though. At the end of the day we all knew those guys were mongers so there was def a certain amount of BS being sold there. However, I think there were some great points made from the preacher, a couple of the women, and I think the guys made good points as well. The position of the men is slightly comprimised though because there's obviously a lot of the story that they're leaving out. But I feel what they're saying. I'm a monger and I love Brazil obviously because it's still #1 on the mongering scale for me. However, I love the country itself as well. There are tons of things that I love to do in Brazil that have nothing to do with P4P. I think that's what a lot of those guys were prob trying to say. And I'm glad they made it that way. Let's face it, do we really want a bunch of brothers on camera telling the world or whoever will watch about mongering in Rio? I know I don't. Those who know, know. All others don't need to know. It will just make my life harder.

[QUOTE=Mr Enternational; 1373419]That video was horrible. The guy actually contacted me through facebook asking me to be in it but I declined. For the first few minutes I kind of regretted it, but as it got deeper in and I saw the real plot I was glad I didn't participate in that charade. The big girl was the realest one in the film. She was on point. Everyone else besides maybe the preacher was totally full of shit. At random:

1. Ten times the guy mentioned he came to Rio to see the Jesus statue, but has no idea the name of it is Cristo Redentor (Christ the Redeemer). He had already been there two days. What was he waiting on?

2. They did interviews at Meia Pataca. And what is Meia Pataca? Well it's like Merengue bar in restaurant form.

3. They interviewed John Thompson. Really? Wait. I just realized they didn't put his real name. Ooops.

4. Guys mentioned how they are so into the culture but from how it appeared none of them knew a word of Portuguese and didn't seem to know anything outside of Copacabana A. K. A. Hoar Central.

5. They interviewed two women who didn't speak English. All they mentioned was how Black guys like to party and dance well and the girls themselves like hip-hop music. They must have a really sweet job seeing that they have all this money and time to do all this partying and to get to know the American guys well. Hint: Same job as the girls in Classico.

6. If a person frequently visits a country yet has only friends of the opposite sex, then what he is really there for is the women and not the culture.

I could go on. Let's call a spade a spade. Every person they interviewed in Brazil for that film had something to do with P4P. I know because at times I had plenty to do with P4P during my days in Brazil (I even remember the guy with the freckles). I do not think the Brazilian girl who spoke English was in Brazil judging from the furniture in the room where she was interviewed, not to mention when she spoke of Brazil she said "there" and not "here." I don't know why this guy saw fit to waste his time and money making this crap. There must have been someone he desperately needed to fool, but if they fell for this mess then bless their little heart.[/QUOTE]Yeah. That was almost as weak as this cat who was trying to act like a saint when it was obvious her was here laying on these broads.

[url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C2hr1BGfwys[/url]

[QUOTE=Sammy Sosa; 1373384]Worth watching in its entirety. Thanks for sharing.

Although the generalization to black americans as a whole makes me a bit uneasy. I choose to believe behaviors described in this video have more to do with socio-economic factors than the color of one's skin.[/QUOTE]Some might argue that the problems afflicting Black America that are highlighted in the video are increasingly infecting White America and society as a whole.

I have a possible trip coming up in two months and was wondering if ClASSICOS has reopened. It is my favorite place on the planet. It was shut on my last trip. DLatin filled the need but there is nothing like Classicos. If it is open how is the crowd

[QUOTE=OldKool;1373904]I have a possible trip coming up in two months and was wondering if ClASSICOS has reopened. It is my favorite place on the planet. It was shut on my last trip. DLatin filled the need but there is nothing like Classicos. If it is open how is the crowd[/QUOTE]The show is gone with no future engagements. Only imitation from here. Be glad you had the experience of being at the show.

I'll be in Sosua Friday feb 8 but I want to leave Monday 11th to go to the carnival in haiti. When I Google it sosua is only 3hrs away driving to cap haitienne where the carnival is going to be. Can someone tell me what can I do to get there which bus would get me to dajabon? Where do I have to take the bus?

Any info will help.

Thanks

I'll be in the D. R. For the Super Bowl and wanted to know if it comes on cable t. V. Or pay per view or what? I've watched games down there but always at the bars. Just in case I'm stuck in my villa I wanted to know if I can still see the game.

Several options none of which will get you to O'Kap (Cap Haitienne) in three hours!

Option (1). Take Caribe tours bus to Santiago. Connect to the once daily Caribe tours bus that runs from Santiago to O'Kap. If I remember correctly, the bus leaves Santiago around 11 am.

Option (2). Take a publico or guagua to La Javilla in Puerto Plata. Get on the Express guagua to Santiago and ask that they let you off at the round-about in Navarete. Get off the bus, and wait for the next guagua to Dajabon. Travel time Sosua- Dajabon approx. 5 h. Cross the border which is open from 7 or 8 am (?) to 4 pm. Lastly catch a taptap in Ouanaminthe (the counterpart to Dajabon on the Haitian side) to O'Kap. Travel time from Ouanaminthe to O'Kap is 2-3 h.

Option (2) requires that you can effectively communicate in Dominican Spanish and know your way around and how public transport works. I had a Haitian friend accompany me; don't expect that English or Spanish will suffice it Haiti.

[QUOTE=Jarmondy; 1373921]I'll be in Sosua Friday feb 8 but I want to leave Monday 11th to go to the carnival in haiti. When I Google it sosua is only 3hrs away driving to cap haitienne where the carnival is going to be. Can someone tell me what can I do to get there which bus would get me to dajabon? Where do I have to take the bus?

Any info will help.

Thanks[/QUOTE]

If where you are staying has a good internet connection you can always catch the game online. If you need the link send me a pm.

[QUOTE=HeadRack;1374082]I'll be in the D. R. For the Super Bowl and wanted to know if it comes on cable t. V. Or pay per view or what? I've watched games down there but always at the bars. Just in case I'm stuck in my villa I wanted to know if I can still see the game.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Negro562; 1373744]Yeah. That was almost as weak as this cat who was trying to act like a saint when it was obvious her was here laying on these broads.

[url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C2hr1BGfwys[/url][/QUOTE]IMO there was no need to interview BM in Brazil in order to get an honest perspective of what a lot of men in general deal with here in the states. The BM being in Brazil is a distraction to the real issues that need to be addressed concerning mens issues.

One of the pointed issues I have within the video is the same ol' tired rhetoric that BW are outnumbering BM in college, and out earning them. To that I say big freaking deal. I thought a woman was supposed to bring her knowledge and resources to the table to share with a man, not to use as a measure to determine her worth in comparison to a man? The real deal is when it comes to women as a whole. The majority of women are not college educated or degreed, nor are most women involved in a career where their college education is essential to their position in life.

The majority of women work average jobs. Or no job at all. And you can always find a man who outearns a woman with a college education or a degree. And these men are educated but not necessarily formally.

As far as relationships go, this society programs ignorant folks into believing that one should judge a persons value by them having gone to college or how much money they make. And because so many women think like that, that is one chief reason why many men turn to women from other countries, cultures and nationalities. Women aren't usually judged by men on that standard. Since when do most men discriminate against women if they don't have a degree or aren't making the same amount of money? Most men share what they have with women, not castigate or dismiss them for having less.

The fact that many men monger is simply a manifestation of many men fulfilling a fantasy and very often a void. Lack of appreciation will do that to a man. Being taken for granted will do that to a man. Having to struggle everyday to prove ones worth will do that to a man. Having to be denied but revoked of that right himself will do that to a man. Having to play by unfair rules and meet ridiculous standards your whole life will do that to a man. Those men may very well be in Brazil primarily for mongering. But if the aforementioned issues are applicable to those men, then more power to them'. Of course for enough men, they are simply being greedy and selfish. Last time I checked, women in the states don't have no problem being greedy and / or selfish. So why should those men? Not speaking to you personally, just venting. LOL.

[QUOTE=HeadRack;1374082]I'll be in the D. R. For the Super Bowl and wanted to know if it comes on cable t. V. Or pay per view or what? I've watched games down there but always at the bars. Just in case I'm stuck in my villa I wanted to know if I can still see the game.[/QUOTE]Don't know if it will be on cable at the crib, but I would suggest watching it at the brand new sports bar across from El Flow, air conditioning included. If they don't have it there, then they need to close down asap.