I’ve no assurance, that great academic institutions can Change minds of
genetically (mental) infected folks, that such as a criminal posting
under fifteen pan-names on this forum. There are some readers on this
forum who has no formal training in Journalism and yet, they can see
through your egregious errors, disinformation, fabrication,
miscalculation of ethics, failure to apply the principles of
professional journalism, and every trademark of an incorrigible liar in
every piece of the work of the author only described in an unusual
terms as Thomas Kai Toteh.
In keeping with the policy of the Congress for Democratic Change (CDC)
to collaborate with like-minded opposition parties and eminent
Liberians, the National Executive Committee of the party has given its
unwavering support to the communiqué signed on Wednesday June 24, 2009
in Accra, Ghana between its Standard Bearer Amb. George M. Weah and
Amb. Winston Tubman of the Liberian National Union.
The
vision to significantly transform the Liberian society must first deal
with changing the behavior, attitude and mindset of people at the
bottom of the social strata. Change can never come to Liberia with the
majority of its people believing that public officials do not have
their best interest at heart as a collective; or the majority of the
people being stuck at the bottom of the socioeconomic ladder.
A week ago today, the world lost one of its most precious treasures.
Michael Jackson, the greatest entertainer to ever walk the earth, died
tragically from cardiac arrest.
The Time to Demonstrate Good Governance Principles
In 2006 the Ellen Johnson Sirleaf Government seized more than half
million United States Dollars from Chief Valentine Ayika, a Nigerian
businessman. More than two years following the seizure of the Nigerian
businessman’s money, the Ellen Government informed the public that it
used the money for “national security operations”.
According
to investigation, Jackson Zleh Towah’s bizarre behavior, including his
nonstandard character, is the result of his chronic substance abuse,
Lancaster County substance abuse program records show.
Dear Editor,
This is an SOS call to help Liberia. I have started this non profit
organization that helps Liberia through health promotion screenings
(checking blood pressure and blood sugar levels) and education. My
organization has donated more than 1,500 used textbooks to the
following schools in Monrovia: A.M. Doggliotti College of Medicine,
TNIMA, University of Liberia, CHRISEM library, and the Child Care
Foundation (orphanage) as well as medical supplies and physician's
reference books to Redemption Hospital.
“Back to the Soil”: a Movement to Self Sufficiency, or Another Political Lip Service to the Liberian People?
On Saturday June 27, 2009, the government of Liberia in collaboration
with the United Nations officially launched the “back to the soil
movement”, which – if done right - may be the catalyst for radically
revitalizing our dormant agriculture sector. The importance of self
sufficiency in Liberia and the entire Afrikan continent can not be
emphasized enough.
Why and How Mrs. Martha Kannah Defeated Mr. Henry Galy
In the interest of full disclosure let me state up front that Mrs.
Aldolphine Martha Kannah is my first cousin and I am also a strong
admirer and supporter of her leadership abilities with respect to the
Grand Gedeh Association. Nevertheless, my position in this article was
not influenced by our kinship only because I would have done the same
for any other Grand Gedean in President Kannah’s situation.
The
Creative Word Intercessory Ministry will host a 5-day (July 20-25)
prophetic prayer conference at the Greater Refuge Church of Stone
Mountain, Georgia, a press release announced in Georgia.
I bring you greetings from Washington, D.C. Grand Gedeh Association
General Elections is now over and the legal remedies are now been
handled by the Federal Court in Delaware County, Pennsylvania. Now, I’m
less busy; and I must control this indomitable scholar on the Liberian
Forum loosened like a bull-dog out of the cage for the first time.
In his book: The Theory of Justice, John Rawls argued that each person
in a society possesses an inviolability founded on justice that even
the welfare of society as a whole cannot override. As such, he
concluded that in a just society the rights secured by justice are not
subject to political bargaining or to the calculus of social interests.
Many Liberian diaspora members are strongly motivated to invest in
Liberia, but very little work has been done to identify what motivates
them to invest and what type of investments they are making.
Politicians are gamblers. They all bet and stake their fate on the
future. And this is done not in so quiet ways. To add to the spectacle,
it is often executed with everyone watching, and if they do win the
glee is always never mistaken: cameras capturing the smiles, newspaper
banners hailing their conquests, television and radios blaring their
speeches and images, the fist pumping and the almost near subtle
arrogance that comes with the power they inherit is palpable.
I’ve no assurance, that great academic institutions can Change minds of
genetically (mental) infected folks, that such as a criminal posting
under fifteen pan-names on this forum. There are some readers on this
forum who has no formal training in Journalism and yet, they can see
through your egregious errors, disinformation, fabrication,
miscalculation of ethics, failure to apply the principles of
professional journalism, and every trademark of an incorrigible liar in
every piece of the work of the author only described in an unusual
terms as Thomas Kai Toteh.
In keeping with the policy of the Congress for Democratic Change (CDC)
to collaborate with like-minded opposition parties and eminent
Liberians, the National Executive Committee of the party has given its
unwavering support to the communiqué signed on Wednesday June 24, 2009
in Accra, Ghana between its Standard Bearer Amb. George M. Weah and
Amb. Winston Tubman of the Liberian National Union.
The
vision to significantly transform the Liberian society must first deal
with changing the behavior, attitude and mindset of people at the
bottom of the social strata. Change can never come to Liberia with the
majority of its people believing that public officials do not have
their best interest at heart as a collective; or the majority of the
people being stuck at the bottom of the socioeconomic ladder.
A week ago today, the world lost one of its most precious treasures.
Michael Jackson, the greatest entertainer to ever walk the earth, died
tragically from cardiac arrest.
The Time to Demonstrate Good Governance Principles
“Back to the Soil”: a Movement to Self Sufficiency, or Another Political Lip Service to the Liberian People?
In his book: The Theory of Justice, John Rawls argued that each person
in a society possesses an inviolability founded on justice that even
the welfare of society as a whole cannot override. As such, he
concluded that in a just society the rights secured by justice are not
subject to political bargaining or to the calculus of social interests.
Many Liberian diaspora members are strongly motivated to invest in
Liberia, but very little work has been done to identify what motivates
them to invest and what type of investments they are making.
Politicians are gamblers. They all bet and stake their fate on the
future. And this is done not in so quiet ways. To add to the spectacle,
it is often executed with everyone watching, and if they do win the
glee is always never mistaken: cameras capturing the smiles, newspaper
banners hailing their conquests, television and radios blaring their
speeches and images, the fist pumping and the almost near subtle
arrogance that comes with the power they inherit is palpable.
You were but a tot when you sprang to the limelight
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