how can u oppose someone's leadership if you are not a part of that oganization.(first lie)If it was you today Doe would have been here like mugabe.I thought you when there to say the truth and say sorry to the liberian people, instead you are boasting about opposing taylor,asking for political agender,pulling back your men who you train at all cost managed to join the war and killed people.(second lie)You think you are lieing but you are exposing your dirty work.Iam a bit carry away by the releasing of taylor from the ghanians. was it you or tepoteh?(Third lie) You guys are the politician who distroyed our sweet country. You guys been on the scene since William R. Tolbert time, and can't even reach the acheivments that George weah reached, winning the first round in the past election.No wonder while the civil war took so many lives.People like you, tepoteh, madam johnson sirleaf were all out there fighting to become president of our country, making things hard for poor taylor to cooked with.Knowing the fact that you made him.I just got to know all this because you when to the Trc to boast.

Boima, Boima, wait a little bit, it appears as if you guys are in the Hague serving as witnesss for the persecution. The only different is the accused counsel(Munyard) is not present to cross examie your hypocrites. The intended purpose of the TRC in my opinion is for one to go up and say the truth of the things that directly happened to you as a person, or your direct participation in the war. Period! Now you Boima and the rest of you all who were the major players are turning this whole thing around making it a Taylor issue. A rebel like you, are you telling the Liberian people that the only role you played in the crisis was to free Taylor from jail. Give me a break and come clean. Your so called educated people are in cohoots not to tell the truth, rather to go in front of the TRC and make it a Taylor issue. Just a reminder, maybe you so called educated guys may think that Liberian are stupid, but we are not.

All of this so-called "Truth and Reconcilliation" hearings are making me to have a different understanding and appreciation for the Doe or PRC's government. It seems to me that from day one, the so-called best and brightest and most seasoned our country all came together to try to topple the Doe's government. Imagine a twenty eight or nine year with little no eduaction or political experience battling the most affluent of Liberian society. They turned his friends and a whole tribe against him and they withheld all assistance from him. The only people he could then trust were his kinsmen and tribal people. It was not Doe who failed Liberians, it was Liberians who failed. It is like what Tupac rapped about: how can you ask a rose that grew from concrete why it has damaged petals? On the contrary, you should admire its tenacity. Doe overcame many odds to get to where he was. I think it's about time we stop blaming Doe for everything that is wrong with our country, instead we should ask ourselves how can I soldier boy, with no education or any experience and with enemies near and far plotting his death every second of the day, managed to stay in power for more than even a day? And how did that same inexperienced boy with no education, able to built infrastructures in nine short years that is equal to or surpass those built by the TWP for almost a century?

You are either dillusional or just plain ignorant to believe that Doe did anything to benefit Liberia. You forgot to list his numurous development projects & explain how he improved the lives of ordinary Liberians.

My statement is not in support of Taylor or any of the other crooks before him. Just like Doe, they were all imcompetant thieves who failed Liberia, miserably.

You are the ignorant and dillusional one, my friend. This is some of the reasons why we Liberians find ourselves in a never ending circle of self destructiveness. Charles Taylor killed your father and your mother, you still voted for him; Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf said burn Monrovia to the ground and we will built it back up, you called her Iron Lady and Ma Ellen and made president with all the warlords in her administration. Now you want me to remind you of what Doe did in those nine years that he ruled. I will be more than happy to because I understand you have a short attention span: first, the tens of hundreds of improved roads mileage that he constructed that enabled market women and men to travel freely between the interior and the city; then there was access to medical facilities to All LIBERIANS through the use of various NGOs like the Lutheran Church and other organizations; the access to free and better education for every Liberians (for Example, Fendell Campus of the University of Liberia), especially natives, without them having to leave their villages or towns to go and live with the Tubmans, Tolberts, or the Jones and do slave work and adopt those names; the abolishment of the hut tax; the improvement he made to the original plans of the SKD sports complex; he gave us George Oppong Weah and James Salinsa Debah; the facelift he gave to Monrovia through the constructions of the new finance ministry, defence, and commerce ministries; he brought more native Liberians into the middle class than and any other administration before him; but most of all, my friend, the pride he instilled in the natives who had stood by for decades as others squandered their country resoources; lastly, my friend, more "ordinary" Liberians where able to leave Liberia and travel abroad for higher education during those nine years than at any other time in our nation history. Once again, my friend, I'm not saying that Doe was perfect or that he was not a killer, all I'm saying is that CONSIDERING his personal background and the CIRCUMSTANCES UNDER which he ruled, these accomplishments, no matter how insignificant you think they might have been, are daunting compared to almost 130 years of peaceful, well educated and vastly experienced administrations before that. I thought you'd know this, but apparently you are ignorant or you have a very short memory.

the truth will come to light just as it is said what ever done in the dark will come to light, the Big Liberian DR forgot to name those involved in the destruction of Liberia, the BIG DR'S CLUB. so educated the best they could do for our good old Liberia was to destroyed MAMA LIBERIA.DR SIRLEAF, DR FAHNBULLAH, DR SAWYER, DR TIPOTEH, and the list goes on and on PLEASE do not blame Samuel Doe, Doe did his best that even the present most educated elite never would have done rather than buy houses in America for them selves and their children just as they are doing now. when the so call DR's club join the university of Liberia student to demonstrate in 1984 and Samuel Doe closed the LU, it was sad to know that even the most educated elites from Harvard and top graduate from the world renown universities still closed the only only only higher institution of learning. now we know so what happen to all the speeches in favor of the Liberian people. DR Fahbullah have more to say, he forgot to tell the TRC and the liberian people where are his men according to his statement. tell us maybe you were planing to attack if you had no post in the present DR's CLUB (Government) what was done in the dark will surely come to light. GOD IS NOT ASLEEP.

I totally agreed with prince johnson that if this big dr's club is not eliminated, liberia won't have everlasting peace.These people and their sponsers brought Doe and Taylor into This, thinking that they would have had quick election to enable them the (dr club) run for presidency. thisbig Dr's club commonly known as monkey work baboon eat all been in existance for centuries.Taylor is the right medicine for these people.

I am highly disappointed with these so-called educated Liberians, are they educated to destroy their country or they are educated to ease poverty and development a country with less than four million people? This is a disgrace, shame, senseless, miserable, ignorance, greed and unpatriotic. A country that had independence since 1847 (161 years ago), the unemployment rate of 85%, no infrastructure and governement institutions are functioning (rather, the government still renting individual premises). I am stressed, traumatised and surprised when I am in other countries in Africa that got independence in the 1960s. My brothers and sisters, let us think and acknowledge that our politicians are not helpful but rather destructive and just care for their personal interest - I wish us all good luck -