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Date |
Comment |
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12/30/2006 3:33:35 PM |
US$500.00 Is just a small money which i myself
have used just for family christmas gift, It
couldn''t be a booby trap.these kind of gestures
are commomn in most countries but because some
of Liberia media institutions are not experince
enough so they are raising false alarm.
from:
Anthony Wesseh
Liberian in Ghana. |
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12/31/2006 7:59:14 AM |
I think the gov''t should have evenly
distributed the cash. |
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12/31/2006 2:54:36 PM |
How many Edwin Snowe are in the country of
Liberia everything is a conspiracy with intent
to do arm.
Let country heal its wounds |
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1/1/2007 8:04:32 AM |
Yet wait and see |
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1/1/2007 8:07:12 AM |
Nosense! Give the money to the poor children in
the streets and out of school instead. |
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1/2/2007 5:58:17 PM |
Persident Sirleaf has the right as an individual
and as a president to give a Christmas gift to
any individual,group, institution and
organization as she sees it fit.The noise about
the President''s US$500.00 Christmas gift to
some media institutions is an attempt by the
press to turn the president''s kind gesture
otherwise. The press will actually do itself
good by stopping their fellow reporters from
receiving handouts/bribes from people before
important stories are reported. Anything other
than this is purely comical. |
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1/3/2007 6:15:25 AM |
Liberians must learn to appreciate people. |
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1/3/2007 12:11:29 PM |
It is regretable that some journalists and
respected individuals in our society entertain
the fallacy that receiving the $5,000 indicates
shameless submission to the status quo and
rejecting the $5,000 is indication of
independence. Such crab is rather an indication
of how lowly these individuals think about
journalists and how journalists themselves think
aboutthemselves. Credible media houses operate
on policies and not on the whims and caprices of
editors. No matter how many x-mass gifts these
media houses received from whoever, the policy
will remain the determinant of news angles and
contents. President Sirleaf no doubt knows this
and certainly entertains no hope that the gift
will change media reaction to natinal issues.
She knows that the daily production cost for the
average newspaper in Liberia is very close to
$5,000 per edition. |
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1/3/2007 3:16:17 PM |
I do believed, it was indeed a set-up by
President Johnson Sirleaf, because she once
refered to the journalist in Liberia as
checkbook. Therefore, in order to close the
mouths of journalist from reporting accurately
the decided to certain media institutions in
Liberia the sum of US $ 500.00 dollars as
Christmas gift. One thing I want for all
Liberians to do is that we should watch Ma-Ellan
because she think she is smart, but thank God
our eyes are open from the 1980 incident that
happened in Liberia. |
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1/4/2007 12:40:09 AM |
I think the president gift should have been
accross the board, and not just few. |
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1/4/2007 2:41:53 AM |
These distributions should be
institutionalized-subsidy or whatever to the
media. christmas purses are so tacky. we need to
move on from this powerful-benevolent executive
syndrome. |
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1/4/2007 6:33:02 AM |
Some liberians do not like honest and kind
leaders. The president''s gesture for Christmas
to medial houses was done without bad remorse. |
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1/4/2007 6:58:33 AM |
We talk too much on what litte should be
said.Before that money was given were writing
sensational headlines in contradiction to your
profession. woo woo |
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1/4/2007 8:00:24 AM |
If she had not done this, the same people would
have said ''This mean gola woman, she can''t
even think about us this christmas" IBW |
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1/4/2007 8:33:20 AM |
Where did the funding for the so-called gesture
come from? Are these not private institutions?
Why should government give gifts to institutions
that should be independent? I am greatly
appalled that someone like Ellen Sirleaf could
condone such acts. Ellen should know and
practice better than that. |
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1/4/2007 8:39:00 AM |
Why is everything looked at from such a negative
view? The Executive Branch is not an enemy of
the Press. Some returned it, some didn''t, get
over it and move. The press should be looking at
the incompetent Speaker of the House and how
corrupt he is. Thanks Wilmot J. |
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1/4/2007 9:30:55 AM |
Given the current climate and the distrust that
the media has for the current government,
anything President Sirleaf does, good or bad,
well intended or an attempt to reach out, will
be twisted. Because of this, I believe that the
money should have been given to some children
charity. After all, the media makes money
(right?); and they don''t need no hand outs. So,
now that they have critized the President, it''s
incumbent upon them to return the unwanted funds
to the President so that she can give it to a
more needy cause.
Even if she had offered scholarshiips to persons
interested in journalism, she would have been
criticized for trying to "buy" journalist. The
media is more "suspect" than substance. |
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1/4/2007 10:08:31 AM |
I simple gesture on the President''s part, but
we as Liberians must learn to be greatful and
not take speculate on while the president did
what she did at Christmas. Their is nothing
wrong with giving gifts at Christmas. I am sure
the White House gives gifts too in the US. Get
over it and lets talk amount more serious matter
like getting our assets back that was stolen by
few people to enrich themselves including the
speaker of the house. Our children need
education, our schools need rebuilding, our
roads need rebuilding and everything else in the
country. Lets gave the President the advise and
the help she needs to get the country where it
needs to go. The president needs to hear and get
suggestions about how to establish a manageable
and good law enforcement, security and how to
set up rules for our leaders to be accountable
to our people instead of talking about $500.00
gifts. Please folks, lets move on and help the
country heal. |
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1/4/2007 10:09:04 AM |
I applaud those media institutions that returned
the so-called good faith gift. If Ms. Johnson
had any good intentions she would have call for
a round table meet with every media in attend
and address conflicting issues. In order to stay
the year on positive footing. |
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1/4/2007 12:11:22 PM |
Lets now blow this situation out of
promotion.the gusture was a good one.Kudos to
cyrus.Thanks for the recognition that these
media groups did a good job.Get a life folks. |
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1/4/2007 2:01:28 PM |
Those who returned the money were smart enough
and perhaps honest to recognize a trap when one
is set. No matter what the scheme, the very act
of it was dishonest. Whoever did hs egg on her
face. |
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1/4/2007 6:38:07 PM |
It is unethical. |
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1/4/2007 7:16:12 PM |
too many ignorant and opportunistic abound in
Liberia today! |
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1/4/2007 7:55:32 PM |
I believe the "gift" was a bribe to silence
these media institutions. It is very unfortunate
that all of the media institutions that have
received the "gifts" from the President have not
returned same. This will be an ethical violation
on the part of any media institution to accept
such blatant bribery. |
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1/5/2007 4:47:36 AM |
THE ENTIRE MATTER IS BEING BLOWN OUT OF
PROPORTION IN A MEAN GESTURE TO EMBARRASS THE
PRESIDENT. THESE OF "LIBERIAN TRICKS" SHOULD
STOP. WE ARE IN A NEW ERA OF SENSE AND
SENSIBILITIES AND NEED TO REMEMBER WHAT HAPPENED
TO US WHEN WE LIED ON EACH OTHER - FORMER
AMBASSADOR LAFAYETTE DIGGS- CHARLOTTE, NC USA |
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1/5/2007 7:27:05 AM |
THOSE WHO KEPT THE GIFTS ARE MORE THAN THOSE WHO
RETURNED THEM. THE MAJORITY SAW THE SENSE TO
HONOR THE PRESIDENT''S KIND GESTURE.
WE ARE NOT ENEMIES. WE ARE ALL LIBERIANS BEGGING
FOR THE SAME THING FOR OUR COUNTRY. STOP
FIGHTING THE PRESIDENT. |
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1/5/2007 8:16:26 AM |
The Executive Branch is trying to compromise the
independence of the fourth estate... |
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1/5/2007 10:41:11 AM |
Should not have been given at all. |
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1/5/2007 4:18:20 PM |
who give the money? was is the government? if so
the money sholud be given back immediately. The
medial should be the watch eyes of every
institutations not only the government. To avoid
corruprion from the medial they should return
the money now. This is a new liberia. Ellen
should get those who are involved in corruption
and dismiss them by all means necessary. She
should also bring the pass government officials
to justice and set an example telling us
Liberian this is a new country. This will keep
her leardership trusted and she will gain the
respect from every leader in the world. Be not
afread but do the right thing. Thanks |
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1/5/2007 7:43:03 PM |
Those media institution that did not get any
Christmas gift,made a "D" average. |
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1/5/2007 7:44:28 PM |
The president just wanted to give them some
packege for the holiday and it ws not a bribe as
they term it. Other presidents did that before.
I believe they were expecting more than what She
give that''s why they refuse it. Marchu veto
Weefur |
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1/5/2007 11:35:50 PM |
Our political leaders always considered the
Liberian National Treasury as their personal
checking account, from which they write checks
out to family members and other interested
individuals. This is not the first time that the
president has made this mistake. In July of
2006, she sent US$140,000 to the United States
to buy party materials for the July 26th
celebration. I wonder how much she is really
getting pay.
The US$500 gift!!!! Hahahahahaha…….. what a
gift. I wonder how much the poor and homeless in
Liberia received to enable a nice Christmas and
Happy New Year. Personally, I think it will be
wise for the Liberian Congress to make the
decision on how to help the media institutions
rather than a US$500 gift. How long will it take
for political power to be equally distributed in
Liberia? Liberian Political Leaders please stop
considering our National Treasury as your
personal checking account and stop writing
unfair checks.
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1/6/2007 4:50:41 AM |
For me, by media institutions becoming so
critical of this gesture, it is more that thier
institutions are of the equivalent of $500.
Media institutions are distinct organizations
and $500 should in no way scare any head of such
institution, except he wants to tell me he does
not know what he stands for.
I hate to think if PUL finds the government as
its enemy or sees the governmrnt as taboo to
media institutions. I think the critics of this
gesture by the government should act more mature
and understand that they and the government are
agreeably working together for the common good
of all Liberians. And as they undertake their
various initiatives, no matter how they wine and
dine one should be civilize enough to appreciate
the other or correct same when he goes the
contrary.
My advice for the PUL and the media institutions
will be that they should protect what makes them
common, as well respect whatever makes them
different. By this we shall go a positive long
way. Happy New Year. |
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1/6/2007 5:52:41 AM |
Why only the Fourth Estate, and not the
Judiciary, Legislative and the Executive. Old
habits die hard. |
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1/6/2007 9:43:19 AM |
For the Analyst to make the statement that it
happened during Taylor''s era and so noting is
wrong with the gift tells you how far we have to
go. Whether they spent the funds or not, they
should find the money to return the funds to the
government. On another issue, the Executive
Mansion owes vendors for services which have not
been paid for months. How is it that they could
find $9,000 to dole out as Christmas Gifts. They
could have used the funds to help the Ministry
of Information build its capacity. Vivien Jones
- Brockton, MA |
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1/6/2007 10:01:33 AM |
people in high position,liberia thank they own
the country becase they do things and get away
with it and the gov.do not a things about it. |
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1/6/2007 1:35:51 PM |
This is a tradition which has always excluded
the media. Mrs Sirleaf decided to be inclusive. |
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1/6/2007 2:35:20 PM |
A gift to the media should be for the media as
an institution and not selected individuals. |
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1/7/2007 6:14:00 AM |
this was a violation of the the code of ethics
of the journalism profession. Journalists like
some other professionals should not receive
gifts from their clients.Ellen is trying to
neutralize the objectivity of the media with tax
payers money. |
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1/7/2007 6:23:11 AM |
I am a great supporter of the President. I would
have been more grateful for that $500.00 than
the 22% News Outlets that rejected the gesture.
A 78% approval rating is not bad.
Until we can get our acts together, Ellen is the
best person for the country right now. Stop
whinning. Stop being a back-seat driver. |
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1/7/2007 12:48:21 PM |
After rebuking Greaves and criticizing the Press
as "checkbook journalists", why will she wants
to give such gift in good and positive
intention.It works, let me bride them during
Xmas; she said. Shame! |
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1/7/2007 12:54:46 PM |
Was the $9000.00 total Her own money? If so I
don''t see anything wrong with that.not only She
is a persident but a mother aswell She is of
careing nature.She has Her God giving rights as
an indevidual to make controbutions to mankind
any way possible.She wants the best for all
Liberian.I am pretty sure if She had enught to
go around She would have done that.I mean would
have given funds to every news media.
Thanks,
ED |
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1/7/2007 1:08:56 PM |
Let them get a grip |
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1/7/2007 3:54:56 PM |
Liberians should learn to be grateful; and stop
complaining. |
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1/7/2007 5:55:27 PM |
Human being is human being. I don''t care
whatever you do for man people will still
complain.If you feel that it was bad to receive
it, or good to receive it,ok for you. I dont
think the President good will gesture was to
close our journalists or join the lists mouths.
She only did it as a mother to all of them.
Probable others who did not receive, will
receive theirs Independence Day (July 26, 2007)
who knows. Leave the old ma. It is not possible
for all media institutitons to return the money.
Because all don''t look at things the same way.
What you do not want others want it. Let us not
major on the minor now. Thanks. |
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1/8/2007 4:30:34 AM |
The thing here is that media institution here in
Liberia are weak interm of monetary
strength;therefore if such gesture is done let
it goes across the board.The other time media
institutions,according to pass secretary the
President was frustrated with the media,instead
of disgusted with the media.
Liberians press are buyers when it comes to
reporting stories all because of MONEY.
I think the president was going to give this
money to the TOP media institution as a way of
show credibility in their reporting it was going
to be well recieve.I beleive the Press union
knows how to select their top media institution
of the year in Liberia.
Madam President next time it should done through
the press union.
Madison M.Cammue
Stephen A.Tolbert Estate,Monrovia |
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1/8/2007 6:24:52 AM |
CDC and other opposition memebers of the press
should try to live with this government and get
out of this confrontational attitude. |
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1/8/2007 7:35:14 AM |
I think the whole thing was a booby trap,
someone need to explain this to the liberian
people. someone need to explain to us if
there''s a seperate amount in our national
budget for media institutions operating in the
country.
just imagine civil servants receiving a salary
of twenty nine dollar on a monthly basic, and
the president is calling this a international
standard.
we need to know where did she get the money
from! |
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1/8/2007 8:19:35 AM |
Are these monies allcated in the national budget
or is buisness as usual where the president
spent the country wealth at will?
al, PA |
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1/8/2007 9:09:17 AM |
just a gesture |
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1/8/2007 1:42:15 PM |
Some of your options should incorporate one or
more of other options...I believe it was a trap
and I also think the media should return the
monew and also whoever is responsible should be
reprimanded |
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1/8/2007 2:12:43 PM |
This is a simple gesture that is being blown out
of proportion.
With the recent deaths of journalists from most
times curable or manageable sicknesses, due to
the unavailability of funds to pay treatment,
these media houses could have placed this into a
"medical fund" to assist their members.
Media houses are criticizing a government that
have, instead of giving out floggings, illegal
imprisonments and out right censorship, tried to
create an environment where press freedom is
respected.
I just think the new found press freedom is
strange commodity to the practitioners, that
most have still not evolved from the days of
yester-years. |
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1/9/2007 4:19:34 AM |
I feel that the whole thing is given too much
publicity just because some of the media houses
did not get . |
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1/9/2007 4:53:02 AM |
I am surprise that we are now living in a world
of trust, I say this to say our dear President
have no problem with those media houses for them
to say that she was trying to bride them it was
a simple gesture. |
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1/9/2007 4:55:09 AM |
I believed that it was indeed wrong for madam
Sirleaf to have had given said amount. Owing to
the fact that she accused the press of being a
checque book press, infact do not give gifts to
them at all, for they are the watch dogs of
society. any thing contrary is an affond to the
oath and proffesion. Joe Manley, Liberia. |
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1/9/2007 7:58:46 AM |
After fifteen years of hardship, this is what
our nation first democratic elected Government
got show to the Liberian people? This is
unbelievable and unacceptable. handling country
funds to media institutes and calling it " GOOD
GESTURE " is a wrong and unproffesional signal
the Ellen led Government is introducing.
This is a serious crime the need quick
investigation. Shemmy. |
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1/9/2007 9:01:47 AM |
THE Liberian people should think about ways of
creating jobs to help the government. This
gesture, should not be blown out of
proportion.Please leave poor President Sirleaf
alone. |
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1/9/2007 10:44:22 AM |
It would be comforting to know the media did not
accept this gift, trap or whatever you wish to
call it. |
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1/9/2007 2:46:01 PM |
I am Gyude A. Wilson residence of USA.I am not
politician,But specialize Engineer in the area
of Satellite Communications. I believe that
President Sirleaf need to Bring a big killer who
had serve in the pass INTG,George Dweh , What
happen to Mr. Johnny Nah and families? ,this man
still living freely in Liberia and no one can
get him I can assure all liberian that this man
need to be arrested by UN or the Government of
Liberia. all we will come to liberia and get
him> That wiil be Grabo Kru vs Kran war.This man
need to pay for what he did.
Thanks |
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1/9/2007 3:57:42 PM |
I am Rev. Ishmael D. Walters, of the
International Full Gospel Church, Inc., based in
the State of Connecticut, U.S.A., I am kindly
asking the management and staff of Front Page
Africa, to please put a poll question on your
user poll comments site concerning the
impeachment of House Speaker Edwin Snowe. I
would like to why he is to be impeached and I do
believe, not I alone but many Liberians who are
out of the country like myself who get our
information from your wedsite. I do belived it
is constitutional to impeach any government
officer or law-maker who violate the
constitution is subject to impeachment by law.
Thanks |
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1/9/2007 4:05:32 PM |
I believed the money was intended for media
houses to at least paid their unpaid journalist
for the season instead. |
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1/9/2007 6:12:56 PM |
Snowe Must Go!! Lewis Browne, Samuel Wlue, Cyril
Allen and Ben Urey Must ALL face Justice!!!!! |
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1/9/2007 8:35:01 PM |
President Sirleaf knows better than give in to
the thought of bribing the press. In her life
time, I believe the President has earned enough
money to give anyone money or gift, once such
gift or money is not stolen from government''s
coffers. It is not as difficult to identify the
real thieves in government as it is to prove
that the President is engaged in bribery. Stop
the nonsense people. Focus on Snowe, Urey, and
their likes. |
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1/10/2007 12:46:22 PM |
I am surprise at such a so-called statesman like
harry greaves who will be all around the place
insulting his colleagues, smaller brother, older
brother and the rest of them. Why should a man
like be give attention every day when he really
has nothing to offer. This same greave had
problem with the late dectator Samuel Doe,
Former rebel leader and president charles taylor,
and his one time close allied G. Bryant. Is this
the same greaves who head was wanted by the late
samuel doe or ? Please close shut up and give
Liberia a chance my young man if you don''t have
nothing to offer. thanks |
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1/10/2007 6:28:39 PM |
I hope those media institutions that have not
return their shares of Ellen''s $500.00 will see
reason to do so ASAP. If you really know who
Ellen is, I advise you to return her money will
prevent her from writing your name in her book
of disgrace.
Returning her money will also remind her of her
own saying when when she was cursing and
planning to wage war on the Liberian people few
years ago; She "cannot work with idiots and
corrupt indivivduals".
Here she is trying to buy the media with HUSH
MONEY. "What goes around comes around".
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1/10/2007 6:54:18 PM |
Revolutionaries and comrades, when it came to
the selection of EDWIN SNOWE, What in hell were
you guys thinking??? Snowe is a disgrace your
branch of government. How can an idiot LEADE you
ALL!!???!!???? |
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1/11/2007 5:15:22 AM |
I this this was a misguarded advice to the
president to have given $500.00 to media houses
as gift. What about other institutions that
operate in the country. The practice of given
should be discouraged. |
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1/11/2007 5:26:57 AM |
Here in the U.S. it is customery for the White
House to have a dinner for the press that covers
it. It is not unethical for the Ellen
administration to extend such a gift, It would
have been more expensive to have a dinner. I
believe that the media in liberia need
additional training in journalism as as it is
practiced around the world. I am sorry to say,
but what we are reading about abroad about what
is being practiced as journalism in Liberia is a
joke. Some of our foreing friends who have begun
following the news in Liberia are often
surprised at what is considered to be vices of
the current admiistration. The frist branch of
government is not even close to the mandate of
the Liberian people. Yet, it is the Ellen
administration that have brought some semblance
of respect to Liberia as a nation that is being
vilified. Is that what you all called free
speech? |
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1/11/2007 6:01:12 AM |
That''s all it is - an innocent but sincere
gesture being grostesquely blown out of
proportion. |
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1/11/2007 6:03:16 AM |
This is a very small amount but the gesture is
worth noting. However, it should be distributef
in such a way that all Liberians will benefit
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1/11/2007 6:05:13 AM |
It''s amazing how this simple act of seasonal
gift-giving could be construed to be bribery. I
mean, come on now, this whole idea of describing
the President''s gift as an attempt to bribe is
against all she stands. Besides, how could
anyone stoop so low a to determine that $500
could be considered as bribery to a large group
of people, let alone be done so openly. Shame on
those who perpetuate this mis-perception. |
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1/11/2007 7:22:22 AM |
Nothing is wrong with the President giving a
gift to media groups she feels deserves it. |
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1/11/2007 8:11:14 AM |
try and focus your attention on what she is
doing to bring those criminals to justice. i
mean the snowe,doe,wlue, and the rest of the
bunch. |
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1/11/2007 9:16:07 AM |
The president did the right thing by giving
gifts to media institutions, but it draws a lot
of concerns. First, it draws likeness and
dislikeness. Second, it is viewed as bribery.
Third, money used is public funds. I believe
such funds should be used toward public
facilities that children will benefit from. The
entire country needs infrastructure. I think
it''s more profound to celebrate holidays and
give gifts because Liberians need unity. I
believe the more knowledgeable way to carry out
such giving, is by using personal funds. It''s
absolutely unethical, it doesn''t really matter
how much is being used. Public funds should be
used publicly. |
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1/11/2007 12:29:45 PM |
The pess must look for important issues to
report to us. If a gift is given to you and you
don''t need/want it, give it back. Others who
need it will take and use it. |
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1/11/2007 2:30:48 PM |
The enthusiasm of Freedom of Speech is been mis-used
by others. Bribery does not work in the day
light, it travels in the night. Ellen is not
drunk to bribe such a group of professional
people in this manner. The old ma is trying to
show a gesture of appreciation to the
journalists. |
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1/11/2007 4:29:09 PM |
The whole saga was a booby trap by Ellen Sirleaf
to prove her statement Liberian journalists are
practising check-book journalism. Ellen is
trying to prove so much clean hands when she''s
actually the head of the criminality and
killings that have marked that country for more
two decades now. Let her be careful so that she
doesn''t plunge that country in her bid to
present a clean picture of herself. Ellen and
sought finance for all the wickedness that
destroyed our country today why is trying to be
Madam clean. Even new bed fellow, Harry Greeves
whom she claims is one of angels to repair
Liberia is reported stealing Liberia''s limited
resources and she''s failed to listen to the
cries of the people to remove this criminal from
the LPRC. Let Ellen leave those poor journalists
alone. After all when she was running all around
the place with her so-called liberation efforts,
it was the same journalists she used. |
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1/12/2007 2:21:59 AM |
As voted. |
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1/12/2007 6:20:39 AM |
As a son of the soul, I''m glad to extend my
appreciation to LPRC Board of Directors for the
authorization to Mr. Harry Greaves, the new
director. My love goes to the Task Force Report.
However, I heartily request for Mr. Devine and
Nyepan to be removed from the house of senate
while Speaker Snowe is impeached and Mr. Pennue
leave the house of reprehensive. These guys are
not only corrupt but also criminals of Liberia.
It is our money they use to affect our people
psychologically for such positions. I will take
this time to challenge the entire legislature
for serious action against these four corrupt
individuals who consider themselves honorable
men. There is a challenge for Mr. Harry Greaves
to honor the BOD authority. We Liberians do not
need any additional prove in such a case because
there are bank evidence in your report these men
can counteract to define themselves as good
citizens. Liberians are suffering, and it''s
time for a better Liberia. We are just tired
with corrupt government officials in that
country. Let the criminals of our land leave
positions. There are positive minded Liberians
in Liberia more than corrupt officers in
government. We are tire and need a new Country.
Thanks,
Trokon Smith
Maryland, U.S.A
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1/12/2007 6:32:15 AM |
This is an undue enticement mastered by the
executive. |
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1/12/2007 8:23:07 AM |
the immaturity of the media |
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1/12/2007 11:09:28 PM |
I think the gift given to the media sent a wrong
message - it leaves room for all forms of
interpretation. It is difficult to consider
"Kind Gesture" as the motive other than
silencing the press. |
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1/13/2007 4:50:30 AM |
There is no place for such gift in any civil
society. Let the madia institutions keep away
from accepting such gift. Hi, guys, be
professional. Write your stories without
disposition. Let the president donate such gift
to ELBS. |
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1/14/2007 5:50:04 PM |
To be objective media should be independent; to
assert this independence and avoid any
appearance of conflict media should not accept
gifts from government and vice versa (government
should not offer gifts to media). |
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1/15/2007 1:07:01 AM |
Snowe Must Go!! Lewis Browne, Samuel Wlue, Cyril
Allen and Ben Urey Must ALL face
Justice!!!!!Revolutionaries and comrades, when
it came to the selection of EDWIN SNOWE, What in
hell were you guys thinking??? Snowe is a
disgrace to your branch of government. How can
an idiot LEAD you ALL!!???!!???? SUP, SIM, and
STUDA must act Now!!! We in the disapora, are
being laughed at by our neighboring brothers.
SNOWE the DUMB ROGUE and MOMOH GIBBA need to be
with their PAPAY GHANGAY!!! |
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1/15/2007 6:18:08 AM |
This is a good will from the president which
should have been given to any other person or
group. We have to thank God that we have a
president that can think about the press in a
positive sense.This is no bribry. |
