Mr. Ngafuan, nothing is wrong with our national symbol. What is affecting Liberia has nothing to do with our national identity. We are good and strong with whatever is the symbolism. First, the acquisition of land by Robert E. Stockton on April 16, 1818 sets the path for the formation of Liberia for the relocation of freed slaves from America. Liberia should have been either Sierra Leone, Guinea or the La cotedviote. The coming of the settlers in 1822 established the formation of what is now the Republic of Liberia. Condition surrounding the formation of the state allows for those symbols to interpret the purpose and occurrences before and on the formation of Liberia. Giving way to kleptocracy; distracting people from the main cause of the civil war, you can not confuse us with changing the symbols designed by the founders of the state. Your work is to sustain what was established by the like of Joseph Jenkins Roberts. But to sit supinely while Ellen Sirleaf and her children turn millionaires at the expense of the suffering of our people, change of national symbol can not factor for any cronyism. We will redo whatever you undo. Since you will not build new schools, or work for the formation of a nation-state, we conjecture that such can not play with change of national symbols. Complacence of desperate regime, we have many things uncountable to bring to prospective than national symbolism which plays no part in our civil strives. You must as well change the language you speak as national language to Lorma or Mandingo since you are Lorma and your president children are Mandingos. No puzzle to piece together. Not sure why you always want to create puzzle you wont solve. You must discuss instead why you got replaced as finance minister when such position is your expertise; leaving our country to kleptocracy, and budget short falls. Financial expert replaced by software technician, you must explain to us why you settled for the replacement in the first place, anyway.
Posted on: Mon, 09 Jun 2014 19:11:43 +0000
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