Comments on: 12:02 Former Liberian President Moses Blah takes the witness stand after Karmoh Kanneh finishes his testimony

By: Dormu S. Kollie

Dormu S. Kollie — Wed, 03 Jun 2009 10:02:23 +0000

I thing every man should be pay for their job well done.
For me as an individual, I need all those war lords in Liberia to be judge accordingly. They were the want that cause the problem but when push came to suff they all stepped back and said it is Taylor.
Leaving these people among us as Liberian we feel that the aim(s) of the UN Back court is not yet met.
We have a saying in Liberia that says, “one single cent cannot make noise”
God bless you all in the UN Court as God will pay you all for your job well done. Please don’t leave the fact untouched.

Dormu S. Kollie
Data Base Personnel
Liberia Bio Research Center
(LIBR) – LIBERIA

By: LeRoy Bill Jah

LeRoy Bill Jah — Mon, 26 May 2008 14:39:30 +0000

I think it will be wise that Mr. Benjamin Yeaten commonly known at the time as unit 50 and also Hon. Prince Y. Johnson,be invited to the Hage also to testified while Mr. Blah is there.Because these er people who names i usually used to hear at the time,so don’t leave then out of this whole Taylor issue.

By: Janbay Botjor

Janbay Botjor — Sat, 17 May 2008 22:40:39 +0000

I now understand the reason why Moses Blah remained vice president up to taylor’s departure: he is an IDIOT. Our “ex-president” is not smarter than a western pet.His IQ is deplorable.

By: Mary Weeks

Mary Weeks — Sat, 17 May 2008 20:21:50 +0000

Yes, I agree with him. The court needs to send a subpoena for President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf to appear and explain about the formation of the NPFL which gave birth to the RUF.

By: Philip Jackson

Philip Jackson — Sat, 17 May 2008 20:17:35 +0000

I think it was also be prudent to invite President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf to questioning since the court wants detail about the war in Liberia. Ellen was part of the formation of the NPFL. It won’t be justice if she left out of the question. She highly supported the struggle that brought war in the region for the first time.

By: Agnes M.F.Kamara-Umunna

Agnes M.F.Kamara-Umunna — Thu, 15 May 2008 03:03:05 +0000

Benjamin Yeaten, Charles Taylor, Moses Blah and Prince Johnson where all in Libya at the same time, It will have be nice of you to bring Moses Blah and Prince Johnson to The Trial of Charles Taylor at the same that. Is it because he is Hon.Senetor of Nimba County and Moses Blah is not in the Government now? If Moses Blah can remember Benjamin Yeaten he can also remember Prince Johnson.
Moses Blah said he protect civilians. What is the diffirence between protecting civilians and recuiting young boys to finght?
Moses Blah have told you that they moved to Tripoli, Libya, the 22 of us flew Aeroflot to Tripoli. Prince Johnson was one of he 22 that went with them.
Please bring Hon. Prince Johnson to where Moses Blah is ring now. He is not fit to be Senetor for Liberia people.
He is not better then all of them.

By: Agnes M.F.Kamara-Umunna

Agnes M.F.Kamara-Umunna — Thu, 15 May 2008 02:17:30 +0000

To Chief Prosecutor Stephen Rapp. I want to ask you this question and I really want you to give me the right answer. If you are bringing Former Moses Blah to testify it will be very good for us to hear from Hon. Prince Johnson. When I was in Liberia for the Liberia TRC public hearing he told me that he was with Former President Charles Taylor in Libya. For us the Liberians to know the whole truth you as Cheif Prosecutor Stephen Rapp will need to get him to come over Hage so that we can hear his own story. He said he can tell you send them to Libya.
Is Hon. Prince Johnson protecting some people in Liberia? Is he been paid for what he did to us? Why are you bringing Moses Blah leaving Hon. Prince Johnson?
We need to hear from him too……………………….