Comments on: Prosecution Reads Statements By The International Community Condemning The Actions Of Charles Taylor’s Rebel Group In Liberia http://www.charlestaylortrial.org/2009/11/17/prosecution-reads-statements-by-the-international-community-condemning-the-actions-of-charles-taylors-rebel-group-in-liberia/ International Criminal Justice in the Making Mon, 15 Mar 2010 17:56:35 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Jocone http://www.charlestaylortrial.org/2009/11/17/prosecution-reads-statements-by-the-international-community-condemning-the-actions-of-charles-taylors-rebel-group-in-liberia/#comment-13161 Jocone Mon, 23 Nov 2009 13:10:55 +0000 http://www.charlestaylortrial.org/?p=4544#comment-13161 bnker, I'm very security minded and I am trained to get the true from people with out them even known but I am not doing it to get anyone into trouble instead to know what really happened! Like I did with my own cousin COL Morden War ( Sundayboy Davis), he was able to tell me how Sam Bockarie got killed and I posted a comment here when Fallah was asking and saying that Mr. Taylor order the Killing of Bockarie. And you know what? Just what he ( Sundayboy Davis) told me is what Mr. Taylor said in court word by word! I already talked to my fiance about it and she told me that Chris is mad that people believed that he order the killing of the nuns. He's saying why will he do that when he was Catholic and still is today? bnker,
I’m very security minded and I am trained to get the true from people with out them even known but I am not doing it to get anyone into trouble instead to know what really happened!

Like I did with my own cousin COL Morden War ( Sundayboy Davis), he was able to tell me how Sam Bockarie got killed and I posted a comment here when Fallah was asking and saying that Mr. Taylor order the Killing of Bockarie. And you know what? Just what he ( Sundayboy Davis) told me is what Mr. Taylor said in court word by word!
I already talked to my fiance about it and she told me that Chris is mad that people believed that he order the killing of the nuns. He’s saying why will he do that when he was Catholic and still is today?

]]> By: Ms Teage http://www.charlestaylortrial.org/2009/11/17/prosecution-reads-statements-by-the-international-community-condemning-the-actions-of-charles-taylors-rebel-group-in-liberia/#comment-13087 Ms Teage Sun, 22 Nov 2009 20:41:19 +0000 http://www.charlestaylortrial.org/?p=4544#comment-13087 NOKO4 worst night mare, Taylor is a barbaric man!! He was confronted about cannabalism displayed by his boys NPFL, the video is on youtube done by "jouneyman pictures" so no one on here can say it's a lie, Taylor response to the knowledge that his boys were participating in cannibalistic acts he said that "war is not civilized". And Taylor wants to act like a saint. I say it and I say it again. People keep saying about Ms. Hollis why is she talking about Liberia, she has a strategy, she wants to show people what Taylor is capable of. He had no problem with his boys cutting a human heart from their chest and eating it, and he had no problem using a human skull at check points and on his truck. This is the true Taylor. He thought he got away with murder in Liberia and went over to Sierra Leone, but his luck has run out!!!!!!!! NOKO4 worst night mare,

Taylor is a barbaric man!! He was confronted about cannabalism displayed by his boys NPFL, the video is on youtube done by “jouneyman pictures” so no one on here can say it’s a lie, Taylor response to the knowledge that his boys were participating in cannibalistic acts he said that “war is not civilized”. And Taylor wants to act like a saint. I say it and I say it again. People keep saying about Ms. Hollis why is she talking about Liberia, she has a strategy, she wants to show people what Taylor is capable of. He had no problem with his boys cutting a human heart from their chest and eating it, and he had no problem using a human skull at check points and on his truck.
This is the true Taylor. He thought he got away with murder in Liberia and went over to Sierra Leone, but his luck has run out!!!!!!!!

]]> By: bnker http://www.charlestaylortrial.org/2009/11/17/prosecution-reads-statements-by-the-international-community-condemning-the-actions-of-charles-taylors-rebel-group-in-liberia/#comment-13069 bnker Sun, 22 Nov 2009 17:02:13 +0000 http://www.charlestaylortrial.org/?p=4544#comment-13069 Jacone, Thanks for your contribution and congratulations on your upcoming wedding. I wish you the best! How sure are you that these individuals will tell you the truth, don't you think they might consider it a trap to get them in trouble. Anyhow, I appreciate your contribution..... Bnker Jacone,

Thanks for your contribution and congratulations on your upcoming wedding. I wish you the best!

How sure are you that these individuals will tell you the truth, don’t you think they might consider it a trap to get them in trouble. Anyhow, I appreciate your contribution…..

Bnker

]]> By: bnker http://www.charlestaylortrial.org/2009/11/17/prosecution-reads-statements-by-the-international-community-condemning-the-actions-of-charles-taylors-rebel-group-in-liberia/#comment-13067 bnker Sun, 22 Nov 2009 16:58:57 +0000 http://www.charlestaylortrial.org/?p=4544#comment-13067 The war question? if you are speaking of collateral damages, well they occur, but a properly trained fighting force seeks to prevent them. When they occur, actions are taken to prevent future occurrences. Many of the loss of lives in Liberia could have been prevented. Yea, there are times that rockets might go astray and might land on homes or shrapnel and other flying debris hit civilians. Those deaths are understood as mistakes and unfortunate. But, when checkpoints are set up and people are pulled from the lines because they are Krahn, Mandingo or some other ethnic group, this is not the expectation from war (these are expectation of barbarians and social ill-fates). Dissecting a pregnant lady to determine the sex of the child (for a worthless $5.00LD) you considered this collateral damage or expectation from war? When someone is pulled aside because he/she is either very dark or nervous (then they are accused of being enemy) and he/she is beheaded, you call this war? When rebels tell you, my "zakay" tells me you are Krahn and murders, you justify this as OK? When girls are gang raped, and used as sex slaves, forcing some of them to become mothers of children that they despise the biological father--this is war. When my friend was killed because in his yard for coconut--Noko5 this you call war? When people are killed in front of their home because Charles Taylor now owns everything (as they said), frankly how do you reconcile your conscious with your statement? When rebels like Roland Duo build on other property, I guess you think loot is right? I am Americo-Liberia--Congo (of course none of us is pure, but have no Gio, Mano, Krahn, or Mandingo lineage), when I was asked to step away from my parents (because the "bastard" named "Chesco" on Duport Road thinks his zakay told him I am krahn and wanted preparing to "behead" me--and you say this is war? When someone is terrorized and asked to laugh while love ones are being murdered, or coming across checkpoints where human skull and intestine are used--Noko5 this is war? Having kids kill and cannibalize human beings, man! You think that what war is? Let me make it clear that these activities were not exclusive to the NPFL. This is more reason we need to prosecute these "animals" the atrocities are just too many to slide...250,000 people or 10% of our population at the time. My brother, this is war, when soldiers or rebels are killed on the frontlines (not killed after captured). When you respect civilians and understand that to successfully achieve peace one has to win the minds and hearts of the people. War is not what you consider looting and killing the innocent. The war question? if you are speaking of collateral damages, well they occur, but a properly trained fighting force seeks to prevent them. When they occur, actions are taken to prevent future occurrences. Many of the loss of lives in Liberia could have been prevented. Yea, there are times that rockets might go astray and might land on homes or shrapnel and other flying debris hit civilians. Those deaths are understood as mistakes and unfortunate. But, when checkpoints are set up and people are pulled from the lines because they are Krahn, Mandingo or some other ethnic group, this is not the expectation from war (these are expectation of barbarians and social ill-fates). Dissecting a pregnant lady to determine the sex of the child (for a worthless $5.00LD) you considered this collateral damage or expectation from war? When someone is pulled aside because he/she is either very dark or nervous (then they are accused of being enemy) and he/she is beheaded, you call this war? When rebels tell you, my “zakay” tells me you are Krahn and murders, you justify this as OK? When girls are gang raped, and used as sex slaves, forcing some of them to become mothers of children that they despise the biological father–this is war. When my friend was killed because in his yard for coconut–Noko5 this you call war? When people are killed in front of their home because Charles Taylor now owns everything (as they said), frankly how do you reconcile your conscious with your statement? When rebels like Roland Duo build on other property, I guess you think loot is right? I am Americo-Liberia–Congo (of course none of us is pure, but have no Gio, Mano, Krahn, or Mandingo lineage), when I was asked to step away from my parents (because the “bastard” named “Chesco” on Duport Road thinks his zakay told him I am krahn and wanted preparing to “behead” me–and you say this is war? When someone is terrorized and asked to laugh while love ones are being murdered, or coming across checkpoints where human skull and intestine are used–Noko5 this is war? Having kids kill and cannibalize human beings, man! You think that what war is? Let me make it clear that these activities were not exclusive to the NPFL. This is more reason we need to prosecute these “animals” the atrocities are just too many to slide…250,000 people or 10% of our population at the time.

My brother, this is war, when soldiers or rebels are killed on the frontlines (not killed after captured). When you respect civilians and understand that to successfully achieve peace one has to win the minds and hearts of the people. War is not what you consider looting and killing the innocent.

]]> By: bnker http://www.charlestaylortrial.org/2009/11/17/prosecution-reads-statements-by-the-international-community-condemning-the-actions-of-charles-taylors-rebel-group-in-liberia/#comment-13026 bnker Sun, 22 Nov 2009 03:14:35 +0000 http://www.charlestaylortrial.org/?p=4544#comment-13026 Noko5, I don't understand your question, "what do I think about war?". Noko5,
I don’t understand your question, “what do I think about war?”.

]]> By: bnker http://www.charlestaylortrial.org/2009/11/17/prosecution-reads-statements-by-the-international-community-condemning-the-actions-of-charles-taylors-rebel-group-in-liberia/#comment-13025 bnker Sun, 22 Nov 2009 03:12:35 +0000 http://www.charlestaylortrial.org/?p=4544#comment-13025 Jose...you must have a fascination with my thread...I guess your fascination didn't take you to the posting when I commented on the recommendation of the TRC report. For you, I will go over it again. I said and continue to say, I am an advocate of war crime court in Liberia and the full implementation of the TRC report. Unlike, you and others, I see faults I mention it. I am not a blind loyalist of anyone (including Ellen). I also presented that I like candidates' political platform and my leaning is independent. For some, Liberia equals personalities. For me nothing equal Liberia not Doe, CT, Ellen or any individual. Collective the 3.4M people of Liberia equals Liberia. So in a nutshell, I am a proponent of the TRC recommendations. Sorry to disappoint you, but if Ellen is to be band, so be it. There are others who are mentioned too, all warring factions leaders must be prosecuted fully too. Look, if strong legal or otherwise actions are not taken, what will discourage Mr. John Brown from trying something "stupid" like war or coup? So, I am in favor of TRC report recommendations...I think Andrew can attest to my stands to this. I tell you Jose, I have biological links to CT as mentioned and I want to see him prosecuted.Liberia and those who died don't deserve that nothing happens to perpetrators. I don't doubt Ellen's support for the NPFL we all knew it was an open secret. Its bothersome that you all mention the death of people though its nothing...this is scary dude. So why do you think the TRC report confession of the murders of the nuns is a lie? So what's your take on the TRC recommendation---? Jose…you must have a fascination with my thread…I guess your fascination didn’t take you to the posting when I commented on the recommendation of the TRC report. For you, I will go over it again. I said and continue to say, I am an advocate of war crime court in Liberia and the full implementation of the TRC report. Unlike, you and others, I see faults I mention it. I am not a blind loyalist of anyone (including Ellen). I also presented that I like candidates’ political platform and my leaning is independent. For some, Liberia equals personalities. For me nothing equal Liberia not Doe, CT, Ellen or any individual. Collective the 3.4M people of Liberia equals Liberia. So in a nutshell, I am a proponent of the TRC recommendations.

Sorry to disappoint you, but if Ellen is to be band, so be it. There are others who are mentioned too, all warring factions leaders must be prosecuted fully too. Look, if strong legal or otherwise actions are not taken, what will discourage Mr. John Brown from trying something “stupid” like war or coup? So, I am in favor of TRC report recommendations…I think Andrew can attest to my stands to this.

I tell you Jose, I have biological links to CT as mentioned and I want to see him prosecuted.Liberia and those who died don’t deserve that nothing happens to perpetrators. I don’t doubt Ellen’s support for the NPFL we all knew it was an open secret. Its bothersome that you all mention the death of people though its nothing…this is scary dude.

So why do you think the TRC report confession of the murders of the nuns is a lie?

So what’s your take on the TRC recommendation—?

]]> By: bnker http://www.charlestaylortrial.org/2009/11/17/prosecution-reads-statements-by-the-international-community-condemning-the-actions-of-charles-taylors-rebel-group-in-liberia/#comment-13020 bnker Sun, 22 Nov 2009 02:53:17 +0000 http://www.charlestaylortrial.org/?p=4544#comment-13020 Jose, If you have time, this is what I suggest go to LU campus and talk to someone who is a legal expert in law--- PATTERNS OF BEHAVIOR! They use that in profiling to determine trend. Just like any field, historical trends helps to give a picture of future behavior. Let me try to give you things in its simplest terms...Take a man for example who marries times and all four dies mysteriously, if you are a detective, would you not then look into the deaths of the others to determine foul play? Lets say a cousin of your has "sticky fingers" (he rogue) and he visits you several times and things get missing, would not say because he's stolen in the past or has a history of it, you can establish that he is your prime suspect--based on past patterns. I will not discuss this further with you, I find it difficult breaking this down any more. Jose,

If you have time, this is what I suggest go to LU campus and talk to someone who is a legal expert in law— PATTERNS OF BEHAVIOR! They use that in profiling to determine trend. Just like any field, historical trends helps to give a picture of future behavior. Let me try to give you things in its simplest terms…Take a man for example who marries times and all four dies mysteriously, if you are a detective, would you not then look into the deaths of the others to determine foul play? Lets say a cousin of your has “sticky fingers” (he rogue) and he visits you several times and things get missing, would not say because he’s stolen in the past or has a history of it, you can establish that he is your prime suspect–based on past patterns.

I will not discuss this further with you, I find it difficult breaking this down any more.

]]> By: vazoe http://www.charlestaylortrial.org/2009/11/17/prosecution-reads-statements-by-the-international-community-condemning-the-actions-of-charles-taylors-rebel-group-in-liberia/#comment-13008 vazoe Sat, 21 Nov 2009 22:31:55 +0000 http://www.charlestaylortrial.org/?p=4544#comment-13008 I stand to be corrected. I thought that the cross-examination is to be center around crimes comitted in S.Leone but looks like they are dualing on what taylor did in Liberia not S. Leone. I stand to be corrected. I thought that the cross-examination is to be center around crimes comitted in S.Leone but looks like they are dualing on what taylor did in Liberia not S. Leone.

]]> By: Jose Rodriguez http://www.charlestaylortrial.org/2009/11/17/prosecution-reads-statements-by-the-international-community-condemning-the-actions-of-charles-taylors-rebel-group-in-liberia/#comment-12934 Jose Rodriguez Sat, 21 Nov 2009 09:03:47 +0000 http://www.charlestaylortrial.org/?p=4544#comment-12934 bnker, you are not looking the right place. Just try a little harder, you will find it. bnker, you are not looking the right place. Just try a little harder, you will find it.

]]> By: Jose Rodriguez http://www.charlestaylortrial.org/2009/11/17/prosecution-reads-statements-by-the-international-community-condemning-the-actions-of-charles-taylors-rebel-group-in-liberia/#comment-12930 Jose Rodriguez Sat, 21 Nov 2009 08:18:25 +0000 http://www.charlestaylortrial.org/?p=4544#comment-12930 bnker, if you think Morris Padmore statement is credible, than you should consider every other statement made to the TRC as credible and believable. Do not cherry pick the various statements to advance your hidden agenda. However, you should not only believe that statement, but also believe all of the statements or at least, one of the statements which says, President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf was seen wearing Military Uniform in Gbanbga, an NPFL control area during the heat of the war. bnker, if you want to base your agument on the TRC report, than join us in advocating for the full implementation of the report; and refrain from being a political ventroliquist. Notwithstanding, let me make it very clear to you and world. Joining us for the implementation of the TRC final report should not be done after the death of the 72 years old President. It should be while she is still alive and in the position of authority. bnker,

if you think Morris Padmore statement is credible, than you should consider every other statement made to the TRC as credible and believable. Do not cherry pick the various statements to advance your hidden agenda. However, you should not only believe that statement, but also believe all of the statements or at least, one of the statements which says, President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf was seen wearing Military Uniform in Gbanbga, an NPFL control area during the heat of the war.
bnker, if you want to base your agument on the TRC report, than join us in advocating for the full implementation of the report; and refrain from being a political ventroliquist. Notwithstanding, let me make it very clear to you and world. Joining us for the implementation of the TRC final report should not be done after the death of the 72 years old President. It should be while she is still alive and in the position of authority.

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