What are some of the things you may have on yourself made “disk”? What impact will that disk do to the trial? By the way, what kind of disk are you talking about?

Though our conflicts may have been influenced by western countries as you said for our natural resources which I doubt. Liberia’s largest natural resources are the forest and iron ore reserve, most of the ore have been depleted (at least the high grade ore). Though, I have learned from a reliable source that marketable quantity oil deposit was recently discovered in LIberia (it has not been announced yet), I don’t think natural resources was the reason. If you argue that economic reasons were the involved in the robust involvement in stopping the carnish I will see reason, but not starting it. We cannot always blame the western nations or the “so called UN” or “so-called international community” for our folly. The question we need to ask ourselves, why our leaders trade national interest for selfish ones? The failure and atrocities are linked to failure in leadership to seek their nation’s interest–simple! If we thought nation first, the US, China, or all other nations won’t allow us to kill each other.

Because of the many atrocities, I advocate war crimes for the victims including the loved ones that you lost. You asked a good question, “Why did the socalled international community never condemned LURD and MODEL and seek war crimes charges against them for all the terrible crimes they committed against the people of Liberia?” We have the opportunity to seek justice and “seek war crimes charges against them” as you mentioned. Thus far, the best means by which you may seek justice against these groups is through war crimes court for Liberia. If Liberia won’t step up to the plate, I hope the international war crimes court in the Hague would prosecute them or seek justice as they’ve done with the Laurent Nkumba (DRC rebel leader), Omar Hassan Al-Bashir (Sudan), and Guinean junta leader Camara as recommended by the UN report. I also hope that those involved in crimes as recommended by the UN report on Israel and Palestine conflict face justice as well.

It looks like frustration to be.

I enjoy this piece. However, I’m laughing while reading. Good thread though. Anyways, I read Tracey post that you talked about. However, I find it fascinating and interesting. I most often don’t respond to her posts, but I certainly read all of her posts.
But listen up. Nice to know you agree with me that the evidence is lacking.
Again, I had fun reading your post.

Please respond or say something at least to King Gray and Sam. “Don’t just sit there, do something.”

While I will agree with you that evidence is lacking, I asked Tracey a question about reasoning and whether it was sufficient to render a guilty or otherwise judgment. She took the time and provided a clear explanation–I would recommend reading it; it makes good read and the information therein I think you will find useful. It’s under the Jan 20 report. I hope you read and enjoy it….

Thanks for responding! Yea, but this week, seem to be a really tough for the defense. I wrote a tread on this too, but again, strategy is involved so I presume you might not be interested in reading it. Anyhow, I hope you would, though.