Comments on: What’s your take on the detention of Charles Gyude Bryant - the former chairman of National Transitional Government of Liberia. http://mylag.com/blog/2007/12/15/whats-your-take-on-the-detention-of-charles-gyude-bryant-the-former-chairman-of-national-transitional-government-of-liberia/ "BRINGING LIBERIANS IN HOUSTON AND AROUND THE WORLD TOGETHER" Thu, 20 Nov 2008 13:30:17 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.2 by: Kai D. http://mylag.com/blog/2007/12/15/whats-your-take-on-the-detention-of-charles-gyude-bryant-the-former-chairman-of-national-transitional-government-of-liberia/#comment-8 Mon, 17 Dec 2007 19:06:15 +0000 http://mylag.com/blog/2007/12/15/whats-your-take-on-the-detention-of-charles-gyude-bryant-the-former-chairman-of-national-transitional-government-of-liberia/#comment-8 Transparency and accountability is key in the rebuilding process, but our nation has suffered 25 years of gross economic mismanagement and it's difficult to crack down on previous regime's corruption. For the first time in a very long time there is growing optimism in Liberia, and we need to continue to work in that direction. Anything else may take away from what this government is doing in terms of development. If the government is going to crack down and bring in people from the past, I think it's going to be an uphill battle because some of their key suspects may not even be in Liberia and the legal and diplomatic procedures association with bringing them home for trail sounds like serious work. Nonetheless - When you have a country like Liberia with one of the largest economic collapses in the World since World War II and it all happen in less than two decades, the problem is far beyond what are discussing today. Thanks, Kai Dunna YardieStyle Grocery (Keep us mind while doing your Holidays shopping) African and Caribbean Grocery Store www.yardiestylegrocery.com Transparency and accountability is key in the rebuilding process, but our nation has suffered 25 years of gross economic mismanagement and it’s difficult to crack down on previous regime’s corruption. For the first time in a very long time there is growing optimism in Liberia, and we need to continue to work in that direction. Anything else may take away from what this government is doing in terms of development.

If the government is going to crack down and bring in people from the past, I think it’s going to be an uphill battle because some of their key suspects may not even be in Liberia and the legal and diplomatic procedures association with bringing them home for trail sounds like serious work.

Nonetheless - When you have a country like Liberia with one of the largest economic collapses in the World since World War II and it all happen in less than two decades, the problem is far beyond what are discussing today.

Thanks,
Kai Dunna
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]]> by: survivor http://mylag.com/blog/2007/12/15/whats-your-take-on-the-detention-of-charles-gyude-bryant-the-former-chairman-of-national-transitional-government-of-liberia/#comment-7 Sun, 16 Dec 2007 05:12:10 +0000 http://mylag.com/blog/2007/12/15/whats-your-take-on-the-detention-of-charles-gyude-bryant-the-former-chairman-of-national-transitional-government-of-liberia/#comment-7 I'm just curious to know what the closed door meeting between G. Bryant and Pres. Sirleaf was about. Hasn't the guy been indicted? If he indeed embezzled the govt.'s money then he needs to be locked up and ordered to pay restitution. Perhaps that will send the message out that Liberia is tired of being exploited by those money-hungry, self-centered, politicians. I say collect all of them and send them to "belleh-Yallah". Quarter them q8h until they provide the account #s for all of those intl bank accounts. I’m just curious to know what the closed door meeting between G. Bryant and Pres. Sirleaf was about. Hasn’t the guy been indicted? If he indeed embezzled the govt.’s money then he needs to be locked up and ordered to pay restitution. Perhaps that will send the message out that Liberia is tired of being exploited by those money-hungry, self-centered, politicians. I say collect all of them and send them to “belleh-Yallah”. Quarter them q8h until they provide the account #s for all of those intl bank accounts.

]]> by: Mr.Stewart http://mylag.com/blog/2007/12/15/whats-your-take-on-the-detention-of-charles-gyude-bryant-the-former-chairman-of-national-transitional-government-of-liberia/#comment-6 Sat, 15 Dec 2007 20:14:34 +0000 http://mylag.com/blog/2007/12/15/whats-your-take-on-the-detention-of-charles-gyude-bryant-the-former-chairman-of-national-transitional-government-of-liberia/#comment-6 Ladies & Gentlemen, let us take the advise of Gen.C and utilize the blog on mylag.com "Society Bush" for our debates and not use our personal emails for discussion. Ladies & Gentlemen, let us take the advise of Gen.C and utilize the blog on mylag.com “Society Bush” for our debates and not use our personal emails for discussion.

]]> by: Mr.Stewart http://mylag.com/blog/2007/12/15/whats-your-take-on-the-detention-of-charles-gyude-bryant-the-former-chairman-of-national-transitional-government-of-liberia/#comment-5 Sat, 15 Dec 2007 20:05:00 +0000 http://mylag.com/blog/2007/12/15/whats-your-take-on-the-detention-of-charles-gyude-bryant-the-former-chairman-of-national-transitional-government-of-liberia/#comment-5 Inspector Trent, are you suggesting that the Liberian govt. bring all the interim leaders to justice or investigate all of them ? I think the Liberian govt. has their hands full with policy making,keeping the nation peaceful,debts around the world,dealing with the pressure from the super powers of the world,i.e. U.S. , development within the country,education,health care,medical supplies for aids recipient,protecting the sovereignty of the nation,and the list goes on. The interim leaders came in,did their part of the peace process,out of the picture now,let us keep them out of the political process and let the elected govt. do their job. Inspector Trent, are you suggesting that the Liberian govt. bring all the interim leaders to justice or investigate all of them ? I think the Liberian govt. has their hands full with policy making,keeping the nation peaceful,debts around the world,dealing with the pressure from the super powers of the world,i.e. U.S. , development within the country,education,health care,medical supplies for aids recipient,protecting the sovereignty of the nation,and the list goes on. The interim leaders came in,did their part of the peace process,out of the picture now,let us keep them out of the political process and let the elected govt. do their job.

]]> by: Mr.Stewart http://mylag.com/blog/2007/12/15/whats-your-take-on-the-detention-of-charles-gyude-bryant-the-former-chairman-of-national-transitional-government-of-liberia/#comment-4 Fri, 14 Dec 2007 20:24:13 +0000 http://mylag.com/blog/2007/12/15/whats-your-take-on-the-detention-of-charles-gyude-bryant-the-former-chairman-of-national-transitional-government-of-liberia/#comment-4 Mr.Carter, as I stated earlier, I'll consider your concern #3,#2 on your comment; but in today's politics; the super power call corruption: lobbying,negotiations,elections,fund raising,appointing the right Judge on the bench,etc. we african always have to label our leaders as corrupted,not good,even if they are trying their best. Look what is happening to the leader we have now, all the bad lip we're giving her since her elected post. Mr.Carter, as I stated earlier, I’ll consider your concern #3,#2 on your comment; but in today’s politics; the super power call corruption: lobbying,negotiations,elections,fund raising,appointing the right Judge on the bench,etc. we african always have to label our leaders as corrupted,not good,even if they are trying their best. Look what is happening to the leader we have now, all the bad lip we’re giving her since her elected post.

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