David Nimwema
Like I stated before, Charles Taylor is not eh closing chapter. Stupidity is.
Em
Toronto
The Mulindwas Communication Group
"With Yoweri Museveni, Uganda is in anarchy"
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"avec Yoweri Museveni, l'Ouganda est dans l'anarchie"
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From: David Nimwema
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, July 08, 2007 6:36 PM
Subject: RE : Re: [rwandanet] Liberian President Offers Territory for U.S.
Africom
The liberians are not stupid, they are watching her closely. Wait and see!
Liberia is not for sale!
Edward Mulindwa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> a écrit :
It is a very sad affair to see Liberia heading this way.
Em
Toronto
The Mulindwas Communication Group
"With Yoweri Museveni, Uganda is in anarchy"
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"avec Yoweri Museveni, l'Ouganda est dans l'anarchie"
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From: NZEYIMANA Emery Fabrice
To: RwandaNET
Cc: Rwanda-L ; [EMAIL PROTECTED] ; [EMAIL PROTECTED] ; [email protected]
Sent: Sunday, July 08, 2007 11:13 AM
Subject: Re: [rwandanet] Liberian President Offers Territory for U.S.
Africom
When she appeared on BBC last week, she had nothing to explain about the
fact that her government is far more corrupt than the Taylor's one.
In Kinyarwanda we say that "Uruvuze umugore ruvuga umuhoro".
Another destructive child of Africa.
Edward Mulindwa wrote:
A very reason I opposed the election of that ridiculous woman from day
one. For she has been an American tool from day one. Which makes Liberia second
to Kenya to become an a West asset in Africa.
Very sad indeed.
Em
Toronto
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From: Molykoforever
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Sent: Sunday, July 08, 2007 3:23 AM
Subject: [camnetwork] Liberian President Offers Territory for U.S.
Africom
Liberia: Johnson Sirleaf 'Offers' Territory For Africom Headquarters
The NEWS (Monrovia)
6 July 2007
Posted to the web 6 July 2007
Monrovia
Since the announcement of the creation of AFRICOM, the new military
command post in Africa by the United States, the Liberian government has been
pressing for the establishment of Africom's headquarters in the country.
There had been behind the scene discussions within official circles
on the issue. Until Wednesday, the Liberian government had not made a decision.
Now, President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf has made a decision officially
'offering' Liberian territory to be used for the establishment of a U.S.
Speaking Wednesday at a reception marking the 231st Independence
Anniversary of the United States, President Sirleaf said "Liberia, the U.S.
historic ally, has stood resolutely with the United States, through good times
and bad, and is offering its territory as it has done in the past, for the
establishment of AFRICOM headquarters."
The Chief Executive indicated that historical and strategic reasons
make Liberia an ideal location for this important American initiative that will
undoubtedly have a most beneficial effect on the West African sub-region, as
well as the entire continent.
President Sirleaf welcomed the new United States policy towards
Africa's security and development as reflected in the proposed establishment of
a new Africa Command (AFRICOM).
The Liberian leader described the move as not only a project of U.S.
interest and power, but as a new approach to assisting African countries that
are committed to democratic governance, sustainable development and improving
the quality of life of their people, in a secured environment, and with the
cooperation and support of the United States.
President Johnson-Sirleaf also described the United States decision
to construct a new Embassy complex in Monrovia and as well as other significant
support Liberia receives from institutions, foundations, Universities and
individuals as vivid expressions and indications of the new mutually beneficial
partnership that is beginning to evolve between Liberia and the United States
of America.
The Liberian leader also made particular reference to the financial
support being given by the United States government towards the country's
development.
President Sirleaf then lauded the U.S. government's support toward
debt relief and disclosed that Liberia will shortly benefit from the U.S.
Millennium Challenge Corporation for development assistance, having met most of
the benchmarks.
The President congratulated the government and people of the United
States on the occasion marking the 231st independence anniversary, and spoke
highly of the partnership existing between the two countries.
President Johnson Sirleaf lauded the United States government for its
role in ending the civil conflict in Liberia and its continued support toward
the country's reconstruction efforts.
In a recent article written by President Johnson Sirleaf and posted
on allafrica.com website, the Liberian leader said Africom should be seen as a
recognition of the growing importance of Africa to U.S. national security
interests, as well as recognition that long time African security lies in
empowering African partners to develop healthy security relations.
Relevant Links
West Africa
Liberia
United States, Canada and Africa
Arms and Military Affairs
"If Africom aims to use its "soft power" Mandate to develop a stable
environment in which civil society can flourish and the quality of life for
Africans can be improved, African nations should work with Africom to achieve
their own development and security goals..." the President emphasized.
According to the Chief Executive, to achieve the greatest possible
results in development, security, and governance, this must be the model for
donor assistance in the future, helping governments that are willing to help
themselves.
In a brief statement marking Independence Day, United States
Ambassador to Liberia, Donald Booth, praised the progress taking place in
Liberia and said his government remains committed and supportive of Liberia's
development goals.
Source- (Allafrica.com)
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