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Thursday May 1, 2014 - The shame of it all...the
disgrace...a betrayal of trust exposed as
barrister and part-time judge is found guilty of
lying. 56-year-old Constance Briscoe's career
now lies in ruins as she awaits sentencing. 
She is
Britain's most prominent black woman judge,
author of at least one controversial book "Ugly"
and at just 56 appeared to have the world in her
grasp as far as respectability and prominence
were concerned in UK society and beyond. However
in one fell swoop, Constance
Briscoe the judge has now found herself being judged
and found guilty as
lying in order to pervert the course of justice
leaving her career in ruins. Clive Coleman the
BBC Legal correspondent in an article titled
Constance Briscoe's fall from grace noted
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Briscoe forged a successful career as a
barrister, part-time judge and a best-selling
author of the book Ugly, about her traumatic
childhood. Her dramatic fall from grace has its
roots in the bitter marriage break-up of two of
her neighbours in Clapham, south London.
Briscoe, 56, got involved in the split between
former Liberal Democrat cabinet minister Chris
Huhne and his wife, Vicky Pryce. In 2010 a
scorned Pryce was determined to wreak revenge on
her husband after he had an affair with his
aide, Carina Trimingham. Her chosen means was to
publicise how in 2003 Huhne had engineered it so
that three penalty points he had incurred for
speeding were placed on Pryce's driving licence.
Such publicity would be toxic for a cabinet
minister. Stories began to appear in the press
that mentioned how Pryce was being supported by
her friend, the judge Constance Briscoe, to whom
she had spoken about the points swapping back in
2003. The police started to investigate the case
and took a statement from Briscoe. She appeared
to offer strong corroborative evidence against
Huhne because Pryce had told her about him
pressurising her into taking his points at the
time. And as a barrister and part-time judge she
had enormous credibility - a star prosecution
witness.
However,
Huhne's
lawyers were
suspicious
of her
involvement
and of a
statement
she had
given in
which she
had denied
having
contact with
the press
over the
story.
Eventually
the Mail On
Sunday was
made to
reveal
evidence
showing
extensive
contact
between
Briscoe and
one of its
journalists
- the
apparent
opposite of
what she had
told police.
Paul Cheston,
writing in
the Evening
Standard
added a
somewhat
dark side to
the
glittering
career of
Constance
Briscoe over
the
publication
of her book
"Ugly" in
which she
made
allegations
of her
mother's
abusive
behaviour
when she was
a child. The
mother
denied her
account and
took the
matter to
court.
She lost.
In a
shameful episode for British public
life, the barrister and part-time judge
will join ex-Cabinet minister Huhne and
former Government economist Vicky Pryce
in serving time behind bars. Briscoe was
found guilty by a jury at the Old Bailey
of three charges of perverting the
course of justice. A previous trial jury
had been unable to reach a verdict. She
will be sentenced later by Mr Justice
Baker and can expect to be sacked as a
Recorder and face disciplinary action by
the Bar Council.
Her
80-year-old mother Carmen
Briscoe-Mitchell stared straight at her
daughter as the jury returned its
unanimous verdicts. She has threatened
to reopen her bitter libel action over
her daughter’s “misery memoir“ Ugly,
which claimed her mother had mistreated
her in childhood. Mrs Briscoe-Mitchell
sued her daughter in 2006 and lost,
leaving her with a £500,000 legal bill
which could still cost her the
five-bedroom home in Walworth where she
had brought up most of her 11 children.
The jury verdict today that Briscoe had
lied over many years could see her
mother go back to the High Court and
reverse the libel decision.
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Sunday April 20, 2014
- He is risen. The very basis, the root of
Christianity is celebrated as we celebrate
Christ's victory over death, giving all of us
hope that salvation is ours to cherish and enjoy
as well as respect. That in all we do He is the
one and only true God, no matter what you
perceive Him to be. 
It is that time of
the year again. A time when we are reminded of
the basis of Christianity, a time to celebrate
Christ's victory over death, a time to reflect
on the past forty eight hours as the Good Lord
was persecuted, tortured and made to undergo the
horrifying ordeal of
crucifixion
.This was a form of execution that was meant to
demean and dehumanise the one to be executed. It
was one that was meant to cause maximum pain and
suffering so terrible that death, when it
overcame the victim on cross, would be a welcome
relief from the pain, the excruciating pain that
such a form of execution was meant to do as well
as sending a message to those who dare oppose
the beliefs and system then - that this was what
awaits all those who refuse to fall in line. As
we celebrate Easter, let us, each in his or her
own way reflect on the pain and suffering Christ
had to endure that others may live. Let us
reflect on the horrors of the kangaroo courts
that declared Him guilty even before He was put
on trial and let us remember the words of
the centurion,
a Roman military officer who's seen many years
of Roman campaigns in the battle to expand the
empire and who, having seen it all exclaimed -
"Truly this was a son of God."
One commentator
has noted - Easter means everything to the
Christian person. Easter is the celebration of
the Resurrection of Jesus, our Lord and Saviour.
God sent His son to earth to die as a sacrifice
for all or our sins. Jesus died on the cross to
forgive everybody for all the sins they have
committed. Jesus' blood covered every person
from the beginning of time and to the end of the
world. He died for all of our sins. On the third
day (Easter), Jesus conquered death, and rose
from the grave. Jesus is the only God who has
ever Risen from the grave.
Another
states that - The meaning of Easter is Jesus
Christ's victory over death. His resurrection
symbolizes the eternal life that is granted to
all who believe in Him. The meaning of Easter
also symbolizes the complete verification of all
that Jesus preached and taught during His
three-year ministry. If He had not risen from
the dead, if He had merely died and not been
resurrected, He would have been considered just
another teacher or Rabbi. However, His
resurrection changed all that and gave final and
irrefutable proof that He was really the Son of
God and that He had conquered death once and for
all.
Happy Easter
and may the Risen Lord in His mercy guide and
protect you and your loved ones from the greed,
selfishness and corruption of this world.
Happy Easter.
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Sunday March 23, 2014 - The remains of former
President Ahmad Tejan Kabbah, the man who
brought the peace Sierra Leone is now enjoying,
is interred bringing down the curtains on seven
days of national mourning declared by President
Ernest Bai Koroma. Lessons from the dead and the
living. 
Many tributes have been
and continue to be paid to the memory of the
former occupant of State House, President Ahmad Tejan Kabbah on the announcement of his passing
away on Thursday 13th March. Most of the
tributes paid homage to the late President's
effort in trying to secure peace in a country
ravaged and savaged by a war that appeared to be
without end in sight.
The peace Sierra Leone now enjoys could be
appreciated from many facets. Take the case of
travelling on our roads in those troubled times
when reports of ambushes allegedly by rebels
were so common. Death, abduction, rape and
pillage was the common theme as vehicles and
passengers were
subjected to massive fire power from the enemies
of the people, the rebels and the sobels who saw
the continuation of the carnage as a
money-making and wealth-gathering enterprise.
Who can forget
the mindless violence that hit the capital on
January 6, 1999 or events in other parts of the
country before that infamous sacking of the
capital where many who had fled the carnage in
other parts of the country had come to seek
refuge in the belief that the capital would be
safe from the marauding bands of rapists.
thieves and murderers? Who can forget the many
who were abducted as the marauders of the
so-called Peoples Army were driven from the
capital? Who can forget the operation to torch
the city when petrol and other flammable
materials were used to douse property and
persons trapped inside? Who can forget the
murders, amputations, rapes and pillage carried
out with glee by the AFRC/RUF coalition of evil
during those troubled times?
So that is a
part of the benefits of a peaceful Sierra Leone
that was handed over to the present occupier of
State House President Ernest Bai Koroma. And
here we have to pay tribute to his determination
not to get drawn into the evil ways of some key
unrepentant members of his ruling party, the APC
who would have been against anything that would
give credit to the late President Ahmad Tejan
Kabbah.
Rest in peace
President Ahmad Tejan Kabbah.
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Thursday
March 13, 2013
-
Former President Ahmad Tejan Kabbah is no more
as he joins the ancestors. He was 82 and he is
credited with steering the ship of peace through
very treacherous and dangerous waters and he
finally got there to declare the brutal,
murderous and savage war over in 2002. We pray
that Allah will grant him eternal rest. RIP 
The great
architect of Sierra Leone's hard-won peace, the
one and only former President Ahmad Tejan Kabbah
has waved goodbye to his worldly duties at the
age of eighty two (82) after what insiders say
was a lingering health condition. Indeed the
former President would be remembered both at
home and abroad for his stance - patience and
understanding - as he negotiated with a
murderous armed group that wanted to seize power
at any cost, never mind how many died as was
witnessed in that infamous January 6, 1999 rape,
plunder and sacking of the capital Freetown.
One-time Press
Attache at the Sierra Leone High Commission in
London Sorie Fofana in announcing the passing
away of the former President noted -
Barely a
month after celebrating his
eighty-second birthday,
Sierra Leone’s former head
of state, Alhaji Dr. Ahmad
Tejan Kabbah passed away
peacefully at his Juba
residence in the west end of
Freetown. President Kabbah
ruled Sierra Leone from 1996
to 2002 when he gracefully
bowed out after serving the
mandatory two term limit.
The late elderly statesman
will be remembered for his
nationalistic approach
towards governance. He
declared Sierra Leone’s
civil war ended in 2002. A
family spokesman said the
family will work with the
government to plan the state
funeral of the late head of
state. Tributes started
flowing in last night from
all over the world. World
leaders (both current and
past) have started paying
glowing tributes to the late
former Sierra Leonean
leader.
And the government, for its
part, has declared seven
days of national mourning
starting tomorrow as well as
ordering all flags to fly at
half mast during this period
as preparations are made to
give the former President a
fitting state funeral.
The late President though
soft-spoken and slow to
anger can be hard as nails
when confronted with issues
that demanded his authority
and unwavering stance. Take
the case of the Wanza boat
deal. He refused to honour
the bill for a patrol boat
that up to the time of
writing in March 2014 had
never landed on the shores
of this country. The
original deal, entered into
by the NPRC, the military
junta that handed over the
reins of power after the
1996 elections raised quite
a stir. MP's who are alleged
to have been bribed by the
the man at the centre of the
deal, one Wanza, came out
with a report urging
President Kabbah to pay up.
It is reported that even his
late wife Patricia was not
spared as lobbyists warmed
up to her to prevail on her
husband to authorise
payment. He refused.
There
are
some
die-hard
supporters
of
the
AFRC/RUF
coalition
of
evil
otherwise
known
as
the
beasts
who
had
long
wanted
the
former
President
dead
even
before
God's
appointed
time.
They carried all manner of
stories on their
junta-dedicated outlets
including one aptly named "Ninjas"
with one, at the height of
rebel advances and
atrocities against civilians
praying for his death with
the hope that this event
would usher in victory for
the murderous rapists.
Well the old man is now dead showing that all of us being mere mortal would one day heed the call to the great beyond.
We join all good people
within and without Sierra
Leone in offering our
sentiments of grief and
condolences to the late
man's wife, children,
relations and many who mourn
his passing away. We pray
that they will find comfort
in the Lord/Allah and be
strengthened in this their
hour of grief.We pray that Allah
in His mercy will grant the
late former President Ahmad
Tejan Kabbah peace, the peace which only He can give.
AMEEN
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Saturday
March 8, 2014
- Another celebration of women on International
Women's Day today March 8. This time round,
today the theme is - "Equality for Women is
Progress for all". And as we call on the
government of the rat to have more women in
matters of state and governance, we would want
to ask on this day - what justice for women
after the deliberate murder of Musu Conteh, what
justice for the women of the opposition Sierra
Leone's People Party, the SLPP when they alleged
that they were raped and physically violated by
men under the command of the rat? 
It is another
celebration of the lives of women and even as
the feel-good speeches are made by government
and various officials, one yardstick that can be
used to determine an aspect of equality between
men and women in Sierra Leone is how they are
treated under the law. Are women in Sierra Leone
accorded the same respect, dignity and rights
before the law and society in general? We would
want to appeal to all and sundry, more so the
men - the theme means that if women are accorded
the same rights, then it would be progress for
all thus emphasising the need for everyone to
ensure the equality of women. In simple terms,
if we all give women the same status as men,
then all will be well.
We have always
raised the issue of rape in Sierra Leone where
victims range from three (even younger) to
ninety or more and so far nothing has been done
by the government to bring perpetrators to
justice, not even after reports commissioned by
the government. Even though the policemen
involved in
the murder of Musu Conteh
during the protest at Bumbuna are known, the
government has not brought the perpetrators to
justice. Nor has the government brought to
justice the OSD police who threatened the women
of Bumbuna with "rape" using the new war weapons
they had been issued with by a government that
is only interested in staying in power by any
means necessary.
This is a
wake-up call for the government to act
responsibly and do what is required of it rather
than another excuse for verbosity - expressions
of lofty ideals with no intention to put words
into practice. The recent press reports
surrounding the government's new Goebbels, one
Alpha Khanu/Khan and some women suggests that
despite the "commitments", government officials
continue to use their position to harass women,
demand sexual favours and other unwholesome
activities. Despite reports highlighting the
shabby treatment meted out to women at our
missions abroad, the government has so far not
taken any action that would show that such
behaviour are punished, leaving the victims
unprotected, humiliated and dehumanised. Preying
on women and girls from poor backgrounds using
tax payer's resources goes on unabated, probably
because somewhere in the myriad of activities of
state, this behaviour is endorsed and encouraged
by the rat himself.
Indeed it is
worth noting this extract from a piece on the
United Nations news website
On the eve of
International Women’s Day, the United Nations
has launched the “He for She” campaign urging
men to stand up for the rights of their mothers,
sisters and daughters, while top UN officials
stressed that human rights for girls and women
are not a dream but a duty of all. “Throughout
the world, discrimination against women and
girls is rampant, and in some cases getting
worse. But we also know equality for women is
progress for all,”
Secretary-General
Ban Ki-moon
said,
quoting the theme of this year’s observation. He
also appealed to men and boys of the world: join
us, “Where men and women have equal rights,
societies prosper.”
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Monday
March 3, 2014
- And the winner is...the Oscars night...the
morning after as Lupita Nyong'o wins Best
Supporting Actress award. And just in case
you're wondering - she's both Kenyan and Mexican
and her tearful acceptance speech said it all.
Congratulations to all winners and our very best
wishes for "losers" who are actually winners. 
The
much-anticipated and super-hyped 86th Oscar
awards have now been made public in a ceremony,
as expected, that had as much glitz and speeches
as only the Oscars could produce with tears
flowing freely as unexpected winners paid
tribute to whoever came to mind - from producers
and choreographers to relations alive and those
long gone. And it was quite a relief to British
producer Steve McQueen as his movie 12 years a
slave grabbed three of the awards including the
much-coveted Best Picture award. According to
the BBC, Gravity got 7, 12 Years a Slave, 3,
Dallas Buyers Club three, Frozen 2, The Great
Gatsby 2, while Blue Jasmine and Her grabbed 1
each. It was a truly exciting, colourful and
charged atmosphere that would spur others to be
there as the film industry rolls into motion for
the next set of awards. The Oscars represent all
that should be good about film-makers, actors,
actresses, writers of all sorts, directors and
movie technology. And do not forget the script
and film editors as well as all those extras and
behind the scenes people who play their part in
making it all a successful event.
The BBC
notes - Steve McQueen, the British director of
12 Years a Slave, dedicated the best picture
Oscar to "all those people who have endured
slavery". "Everyone deserves not just to
survive, but to live," he said. "This is the
most important legacy of Solomon Northup." Based
on a true story, it follows the life of a free
black man - Northup - who is kidnapped and sold
into slavery in Louisiana. Producer Brad Pitt
praised "the indomitable Mr McQueen" - a Turner
Prize winning artist-turned-director - for
"bringing them all together" to tell Northup's
story.
Newcomer Lupita
Nyong'o won the best supporting actress award
for her film debut as slave worker Patsey. The
Kenyan actress paid tribute to her character and
thanked her for her "guidance": "It doesn't
escape me for one moment that so much joy in my
life is thanks to so much pain in someone
else's," said the star, who turned 31 this
weekend. The film won a third Oscar for John
Ridley's adapted screenplay. "All the praise
goes to Northup," Ridley said, "these are his
words"
The UK-based
Daily Mirror
wrote - "Ever since 12 Years a Slave was shown
at the telluride Film Festival back in August
Lupita has behaved with great dignity and has
impressed many Academy members. Earlier Lupita
told MailOnline that she felt like a "goddess"
in her powder-blue Prada gown. Now she's a
goddess with an Oscar statue for her first film.
The
Guardian
chimed in - "her first film acting role; her
most memorable scene was one in which she
receives a flogging for wanting to wash with
soap".
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Thursday February 27, 2014 - Former Ukranian
President Viktor Yanukovych desperate attempt to
erase traces of corruption fails. Documents
found floating and beneath water being dried out
and already startling revelations on the depth
of corruption that was a badge of the ousted
man. Is this a wake-up call for Sierra Leone's
very own home-grown replica aka the rat that
when the time comes, there will be no hiding
place and that incriminating evidence are bound
to be found? 
A part of the world's media
is now focused on
events in Ukraine where President Viktor Yanukovych has now been ousted from power by the
will of the people. It would seem that when
he got the whiff of what was to come, he and his
close aides desperately tried to get rid of
documents that implicated the former President
in a number of financial malfeasance. These
range
from hyper-inflated contracts and payments to
his chosen "contractors" to the lavish lifestyle
he maintained the walls of what can pass off as
the Ukraine equivalent of Sierra Leone's Lodge,
the official residence of the rat. The international news outlet, Al Jazeera has
a feature article headlined -
Behind the
Decadence of a Ukranian President noting - Some of the findings
appeared to show lavish spending and alleged
illegal activity: 1,695,744 euros ($2.3m) for
woodwork in the dining room and tea parlour,
$211,600 for thirty paintings purchased at a
MacDougall's art auction in London.
The New York Times headlined its own take
thus - "A Prize Catch for Ukranians at a boat
harbour - an ousted President's secrets" and has
this as part of the story -
“What they didn’t manage to burn they threw
in the water,” said Serhi Scherbyna, the
editor of The Insider, an online
investigative journalism website, who said
he found irrefutable proof linking the coal
trading enterprise that won about $1.5
billion in government contracts last year to
the company that managed the presidential
estate, its private golf course and zoo.
“I wasn’t surprised at all,” he said. “I’ve
lost so much of my health trying to prove
this connection. As a journalist, I felt
satisfied. I could finally prove the
theories I had put forward. As a man, I felt
I had been lied to. I was holding in my hand
proof. It was the feeling of a scientist who
has proven his theory with evidence.”
By Tuesday, journalists had photographed all
of the approximately 20,000 soggy pages and
posted them on a WikiLeaks-like website,
Yanukovychleaks.org
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Wednesday
February 5, 2014
- Sierra Leonean lives on the cheap - the land where
"investors" are encouraged by an uncaring and corrupt
government to get away with anything including murder as
the forces of law and order become slaves to the whims
and caprices of the vultures at State House. 
Some time in late December
last year, we started getting reports of a boat incident
involving one of our local sea transportation vessels
known as pampa. Initially the death toll from that
incident was reported to be in the region of five, but
as the hours progressed, it became obvious that far more
Sierra Leoneans could have lost their lives. Caring
national newspapers wanting to alert the government of
the rat immediately started running stories with the
main thread being that the local sea craft was in
collision with a boat controlled by one of the many
"investors" now operating in Sierra Leone and who would
want us to believe that they do care for the people of
Sierra Leone. We are quite sure that if those lives were
British, Australian, American or nationals from any
democratic and caring government, they would be
requesting a full investigation into the matter.
Kindly recall that on
Tuesday September 8, 2009 a boat travelling from Shenge
to Tombo was involved in an incident in which more than
two hundred lives, including those of school children
coming back from holidays and getting ready for the
reopening of schools, were lost. Up to this time, the
exact number of people on the boat has not been verified
nor the exact number of those who perished.
On the "investors"
getting away with murder remember Bumbuna and how the
rat's security forces reacted after the murder of
poor Musu Conteh
-"The police marched behind the women and physically and
emotionally intimidated them thereby disrespecting the
women’s secret society. According to them, the police
were raining the worst forms of verbal insults saying
they will ‘’fire gunshot into the sexual organs of the
women’’ and “vaginate” their new weapons. The women
reported that they were traumatized because the police
operation reminded them of the rebel war. “It was like
any rebel attack”, the women repeatedly said. “Due to
this incident, our memories of the nineties were
recalled when the rebels attacked here in 1994. All what
we saw on that day [of the police operation in Bumbuna] can be compared to what we went through during the war. We
were worried to imagine we were going to lose all we have worked for a second
time. We even thought it was another war.”
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Monday February 3, 2014 -
Accounting for the country's resources - an anathema for
the government of the rat where simple arithmetic
becomes a complex equation aimed at covering the tracks
of charlatans bent on taking the country down the road
to infamy - never mind the "re-branding" mantra. 
We have waited, we have
watched, we have tried to figure out why since the audit
of government accounts for 2012 was made public, none of
the sewer rats extolling the virtues of the King Rat and
who see no wrong in his manipulation of Parliament and
the Judiciary, have commented on the massive thieving
going on in the affairs of state. We can only come to
the very painful conclusion that since they are all
beneficiaries of the thieving machine, they dare not make a
squeak in that direction lest they lose their part of
the loot. Rather than tell their overlords that the
thieving would in the end lead the country to the same
state that the country would never want to tread again,
the pay-as-you-go writers, refuse to acknowledge that
the massive thieving now going on could lead to one and
only one thing - the disintegration of community, region
and state with dire consequences for all innocent Sierra Leoneans who continue to suffer in silence and are not a
part of the state resources plundering machine oiled and
kept running from the heart of State House itself. You
would think it is the God-given right of King Rat and
his caboodle to steal, steal and steal. That they are
not accountable to anyone not even their conscience,
assuming there's any left in the pool of moral
bankruptcy in which they swim exposing their ill-gotten
wealth. The reckless
spending of the peoples' resources and wealth
highlighted in audit reports, like this
AUDITOR GENERAL’S REPORT ON THE
ACTIVITIES OF OVERSEAS MISSIONS AND HIGH COMMISSIONS FOR
THE PERIOD 1ST JANUARY 2003 TO 31ST DECEMBER 2010
and the failure to hold those responsible to account
shows all too clearly that the smoke and mirrors State
House occupant does not care about such reports and so
it was with quite some interest when we heard that he
was trying to make good on Sierra Leone's suspension
from the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative.
Why the suspension? Again the government and the various
functionaries simply cannot figure out their basic
arithmetic and this from a rat who once headed an
insurance body that did simple and somehow complex sums
that determined just how much the insured should pay on
a monthly or yearly basis or whatever time reference in
question. In the EITI all that is being asked for is
transparency and some honesty in reporting what is paid
into government coffers by the various industries - and
this is not confined to mining alone as oil blocks sales
and allied fields appear to be yielding more money into
the coffers (read thieving paws of the rat of a
President). On the website of EITI there's an
interesting report for Wednesday January 22 with the
headline -
"Big jump in revenues from Sierra
Leone's extractives sector" with the
sweetener that "revenues are up by almost four times but
remain a small part of the economy".
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Wednesday
October 12, 2011
- The truth is finally out. Now we know why the high
priest at the altar of falsehood, profanities and
indecency dedicated to the smoke and mirrors President
expunged those articles from his web site reaffirming
once more that for a few dollars more he would be
willing to lie on oath in order to earn his supper. And
this from a so-called man of the cloth who has been
caught out more often than not - lying to his face and
feeling good about it.
We now know why those articles were
expunged from the web site of the high priest who thinks
nothing of lying through his teeth to please his masters
at State House in Freetown. Remember what he wrote about
the Bo incident in which one man was reported killed by
the police, some structures belonging to the APC ruling
party torched and the flag bearer of the main opposition
SLPP Brigadier (Rtd) Julius Maada Bio got hurt? The pro-APC,
pro_Ernest Bai Koroma publications had a field day with
each tabloid trying to outdo the other in presenting a
feel-good article that would be pleasing to their
paymaster/s at State House. It was a time to write
articles pleasing to their handlers at State House. And
please recall too that when the President ordered an
investigation, we pleaded that no comment be made that
would somehow appear to blame anyone? This piece of
advice given in good faith was ignored and just to
please his master, his mammon at State House the high
priest at the altar of lies, falsehood and profanities
dedicated to his god ernest bai koroma published
articles blaming people left, right and centre as well
as here, there and everywhere and even going as far as
to suggest that there was no one at the APC party office
in Bo on that day? Well we now have a copy of that
report and we can state here that the reason why those
articles were expunged was because the report showed
that what had been published, as usual was a big and
deliberate lie aimed at keeping his master happy. And
pleasing his master we doubt very much because we know
that there are good and honest people at State House,
real professional journalists and civil servants who
would always frown on anyone who on one hand gloats
about a diplomatic appointment while on the other
becoming the chief fabricator and purveyor of lies, more
lies and damned lies.
Below are some of the headlines, the
articles of which were expunged and for which action we
demanded an explanation. None was forthcoming, none was
expected. That is what happens when you, as we say
"broke congosah" on the gossiping liar's head.
Reports
: SLPP rally in Bo was unlawful and unauthorized and was recipe for chaos
orchestrated by Maada Bio, John Benjamin and Abbass Bundu
Journalist says the chaos in Bo was well-planned by the SLPP
Where
is the blood ? The biggest hoax since ‘Janet Bundle’ ?
Exclusive : How Maada Bio got hurt in Bo
EXCLUSIVE : More ringleaders of the Bo disturbances named, as SLPP forms
clandestine organization to drive out all APC supporters
Among the key findings
of the report after investigating the Bo incident was
1. The SLPP thank
you rally was legal.
2. That Rtd
Brigadier Julius Maada Bio was indeed wounded during the
attack.
3. That the APC
Office was occupied by APC supporters on the day of the
attack and that even before then preparations had been
made to attack the Maada Bio march in Bo with
instructions given to women allied to the APC to collect
stones.
4. Stoning was
started by APC supporters from their party office.
5. The SLPP
supporters attacked and torched structures of the APC.
6. One bike rider
was shot and killed by a named policeman who still
remains free.
We will now bring you
most of the expunged articles so that you can see
further proof of the devious methods of a compulsive
liar and we daresay the typical "kongosah bench"
carrier.
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