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Hey Guys...

Information reaching the PPCPD says that the tyrant
will be caught. There is no escape for him. The
Nigerian Mafia knows where Taylor is. Obansanjo knows
where Taylor is and as such when he meets Bush the
issue will be taken care of. Taylor is still in
Calabar and as soon as the detail for transfer is
finally concluded the Dictator will be sent to either
the Hague or Sierra Leone. No need to panic. Don't
worry.

Nigeria is just playing hardball with the west as she
meets President Bush to discuss pertaining issues.
Nigeria wants press attention.

Taylor days are number...

Settro

--- Aggo Akyea <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

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> I am sure all the players in this charade actually
> wanted Charles Taylor to disappear. 
>    
>   Up to today, nobody knows how Charles Taylor, a
> former CIA Agent, managed to escape from a PRISON
> here in the United States to become the
> Head-of-State of a country and accorded all the
> diplomatic privileges and courtesies around the
> world.  Until he stopped doing the bidding of the
> powers that be, he was fully supported and armed. 
> As soon as he fell out of line, he was summarily
> abandoned.
>    
>   By now he had tasted the charm of power and was
> willing to use it with other accomplices and
> collaborators to perpetuate his heinous brutality. 
> He unleashed a force he himself could not contain.
>    
>   The responsibility to rein him in now fell on West
> African leaders, half of whom were dishing out their
> own versions of brutality, mismanagement and
> illegitimacy.
>    
>   So it is not simply an African problem that
> Charles Taylor has disappeared.  Till today, some of
> the war criminals of the old Yugoslavia are still at
> large.  
>    
>   Maybe, every body wants this sleeping do to just
> lie.
>    
> Cheers.
> 
> "Wilmot B. Valhmu" <[log in to unmask]> wrote:  
>  
> Why didn't I see this coming?!? We're talking about
> Africa, aren't we?
> 
> - Wilmot
> 
> --- Richard Yarl wrote:
> 
> > 
> > BBC: Tuesday, 28 March 2006, 15:30
> > GMT 16:30 UK 
> > 
> > Taylor missing from Nigerian home 
>   
> > Liberia's ex-President Charles Taylor, who is
> > wanted on war crimes charges, has disappeared from
> > the villa where he lived in exile, Nigerian says. 
> > 
> > All of those supposed to have been guarding him
> > have been arrested. At the weekend, Nigeria said
> > it would let him be arrested, but both Liberia and
> > the US said Nigeria should send him to a UN-backed
> > war crimes court. Mr Taylor stepped down as
> > president in 2003 under a deal to end the Liberian
> > civil war, which he started in 1989. He went
> > into exile in Calabar, in south-eastern Nigeria. 
> > The BBC's Mark Doyle in Freetown says there are
> > powerful political forces at play over Mr Taylor's
> > fate. Asylum Mr Taylor's spiritual advisor
> > Kilari Anand Paul told the AFP news agency that
> the
> > former Liberian leader would be happy to face
> > justice in The Hague but not in Sierra Leone. 
> > I was well convinced that Olusegun
> > Obasanjo would never hand Taylor over to the
> > tribunal 
> > 
> > 
> > Cole Ejiofor, Lagos 
> 
>   > He also said he was looking for a country to
> grant
> > Mr Taylor political asylum. On Monday he told the
> > BBC that four or five countries had already agreed
> > to take him. Nigeria's President Olusegun Obasanjo
> > is "very shocked" by Mr Taylor's disappearance on 
> > Monday, Information Minister Frank Nweke told the
> > BBC's Focus on Africa programme. Nigeria has set
> > up a panel to investigate the matter, and to
> > establish whether he escaped or was abducted, Mr
> > Nweke said. Lobby group Human Rights Watch
> > blames Nigeria for Mr Taylor's disappearance,
> > reports Reuters news agency. "This is a serious
> > indictment of Nigeria's commitment to peace and
> > security in Liberia, to seeing justice done for
> > victims of the violence in Sierra Leone and to the
> > fight against impunity throughout Africa," said
> > Corinne Dufka, head of the group's West Africa
> > office. Custody After Nigeria announced that
> > it would let Mr Taylor face trial, Desmond de
> Silva,
> > chief prosecutor of the war crimes court in Sierra
> > Leone, called for Mr Taylor's immediate arrest,
> > warning that he could use his vast wealth and
> > contacts to organise his escape. He described
> > Mr Taylor as one of the three most important
> wanted
> > war crimes suspects in the world. Mr. Taylor was
> > indicted on 17 charges of war crimes and crimes
> > against humanity, concerning his alleged backing
> for
> > Sierra Leone's rebels, shortly before stepping
> down
> > in 2003. The news is comes as a huge embarrassment
> > for Mr Obasanjo, who is travelling to the US to
> meet
> > President George W Bush in Washington on
> Wednesday. 
> > On Monday, State Department spokesman Sean
> > McCormack said: "It is incumbent upon the Nigerian
> > government now to see that he [Mr Taylor] is
> > conveyed to the international court." But Mr
> > Obasanjo's spokeswoman has said Nigeria's job was
> > done, with Liberia "free to come and take
> President
> > Taylor into her custody". Liberian President Ellen
> > Johnson-Sirleaf said she wanted her predecessor to
> > be sent directly to Sierra Leone, as
> > he had not been indicted by a Liberian court. 
> > A number of Mr Taylor's supporters have been
> > detained in Liberia amid fears they may stage an
> > armed uprising. Tens of thousands of people
> > died in the interlinked conflicts in Sierra Leone
> > and Liberia. Mr Taylor is accused of selling
> > diamonds and buying weapons for Sierra Leone's
> > Revolutionary United Front rebels, who were
> > notorious for hacking off the hands and legs of
> > civilians during a 10-year war. He also started
> > the Liberian civil war in 1989, before being
> elected
> > president in 1997. 
> > 
> >
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