Dr Jaiteh
Better late than never. Danka danka jappa golloh! I must admit the UN is slow but it is a force and institution we must recon with and yes Thanks to the Dutch government for doing what I hope many other governments will replicate to regain our universal sanity and justice
I was just talking to a Liberian friend of mine who was so happy about this man's capture because he could vouch first hand of the atrocities this dutchman did to his own family. Frankly I never heard about this man before but regardless of the delay it is good news.
Habib
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>Subject: Re: Dutch police arrest national for war crimes in Liberia
>Date: Wed, 23 Mar 2005 09:31:59 -0500
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>Brother Habib,
>In all fairness the Dutch must be commended for being the first in what
>seem to be a not so isolated case. We hope and pray that the rest of the
>world would emulate them. Unfortunately it came 5 yrs after the UN panel
>report and nearly 2 years after Taylor left office and ofcourse the
>death of countless Liberians who lost their lives in this insanity.
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>Malanding
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> > Malanding
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> > This is interesting because if this trend of arresting criminals like
> > this man continues, then the world would be a safer place in the
> > future for many will fear the same fate if they commit atrocities like
> > he did thinking he would be free
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> > Habib
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