El Meson Hotel
Travel Blogs from Monrovia
The Dollar Diplomacy
... not approve of this and gave it the name
“Dollar Diplomacy”.
Taft
believed that America should only associate with those of the Western
Hemisphere. He was fearful that Europe was gaining control of the United
States and this was his way of preventing it. He also enforced this
policy with other countries such as Nicaragua and Honduras. I’m going to
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Nobel Peace Prize goes to . . . Ms. Fraudulent!
... their purity and peacefulness, not that it did them much good in the end.
CDC decided to boycott the election and refused to participate until their demands were met. The first was that the National Elections Commission (NEC) Chairman James Froymann resign. He did. Then they wanted more chairmen to resign, but they refused. Due to this, CDC called for a peaceful protest to be held in town. It would begin at their headquarters and continue down the main street in ...
My Amazing African-American Birthday!
... written by Mr. Froymann addressed to CDC pres and vice pres, Winston Tubman and George Weah, that explains their qualification to run in the Run-Off Elections this month. In this letter, Froymann stated that it was UP who had 32% of the votes! He either made a typing error, or the truth came through that he had switched the votes where he gave CDC’s number to UP and vice versa. CDC has decided to boycott the run-off election and withdraw ...
The past 6 weeks!
... buckets of water. You put all the clothes in the tub and put laundry detergent in it and let the clothes soak while you take one article of clothing at a time and wash it using another bar of soap and scrub it back and forth using the friction of your own hands (some people use washboards, but they’re kind of expensive). Neither the soap nor the friction are kind to my delicate American hands, as they give me lacerations. African hands are so much rougher and thicker ...
Time To Count Some Serious Blessings
... innocent, spectating citizen or a disgruntled teenaged soldier, it did not matter. What’s done is done, and they have to finish out the rest of their days suffering through something that was undeserved and that was no fault of their own.
I had heard that short-sleeve-long-sleeve was quite a common occurrence during the war, yet, compared to the picture they painted for me, I had only seen a small portion of the survivors around; and I only recently found out why. ...
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