The General that invited President Doe (9:04), was from Ghana, called General Arnold Quainoo otherwise known as the Buffalo Soldier, also a former Chief of Defense Staff of the Ghana Armed Forces from August, 1983 to September, 1989, is touted as the Ghanaian General who betrayed President Samuel Doe. The position he took affected his reputation as General leading ECOMOG to Liberia
@@jemilaiddrisu5124 He did not say that Ghana betrayed someone. He said the "General that invited President Doe." And yes, that Ghanaian general did betray Samuel Doe, alongside his Gambian second in command. Both cowardly left Doe by himself and went in hiding in a secret haven. Sheer truth. Just because you are Ghanaian does not give you the right to try to dodge the truth on the felony of this Ghanaian.
@@alphonse-josephdegbahou2906 you will explain Taya !! Ghana is no close with Liberia!! We don’t share nothing with you people!! Soe started the Liberia war because he was jealous of the Americo Liberians in power!! Ghana can’t never sit on the same table with you Liberians !! We are not your friends. Periodt
@@jemilaiddrisu5124 Bro, you need to reset your brain. In terms of comparisons, will you say that Rawlings was jealous of the generals and past heads of state that he killed in 1979 in GHANA? Or were you not born? Don't you know the blood-stained history of your beloved Ghana.
If you are not familiar with a story, please ask questions. Doe took the assassinated president of Liberia son from the French Embassy and buried him alive. He killed 13 government officials in quayside judgment, stored elections, and damaged Liberia beyond repairs. Please don't talk about him.
@@alphonse-josephdegbahou2906 I've read a lot of stories I maybe got it twisted there was also a story about a man that refused to die they cut of everything eyelids Penis limbs etc but this guy simply refused to die I think it was in the Rhodesian Bush war maybe I got it wrong but interesting stories
Please note that the President Rev. Tolbert was done by the American and Doe was given power as the highest ranking officer on duty. Beautiful story it is nice to know people know my country story but the event detailed is the official communique in the news
Thank you... Yes, except otherwise specified. the official accounts always forms history until that is disputed or a more acceptable position is adopted. Thank you for watching. 😍😍🌹
I was told that every American-Liberian person was killed during Doe’s overthrow of Talbot. Also, any Liberian who either married or had children by an American-Liberian was also killed. His aim was to wipe the A/L out of Liberia. Is that true?
I have not come across this kind of assertion. However, I will research on this claim and if there is info to report we will create a video abt it. Pls subscribe and on the bell notification. Thanks for watching, 😍
Your opening narration is completely wrong . Doe didn't lead a group of krahn soldiers. The 17 enlisted men of the Arm forces were from different ethnic back grounds . The most notable amongst them was Kuwonkpa .Doe didn't lead the troop thst over threw our president Willie. He inherited. That leadership role because ay the time of the coup , he was the highest ranking officer n a very good friend to kuwinkpa the ring leader of the coup.
Well, in every coup the person who take over at the end is considered the leader of the coup. Besides, are you telling me that he was not aware of the coup? Secondly, it's recorded in almost every documented history that the coup was carried out by "mostly" krahn soldiers. Thank you for watching
Doe was a master sergeant ranking as the most senior officer above the remaining 16 non commissioned soldiers. Hmmm he was considered the one who led the murder against the late president Tolbert. 🇱🇷
Point of correction. The political slogan: "In the cause of the people, the struggle continue", isn't owned by Samuel Kanyon Doe. The late Gabriel Baccus Matthew, a once upon the time prominent Liberian politician who is also known as the architect of the multi-party system of Liberia was the person that introduced this slogan into the country's political landscapes through a political movement called Progressive Alliance of Liberia (PAL).
The narrator never claimed a Doe origin of the phrase; he correctly said Samuel Doe adopted the slogan. An adoption or adoptee isn't of one's own invention. Your comments have the merits of expanding on the narrator's report without actually making a correction.
@@danielmark6779 And, don't you think such obscurantism by crediting the adoptee and simultaneously totally disregarding the owner of the slogan in question was being disingenuous to history and we the discussants here?! Atleast from whom the slogan was adopted needed to have been told. That was my point of contention.
Thank you for your feedback!! I however did not talk about how the slogan came to being. I inform the viewer that Doe adopted or used the slogan. Thank you for watching ❤️💙
Finish them in what sense? Do you mean killing them or sending them out of Liberia. I hv not come across any info on either of the two. Notwithstanding, there is evidence that he hated the descendant of freed American slaves. Thank you for watching 💗💗
@@godsanointed3397 they always transform from military dictators to civilians dictators I other to gain legitimacy from foreign countries who pressure them for democracy. Thanks for watching. ❤️💙❤️
I think they played a part in what happened. First, the miraculous escape of Charles Taylor from USA prison and the way he was arrested shows a high level collaboration with higher intelligence network. Thanks for watching 💗💗
Yes. You may be right...? But thanks again for a very interesting report from a place that's almost forgotten today. The World ....and Africa ...is undergoing very rapid changes at moment . The future I think is very unclear....Keep up the good work !!
PS .May I give you a quote from Shakespeare's Macbeth .? His play about a tyrant who becomes ever more cruel. " I am in blood stepped in so far that , should I wade no more returning were as tedious as go over "
Nigerian please talk about your drug business in Liberia,remember we will deport Nigerian from our country, u guys been very disrespectful to us in our various work places in America. I guys call Liberian rebel,I hate Nigerian
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Your stories are enlightenng. thank you. Doe became stubborn and brutal and was help out
Exactly!! 👍👍❤️💙
He killed and was killed ,wow what a lesson, but Africans never learn from the past that's why we still have these issues till date
Yes man the truly NEVER EVER LEARN ...POWER CORRUPTS
The General that invited President Doe (9:04), was from Ghana, called General Arnold Quainoo otherwise known as the Buffalo Soldier, also a former Chief of Defense Staff of the Ghana Armed Forces from August, 1983 to September, 1989, is touted as the Ghanaian General who betrayed President Samuel Doe. The position he took affected his reputation as General leading ECOMOG to Liberia
That is right. Thank you for your feedback and thanks for watching
Everybody betrayed you people, but yourselves!! Ghana is not even close with Liberia
@@jemilaiddrisu5124 He did not say that Ghana betrayed someone. He said the "General that invited President Doe." And yes, that Ghanaian general did betray Samuel Doe, alongside his Gambian second in command. Both cowardly left Doe by himself and went in hiding in a secret haven. Sheer truth. Just because you are Ghanaian does not give you the right to try to dodge the truth on the felony of this Ghanaian.
@@alphonse-josephdegbahou2906 you will explain Taya !! Ghana is no close with Liberia!! We don’t share nothing with you people!! Soe started the Liberia war because he was jealous of the Americo Liberians in power!! Ghana can’t never sit on the same table with you Liberians !! We are not your friends. Periodt
@@jemilaiddrisu5124 Bro, you need to reset your brain. In terms of comparisons, will you say that Rawlings was jealous of the generals and past heads of state that he killed in 1979 in GHANA? Or were you not born? Don't you know the blood-stained history of your beloved Ghana.
If you are not familiar with a story, please ask questions. Doe took the assassinated president of Liberia son from the French Embassy and buried him alive. He killed 13 government officials in quayside judgment, stored elections, and damaged Liberia beyond repairs.
Please don't talk about him.
I'm not sure I said anything on the contrary. Thank you for watching
How could the French embassy release the young man to Doe is beyond me. France was already a weak country mascarading as a Great Power.
@@sergio4740 they’re still waiting for Napoleon to come back from the dead to lead them to victory💀
The same lawlessness he created,caught up with him years after.
That has been the case with most corrupt African Dictators but they never learn from it. Thank you for watching 😍
I have never read this before,enlightening
I'm glad you find this enlightening. I appreciate your feedback. Thanks for watching 💗💗
This is a story I've read in the scope in 1978 when I was in grade 7
Great...part of it transpired in the late 80s and 90s. Thank you for watching. ❤️💗
You mean in 1978 you read about a story that only took place in 1990? Must be a mistake somewhere. Did you mean 1998??
@@alphonse-josephdegbahou2906 I've read a lot of stories I maybe got it twisted there was also a story about a man that refused to die they cut of everything eyelids Penis limbs etc but this guy simply refused to die I think it was in the Rhodesian Bush war maybe I got it wrong but interesting stories
@@PeterRuiters-t3o Okay. I see. Must be a différent story.
Please note that the President Rev. Tolbert was done by the American and Doe was given power as the highest ranking officer on duty. Beautiful story it is nice to know people know my country story but the event detailed is the official communique in the news
Thank you... Yes, except otherwise specified. the official accounts always forms history until that is disputed or a more acceptable position is adopted. Thank you for watching. 😍😍🌹
Then read Victoria Tolbert book; Lifted Up.Detailing a Caucasian man kill her husband in their bed.
@@abdullahimusa4927 To alway control the Nation: Even Now!!!
I was told that every American-Liberian person was killed during Doe’s overthrow of Talbot. Also, any Liberian who either married or had children by an American-Liberian was also killed. His aim was to wipe the A/L out of Liberia. Is that true?
I have not come across this kind of assertion. However, I will research on this claim and if there is info to report we will create a video abt it. Pls subscribe and on the bell notification. Thanks for watching, 😍
Your opening narration is completely wrong . Doe didn't lead a group of krahn soldiers. The 17 enlisted men of the Arm forces were from different ethnic back grounds . The most notable amongst them was Kuwonkpa .Doe didn't lead the troop thst over threw our president Willie. He inherited. That leadership role because ay the time of the coup , he was the highest ranking officer n a very good friend to kuwinkpa the ring leader of the coup.
Well, in every coup the person who take over at the end is considered the leader of the coup. Besides, are you telling me that he was not aware of the coup? Secondly, it's recorded in almost every documented history that the coup was carried out by "mostly" krahn soldiers.
Thank you for watching
I can't believe it
Doe was a master sergeant ranking as the most senior officer above the remaining 16 non commissioned soldiers. Hmmm he was considered the one who led the murder against the late president Tolbert. 🇱🇷
@@johnharris3352 I wonder were guys fetch certain information to misslead people.
Wow, this was some serious Mafia move and hostile takeover fr😳
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Is this the basis of Eamonn Walker's character in Lord of War?
I believe it was based on the former Liberian leader Charles Taylor
Wow that's a awesome History
Many thanks for watching, I appreciate your feedback. 👌👌
Karma is real
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Point of correction. The political slogan: "In the cause of the people, the struggle continue", isn't owned by Samuel Kanyon Doe. The late Gabriel Baccus Matthew, a once upon the time prominent Liberian politician who is also known as the architect of the multi-party system of Liberia was the person that introduced this slogan into the country's political landscapes through a political movement called Progressive Alliance of Liberia (PAL).
But Doe adopted it. Thank you for watching ❤️💙💚
The narrator never claimed a Doe origin of the phrase; he correctly said Samuel Doe adopted the slogan. An adoption or adoptee isn't of one's own invention. Your comments have the merits of expanding on the narrator's report without actually making a correction.
@@danielmark6779 And, don't you think such obscurantism by crediting the adoptee and simultaneously totally disregarding the owner of the slogan in question was being disingenuous to history and we the discussants here?! Atleast from whom the slogan was adopted needed to have been told. That was my point of contention.
Thank you for your feedback!! I however did not talk about how the slogan came to being. I inform the viewer that Doe adopted or used the slogan. Thank you for watching ❤️💙
Or not 1978 that was another story of the man who refused to die...but this story I often thought about
The same situation happens in Ethiopia. Abiy Ahmed will face the same fate like Samuel Doe.
Is he the current leader!? Thank you for watching ❤️💙
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I heard he finished all the grandchildren of american slaves who got back there from america is it true???
Finish them in what sense? Do you mean killing them or sending them out of Liberia. I hv not come across any info on either of the two. Notwithstanding, there is evidence that he hated the descendant of freed American slaves. Thank you for watching 💗💗
@ 11;51 whats the street name
The narrator.....is he singing or talking ?
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Why is April such a bad time in history
Any relation to Ernie K Doe?
No!
Look @ what's perpetuated, the barbaric material.
Of course u have to know that the US was not with him simply because that that happened to him! Yeah rite!!!
This is not what happened during Doe's capture
Really? Tell me more pls. Thanks
I am surprised that Doe grow his hair so bushy. I thought soldier were not allowed to keep busy hair
I think at the time their rules were not as stringent as today. Thanks for watching..
He later became a civilian dictator.
@@godsanointed3397 they always transform from military dictators to civilians dictators I other to gain legitimacy from foreign countries who pressure them for democracy. Thanks for watching. ❤️💙❤️
@@HispleMedia 💯% true.
Fascinating !! But grotesque. For once you didn't blame " Whites " for what
happened...!?
I think they played a part in what happened. First, the miraculous escape of Charles Taylor from USA prison and the way he was arrested shows a high level collaboration with higher intelligence network. Thanks for watching 💗💗
Yes. You may be right...? But thanks again for a very interesting
report from a place that's almost
forgotten today. The World ....and
Africa ...is undergoing very rapid
changes at moment . The future
I think is very unclear....Keep up the good work !!
PS .May I give you a quote from
Shakespeare's Macbeth .? His play about a tyrant who becomes
ever more cruel.
" I am in blood stepped in so far
that , should I wade no more
returning were as tedious as go over "
Ruto this is coming for you
DEF
Why are you talking like you're high on weed
Hahaha, you are funny. Is this how you sound when you take some weed and get high?
Anyways, I don't take weed. Thank you for watching 🤔
Demons, all of them
tell me you are incapable of self rule without telling me you incapable of self rule
Interestingly Africans have displayed lack ability in that regards on many occasions. Thanks for watching ❤️💙💚
Voice isn't heard well😢
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why you singing
🤔🤔🤔??
@@HispleMediathe way you talk is like you singing
@@catland101 ohh, OK. Thank you for the feedback...
Shut up your not funny don't mole his English
Shut up you're not funny don't mock his English
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First to comment
It's not an Olympic
Thank you very much for watching and leaving a feedback. I appreciate you. Thanks
@@HispleMedia no problem. I like your history classes.
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Nigerian please talk about your drug business in Liberia,remember we will deport Nigerian from our country, u guys been very disrespectful to us in our various work places in America. I guys call Liberian rebel,I hate Nigerian