Rev. Torli H. Krua, Founder of Universal Human Rights International, in an open letter to the 54th Liberian Legislature, called for a public hearing on his research uncovering “200 years of lies and deception responsible for systemic corruption, massacres, poverty, etc in Liberia.” He also called for the adoption of a new Constitution that promotes participatory democracy to replace the current one he described as a corrupt document designed to enslave and oppress ordinary Liberians while empowering and enriching politicians. |
Rev. Krua’s Juneteenth Speech: “Righteousness Exalts A Nation”: America Is Falling Apart
by Rev. Torli H. Krua
Ladies & Gentlemen:
Juneteenth reminds me of a famous saying ignored by most American politicians: “United we stand. Divided we fall.” As we commemorate Juneteenth, it’s important to understand Juneteenth is not a time to rejoice or celebrate because our nation, the USA remains deeply divided and it’s falling apart! The following scriptures vividly describe the USA, the world’s only superpower, and what citizens need to do to avert a catastrophic fall of the USA that will cripple the whole world.
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Rev. Torli H. Krua, Founder of Universal Human Rights International, in an open letter to the 54th Liberian Legislature, called for a public hearing on his research uncovering “200 years of lies and deception responsible for systemic corruption, massacres, poverty, etc in Liberia.” He also called for the adoption of a new Constitution that promotes participatory democracy to replace the current one he described as a corrupt document designed to enslave and oppress ordinary Liberians while empowering and enriching politicians.
Gustavo Petro se siente muy incómodo con la prensa de su país como suele suceder con los gobernantes autoritarios que no toleran las críticas. El 11 de junio tildó de "mentirosas" las encuestas publicadas, afirmó que la prensa "odia" a la Vicepresidenta Márquez por ser "negra" y acusó a la revista Semana de "ordenar al CTI de allanar otras oficinas de la Presidencia", provocando reacciones violentas de sus partidarios con agresiones a periodistas de Caracol Radio, RCN y Blu en distintas ciudades de Colombia. El tal "allanamiento" se refiere a la inspección judicial por sospechas de corrupción realizada en el piso 13, donde funciona una oficina de inteligencia de la Presidencia.




Enfrentado a otras urgencias legislativas y preocupaciones ciudadanas, como la seguridad, y respondiendo a las demandas de los partidos de la oposición, el gobierno fue cediendo protagonismo al Congreso, donde se alcanzó un acuerdo refrendado por 14 partidos políticos con representación parlamentaria.