Amidst the lush landscape of Liberia, where nature composes a symphony of life, a flame of revolution flickers. The Concerned Transformation Group emerges as a formidable force, a clarion call against the grip of corruption and oppression. From the six majestic rivers carving their path to vibrant marketplaces bustling with the spirit of change, this movement becomes the unifying heartbeat of a nation.
As the Atlantic Ocean delicately weaves hues of unity into its sunset, and the Wologizi Mountains stand sentinel over a spirited quest for liberation, a story unfolds—a tale of resilience, courage, and the relentless pursuit of a promising future. Welcome to Liberia, where the stage is set for a transformative journey, echoing with the whispers of a nation daring to rewrite its destiny.
Yet, as the Transformation Group steps into the limelight, a disturbing revelation surfaces—an orchestrated effort by the U.S. government to strategically influence Liberia’s sovereignty from within its embassy in Monrovia. This covert maneuver lays bare a manipulation of power, casting doubt on the true essence of Liberia’s autonomy.
The manipulation becomes glaringly evident as Liberia’s leaders align themselves with U.S. interests, but abandons their own nation’s interests, blindly casting votes at the United Nations, a stark departure from the majority of African nations abstaining. The consequence? Liberia finds itself quasi-annexed, under the dominion of the United States, exploiting the nation’s resources, particularly its economic gateway—the harbor.
In this ostensibly benevolent alliance, entities like APM Terminal, with U.S. stakeholders, redirect Liberia’s earnings, leaving only a fraction for the nation’s welfare. Despite the U.S. claiming $2.4 billion in aid over 18 years, scrutiny reveals that 99% of this aid circles back to the United States, casting doubt on America’s sincerity in supporting Liberia’s genuine progress.
The glaring disparity in aid allocation adds another layer to this intricate web. While the U.S. allocates a mere fraction to Liberia, an overwhelming $111 billion is funneled into Ukraine in just 21 months. This lopsided prioritization prompts the question: Is America genuinely committed to Liberia’s development?
Beneath the surface, Project Agreement 669-Q-29-2023, initiated in 1962, exposes the calculated exploitation of Liberia’s natural resources. The Geologic Exploration and Resources Appraisal Program (GERA), a deliberate campaign to tighten the U.S. grip on Liberia’s wealth, leaves a legacy of resource manipulation.
As the GERA operation concludes, the victory extends beyond geological data, encompassing the exploitation of gold, diamonds, and other minerals, solidifying U.S. dominance. The legacy of GERA endures, a testament to the cunning architects who, even in acknowledging lessons learned, ensnared Liberia in a web of exploitation, casting a shadow over its pursuit of true sovereignty.
The call for Liberia’s transformation resonates louder as citizens confront not only internal challenges but also the intricate web of external control. The Concerned Transformation Group faces a dual battle—against internal corruption and shadowy forces that have steered Liberia’s destiny for far too long.
Empowered by integrity and fueled by a shared vision, the group designates every citizen as a soldier in the struggle for a brighter tomorrow. Their commitment is to be architects of solutions, not mere critics of problems.
Unity is their strength, and courage emanates from their shared vision. Liberians are urged to unite in dismantling the walls of corruption, constructing a more equitable future for generations to come.
With boots strapped and armor worn, The Transformation Group marches resolutely toward a future that is brighter and more just. This is not merely a campaign; it’s a resounding call for the transformation of Liberia. Onward, as today marks the unification for the New Liberia they have yearned for.
