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30/12/2022

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Broad street-Monrovia, December 27, 2022: Unity Party is saddened by the sudden demise of the Founder and Political Leader of the People’s Liberation Party (PLP) Dr. Daniel E. Cassell.

News of the sad passing of the statesman flooded social media in the early hours of December 26, 2022. To the disbelieve of many supporters and well-wishers alike, it was later confirmed by family sources that he died as the result of heart attack in Pennsylvania, the United States of America.

Before his demise, Dr. Cassell, after his brief introduction to Liberia’s political landscape projected a shared vision with the Unity Party ideas of a Liberated Liberian society from the shackles of poverty.

He was often referred to as the “poverty doctor” by many of his supporters and admirers for his numerous interventions in the lives of ordinary Liberians.

The UP has lost a friend and a great man of immense conviction in the struggle for a better leadership for Liberia.

The UP extends it condolences to the PLP family, the Cassell family and all friends and supporters of the late Dr. Daniel E. Cassell.

The Party reaffirms its commitment to partner and work with the PLP, a legacy of Dr. Cassell, in the struggle for the total liberation of the masses of the Liberian people.



Signed: __________________

_UP Press & Public Affairs Bureau_

02/05/2022

Liberia is incurring huge revenue losses – Is there any concrete solution to RIA nightmare? Yes, and here’s it

Activist Jackson Garbleejay Karr ll writes…

The RIA catastrophe poses security, economic, and diplomatic risks to Liberia. This situation has turned into a national emergency. Therefore, I would like to help find solution and this is how.

I read a few comments under my previous post pertinent to RIA debacle and two particular comments struck me: “Is Liberia losing revenue?” and “How much is spent on fuel?”

Part of my work as an activist is to dig out facts and promote national consciousness through accurate information dissimilation. So, I am going to answer just three (3) key questions:

1) Is Liberia losing revenue?

2) How much is spent on fuel to run RIA generator?

3) Is there any concrete solution to power outage at RIA?

Let’s begin with question #1 (Revenue Loss):

Whenever an aircraft reroutes or switches to Sierra Leone or any neighboring country, Liberia does incur or suffer huge revenue losses.

At RIA, there are two major charges or fees that are paid by commercial aircrafts or international flights, namely: Per Passenger Airport Tax and Per Aircraft Airport Tax.

Breakdown:

1) Per Passenger Airport Tax (PPAT):

a)Airport Tax – US$85
b) LR Tax – US$61
c) Utility Bills – US$3.96
d) Total Per Passenger – US$150.66

The SN Brussels flight that rerouted to Sierra Leone takes up to 270 passengers. So, let’s calculate: US$150.96 x 270 passengers = US$40,500.00. Technically, Liberia incurred a loss of 40.5k just on per pax tax. See attached document.

2) Per Aircraft Tax (PAT):

a) Aircraft Landing Fee – US$1,500
b) Aircraft Handling Fee – US$2,100
c) Total – US$3,600

3) Grand Total (PPAT + PAT) = US$44,100

Note: On just one aircraft (SN Brussels), Liberia lost over US$44,000. This could buy more than 800 gallons of fuel for RIA to run its generator all day.

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02/05/2022

Liberia is incurring huge revenue losses – Is there any concrete solution to RIA nightmare? Yes, and here’s it

Activist Jackson G. Karr ll writes…

The RIA catastrophe poses security, economic, and diplomatic risks to Liberia. This situation has turned into a national emergency. Therefore, I would like to help find solution and this is how.

I read a few comments under my previous post pertinent to RIA debacle and two particular comments struck me: “Is Liberia losing revenue?” and “How much is spent on fuel?”

Part of my work as an activist is to dig out facts and promote national consciousness through accurate information dissimilation. So, I am going to answer just three (3) key questions:

1) Is Liberia losing revenue?

2) How much is spent on fuel to run RIA generator?

3) Is there any concrete solution to power outage at RIA?

Let’s begin with question #1 (Revenue Loss):

Whenever an aircraft reroutes or switches to Sierra Leone or any neighboring country, Liberia does incur or suffer huge revenue losses.

At RIA, there are two major charges or fees that are paid by commercial aircrafts or international flights, namely: Per Passenger Airport Tax and Per Aircraft Airport Tax.

Breakdown:

1) Per Passenger Airport Tax (PPAT):

a)Airport Tax – US$85
b) LR Tax – US$61
c) Utility Bills – US$3.96
d) Total Per Passenger – US$150.66

The SN Brussels flight that rerouted to Sierra Leone takes up to 270 passengers. So, let’s calculate: US$150.96 x 270 passengers = US$40,500.00. Technically, Liberia incurred a loss of 40.5k just on per pax tax. See attached document.

2) Per Aircraft Tax (PAT):

a) Aircraft Landing Fee – US$1,500
b) Aircraft Handling Fee – US$2,100
c) Total – US$3,600

3) Grand Total (PPAT + PAT) = US$44,100

Note: On just one aircraft (SN Brussels), Liberia lost over US$44,000. This could buy more than 800 gallons of fuel for RIA to run its generator all day.

Let’s move to question #2 (Fuel Expense):

According to RIA management in an off

01/05/2022

To a good and great woman of Whom we are proud. My own high school sister in person of Madee David happy birthday to you
Wishing you more Grace and love in your New age. A big and pure love to the sister of Renaissance.

29/04/2022

Message of Congratulations
To Student council president
H. E. President Desiree B. Freeman

April 29, 2022.

Let me use this medium to confirm and congrat H. E. President Desiree B. Freeman as the 6th and first female president of the pipeline Jr and Sr high School and the Monrovia consolidated school system(MCSS).
It is a pleasure speaking to have a female as a president of the pipeline Jr and Sr high school under the umbrella of the Monrovia consolidated school system Her excellent president Desiree B. Freeman who is the first female President, she is a woman among women targeting toward her ambition in life. I can remember when I was pronounced as president of the national student transactional government in the pipeline Jr and Sr high school, she works with me as honest and reasonable student as well as member of the opposition community not saying my party but our school,
presidency is Her
Again H. E. president Desiree B. Freeman congratulations 💯..

Long live PJSHS!
Long live MCSS!!
Long live SDP!!
Long live SUP!!

In the case of
the student, the
struggle continues..🇱🇷🇱🇷.

Jackson Garbleejay karr ll
Student council Vice president
And Then President of the pipeline
Jr. and Sr. high school
Monrovia consolidated school system MCSS.
Contact #
+231777511430
+231888332627

29/04/2022

'Not all about you'

Here's a thought that can give you access to higher levels of freedom and power.

It's not all about you.

When you're in the habit of taking everything personally, that imposes a heavy burden on your life. The liberating fact is, most of what happens around you is not necessarily directed at you.

People have all sorts of reasons for what they do. Very few of those reasons involve you at all.

There are plenty of times when it's perfectly reasonable to object to the actions of others. But if you elevate that objection to the level of taking personal offense, you only make it worse for yourself.

By all means disagree, but don't make that disagreement a defining part of who you are. Other people will live as they live, and there's no reason to contaminate your own life with obsession over their negative behavior.

It's not all about you. Keep that always in mind, and free yourself to live with excellence no matter what anyone else does or does not do.

Jackson Garbleejay Karr II - The Daily Motivator

27/04/2022

Never think someone will be there forever...
Forever is a long time and time has a way of changing things...
I wanted to change the world but I have found that the only thing one can be sure of changing is oneself

26/04/2022

Dear follower

Join us as we celebrate the birthday of the Mr Jackson G. Karr jr on April 28,2022 as he reach plus one

Happy birthday Karr Jr.

09/04/2022

The truth is that Liberia stable food is the topic in progress. Reminding me about Liberia rice conflict. In early April 1979, the Liberian Minister of Agriculture, Florence Chenoweth, proposed an increase in the subsidized price of rice from $22 per 100-pound bag to $26. Chenoweth asserted that the In early April 1979, the Liberian Minister of Agriculture, Florence Chenoweth, proposed an increase in the subsidized price of rice from $22 per 100-pound bag to $26. Chenoweth asserted that the increase would serve as an added inducement for rice farmers to stay on the land and produce rice as both a subsistence crop and a cash crop, instead of abandoning their farms for jobs in the cities or on the rubber plantations. However, political opponents criticized the proposal as self-aggrandizement, pointing out that Chenoweth and the family of President William Tolbert operated large rice farms and would therefore realize a tidy profit from the proposed price increase..

03/04/2022

Justice!
Justice!!
Justice!!
I stand in solidarity with the peace and quiet justice council of Liberia with a strong support to demand the government of Liberia for a total Justice of the late Miss princess Cooper...
Democracy says:
😂Because of the people,
🤣Because with the people,
😜Because for the people...
Justice! justice!!
Let Justice prevail in princess' Case

09/03/2022

09/03/2022

Happy international women's day to all women's in Liberia and the rest of the world....

08/03/2022

We are in total prayer with the people of Russia and Ukraine for peace keeping

28/02/2022

Give your word of support

: Ukrainian media reports that Russian President Vladimir Putin has expressed willingness to hold high-level talks with