They fear the future in a house divided and crumbling. Taylor's house is bitterly partitioned on greed, graft, crony privileges and deprivation. It is now refusing to sell him, and if it can, it may dump him to the delight of many in and outside Liberia.
Courage is seen truth and admitting, embracing it.
In singing the songs of agony, he was joined in chorus by a group of party loyalists who stormed the President's private radio station to cry on the shoulders of impoverished Liberians that they, too, have been betrayed and left in the cold in sharing the spoils of victory. But the subjectivity of wisdom and reason can be seen in the zealousness of many Liberians in opposing Doe the dictator and fanatically serving Taylor the tyrant. To his credit, Taylor's criminal dexterity was to create the unity of proclaimed opposites in Liberian politics. Dozens of the original Libyan trained rebels were arrested and shot once victory was assured and more loyal members enlisted. Founding fathers of the rebel movement such as Moses Duopu, Commander Elmer Johnson, were shot.