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The History of Liberia in 10 Minutes

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The History of Liberia in 10 Minutes


The History of Liberia in 10 Minutes or less.
Hello Displorers Welcome back to another exciting video presented to you by Displore and thanks for watching, In today’s video we shall be looking at the history of Liberia in 10 minutes. The Republic of Liberia is a democracy located on the west African coast. Bordered by the Atlantic Ocean along…

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  5. During the Civil War who was Americo and who was Country. At the End it was Liberians fighting Liberians and that’s how it’s been ever since. You keep on selectively Using our American Demographic as African Americans and Black Americans for Liberians who were in Government. We are not the same people. You are spewing Lies

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  6. Local Rulers controlled their people within the Hinterlands and was too apart of the government. Local Rulers had their own sovereign lands and people to look over.

    King Peter joined the colony of Monrovia after he was attacked for selling land to the settlers.

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  7. “History of the region begin with the arrival of the Portuguese” what are saying, the history generally begun with the people who inhabited the place. Why are you starting from Europeans who aren’t native to the lands

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  8. You keep on naming what Europeans set up and what Europeans did. You fail to mention any Local Rulers and what they were doing. Then you jump straight the the African Americans. How rude

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  9. The Country was not Founded by ADOS, nor FBA, they didn’t call themselves African Americans back then. The country was founded by Blacks who were free that was pressured to Leave the U.S., the majority of black people were African Born people who were recaptured and freed after they’re illegal adoption.

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  10. Unfortunately, a lot of what should be BASIC and easily researched FACTS are quite off. First example: (2:25 – 2:28) Our history and ACS records would show that there were excursions to the coast that were docked near Freetown, Sierra Leone from 1820-1822. There were some trading and exploratory missions to what would later become Liberia during that period but actual settlement was 1822. That's a minor one. I also can't understand how The First constitution of the Republic of Liberia was adopted and ratified in the same manner as the US government over "claimed" territories in agreement with indigenous groups (no ethnic cleansing over here until after the toppling of the "Americo-Liberian" elite/ ruling class that actually dominated Liberian politics for over 100 years. Please remind me when Barrack was symbolically elected President of the US of A? Talk about elites "dominating"… This toppling led to summary executions and kangaroo courts that ordered further executions in the coup of 1979 deposing President W. R. Tolbert by brutal physical assault to his person and vile desecration of his body. It was DRAGGED through the streets of Monrovia… The FACTS are also available to know that it was not in fact Samuel K. Doe who assassinated President Tolbert. The answer to that is still unclear and those involved have long been absorbed in Gaia… Dead and Gone… To conclude this point, ethnic cleansing began during the S. K. Doe regime as the Military Junta became increasingly paranoid of almost EVERY other tribe; effectively alienating themselves as the "neo-Elites" but more like "Animal Farm" if a coalition of the Horse as head with the previously docile cows serve as enfocers and Goats and Sheep are give "special privilages while the recently overthrown Pigs are now kept at an arms length but used for their intellect and ONLY that. They the Pigs now serve the farm as technocrats and diplomats after witnessing the gruesome slaughter of their Pig patriarchs, loss of land and privilege, and being constantly watched and their liberty to travel outside the "Farm" seized unless by express consent of the Strong Horse in Chief advised by greedy but rather inept "Cows" and "Donkeys" along with bi-partisan support of the Goats AND Sheep; all of which represent a simple majority but not an absolute majority; creating the facade of an "Indigenous Peoples Revolution" while marginalizing some and excluding others; dismatling the strides toward unity and co-habitation between settlers and indigenous groups; and further fragmenting the fragile peace between rival indigenous groups. By some accounts, the cleansing of tribal groups perceived as threats to the Krahn Tribe dominating the regime were policed, violently harassed and summarily executed. Execution became more frequently used as a means of exerting control. By some accounts, the Du-Port Road Massacre by the forces loyal to then President of the now Second Republic of Liberia under the current 1985 constitution St Sgt. Samuel K. Doe, in early 1990, was finally grim and indisputable evidence of the Regime's systematic and targeted ethic cleansing…) By the end of 1990 the first indigenous African Leader of Liberia was brutally tortured and executed by tribesmen of the Mano and Gio (Pronounced GIE-OH rather than G-OH). Rise of Warlords and all hell breaks lose. Liberty had long gone but now the "Sweet Land" stank with waste and rotting corpses as the land and her waters were drenched with the blood of her children at the hands of her children… Next was the Interim periods preeminent of which was the Amos Sawyer lead Interim Government of National Unity which from 1991-1994 served as the longest Interim government and resisted Charles Taylor's attempts at seizing power militarily, then laid the ground work for the Councilmen of State framework which, even with some armed conflicts and assassination attempt of rival Warlords, eventually led to the free and fair election of Dr. Charles G. Taylor by 1997 in a landslide victory… Tired rn…

    Long story short, easily verifiable stuff could've been better researched and your visuals are quite misleading so… sloppy hatch job??? Stop playing with other people's history if you aren't inclined to do it properly… Please… Thank you for reading thus far….

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  22. There’s a lot of false information in this video. First and foremost Liberia stay free during the scramble for Africa ask google why this happened, if you want to do research for yourself or I can simply tell you why. The American Free Blacks had seen the unjust of slavery in America and the Liberian natives were against it as well therefore there was a strong sense of rebellion against slavery. Liberia rocky coast region made it hard for slave ships to sail to the land as well. The Kru which included the Grebo,Bassa,Krahn along with other native tribes was notorious for defending the land along with the Americo Liberians. I recommend you watch Focus on Liberia a historian explains all these things. Please do your due diligence before putting out misinformation. Thank you.

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  23. It is wonderful to see a video of the country of Liberia, I read about it in a book about the life of Prince Kaboo(widely known as Samuel Morris). I hope and pray his bones are returned to his people, his country and the continent of Africa 🌍. To the Liberian 🇱🇷 people Google Samuel Morris and learn what became of your Prince Kaboo and bring him home just like the Israelites brought to bones of Joseph with them out of the land of Egypt. Since we know where he is buried and now with DNA test it is time for his desire to be fulfilled.
    ***Prince Kaboo (Samuel Morris) was a prince in the Kru tribe of Liberia, Africa.   He intended to study and return to Liberia to testify and proclaiming his encounter and faith in Christ Jesus. However he died in America and to-this-day neither his body nor his bones have been returned to his nation and tribal people.  I do not believe his story may have even been told to the African people, I know for a fact we as black people in Western societies are not told of him.*****

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  26. Hi,
    You have a platform so I thought i send you this to speak on it.
    I'm going to try to reach out to as many as I can. This is people lives we are talking about here.

    I heard about this and I wanted to bring it to your attention.
    I'm advised that the Chinese client in Liberia only writes out diagnosis and prescription in Chinese for ALL patients. And that all health care records are mostly in Chinese. Also, I was advised that they refused to translate in English for patients. I think that is absurd and I can't and I don't want to believe that. How can you do this to a English speaking country and refused to translate (write) in English. How are people supposed to know and trust the treatment they are getting when they are unable to read what you wrote. Only God knows what you writing down. (For all we know I can be signing my death sentence)
    Is our Liberia government aware of such practices. It does seem logical to me at ALL.
    Please advise me.

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  33. No much kinder is a resume in the lines of those from father is a long coat at the homey Asante what's up I'm pyre this is of the region day for you to begin your arrival is trainers in the middle oh it in the rain going to change customer groceries so good schedule opens and beginning is the green closed

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