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KwáBoi Donaldo talks about his new song called " FREESTYLE" featuring USH De RAPPER.

After dropping his most anticipated banger (SOLDIER) several months ago, KwáBoi Donaldo said that he is coming with something worth for his fans and supporters which will feature Rap guru USH.

He said " A been a while I haven't make something popping for my fans and supporters but I promise y'all; my joint called FREESTYLE featuring my bro USH is gonna be Anoda Banger and I want the public to watch out for it.

Keep supporting me and I won't disappoint y'all. The song will be dropping the second week in July and you guys should get ready to put on y'all dancing shoes to display that freestyle."

The Celebrate crooner also talk about his EP called "KwáBoi Kwálity" which he said is expected to drop soon.

What you think this gonna be, you know your boy don't disappoint..

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• Hey Guys Welcome to Liberians Starz blogger's
• A Liberians Artist name _E Star commonly known as _Lib Wrong Number_ as Dropped his first international collaboration Song with EB rhymmers from Zambia _ title_Bad_Girl_ prod by. Mighty J.
• The Liberian Artist as a clear vision of moving the Liberians music Worldwide.
• Click on the below link to get the sound
• https://plusliberia.com/2021/05/e-star-feat-eb-rhymmers-bad-girl-prod-might-j/

A Compendium of "The Rise and Fall of Peace on Earth"

From realism to American liberal nationalism

The strength of realism as a theory lies in how it is grounded within a conception of “the international” – even if this is defined narrowly as the existence of multiple competing states. Mandelbaum’s opposition to NATO expansion and the “liberal crusade” makes sense in realist terms. Imperfect worlds throw up political problems that cannot always be solved. Realism tells us to be sceptical of the claims of states to be acting in the name of universal interests, because this can disguise the interests that really motivate the policy. Good international governance therefore means balancing a world of competing interests and norms. Realism’s weaknesses, however, are equally in evidence across Mandelbaum’s work. Recognising national interests can lead to a self-fulfilling prophesy, essentially mandating states to pursue their interests come what may, regardless of the ethical issues at stake. Mandelbaum’s realism, in particular, provides a theoretical armoury that justifies a decidedly particularist view of the world, i.e. one that is based upon a specific national perspective even if it claims to be based on universal norms. Implicitly this comes down to political nationalism – as the basic mobilising device for elites in a fragmented world of competing nation-states. In 2005, these American nationalist mores even led him to write the seemingly highly “un-realist” book, The Case for Goliath, in which he claimed the United States had many of the functions of a de facto world government – something the rest of the world, he suggested, should really be quite pleased about as it was a force for stability and liberalism.

The Rise and Fall of Peace on Earth is a similarly unconventional piece of realist scholarship. For Mandelbaum sees the end of the Cold War as bringing about a Kantian-style peace based on the spread of democracy and greater economic interdependence, even positively citing Kant in this regard (p.144). He advances a version of the democratic peace theory which holds that liberal democracies will not go to war with one another (pp.6-7). Mandelbaum puts the blame for the destruction of these stable international relations firmly on the shoulders of foreign powers – principally, Russia, China and Iran. If these states were to become liberal democracies the possibility of a Kantian-style peace would again, he argues, resurface (p.144). This, however, conveniently disregards, the reluctance of the United States to accept a multilateral approach to global governance. From the Kyoto and Paris climate change accords, to the creation of the International Criminal Court and the Iraq War, the United States has been an, at best, questionable ally of a rules-based international order. American unilateralism has been its consistent foreign policy thread.

Full Name: Jusu K. Fofana Jr

Stage name: LG SlakBoi

Date of Birth: November 29 1996

Nationality: Liberian

Occupation: Artist

Jusu K. Fofana Jr, goes by the stage name LG SlakBoi is a young and talented singer, Rapper and most of all a recording artist from Liberia, and a member of the Young Trap Boyz (Y.T.B) organization

In Monrovia.

LG SlakBoi started his music career at childhood level where he used to like singing even in class room, now is a studio artist with two (2) songs on his name.

LG drop his first song featuring Rcj D Lyrics Title "Why" Prod by: DJ AIRWAY

Playing on Audiomack, has 527 played.

LG SlakBoi just drop his single on February 7, 2021 Title: "SORRY" prod by: Earth Shaker.

He is currently working on a project called"My Letter to God.

Stay tuned and follow him on

IG, Facebook, Audiomack, Sound Liberia, plus Liberia, and WhatsApp.

+231776044620

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Missing person alert..

Information reaching me that this young Rev. Dominic Yiucanjah Garduah Renner who is a member of the Romance Catholic Church and moreover work with the diocese of Gbarnga has been missing since September 24, 2020.

No information of anyone seeing him neither his body being found. This is really a terrible thing going on in this country, people can just go missing over night for little or no reason.

If anyone know the way about or having to meet with him, please contact me or the near by police stations.

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Graduation ceremony canceled

Putting stop to all forms of graduation ceremony with in the country and allowing politician carry out their normal activities is insane.

Graduation is not the only form of public gathering, what about the politician indorsement that can gather more then (50000) fifty thousand people? What about the football games that is going on within the country? Etc and etc.

We the students of the Republic of Liberia are pissed and moreover majority of us are saying that,we will not part take in the up coming senatorial election which with be held December 8, 2020.

Our reason is based on the decision taken by the government that says,"no graduation". We the students are saying that the government does not value education and it hurt us a lot.

If the government wants to get rid of public gathering, it should be done across the line. Do not prioritize one and look down on the other.

Hi My name is Pharaze Dekpah Jr.

I am a Liberian and residing in Liberia.

Things in my country are getting hard everyday and moreover, people are dying everyday due to the division between the ruling government and the oppositions.

This has always been the case where in, the oppositions don't help neither support the ruling party for the sake of the country that they all claim to love but rather, criticise the ruling government on every single thing.

Due to this, if u are not with a party you can't get job even if u are qualified.

Liberia is a very rich and blessed country, all we need is to unite ourselves and stop all forms sentiments be a tribal, political or religious.

I pray one day my country will rise again.

THE NEXT BIG THING

A young heartfelt and emotional singer, songwriter, producer, and performer Jephthah L. Luogon ( stage name: Megastar Jeph) is an Afro-pop/RnB futurist with trending soul roots.

With great musical influence from Burna Boy, Xxx Tentation, Davido, Wizkid, Patoranking, and others.

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Megastar Jeph grew up singing and rapping in his church choir and later became a recording artiste while being inspired and guided by his elder brother Melo Matt.

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Till date, he released several great songs which conquered the heartfelt of many ladies and developed a great fan base with his soulful trends and lately, after all his hard works and full support from his family and fans,

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There is no doubt that Megastar Jeph is the prophecy of the new generation of Afro beats.

Introducing his newborn sound and style to the world

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In life, the most beautiful things can grow from soil covered in ash. No matter how tragic the beginning of the story is, as long as the character seeks their own path they can build a happy ending. That sentiment reigns true for Emmanuel Quiah, a twenty-seven-year-old musician currently based out of Arizona. Born during the Civil War era in his home country of Liberia, Quiah lost his father during the war and would eventually come to the United States as a refugee with his mother and three siblings. Early on during his time in the US, he would turn to music to and play songs for hours on hours for every emotion he felt. In high school, Quiah felt a great escape whenever he wrote or attempted to play any musical instrument he could find ; he began playing the guitar and writing his own lyrics, constructing soothing lyrics around amazing guitar chords like his influences such as Eric Clapton and Tommy Emmanuel ; which is not usual for such a young soul.

Fast forward to the year 2020, Quiah is set to release his own music to the World ; a sound he describes as a sound “with a strong pop sensibility while clinging on to the Afrobeat sounds of my roots and the blues i studied in school ; that is my sound”; as Quiah brings all of these elements together, he hopes this year will be the best one of his career ; so be sure to follow Quiah and his new management team on social media to not miss any release dates or upcoming show dates