Connect with us

National Security

When it comes to the growing waves of fear and Insecurity in the country, it is blamed largely on the fact that we have a regime security rather a state security. A regime security is a security sector that believes it should protect only people that are kissing the feet of the government.
A state security is a security that protects all regardless of who is in power. A typical example of a regime security was displayed on Saturday at the SKD, when you EPS people wearing the bearer of the ruling government party. That’s regime security.

When people are dying, some of these death could be natural, unrelated to anybody killing them, but when you have a government that fails to investigate properly, and bring some logical conclusion to some of these deaths investigative report, you will leave room for speculation and rumors attached, and when more people start to die the way people are dying it instills fear.

Related Topics

Local Voices Liberia is a network of dedicated Liberian journalists based in the 15 counties working to lift the development concerns and progress of rural communities.

Methodology

True

The claim is rigorous and the content is demonstrably true.

Half True

The statement is correct, although it needs clarification additional information or context.

Unproven

Evidence publicly available neither proves nor disproves the claim. More research is needed.

Misleading

The statement contains correct data, but ignores very important elements or is mixed with incorrect data giving a different, inaccurate or false impression.

False

The claim is inaccurate according to the best evidence publicly available at this time.

Retraction

Upon further investigation of the claim, a different conclusion was determined leading to the removal of the initial determination.

Toxic

A rude, disrespectful, or unreasonable comment that is somewhat likely to make you leave a discussion or give up on sharing your perspective. Based on algorithmic detection of issues around toxicity, obscenity, threats, insults, and hate speech;

More in