Third Eye Movement-Liberia

14/09/2024

Congratulations to the former chairman of the Third Eyes Movement, Abdullah Randolph Kemokai, on his victory as Vice President for International Affairs of the Liberia National Students's Union; go and serve the students of the motherland. All the best.

24/04/2024

After reading and comprehension of literatures provided by Dr. Mamadou Bah of the IBB graduate school, University of Liberia - UL in Government and Politics in Contemporary Africa (POSC 512) and as it relates to my stance on either being an Afo-Optimist or an Afo- Pessimist, I can safely say that in the not too distance future Africa will take the lead in the World System as a major decision maker, I have no doubt that it can happen and it is where I stand.

Don't mine, I'm still undergoing processing for the task at head, but the responsibility is on generation to take charge and the time is now, our focus is currently on the Liberia National Students' Union(LINSU). Comrades, this is our journey, let take it together.

12/04/2024

Hon. Mohammed Dosii you are trailing on a dangerous path and want to destroy all of the accolades you have accumulated in the last few months with the support of the people, just so you know, Hon. Sando Wayne is not going to sign any appeasement agreement against his constitutional and fundamental rights for a recommendation from a nonentity to Country Manager position of Bea Mountain Mining Corporation because you want to protect someone reelection, if he/she demonstrates good leadership the people will reelect him/her, if not must have themselves to blame not to beg for protection.

If you think, Hon. Sando Wayne can be a better help in the development drive of Grnad Cape Mount County and Liberia at large let him be given the opportunity on a merit basis not out of patronizing or an unacceptable compromise, we lost the lives of our fellow compatriots because of unjust law and gross human rights violations on the mines and the MDA between BMMC and GOL, they must be given justice and the condition for which they struggled for must get better and the time is now, not to do the unnecessary by compromising the interest of the people in the name of protecting someone reelection.

Hon. Dosi, you are the only beacon of hope for the masses right now, it is either you struggle or perish don't betray the people at this time.

06/03/2024

Attention!!! Attention!!! Attention!!!!!

The Workers of Bea Mountain Mining Company and the People of Kinjor, Grand Cape Mount County, cordially invite all Cape Mountainians residing in Montserrado and other parts of the country to a peaceful assembly scheduled for Thursday, March 7, 2024 (Tomorrow) to inform the Liberian Government and the world at large about the brutal action of the Liberia National Police on the instruction of BMMC on Tuesday, February 27, 2024 that led to the death of our people and the arrest, torture, and illegal detention of twenty-three (23) residents of Kinjor, Gola Konneh District.

The student community, elders, and youth groups are highly invited!

Assembly time: 10:00 AM

VENUE: Buzzle Quarter Gas Station

I SEE YOU THERE!!

18/10/2021

The global action to end poverty resonates with AASU’s aspirations. As the leading student organization in Africa, AASU is concerned about the extent of poverty in Africa and how it affects education and livelihood. Poverty continues to incapacitate young people and remains a huge threat to the security and
stability of the continent as a result of the high unemployment associated with it.

22/04/2020

18/02/2020

Investors and international partners are increasingly worried about Liberia’s governance and the attitude of the former football star who became its president. George Weah faces several hurdles, including a negative business climate, political uncertainties, and suspicions of favouritism.

05/01/2020

THE THIRD EYE MOVEMENT FROWNS AT THE COUNCIL OF PATRIOTS (COP) FOR BETRAYING THE MASSES, REMINDS THEM THAT REVOLUTION IS NOT A DINNER PARTY; WARNS GOVERNMENT OF LIBERIA (GOL) TO IMMEDIATELY STOP THE GANGSTERISM AND FULLY ACCOUNT ON THE STATE OF AFFAIRS.

History has proved tremendously that a people united, firmed and committed
against the forces of reaction could attain temporary defeats, but they would win the permanent victory. The anti-apartheid struggle in South Africa, the Vietnamese resistance against America, the fight for social justice in Liberia, and all anti-colonial struggles in Africa have proved so. It is when the masses win that they then enter the scene of history to develop society for themselves.

However, this is not without paying the ultimate sacrifices for freedom. We all too well know that regime that has lost the support and trust of the people resign to using force to stem its authorities. But every blood the regime wastes of the common people brings it closer to its death. This, again, we have seen no matter how long a brutal regime uses forces against the ordinary masses, it always ends up experiencing the revolutionary whip of the poor masses.

But the people in history must be led by a vanguard that can interpret the tempo and call the people into action. This group should be high on praxis and understand that in the struggle for freedom people sometimes pay with their lives, and the leaders of it must not push their personal interests but that of the masses. It is this vanguard which work alongside the masses and turn spontaneous uprisings into a long struggle for justice and equality.

In Liberia, disturbingly, the COP which called upon itself to play such role has been wavering. The group lacks the consciousness to lead any decent effort. Yes, we salute the courage of a few of them, but courage alone cannot win a struggle without revolutionary awareness. This COP lacks focus, and it is the major reason it has floundered. We cannot cede our people to elements who are not decisive.

As we move forward, we are going to work with forces of change to build a front to take this footballing regime on. Our people are sick and tired of suffering and gangsterism masterminded by this regime. They boil for change, and we are going to step up to the challenge. For there is no better time that we stand up than now. We cannot continue to be treated like this without a destiny and future by this footballing President and his surrogates. The hour has come for us to rally the people into and change Liberia.

We have reached a stage that we know that the problem of this country is because we have been electing leaders without national consciousness. People who care for themselves and what they can steal. Now, we will lead this charge to liberate our society from the hands of the unpatriotic clique and gangsters, who parade the corridor of the motherland with arrogance and disrespect at its maximum.

We are meanwhile here to balance the equations and set the record straight for our people to be judge in the end.

Thanks you all, long live third eye movement, long live the motherland (LIBERIA), long live Africa and happy new year.

Signed______________________________
Augusta Watson
Secretary General

Approved ___________________________
A. Randolph Kemokai
National Chairman

04/12/2019

Liberia Maritime Authority must be held responsible for the loss of our Executive Position at the IMO to Kuwait.

Our Representative Mr. Isaac Jackson was made ineffective by strained relations between his office as Permanent Representative to the IMO and the Government of Liberia.

The Government of Liberia failure to adhere to the Supreme Court ruling and the ill advises of Mr. James Kollie to President George M. Weah on the attempt to discontinued Mr. Jackson's service significantly caused our defeat.

Consequences of not listening to the Supreme Court Ruling and IMO Regulations
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* We have no influence as the 2nd largest ship registry in international waters.

* Ships could abandoned our flags for others thus leading to our lost of much needed revenue.

I'm with the conviction that the head of the Liberia Maritime Authority in Mr. James Kollie is wrongly advising the President on the importance of the IMO and our maritime authority that's the reason Liberia loss her executive position at the IMO and it's seriously bad for us as a country with a challenging economy.

Stay posted for details...................