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S.O.B has called on President to alert the FBI.

From Dr Sylvia Blyden.
Thank you very much 🇸🇱President Julius Maada Bio for calling things by their CORRECT names today in that your Aljazeera interview. Don't allow anyone to browbeat you backwards into sugar coating Acts of TERROR.

A Terrorist is a Terrorist is a Terrorist. President Joe Biden has clearly recognised that. This is why he published a "National Strategy for Countering Domestic Terrorism" in which President Biden addresses Terrorism inside America by Americans against their fellow Americans.

https://youtu.be/Tg0zN5H4SFw (Readers can watch the superb Aljazeera interview of President Maada Bio at this link).

Your Excellency after that fantastic interview for which I highly commend you, it is also now time for you to please get your noble Ambassador in America, Usman Wai to please alert the FBI about perpetrators of Domestic Terrorism activity in Sierra Leone🇸🇱 who are working from inside the United States of America.

In my Audio-081, I've clearly shown that the letterhead of Former President Ernest Bai Koroma's ventriloquist puppet 'King Adebayo' with address of "1933 E Dublin Granville Road, NO.308 Columbus OH 43299" is of a mere anonymous mailbox #308 at an Ohio UPS store. The FBI should assist us to know who rented that mailbox #308 for use by the Domestic Terrorists of Sierra Leone who slaughtered police officers, mutilated their corpses and then set dead bodies on 🔥FIRE. 

Who rented that anonymous mailbox at that UPS store on behalf of the Domestic Terrorists in Sierra Leone?

President Bio, whilst I thank you for the strength of calling out TERRORISTS so boldly on Aljazeera, I humbly submit that it is now time to bring in the 🇺🇸FBI to assist 🇸🇱Sierra Leone to get to the bottom of the cowardly acts of Domestic Terrorism that I have consistently alarmed is being done under the aegis of the Former President of Sierra Leone Dr. Ernest Bai Koroma.

Comments

  1. AnonymousAugust 21, 2022 at 9:16 AM

    Yes, America acknowledged domestic terrorism when terrorists acts are committed on innocent citizens. I beg to differ, Sierra Leoneans coming out to express their democratic right to protest is not a terrorists act. It is unfortunate that people died during the protest. However, the bad behavior of a few does not discredit the reason for the protest that was supported by the masses, particularly the youths who makes up 77% of the nation. What is needed, is a thorough investigation to bring the perpetrators of the violence and deaths to justice. The response instead, has been to inflict fear into the people by arresting and killing civilians who are pointed out as participants of the protest. The police and soldiers have killed more people and destroyed property's, after the protest than the 6 or 7 that were killed during the protest. More killings and destruction of properties happened after the protest, during curfew hours when civilians were in their homes, and the armed forces were the only ones allowed in the streets. I know the majority will respond to cover up for or defend their parties. We need to be honest with ourselves and speak the truth. The acts after the protest is what I would consider as a terrorist act on innocent civilians. So yes, I join in support to get the FBI involved, so that they can do the thorough investigation that our own forces have not been able to do. Honesty is best and the people deserve that. I pray for the arrested, detained, injured, hospitalized, those who has suffered loss of property and suffering. May the souls the departed Rest in Perfect Peace 🕯

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