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The Liberian expresses confusion and anger after the United States President Donald Trump.
“Such good English”, “Trump” told Boakaya White house With a surprise visible on Wednesday. “Such beautiful English.”
The English language has been the official language of the West African people since the 1800s. But Trump did not stop there.
“Where have you learned to speak so nice?” Boakai continued as an answer. “Where did you study? Where? In Liberia?”
The Exchange took place during a meeting between Trump and five West African leaders, and the five West African leaders who were assisted in the US foreign policy.
Liberia has deep ties with Washington for centuries, and to transfer drivers from the United States.
Chairman of the opposition congress for the Council of Democratic Changes Foda Massaicuio, if the speech is engaged in foreign leaders with foreign leaders, said that the leaders saw some tons of Africans.
“In fact, this proves that the West does not take us seriously as African,” he said. “President Trump was flawless; it was very disrespect to the African leader.”
Boakai Office spokesman Kula Fofana reported to the Associated Press Agency: “Like journalists, it is important to pay attention to substantial discussions.”
“We find this a good thing that President Trump’s president has created the President and the clarity made during the meeting.” “However, we expect a substantial demand that engages in stronger bilateral relations, especially in the United States.”
Liberian Foreign Minister Sara Beysolov Nyurti, X in the XOKAI ‘in the beautiful English “in the beautiful English” “Familiar American, and no sinned.”
“Our heritage of linguistics has a deep American effect, and it is just recognized by Donald Trump.
Close attitude in the past
However, for others, Trump’s comments were added to the feeling of palpable in Liberia in recent months.
At the beginning of this month, the Trump management solved the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), and said that it already follows the things that this called “a fundamental foreign assistance model for charity.”
This decision was reported that the US support for the global development center, the highest percentage of the total national income of the United States, the highest percentage of the world, the highest percentage in the world.
The Liberians thought that Trump’s cuts could be caused by the close relations of the countries. Their political system was modeled in the United States together with the flag. Liberids often apply to the United States as “older brother.”
Liberia was one of the first countries to support USAID in 1961. His street marks, taxis and school buses are similar to New York.
“Liberia is a long-term US friend, so I realized that we speak English as official languages,” said Musovia, 37, Monrovia’s businessman Musa Dennis. He added that Boakai did not go to Washington for the “English-speaking competition”.
‘Grumpy and ridicule’
Dennis’s opinions were referred to by Siokin civilization-Giah, a close partner of the former Liberian President George Weah.
“Liberia is a English-speaking country.” “Past slaves and slaveholders decided to organize themselves to release many people in the United States in the United States, and now they landed on these shores called the Liberian Republic.”
For him, the stock market was “flawless and ridiculed.”
“Joseph Boakai was not praised. He was found in the world’s largest country,” he said.
Some, however, Trump’s style is given, celebrated on Wednesday.
“Some of them, in the African Methodist Episcopal University, African Julian Wennah, African Wennah, African Julian Wennah, Africa Julian Wennah, African Julian Wennah, African Julian Wennah, African Julian Wennah, African Julian Wennah, African Julian Wennah, African Julian Wennah, African Julian Wennah, African Julian Wennah, African Julian Wennah, African Julian Wennah, African Julian Wennah, African Julian Wennah, African Julian Wennah may reflect a western trend,” he said. “In the postcolonial context, it has long been armed for the legal and competence of the language.”
However, if a “Trump’s rhetorical style” looked, the speech was “recognition of intelligence for the Polish, intellect and global engagement.”
