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Friday, September 4, 2026

Ellen Won’t Retire in Liberia After Failed Economic Policies

Dear Editor,

Ellen is about to dump on us her Harvard University “economics” and you add to that her stints and experiences as Finance Minister, at the World Bank, IMF and the United Nations and all of that will give us Liberians Ellenomics or voodoo economics before she leaves office.

And I have been pondering the question of Ellen’s place/country of retirement. I bet my neck on the chopping block it won’t be Liberia and I will not share my reasons with readers now not to frighten Ellen and family.

And I bet you it better not be in America if John Morlu is elected Liberia’s new President because she will be extradited to Liberia for audit and accountability. And it also depends who is the next American President.

If her friend Hilary Clinton is President, then Ellen is safe to live here in America. But if Donald Trump is elected President, I bet you Ellen and all those who siphoned off their third world or developing countries’ funds can’t find a refuge here in America.

And if she goes to any of the corrupt countries in Africa, they will drain her of all her money under various pretexts which I will not go into now. It is a 50/50 situation.

In Liberia, if she decides to live there, the poor masses will stage protests day in and day out and sleepless nights for her. So go ahead and print the money and Liberia will become like another Zimbabwe under Robert Mugabe.

Jerry Wehtee Wion,
Journalist and Political Commentator,
Washington, DC, USA

 

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