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Wednesday, August 12, 2026

Too Many Sirens In Pro Poor Liberia

The Editor,

Who are these reckless jackasses who keep blaring their sirens like it’s April 1980 all over again??  In case you don’t know, in April 1980, PRC goons took over our government!!  (Re “Sirens in Pro-poor times”, Daily Observer)

According to the aforementioned article, it’s common to see “our new leaders ply their way through the traffic with sirens for last few months…Many at times, police officers are seen in police sedans, plying OPPOSITE lanes with sirens as a way of avoiding or beating traffic”

WHAT, driving on the wrong side of the road? What the hell is wrong with these people?  Are smoking weed before going to “work”?

Hey, no one is safe when you see these NUTS (new leaders) driving on the wrong side of the road!! So, please be careful, there are some NUTS on the road!

Look. Only in certain situations, government officials and emergency vehicles are allowed to drive on the wrong side of the road..but not in non-emergency situation!

Using your sirens for non-emergency and wrong-way driving puts innocent people’s live at risk, and both are major traffic violations.  So these idiots you see using their sirens and driving on the wrong way should be arrested and thrown in jail.  It’s time to take our country for these hoodlums!

If the police cannot forcibly remove (arrest) these nuts off our streets, then what does that say about the rule of law in our country? Are a nation of laws or not??  Innocent people will die for nothing if we do nothing!

Martin Scott

Atlanta, Georgia

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