In a recent and alarming development, the Coalition for Democratic Change – Council Of Patriots (CDC-COP) has issued a stern warning to the government led by Ambassador Joseph N. Boakai. The CDC-COP alleges that the government’s plan to conduct audits is nothing but a veiled attempt to “witch-hunt” peaceful Liberians associated with their political group. The tone of the warning is ominous, with the CDC-COP declaring that any act of witch-hunting its members will be met with full resistance, escalating to what they characterize as a declaration of war.
The Threat:
The CDC-COP, in a strongly worded statement, informed Ambassador Joseph N. Boakai and his team that they perceive the audits as a pretext to target their members. The political coalition claims to have intelligence suggesting that they are on the government’s list of targeted individuals for prosecution. The CDC-COP takes this alleged threat seriously, emphasizing that they are ready to defend themselves “in flesh and blood.”
Declaration of War:
The most chilling aspect of the warning is the outright declaration that any act of witch-hunting against their members is considered a declaration of war by the CDC-COP. They state that they will faithfully accept the invitation to resist the government and defend themselves, indicating a willingness to use force if necessary. This threat is a significant escalation of tensions between the opposition group and the joseph Boakai administration.
Blood on Boakai’s Hands:
In a disturbing assertion, the CDC-COP declares that the blood spilled in the coming years will be on the hands of Ambassador Joseph N. Boakai and the Unity Party. They ominously predict that they will create terror for the joseph Boakai government over the next six years. This statement raises serious concerns about the potential for violence and instability in Liberia if tensions continue to escalate.
CDC-COP’s Confidence:
The CDC-COP expresses confidence in their ability to navigate the challenging times ahead. They claim to have been “built for this moment” and suggest that the government’s actions align with their expectations. The statement implies that the CDC-COP sees itself as a force to be reckoned with, capable of confronting the challenges posed by the Joseph Boakai administration.
Conclusion:
In a final warning, the CDC-COP reminds Liberians of the “dangerous days ahead” but assures the public that they will remain steadfast in interpreting the suffering of the masses. The coalition asserts its willingness to face death over intimidation and warns Ambassador Joseph N. Boakai to prepare for the consequences, suggesting that their blood will be on his hands if their ominous predictions come to pass. The gravity of this threat raises concerns about the stability of Liberia in the coming years and emphasizes the urgent need for diplomatic resolution to prevent further escalation.