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Liberian Warlord George Boley has a soft and gentle side. That’s the tone of a Democrat & Chronicle story in today’s paper. As the warlord’s court date to face immigration charges nears, the press is on to ensure that he is seen locally as a great guy, “sweet and kind”. Presumably between the times his troops were looting, raping and press ganging twelve year olds into military service. Neighbors, including some who didn’t want to be quoted or named, universally described Boley as polite and kind. “He’d do anything for you if you asked for help,” said Mary Lou Pack, who has lived next door to the Boley family at least 15 years. “They’ve always been really sweet and kind with us,” said Chris Bates, who has lived across the street from the Boleys … Read entire article »

Liberian warlord George Boley has received some favorable net coverage from some fellow Liberians. He claims he is mystified by his recent immigration arrest. Analyst Two days after his arrest by U.S. Federal officials, the former head of the Liberian Peace Council, George Boley has spoken out about the arrest and how he and his family are coping in the aftermath of what he described as a very shocking incident. He was arrested on federal criminal immigration related charges. Speaking to FrontPageAfrica Thursday by phone from his residence in Clarkson, Rochester, Boley said the arrest took him by surprise and he has no idea why he was arrested. “I really, honestly don’t know what’s going on. I have no idea. All I know is that on the 11th of July federal agents came here … Read entire article »