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• Kakraba Cromwell 12 years ago

  Daily Post write;
  "Since then, some have sought to rubbish the Supreme Court for its decision to haul before it those who try to undermine its authority. Among those who have attacked the SC in this regard are a Prof. Kweku ...
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  Daily Post write;
  "Since then, some have sought to rubbish the Supreme Court for its decision to haul before it those who try to undermine its authority. Among those who have attacked the SC in this regard are a Prof. Kweku Asare, who is conveniently sojourning in the USA and will not suffer directly if the recklessness of an irresponsible press plunges the country into civil war as it did in Rwanda."
  Thank you Daily post for this brilliant article

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• Me 12 years ago

  Okoampa and some of the hard core NPP supportters are doing the same using Ghana web. We hope they are reading!

  Okoampa and some of the hard core NPP supportters are doing the same using Ghana web. We hope they are reading!

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• Kwobia ( Toronto ) 12 years ago

  War is hell.It has been said so,so many times.The numerous coups Ghana went through should be adequate warning to the warmongers.Remember 1983?

  War is hell.It has been said so,so many times.The numerous coups Ghana went through should be adequate warning to the warmongers.Remember 1983?

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• Daoly Post, Fools Newspapers 12 years ago

  The entire satff of Daily Post Newspapers is MAD. They are all partisan and corrupt idoits. You can't get a single reasonable person from the whole lot of weed gathered as news agents. All what they can write for the public ...
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  The entire satff of Daily Post Newspapers is MAD. They are all partisan and corrupt idoits. You can't get a single reasonable person from the whole lot of weed gathered as news agents. All what they can write for the public is POLITICAL PARTISAN NONSENSE.
  
  FOOOOOOOOOLS!!!

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• Daily Post, Fools Newspapers 12 years ago

  The entire satff of Daily Post Newspapers is MAD. They are all partisan and corrupt idoits. You can't get a single reasonable person from the whole lot of weed gathered as news agents. All what they can write for the public i ...
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  The entire satff of Daily Post Newspapers is MAD. They are all partisan and corrupt idoits. You can't get a single reasonable person from the whole lot of weed gathered as news agents. All what they can write for the public is POLITICAL PARTISAN NONSENSE.
  
  FOOOOOOOOOLS!!!

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• papillon 12 years ago

  Well done for your article and wish Ghanaians will read and ruminate upon it. We seem to be slowly heading in the same direction as Rwanda did some years ago and it's the illiterate poor who suffer worse. Most of the war-mong ...
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  Well done for your article and wish Ghanaians will read and ruminate upon it. We seem to be slowly heading in the same direction as Rwanda did some years ago and it's the illiterate poor who suffer worse. Most of the war-mongers will quickly sneak out of the country and use the media to propagate their evil intentions.

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• Paul Amuna 12 years ago

  Although the likelihood of a "Rwanda style" civil unrest in Ghana is remote, you have painted a vivid picture of what the misuse of press freedom and the so-called "freedom of expression" by both media and a 'willing but misg ...
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  Although the likelihood of a "Rwanda style" civil unrest in Ghana is remote, you have painted a vivid picture of what the misuse of press freedom and the so-called "freedom of expression" by both media and a 'willing but misguided' clan can do to whole nations.
  
  Your central point about the supreme justices taken appropriate and justified action to help avoid such scenarios is well made, and haven't it had its effects!!!
  
  Have we not all noticed the change in tone of the discourse since, except for the 'intellectual apologists of freedom of speech and contempt' who have turned what was a real and potentially serious matter into an academic circus' and a 'cheap' show of their knowledge and understanding of constitutional law.

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• Paul Amuna 12 years ago

  I should have added the word "extremely" for emphasis.

  I should have added the word "extremely" for emphasis.

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