Nigeria Libertarian Party Movement

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I've been watching the heartbreaking video and images of Afghans desperately trying to flee the country. They know that, if the Taliban are able to get a hold of them, they are almost certain to die.

The US government has known from the beginning that the Afghans and their families who have assisted the military would face reprisals from the Taliban, and yet they have sat on nearly 20,000 visa applications from Afghans desperate to flee to the US.

For those who are wondering how the US government could abandon the Afghans and their families who helped the military, this is sadly nothing new.

You are watching a replay of how they abandoned the Montagnards in Vietnam.

The Montagnards are a collection of tribes who lives in the mountains of Vietnam. During the US occupation of Vietnam, the Montagnards were some of the military greatest allies.

There are many stories and documentaries detailing the relationship that was forged between the US Special Force "Green Berets" and the Montagnards.

And yet, when push came to shove, the US abandoned them, first to the South Vietnamese government, and then to the NVA and Viet Cong.

As a result, 200,000 Montagnards were killed (about 20% of their population), and nearly all of their land was taken from them.

Today, the Montagnards continue to face repression and marginalization in Vietnam.

Only a couple thousand of them were ever allowed to come to US.

The lesson that was learned in Vietnam is being re-learned in Afghanistan: if you help the US government, you will lose everything.

Big government sucks, let's limit the government and take the government power back to the people's and majority.

Join Nigerian Libertarian Party Movement today.

NIGERIAN LIBERTARIAN PARTY MOVEMENT – …..taking the government back to the people Big government sucks Let us return government power back to the people Our believe Rule of Law We believe in equity and the rule of law Minimal Government We believe in reducing the power of government to the barest minimum, taking the government power back to the people, away from the selected few....

*Leadership Opportunity*

*Do you have what it take to lead?*

*Are you tired of what the PDP, APC and the likes have caused Nigeria since 1999?*

*Do you belief in revolution for positive change by ideology, not by fight; for a better Nigeria?*

Then apply for either *State Coordinator, Local Government Coordinator, etc* in a newly formed political movement (presently undergoing registration with INEC as political party) by clicking this link:

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Be a part of new ideological revolution on the move for a better Nigeria.

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LIBERTARIAN POLITICAL MOVEMENT LEADERSHIP FORM Libertarian Political Movement (LPM) is a political group presently in the process of becoming a full fledged registered political party with INEC in Nigeria. Our party is first of its kind, ideological based and absolutely different in orientation, in belief and mission compare to every other polit...

NIGERIA TODAY IN HISTORY
27 APRIL, 1982

President Shehu Shagari made further modification of the 1981 Public Order Adaptation Act. By the modification, the President substituted “after consultation with the Governor of a state” for “with concurrence of the Governor of a state” as previously contained in the Act.

NIGERIA TODAY IN HISTORY
27 APRIL, 1982

President Shehu Shagari signed into law the 1982 Appropriation Bill.

NIGERIA TODAY IN HISTORY
27 APRIL, 1982

Chief Justice of Nigeria, Mr. Atanda Fatai-Williams said that the Supreme Court would no longer entertain any breach of the Supreme Court Rules 1977 (of September 1977). One of the provisions of the rules touched on non-compliance with time of appeal or time allowed to file briefs of argument.

NIGERIA TODAY IN HISTORY
26 APRIL, 1982

Anxious spectators who trooped into the House of Representatives to see “action” went away disappointed when the House adjourned abruptly without debating Speaker Edwin Ume-Ezeoke’s rumored impeachment move.

NIGERIA TODAY IN HISTORY
26 APRIL, 1982

Senator David Dafinone, NPN Bendel South warned the Federal Government against sacrificing merit and efficiency for National character (known today as Federal Character) when considering top appointment into federal office.

NIGERIA TODAY IN HISTORY
26 APRIL, 1982

The Minister of Information, Mallam Garba Wushishi reiterated that the Nigeria Federal Government would not interfere with the function of the mass media.

NIGERIA TODAY IN HISTORY
26 APRIL, 1982

Dr. Clement Isong, the Governor of then Cross River State suggested that state governments as employers of labor, be allowed to negotiate “the price at which they hire labor”. He was speaking at a symposium titled “National Conference on Problems of Political stability and the future of the second Republic.