I led a people's revolution that was justified, ... Our revolution was one to bring about change.

It's the Industrial Revolution and the growth of urban concentrations that led to a sense of anonymity.

The automobile was not for the secretary-general's personal use and therefore the exemption was not justified.

All they got to do is change one prescription to something that is not in tier one and you jump to tier two or tier three. It gets expensive.

I see myself as contributing significantly to what happens hereafter, ... One would want me, former head of state of Liberia, to participate in a smooth landing of the entire transitional process. So I hope that I can help in whatever way that I can.

My leaving office is dependent on two factors: one, my willingness to do so, and secondly, the presence of an international force that will stabilize the situation in the country as I depart,