During Taylor's brutal rule, US watched, waited
Liberian now facing Hague
WASHINGTON -- In the fall of 1998, as President Charles Taylor consolidated his grip on Liberia, the defense attache at the US Embassy invited representatives of the country's formerly warring factions to a series of dinners at his residence. (Full article: 2030 words)
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