http://www.chiareport.com/2012/11/plans-to-slaughter-anglophone-cameroonians.html
On 11/30/12, Ofege Ntemfac <ntemfacnchwete@gmail.com> wrote:
> Add Celestin Bedzigui on that list immediately.
> These are the same fellows who invented a programme called Bebele'ebuk
> on Radio Centre to spread their perfidy and genocidal streak
> especially against Southern Cameroonians.
> from 1990-1995, their used this Radio to whip up anti Anglo-Bami Meaness.
> One of them, a roaring buffoon, called Manda Fils transformed his
> Obili abode into a torture chamber wherein Southern Cameroonian and
> Bamileke children got savaged.
> You see, Mr Boh, by their fruit we know them.
> Many have asked me in private why I adopt a specific tone and language
> when it comes to Bedzigui, hireling Albert Pokam and their
> confederates.
> My answer is simple - self defense and returning fire for fire.
> You see this Bedzigui is a member of a deviant Camerounese political
> class of vile tribal horrors, a pernicious and a permissive cabal of
> empty vessels; kleptomaniacs all of them, enemies of the public
> treasury, folks invented by presidential decree, who, consequently
> and, erroneously, believe that they are Cameroun and Cameroun is them.
> These dastards think that theirs are the only views that count. They
> would call you Biafran or Nigerian, or Anglofou, or l'ennemi dans la
> maison, etc just because you are from another culture and you have
> different views. Whereas those views are strongly anchored on
> historical facts and truths and, hence, legitimate.
> Their leader once characterised his own countrymen as
> "apprentis-sorciers" when, all these folks were asking for, was BREAD!
> One has to balance turning the other check with this other
> consideration – that of becoming a dangerous serpent when among
> wolves. Matthew 10: 16 Behold, I send you forth as sheep in the midst
> of wolves: be ye therefore wise as serpents, and harmless as doves.
> Be it known to Albert Pokam, Celestin Bedzigui and their ilk, that
> there is henceforth no turning the other cheek.
> Their provocation will be met with fair and square violence.
> for one thing, none has the monopoly of violence.
>
> On 11/30/12, Herbert Boh <herbertboh@yahoo.com> wrote:
>> Dear PAT,
>>
>> You may not be aware, but many of those who championed the genocide on
>> Rwanda's Radio Mille Collines, on television, in newspapers, in some
>> churches, at village, community and ethnic meetings, used a lot less of
>> the
>> blood-thirsty, criminal, call-to-genocidelanguage that you relish and
>> have
>> made your trademark on this forum. Those who issued those calls for hate
>> crimes, ethnic cleansing, mass slaughter and crimes against humanity
>> leading
>> ultimately to genocide in Rwanda have, for the most part, faced the
>> music.
>> You will, too, PAT. It is a promise.
>>
>> In Rwanda, the call was for Tutsis and moderate Hutus to be happy with
>> second class citizenship or to go elsewhere. The PATs of Rwanda asked
>> them
>> to leave voluntarily or risked being sent via the river (dead) to another
>> land/country. Those were not mere threats, as the genocide proved.
>>
>> PAT, who speaks for, writes for and acts on this forum in the name of
>> those
>> same political and security sector criminals who have enslaved
>> Anglophones
>> in the role of second class citizens, is asking Anglophones to get on
>> planes
>> and head for Nigeria. Or else?
>>
>> PAT answers that question, too.
>>
>> On behalf of the criminals in power in La Republique du Cameroun, their
>> hardly veiled spokesperson on this forum, serves the following notice to
>> Anglophones. "The time has come to clear any unpatriotic idiot from
>> Cameroon". PAT tells us with precision (obviously being well introduced as
>> I
>> have always mentioned) which of the branches of the Camerounese forces of
>> insecurity has been charged with perpetrating hate crimes, acts of
>> linguistic cleansing and crimes against humanity on Anglophones. The BIR,
>> we
>> are told.
>>
>> The PATs of Rwanda called their victims cockroaches. PAT of La Republique
>> du
>> Cameroun and his co-conspirators say anyone who is and/or affirms s/he is
>> Anglophone, is a "mad idiot". They promise them special treatment: "We"
>> is
>> the pronoun PAT uses because he is not working this plot alone. "We,"
>> writes
>> PAT "would get them to the graveyard, and make sure they are burn out
>> before
>> throwing in the desert".
>>
>> Speaking for and behalf of his masters, PAT expresses the regrets of the
>> regime in Yaounde for being too soft so far; or being "soft enough" so
>> far,
>> as PAT puts it in her/his unique English. (Wonder why s/he hates
>> Anglophones
>> if he writes such English?). PAT is not shy about giving orders,
>> presumably
>> to the BIR: "now action must be taken", he writes.
>>
>> If PAT wanted us to tremble, he should know we, Anglophones, take her/him
>> seriously. If we did not, we could make the fatal mistake of the hungry,
>> stupid fly which follows the decomposing corpse all the way into the
>> grave.
>>
>>
>> Some on this forum have said PAT used to be in the employ of the late
>> Emah
>> Basile when the latter described the very same people that PAT hates so
>> much
>> as "les ennemis dans la maison". In hindsight, maybe the author of those
>> hate words of the late Emah Basile is amongst us... on this forum.
>>
>> The PATs of Cameroon are the same individuals who have called Anglophones
>> "Biafrais" for decades (a name that even Nigerians from the eastern
>> region
>> of the botched Biafra Republic do not entertain). These are the same
>> individuals who have accused Anglophones of singing the Nigerian anthem,
>> of
>> hoisting the Nigerian flag, of itching to join Nigeria... Short, of being
>> Nigerian. They are the same people who have annexed our land, have
>> enslaved
>> our people, and are sapping our resources. Their "mot d'ordre" to
>> Anglophones: "Silence! On pille!"
>>
>> Now, for daring to speak up and speak out about the Anglophone identity;
>> for
>> daring to challenge second class citizenship; for calling for respect of
>> the
>> dignity and human rights of Southern Cameroonians and/or Anglophones...
>> for
>> all of these (don't you see?) crimes by "les ennemis dans la maison", PAT
>> and her/his co-conspirators promise death, burning and dispersion of
>> ashes
>> in the desert. (Excuse me for presuming they would bury us).
>>
>> I would like PAT and those s/he has designated as the perpetrators of the
>> coming genocide (BIR) as well as the regime in Yaounde for which they
>> work
>> and on whose behalf they speak to know that we have heard them loud and
>> clear. "Cinq sur cinq!" as the PATs of Cameroon say to each other on
>> police
>> radio in La Republique du Cameroun. We, Anglophones, take you and the
>> regime
>> seriously.
>>
>> Some of us, headstrong Anglophones, will make sure that PAT and his
>> friends
>> in crime do not get away with making such blatant calls to genocide.
>>
>> We, too, will take action now to alert the civilized world. We, too, will
>> plead for action to stop PAT, the designated perpetrators (BIR) and the
>> criminals in power in La Republique du Cameroon from executing the now
>> publicly advertised genocide against Southern Cameroonians and/or
>> Anglophones.
>>
>> PAT and her/his co-conspirators cannot be allowed to hide from justice.
>> The
>> civilized world must not be allowed to give a deaf ear or turn a blind
>> eye.
>> Action must be taken to ensure that PAT & Co. face the music for any and
>> all
>> past, present and future hate crimes, acts of ethnic and/or linguistic
>> cleansing, and/or crimes against humanity.
>>
>> This must be a promise made, and kept.
>>
>> Meantime, I wish humbly to submit that PAT and anyone who spews so much
>> hate
>> and/or advocates crimes against humanity must be prevented from posting on
>> a
>> forum like this and prevented from gaining access of any mass media
>> platform
>> to broadcast their hatred or organize their crimes. To that effect, I
>> would
>> like to call on the administrators of this forum to do what decency and
>> respect for human dignity calls for.
>>
>> First, the administrators of these two online fora (Cameroon Politics &
>> Camnet) should do everything to avoid being accomplices to PAT's crimes
>> and,
>> by extension, finding themselves in the role and responsibility of the
>> administrators of Radio Mille Collines in Rwanda who stood idly by or
>> actively encouraged the takeover of their platform by genocide advocates.
>> They should find the most efficient way of giving further voice to hate
>> propaganda; and do so in a timely manner.
>>
>> Second, the administrators should retain any and all information that
>> will
>> enable investigators to get to, fully unmask, identify, charge and bring
>> to
>> justice whoever PAT happens to be and those on whose behalf s/he writes
>> on
>> this forum.
>>
>> This is a serious matter. Which is why I'm writing this email at 3 a.m.
>> Washington, DC, time. You don't sleep when they are filing machetes
>> outside,
>> wanting to claim your blood.
>>
>> We, Anglophones especially but also all other peace-loving
>> Cameroonians/Africans and other citizens of the civilized world, must act
>> before the PATs of this century set up their Radio Sept Collines out of
>> Yaounde (the capital of La Republique du Cameroun which is built on and
>> around seven hills). Not giving a deaf ear and not turning a blind eye
>> begins by small actions that each and everyone of us must take.
>>
>> If the regime in Yaounde is unassociated with the genocide plot PAT has
>> laid
>> out, it can show it, by making sure that PAT and her/his co-conspirators
>> face justice.
>>
>> Boh Herbert
>>
>>
>> Sent from my iPhone
>>
>> On Nov 29, 2012, at 8:37 PM, PAT 10 <tchero@hotmail.com> wrote:
>>
>>> Rexon,
>>>
>>> Ones against there is not any tribe in cameroon call
>>> Anglophone-Francophone. We must take action now to get rid of any
>>> misbehaviour and unpatriotic attitude (Physical force included). We
>>> have
>>> been tolerant by organising referendum, it was faire for real
>>> Cameroonian
>>> people to respect a democratic process and allow some to leave and other
>>> to stay, the door is now closed and we will not tolerate perpetrators to
>>> abuse our land.
>>>
>>> If you think genuinely that you are Anglophone, make sure you take the
>>> next plane to Nigeria if you in Cameroon or NEVER cross the border of
>>> Cameroon if you don't have an ID and Cameroonian passport or a visa if
>>> you
>>> are foreigner. Our tolerance is part of Cameroonian culture, this does
>>> not indicate that we are week, the time has come to clear any
>>> unpatriotic
>>> idiot from Cameroon and this has been done by creating secure zone with
>>> BIR and Police who are currently protecting our citizen..
>>>
>>> We have some social issues in Cameroon and this will find solution
>>> through
>>> peaceful discussion and debate because as a native of one nation, we
>>> will
>>> resolve our problems; it is a matter of time not a matter or religion or
>>> colonial dialect..
>>>
>>> I warn any mad idiot who believe in Anglophone to be ready, we would get
>>> them to the graveyard , and make sure they are burn out before throwing
>>> in
>>> the desert because Cameroonian's land is not negotiable and we have been
>>> soft enough and now action must be taken…leave Cameroon if you don't
>>> like
>>> it or stay and be part of the solution ...FULL STOP
>>>
>>> God Bless The republic of Cameroon
>>>
>>> Regards
>>>
>>> PAT
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> To: cameroon_politics@yahoogroups.com
>>> CC: camnetworks@yahoogroups.com
>>> From: rexon_nting@yahoo.com
>>> Date: Thu, 29 Nov 2012 11:20:09 -0800
>>> Subject: Re: [cameroon_politics] To Whom it may concern: Biafra and
>>> Anglocon
>>>
>>>
>>> PAT;
>>>
>>> Anglophones can also fight. Many of us like to live as one with our
>>> Francophone brothers and sisters, but not as second class citizens. It
>>> is
>>> our right to ask questions to the central authority on their
>>> questionable
>>> conduct on many areas. For example, what explains the fact that an
>>> Anglophone have never been appointed to strategic positions in
>>> government?
>>> What explains the fact that most business licences are owned by
>>> Francophones? What explains the fact that many development projects -
>>> roads, sea port, rails, power plants, etc - are currently being carried
>>> out in Francophone Cameroon with little or nothing in Anglophone
>>> Cameroon?
>>> Why are there very few Anglophones in several sporting disciplines in
>>> the
>>> country? We must be bold enough to ask these questions which must be
>>> answered. Successive governments in Cameroon have always masterminded a
>>> system designed to suppress English speaking Cameroonians. Anglophones
>>> have rights too which must be respected. Some of my closest friends are
>>> Francophones and they understand my position on this matter. I am not
>>> ready to be treated as a second class citizen anywhere and will
>>> encourage
>>> every Anglophone to stand up and defend their interest which is
>>> interlinked to the interest of the wider Cameroon.
>>>
>>> Rexon
>>>
>>> "We are the poorest, we are the weakest, we are divided -- if on top
>>> people are going to fight each other, what chances do we have?
>>>
>>> I go to Asia, you get to Bangkok, Hanoi, Manila, Hong Kong, Singapore, I
>>> challenge you to see a difference between Sunday and Monday -- there are
>>> seven days in a week and they use those seven days to work and to
>>> produce.
>>>
>>> So if we spend our time fighting each other while others are working
>>> together toward a goal, we shouldn't be surprised if we fall behind".
>>>
>>> Tidjane Thiam, Interview CNN African Voices, 21 August 2012
>>>
>>> --- On Thu, 11/29/12, PAT 10 <tchero@hotmail.com> wrote:
>>>
>>> From: PAT 10 <tchero@hotmail.com>
>>> Subject: [cameroon_politics] To Whom it may concern: Biafra and Anglocon
>>> To: cameroon_politics@yahoogroups.com, camnetwork@yahoogroups.com,
>>> cameroonpatriots@yahoogroups.com
>>> Date: Thursday, November 29, 2012, 6:10 PM
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> You must by now understand that Cameroon is one nation with multyple
>>> tribe
>>> embedded in nation , those who are failing to get this in their brain,
>>> must in the nearer future face the consequences of their non patriotic
>>> attitude
>>>
>>> Cameroon's land is not negotiable, we have put in place all means to
>>> facilitate the reconstruction of our culture this included force
>>> (military, judiciary and morally). We have succeeded to get one
>>> republic,
>>> we have succeeded to change Victoria into something that reflect our
>>> culture (Limbe).
>>>
>>> We are ready at any time to respond furiously to protect our citizen
>>> from
>>> perpetrator who pretend to be Anglophone in our ancestral land, we have
>>> done this by putting the toughest army (BIR) in secure area such as
>>> Edenao, and Down beach in limbe, our police school in mutengue is well
>>> equiped to respond to any unpatriotic attitude and we will respond to
>>> eradicate any attitude we judge non-patriotic
>>>
>>> Those who want peace would get it fully and those who want brutality
>>> would get it and we would make sure all their generation got it
>>> toughly..If you don't like Cameroon, leave it immediately, if do make
>>> sure
>>> you are part of the solution to reconcile our broken culture
>>>
>>> God bless the Republic of Cameroon
>>> Regards
>>>
>>> PAT
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> > To: cameroon_politics@yahoogroups.com
>>> > CC: camnetwork@yahoogroups.com
>>> > From: ntemfacnchwete@gmail.com
>>> > Date: Thu, 29 Nov 2012 03:27:44 -0800
>>> > Subject: Re: [cameroon_politics] Biafra and anglocon must leave
>>> > cameroon--- Open Letter to FRANCOPHONE Cameroonians: Part II
>>> >
>>> > Albert Pokam,
>>> > Permettez-moi de poster certaines principes cardinaux sur
>>> > l'interaction humaine qui devrait, nous l'espérons, vous édifier et
>>> > vous permette d'intégrer la société des hommes.
>>> > Voyez-vous, Monsieur Pokam, les êtres les plus dangereux de la planète
>>> > ne sont pas les rodomontades, les fous-furieux, les manipulateurs, les
>>> > détraqués, les sophistes et les démagogues style Adolf Hitler comme
>>> > Célestin Bedizgui.
>>> > Ceux-là peuvent être traitées et acculturer, n'importe quand,
>>> > n'importe où n'importe quand.
>>> > Et je me charge de le faire tous les jours.
>>> > Les êtres les plus dangereux sont les incultes - surtout quand ceux-ci
>>> > ne savent pas qu'ils sont ignorants!
>>> > Vous, Albert Pokam, vous vous situez dans cette classe - la classe des
>>> > ignares.
>>> > Vous balancez beaucoup de mots, des mots et riens que des mots… comme
>>> > le fou-furieux que vous êtes.
>>> > Filled and Full of sound and fury – nothing else.
>>> > A la fin de la journée, la question est posée: qu'est-ce que Albert
>>> > Pokam a dit?
>>> > Et là, on voit le passage d'un tonneau vide.
>>> > C'est vraiment dommage qu'un homme peut passer toute une vie à faire
>>> > du bruit, rien que du bruit.
>>> > C'est dommage, vraiment.
>>> >
>>> >
>>> > On 11/28/12, PAT 10 <tchero@hotmail.com> wrote:
>>> > >
>>> > > Dear Emmanuel,
>>> > > I reiterate Emah basil thought, if you don't feel cameroonian, leave
>>> > > immediately..nigeria have space to accommodate those who do not want
>>> > > to be
>>> > > par of republic of cameroon and you should leave if you are not
>>> > > happy....We
>>> > > don't have a tribe known as anglophone, anglophone is someone who
>>> > > can
>>> > > speak
>>> > > english. Our parents who gave us birth cannot even say a word in
>>> > > english
>>> > > and french thus have created pidging aside their tribal language to
>>> > > communicate. , the fact is everyone can learn to speak
>>> > > english...same
>>> > > for
>>> > > french..we don't want to use foreign language to replace our
>>> > > culture,
>>> > > we
>>> > > accept to use english and french as communication tools not a
>>> > > replecement
>>> > > tools to change our cultural heritage
>>> > > Regards
>>> > > PAT
>>> > >
>>> > >
>>> > >
>>> > >
>>> > > To: camnetwork@yahoogroups.com
>>> > > From: mbahchesami@yahoo.com
>>> > > Date: Wed, 28 Nov 2012 11:10:55 -0800
>>> > > Subject: Re: [camnetwork] Re: Open Letter to FRANCOPHONE
>>> > > Cameroonians:
>>> > > Part
>>> > > II
>>> > >
>>> > >
>>> > >
>>> > >
>>> > >
>>> > >
>>> > >
>>> > > Dear Mishe Fon,
>>> > >
>>> > >
>>> > > You can add these other derogatory remarks from the former
>>> > > government
>>> > > delegate to the Yaounde City council, Emah Basile when he described
>>> > > anglophones as "les ennemi dans la maison" and others who said si
>>> > > ils
>>> > > ne
>>> > > sont pas satisfait ils n a qu'allez aillieur ( Check french).
>>> > > Describing
>>> > > Anglophones each time as Biafras means we do not belong there.
>>> > >
>>> > >
>>> > > The marriage we have with the francophone was and is still a sham
>>> > > marriage.It cannot work and will never work because there are too
>>> > > many
>>> > > differences that cannot be squared.
>>> > >
>>> > >
>>> > > My one cent.
>>> > >
>>> > >
>>> > > Emmanuel.
>>> > >
>>> > >
>>> > >
>>> > >
>>> > >
>>> > >
>>> > > The information contained in this e-mail and any attachment(s) may
>>> > > be
>>> > > confidential. It is intended for the named addressee(s) only. If you
>>> > > are not
>>> > > the named addressee please notify the sender immediately and do not
>>> > > disclose, copy or distribute the contents to any other person other
>>> > > than the
>>> > > intended addressee(s).
>>> > >
>>> > >
>>> > >
>>> > >
>>> > >
>>> > >
>>> > > From: Mishe Fon <mishefon@yahoo.com>
>>> > > To: "camnetwork@yahoogroups.com" <camnetwork@yahoogroups.com>;
>>> > > "accdf@yahoogroups.com" <accdf@yahoogroups.com>;
>>> > > "cameroon_politics@yahoogroups.com"
>>> > > <cameroon_politics@yahoogroups.com>;
>>> > > "ambasbay@googlegroups.com" <ambasbay@googlegroups.com>;
>>> > > "mankonforum@yahoogroups.com" <mankonforum@yahoogroups.com>
>>> > > Sent: Wednesday, November 28, 2012 10:55 PM
>>> > > Subject: [camnetwork] Re: Open Letter to FRANCOPHONE Cameroonians:
>>> > > Part II
>>> > >
>>> > >
>>> > >
>>> > >
>>> > >
>>> > >
>>> > >
>>> > >
>>> > > Mr. Nguidjol Albert
>>> > >
>>> > > Sorry for the belated reply. I don't have time right now to get into
>>> > > a
>>> > > line
>>> > > by line rebuttal of your initial mail but suffice to say the
>>> > > following: In a
>>> > > bleak and rather convoluted denouement, you assert with disingenous
>>> > > pompous
>>> > > authority that "Anglophones" should be happy and thankful for
>>> > > joining
>>> > > their
>>> > > "Francophone" brothers in La Republique because they were granted
>>> > > the
>>> > > following "Windfall" when they integrated the Cameroon union:: Ward
>>> > > Servants
>>> > > and Nursing Aides were incorporated into the Cameroon Civil Service
>>> > > as
>>> > > Infirmiers Diplomes d,Etat et Sages Femmes; ii) 2nd class soldiers
>>> > > were
>>> > > given ranks of Lieutenants in the army while Police Constables were
>>> > > parachuted into the prestigious ranks of Commissaires de Police
>>> > > while
>>> > > small
>>> > > Clerks in Buea were made Chefs de Service etc. I feel sorry for any
>>> > > Anglophone who does not feel outraged with such random display of
>>> > > uncouth
>>> > > theorization. You just made my case the more easily to explain to
>>> > > doubting
>>> > > "Anglophone" Toms. What could be more insulting than this?
>>> > >
>>> > > Unfortunately Mr. Nguidjol, we've heard that nonsense before and we
>>> > > would
>>> > > not stand for that kind of condescending "Master/Slave" attitude no
>>> > > more.
>>> > > Did you just listen to yourself? Anglophones are not begging for
>>> > > handouts or
>>> > > recognition. The history of Independence and Reunification has been
>>> > > judiciously documented. We voluntarily entered the union as full
>>> > > fledged
>>> > > partners on an equal footing. YES some of our leaders out of naiveté
>>> > > made
>>> > > some errors of judgment but that is no reason for us to continue
>>> > > down
>>> > > a
>>> > > spiral of uncertainty. Forget about what generation I belong to.
>>> > > That
>>> > > is
>>> > > totally irrelevant. We call that type of grand standing in good
>>> > > English as
>>> > > "Pompous magniloquence". This is not about me as an individual.
>>> > > Francophones
>>> > > in their majority have always doubted the authenticity of Anglophone
>>> > > Education. You just displayed that in your email.
>>> > > Whether the entire Francophone population under the yoke of their
>>> > > Government's inadequacies is marginalized, neglected or whatever is
>>> > > totally
>>> > > at cross-currents with the coming together of the Anglophone
>>> > > Southern
>>> > > Cameroons and la Republique du Cameroon to form a Federal TWO States
>>> > > structure. The Francophone Power players of La Republique du
>>> > > Cameroun
>>> > > have
>>> > > blatantly reneged on their obligations viz a viz the terms of the
>>> > > Foumban
>>> > > Accords. That is where we are today…IMPASSE.
>>> > >
>>> > > All that we "the Anglophones" are asking for; ONE LAST TIME; is to
>>> > > sit
>>> > > down
>>> > > as adults and equal partners, Face to Face and Agree to Agree or
>>> > > Agree
>>> > > to
>>> > > Disagree. The union is not working. Enough is enough. The
>>> > > Francophone
>>> > > Government has a choice if they are sincere in dealing with their
>>> > > Anglophone
>>> > > partners. Throwing words and slogans like "Les secessionistes
>>> > > Anglophones"..."If you are not happy here in Cameroon you are free
>>> > > to
>>> > > go
>>> > > back to Nigeria"..."Le Cameroun est Un et Indivisible", "All
>>> > > Cameroonians in
>>> > > Batouri, Ebolowa, Koussiri etc are also marginalized" etc, will
>>> > > simply
>>> > > buttress the resolve of Anglophones who had been sitting on the
>>> > > fence.
>>> > > I
>>> > > don't know of any Anglophone who would like to be called "Biafrais"
>>> > > in
>>> > > his
>>> > > own country.
>>> > >
>>> > > This rubbish has to stop. If there is no political will to do so,
>>> > > then
>>> > > we
>>> > > will resort to any means available to make our voices heard.
>>> > > Anglophones are
>>> > > not begging for any largesse. The very Francophone Civil Servants
>>> > > who
>>> > > are
>>> > > sent out as "Politicians" to go and preach this hatred don't even
>>> > > realize
>>> > > that the bulk (about 60%) of their salaries (and the huge chunk they
>>> > > steal
>>> > > with impunity) comes from the sale of CRUDE OIL, Cameroon Refinery,
>>> > > Tourism,
>>> > > the Agro-Industrial giant CDC....from the Anglophone Southern
>>> > > Cameroon
>>> > > Regions. Do You need statistics? Southern Cameroons remains the
>>> > > "Bread-Basket" of Cameroon, yet we are treated as Second Class
>>> > > citizens.
>>> > >
>>> > > Why, for crying out loud do Anglophones have to assume second fiddle
>>> > > roles?
>>> > > I cannot even fathom the idea that BASSA Francophones have been
>>> > > "Managing
>>> > > the Southern Cameroon Refinery" while Francophone BETI bosses have
>>> > > been
>>> > > sitting at the high table @ SNH to control with impunity the
>>> > > proceeds
>>> > > of the
>>> > > sale of our natural resources...for more than 50 years.
>>> > > How fair is that? For Anglophone Fence-Sitters; are you with me on
>>> > > these
>>> > > arguments? Imagine someone entering your bedroom and forcefully
>>> > > walks
>>> > > you
>>> > > out and screws the nonsense out of your wife. That is exactly what
>>> > > is
>>> > > happening with our Francophone brothers.Are you going to stand on
>>> > > the
>>> > > sidelines as an observer?
>>> > >
>>> > > Now I even hear the SONARA Refinery wells are drying up. And you
>>> > > still
>>> > > want
>>> > > us to stay quiet (parce que tous les Camerounais souffrent) until
>>> > > our
>>> > > Francophone brothers milk out everything from SONARA
>>> > > pipes...Right?...
>>> > > WRONG.
>>> > > I am very sorry sir; but the first part of solving any problem in
>>> > > Cameroon
>>> > > today will start by FIXING the vexing issue of Southern Cameroons.
>>> > > The
>>> > > rest
>>> > > is simply History and Geography. No more, No less.
>>> > > Mishe Fon
>>> > >
>>> > >
>>> > >
>>> > > From: Albert Nguidjol <albnguidj@yahoo.fr>
>>> > > To: camnetwork <camnetwork@yahoogroups.com>
>>> > > Sent: Wednesday, November 28, 2012 11:06 AM
>>> > > Subject: Tr : [njvipers] Fw: Re: [camnetwork] Re: Open Letter to
>>> > > FRANCOPHONE
>>> > > Cameroonians
>>> > >
>>> > >
>>> > >
>>> > >
>>> > > Esu-Ndzem-Usu:
>>> > >
>>> > > J'aime vraiment ce debat car meme s'il blesse l'intime conviction
>>> > > des
>>> > > uns et
>>> > > des autres, quelque part il est le reflet de la mentalite purement
>>> > > camerounaise qui a n'en point douter reste parfois tres puriste,
>>> > > pudique
>>> > > et/ou demagogique selon les cas et les enjeux. Chacun voulant se
>>> > > camper dans
>>> > > son ilot d'objectifs, mon analyse est partiellement prise en compte
>>> > > pour les
>>> > > besoins de la cause et complement ignore la ou je releve LE
>>> > > SUBJECTIF
>>> > > &
>>> > > L'IRREGULARITE". Peut etre qu'il aurait fallu que je fasse un dessin
>>> > > mais en
>>> > > clair vous et moi parlons le meme language mais en de termes
>>> > > differents,
>>> > > avec d'un cote beaucoup de passion et je comprends parfaitement.
>>> > >
>>> > > JE vous prierais aussi de bien vouloir relire le point ou je releve
>>> > > que le
>>> > > reversement des cadres Anglophones dans la Fonction Publique
>>> > > Camerounaise
>>> > > n'a pas du tout obeit aux regles de l'art et je le repete, car si
>>> > > elle
>>> > > a
>>> > > profite a une generation des serviteurs de l'Etat, les gnerations
>>> > > futures
>>> > > ont ete ignorees. par ailleurs, tout a la fin de mon analyse j'ai
>>> > > bien
>>> > > emis
>>> > > un point de vue qui balaie d'un revers de main le
>>> > > statut-quo...peut-etre
>>> > > qu'il fallait que l'ecrive en Anglais ou en Pidgin afin que la
>>> > > portee
>>> > > de ma
>>> > > vision pour l'equilibrisme camerounais Anglophones - Francophones
>>> > > soit
>>> > > tres
>>> > > bien comprise.
>>> > >
>>> > > Je suis un enfant de la Colonisation du Cameroun, de l'Independance
>>> > > du
>>> > > Cameroun, de la Reunification du Cameroun, de l'Etat Unitaire du
>>> > > Cameroun
>>> > > avec le parti unique, du Multipartisme Camerounais avec 150 partis
>>> > > politiques. Sur les bases tant ethniques que politiques, sociales et
>>> > > economiques, les revendications d'un Camerounais ou d'un groupe de
>>> > > Camerounais ne peuvent me laisser indifferent, car en fait dans quel
>>> > > camp je
>>> > > me retrouve? Dans celui des VICTIMES ou dans celui des VICTORIEUX...
>>> > >
>>> > > Vivement que ce debat continue et dans un sens constructif si
>>> > > Yaounde
>>> > > peut
>>> > > nous entendre.
>>> > >
>>> > > Bonne journee.
>>> > >
>>> > >
>>> > >
>>> > > To succeed is not to pile up accomplishment after accomplishment
>>> > > rather to
>>> > > be able to pick yourself up when you fall and as many times as you
>>> > > fall.....
>>> > > A Wise Being.
>>> > > La reussite n'est pas le fait d'aller de succes en succes,mais celui
>>> > > de se
>>> > > relever chaque fois que l'on tombe et autant de fois que l'on
>>> > > tombe...
>>> > > Un Sage.
>>> > > Albert Nguidjol
>>> > >
>>> > >
>>> > >
>>> > >
>>> > >
>>> > > ----- Mail transféré -----
>>> > > De : Edmond <edmond_epitime@yahoo.com>
>>> > > À : NJVipers NJVipers <njvipers@yahoogroups.com>
>>> > > Envoyé le : Mercredi 28 novembre 2012 10h30
>>> > > Objet : [njvipers] Fw: Re: [camnetwork] Re: Open Letter to
>>> > > FRANCOPHONE
>>> > > Cameroonians
>>> > >
>>> > >
>>> > >
>>> > >
>>> > >
>>> > >
>>> > >
>>> > >
>>> > >
>>> > >
>>> > >
>>> > >
>>> > >
>>> > >
>>> > >
>>> > >
>>> > >
>>> > >
>>> > >
>>> > > From:
>>> > >
>>> > > "Tumasang Martin" <tumasangm@hotmail.com>Dear All,Dear All,
>>> > > I have always considered Mishe Fon as very brilliant. It is not that
>>> > > easy
>>> > > to write the way he does. It can be considered as Njakiri or what
>>> > > ever
>>> > > but
>>> > > there is a lot of brilliance in it not withstanding. My only
>>> > > contribution
>>> > > here is why talk to Francophones in English in a forum perhaps
>>> > > dominated by
>>> > > Anglophones. What he writes should be translated (google translation
>>> > > plus
>>> > > editing) and sent to francophone fora. Mishe Fon in the past listed
>>> > > such
>>> > > fora so he should kindly translate and dissiminate to all the fora.
>>> > > His
>>> > > Mbouda french is manageable I think. Na beg Mishe Fon no be order.
>>> > > Talk to
>>> > > them in their language just like Grand Katika for Ntarikon be de
>>> > > talk
>>> > > for
>>> > > pidgin in those days when he be still be something. Regards
>>> > >
>>> > >
>>> > > To: cameroon_politics@yahoogroups.com From: nkwut@yahoo.com Date:
>>> > > Wed,
>>> > > 28
>>> > > Nov 2012 03:07:28 -0800 Subject: Re: [cameroon_politics] Open Letter
>>> > > to
>>> > > FRANCOPHONE Cameroonians
>>> > > Mishe Fon, What an outburst! Very unlike you. It,s
>>> > > heartening to see you spring a surprise. I do hope that tomorrow you
>>> > > will
>>> > > not use njakri to water down this frank and tough talk. I hope
>>> > > Francophones,
>>> > > from top to bottom, get the message and get it it straight. More
>>> > > grease...
>>> > > Feko.
>>> > >
>>> > > --- On Wed, 11/28/12, Esu Ndzem-Usu <ndzemusu@yahoo.com> wrote:
>>> > >
>>> > >
>>> > > From: Esu Ndzem-Usu <ndzemusu@yahoo.com>
>>> > > Subject: Re: [camnetwork] Re: Open Letter to FRANCOPHONE
>>> > > Cameroonians
>>> > > To: "camnetwork@yahoogroups.com" <camnetwork@yahoogroups.com>
>>> > > Date: Wednesday, November 28, 2012, 9:43 AM
>>> > >
>>> > >
>>> > >
>>> > >
>>> > >
>>> > >
>>> > > Albert
>>> > > As one who understands the realms of power in Cameroon, it is
>>> > > baffling
>>> > > to
>>> > > read such gaffe from you. Yours is a reflection of the hawkish and
>>> > > slave-master mentality common in most folks who have tasted power in
>>> > > the
>>> > > Cameroons. Giving as examples the transformation of technicians,
>>> > > nurses,
>>> > > foot soldiers to higher ranks in the francophone administration
>>> > > simply
>>> > > displays the disdain you hold for English speaking education. In
>>> > > your
>>> > > hearts
>>> > > of hearts, do you think anyone can compare two educational systems,
>>> > > degree
>>> > > for degree? Do you know the worth of a standard six certificate that
>>> > > was
>>> > > needed to get into Ombe Technical College in those days or the
>>> > > police
>>> > > college or nursing schools in West Cameroon? Would you equate a
>>> > > standard six
>>> > > certificate with a CEPE or a BEPC? It is simply despicable to read
>>> > > such
>>> > > absurdities from you in comparing French diplomas with English
>>> > > certificates.
>>> > > Do you truly think a GCE "A" Level is the same as a Baccalaureate?
>>> > > Your
>>> > > living in American should help you know better.
>>> > > Secondly, the fact that Foncha and Muna failed to see like Dr.
>>> > > Endeley
>>> > > did,
>>> > > that the union of the two states would be problematic does not mean
>>> > > that a
>>> > > union is a one way path. A union is not a trap. People enter unions
>>> > > and find
>>> > > means of leaving (peaceful, violently, etc…) when they find it does
>>> > > not work
>>> > > for them. We saw that in the crumbling of the Soviet Union,
>>> > > Yugoslavia
>>> > > and
>>> > > Sudan. Recently, even in good old America, states are clamoring for
>>> > > secession.
>>> > > Your writings and that of many who think like you, rather than seek
>>> > > to
>>> > > appease the afflicted, show that you are not federalists unionists,
>>> > > the
>>> > > purpose of the union between the two states. You simply act as
>>> > > annexationists. West Cameroon never voted for an annexation or an
>>> > > absorption
>>> > > into the East Cameroon State house. It voted for union under a
>>> > > federal
>>> > > constitution with two distinct and independent states in the likes
>>> > > of
>>> > > US
>>> > > states. The UN records are clear on that. Foncha resigned from
>>> > > Government in
>>> > > protest when he saw the machinations of Ahidjo to destroy the
>>> > > federalist
>>> > > constitution that brought the two states together.
>>> > > No amount of distortion will hide the truth. The federalists in the
>>> > > house
>>> > > should take note and change course otherwise, the obvious is in the
>>> > > making;
>>> > > the disintegration of the Cameroons as in Sudan. EN
>>> > >
>>> > >
>>> > >
>>> > >
>>> > >
>>> > > From: Albert Nguidjol <albnguidj@yahoo.fr>
>>> > > To: "camnetwork@yahoogroups.com" <camnetwork@yahoogroups.com>
>>> > > Sent: Tuesday, November 27, 2012 11:15 PM
>>> > > Subject: Re: [camnetwork] Re: Open Letter to FRANCOPHONE
>>> > > Cameroonians
>>> > >
>>> > >
>>> > >
>>> > >
>>> > >
>>> > > Etant donne que ma réponse ne parviendra pas a tous les autres
>>> > > forums
>>> > > dont
>>> > > je ne suis pas membre, Cher Frere Ofege Ntemfac je vous prie de bien
>>> > > vouloir
>>> > > la faire suivre a tous les destinataires de votre email initial:
>>> > > IMPRESSIVE.
>>> > >
>>> > > Pour rentrer dans le vif du sujet, je dois souligner que c'est avec
>>> > > la
>>> > > mort
>>> > > dans l'ame que j'ai parcouru la lettre ouverte très pathétique,
>>> > > émotionnelle
>>> > > et très amère que Mishe Fon adresse aux Camerounais Francophones. Ne
>>> > > connaissant pas personnellement ce frère, je suis dans
>>> > > l'impossibilité
>>> > > de
>>> > > déterminer la tranche d'âge a laquelle il appartient, toutefois je
>>> > > me
>>> > > permets de deviner d'une part que Mishe Fon serait d'une génération
>>> > > plus
>>> > > jeune que l'Indépendance et la Reunification du Cameroun et d'autre
>>> > > par je
>>> > > voudrais avoir envie de penser que Mishe Fon ignore totalement les
>>> > > rouages
>>> > > de l'administration camerounaise et partant l'ordre et la bienséance
>>> > > du
>>> > > protocole du gouvernement camerounais.
>>> > >
>>> > > A titre d'exemple les Vice Premiers Ministres auxquels il fait
>>> > > allusion ne
>>> > > font pas partie du Premier Ministere comme il pense, c'est juste un
>>> > > rang
>>> > > protocolaire. Par exemple Mr. Niat était au Ministere des Mines et
>>> > > de
>>> > > l'Energie, Amadou Ali était au Ministere de la Justice et Mr Nkuete
>>> > > était au
>>> > > Ministere de l'Agriculture. En fait, dans la réalité du Gouvernement
>>> > > Camerounais, et afin de sortir de nos petites analyses claniques et
>>> > > tribales, souffrez que je vous dise que les vrais pouvoirs du
>>> > > Premier
>>> > > Ministre sont plutôt détenus par le Secretaire General de la
>>> > > Presidence de
>>> > > la Republique pour des raisons qu'il ne m'échoit pas de clarifier
>>> > > ici.
>>> > >
>>> > > Pour revenir au corps meme de la lettre de Mishe Fon, je dirai que
>>> > > pour
>>> > > l'organisation actuelle (bonne ou mauvaise) au niveau de la
>>> > > répartition
>>> > > ethno-politique des postes au gouvernement du Cameroun, mes frères
>>> > > et
>>> > > soeurs
>>> > > Anglophones dont je comprends très bien le désarroi et la
>>> > > frustration
>>> > > doivent plutôt se retourner contre John Ngu Foncha et Salomon
>>> > > Tandeng
>>> > > Muna
>>> > > qui ne sont pas Francophones et qui ont accepte, pour des raisons
>>> > > que
>>> > > j'ignore également, de jouer les seconds rôles lors de la
>>> > > Reunification en
>>> > > 1961 mais surtout lors de la formation de l'état unitaire en 1972.
>>> > >
>>> > > Si nos frères du Nord et Sud Ouest veulent donc faire la lutte du
>>> > > fameux
>>> > > "Triangle Equilateral": NORD, BETI-BULU, ANGLOPHONES, les autres
>>> > > Camerounais
>>> > > originaires d'autres régions de chez nous les regardent, seulement
>>> > > qu'ils
>>> > > sachent que les gens qui ont meme durement contribue a
>>> > > l'indépendance
>>> > > des
>>> > > Anglophones et des Francophones du Cameroun n'ont jamais eu de
>>> > > Premier
>>> > > Ministre et n'ont meme pas de routes, encore moins l'électricité
>>> > > chez
>>> > > eux,
>>> > > alors que le Barrage d'Alucam et celui de SongLoulou qui alimentent
>>> > > une
>>> > > bonne partie du Cameroun est a un pas d'eux...rires.
>>> > >
>>> > > Pour être beaucoup plus pratiques et beaucoup réalistes, je dirai en
>>> > > passant
>>> > > que l'équilibre entre les langues en tant que donnée culturelle,
>>> > > sociale
>>> > > etc... n'établit pas de fait ou de force l'équilibre numérique, car
>>> > > nous
>>> > > sommes en politiques et la politique c'est la loi du nombre qui
>>> > > prévaut. Sur
>>> > > un tout autre point je dirai également qu'a l'instar de Jesus qui
>>> > > dit
>>> > > dans
>>> > > la Bible que l'on ne vit pas que de pain, je dirai qu'il n'ya pas
>>> > > que
>>> > > le
>>> > > pétrole pour faire vivre ou développer un peuple ou un pays...la
>>> > > preuve.
>>> > >
>>> > > Ahmadou Ahidjo, quoi que l'on dise, a été un très fin policier et
>>> > > dans
>>> > > beaucoup d'accords qu'il a passes avec son entourage, a tous les
>>> > > coups
>>> > > il a
>>> > > pris "la part du lion" pour ne pas dire le plus gros morceau. C'est
>>> > > d'ailleurs pour cela que le courroux de la Gauche Francaise lui a
>>> > > coute son
>>> > > poste en 1982. Il faudrait que nos frères et soeurs Anglophones
>>> > > n'oublient
>>> > > surtout pas que pour la Reunification du Cameroun en 1961 une bonne
>>> > > partie
>>> > > Anglo-saxonne du Cameroun avait decide de rester rattachée au
>>> > > Nigeria,
>>> > > tandis que l'autre fidèle a John Ngu Foncha a très volontairement
>>> > > accepte
>>> > > les accords de Foumban. Apres la création de "la fédération Cameroun
>>> > > Occidental et Cameroon Oriental", Ahidjo est ses loups ont offert
>>> > > beaucoup
>>> > > de facilites ephemeres a la génération intellectuelle anglophone de
>>> > > l'époque, ceci uniquement au niveau de notre fonction publique;
>>> > > c'est
>>> > > ainsi
>>> > > que pour la petite histoire, des aides soignants passaient
>>> > > Infirmiers
>>> > > et
>>> > > sage femmes, les moniteurs d'écoles passaient instituteurs et
>>> > > professeurs,
>>> > > des soldats de 2e classe passaient sous officiers ou officiers, des
>>> > > contre
>>> > > maitres passaient techniciens supérieurs ou ingénieurs etc...Bien
>>> > > sur
>>> > > que
>>> > > l'étau des emplois publics se resserrant avec l'harmonisation
>>> > > académique,
>>> > > l'usure du temps et les difficultés liées a la très difficile
>>> > > conjoncture
>>> > > économique mondiale de l'heure, les jeunes générations d'Anglophones
>>> > > se
>>> > > sentent bien évidemment lèses, ce qui justifie leur frustration et
>>> > > parfois
>>> > > leur animosité vis a vis de leurs frères et soeurs Francophones meme
>>> > > si ces
>>> > > derniers ne les prennent vraiment pas pour les CITOYENS CAMEROUNAIS
>>> > > de
>>> > > seconde classe ou de basse catégorie.
>>> > >
>>> > > On ne change pas les règles de jeu a la mi temps d'un match;
>>> > > toutefois
>>> > > on
>>> > > peut demander aux organisateurs d'une compétition de faire un
>>> > > règlement
>>> > > spécial de cette compétition. Dans le cas de notre pays, vivement
>>> > > que
>>> > > des
>>> > > hommes plus intègres, courageux et objectifs viennent aux affaires
>>> > > pour
>>> > > essayer de dissiper certains malentendus de fond et de forme qui
>>> > > nous
>>> > > divisent au dela meme du problème Anglo-Franco.
>>> > >
>>> > > Tres fraternellement.
>>> > >
>>> > >
>>> > >
>>> > >
>>> > > To succeed is not to pile up accomplishment after accomplishment
>>> > > rather to
>>> > > be able to pick yourself up when you fall and as many times as you
>>> > > fall.....
>>> > > A Wise Being.
>>> > > La reussite n'est pas le fait d'aller de succes en succes,mais celui
>>> > > de se
>>> > > relever chaque fois que l'on tombe et autant de fois que l'on
>>> > > tombe...
>>> > > Un Sage.
>>> > > Albert Nguidjol
>>> > >
>>> > >
>>> > >
>>> > >
>>> > >
>>> > > De : Ofege Ntemfac <ntemfacnchwete@gmail.com>
>>> > > À : ambasbay@googlegroups.com
>>> > > Cc : cameroon_politics <cameroon_politics@yahoogroups.com>;
>>> > > CAMNETWORK
>>> > > list
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>>> > > <237medias@yahoogroupes.fr>; SDF
>>> > > <cameroons_sdf_party@yahoogroups.com>; camasej group all members
>>> > > <camasej@yahoogroups.com>; Southern Cameroon
>>> > > <southerncameroons@yahoogroups.com>; cacowedaForum
>>> > > <cacowedaForum@yahoogroups.com>; cameroonianjournalists
>>> > > <cameroonianjournalists@yahoogroups.com>; creativiews
>>> > > <creativiews@yahoogroups.com>
>>> > > Envoyé le : Mardi 27 novembre 2012 12h08
>>> > > Objet : [camnetwork] Re: Open Letter to FRANCOPHONE Cameroonians
>>> > >
>>> > >
>>> > >
>>> > >
>>> > > IMPRESSIVE!
>>> > > On Tue, Nov 27, 2012 at 8:35 AM, Mishe Fon <mishefon@yahoo.com>
>>> > > wrote:
>>> > >
>>> > >
>>> > >
>>> > > To My Francophone Cameroonian Brothers and Sisters: I AM VERY ANGRY
>>> > >
>>> > > Not so fast. You may be the only ones who do not realize or accept
>>> > > that
>>> > > there are two distinct Cameroons: Francophone and Anglophone.
>>> > > Whether
>>> > > this
>>> > > is a historical error by those who colonized us or not is totally
>>> > > immaterial
>>> > > in this discussion. Decree or no Decree, Anglophones make up what is
>>> > > now
>>> > > known as the NW and SW Regions while the Francophones constitute the
>>> > > rest.
>>> > > It becomes a matter of stylistics when you delve into irrelevant
>>> > > epistles
>>> > > like; Anglophones are in Yaounde, Douala and other major Cameroon
>>> > > cities.
>>> > > Where did you want them to be? To Die "Hungry" in their impoverished
>>> > > (by the
>>> > > diktats of Francophone controlled Government unproductive policies)
>>> > > Provinces? Even in the Yaounde and Douala that you claim Anglophones
>>> > > are
>>> > > resident...Are they still not considered as "Second Class
>>> > > Cameroonians"?
>>> > > Because Francophones take one Figure Head and put as Prime Minister,
>>> > > Anglophones should now jump up and claim effective reunification?
>>> > > For
>>> > > Whia?
>>> > >
>>> > > Are you crazy? What powers does Yang Philemon really control? Can he
>>> > > appoint
>>> > > even a Chief of Service? Can he decide on anything without the usual
>>> > > "One
>>> > > Party Mentality Slogan"..."By Orders of the Head Of State, the
>>> > > supreme
>>> > > Commander of the Armed Forces, Distinguished Leader of our Party,
>>> > > the
>>> > > Father
>>> > > of Cameroon Nation, Founder of Advanced Democracy, publisher of Pour
>>> > > le
>>> > > Liberalisme Communautaire, Chief of Chiefs, Doctor Honoris Causa,
>>> > > his
>>> > > Excellency President"..Bla Bla Bla . You tell me, Mr POKAM Pat10 and
>>> > > other
>>> > > Francophones who think like you (I know you are a Francophone and
>>> > > may
>>> > > see
>>> > > that as normal but); who starts and ends every sentence like the one
>>> > > above
>>> > > and still has any INDEPENDENT THINKING available in his cerebellum.
>>> > >
>>> > > The Francophones started putting Anglophones as Prime Minister after
>>> > > ODONTOL
>>> > > (SARDOU HAYATOU) organized the Tripartite SCAM in Yaounde and was
>>> > > already
>>> > > projecting himself as "Presidential Material". Remember before him
>>> > > was
>>> > > AYANG
>>> > > LUC (who has been forgotten there at one useless office some where
>>> > > around
>>> > > Ngoa Ekelle called Conseil Economic et Social); then BELLO BOUBA
>>> > > MY-GARRI
>>> > > (who also wanted to be president so badly that he suspected himself
>>> > > of
>>> > > having participated in the Toupouri Military Coup Plot to oust Biya
>>> > > and ran
>>> > > away to Nigeria before metamorphing into a UNDP/CPDM clone). His
>>> > > predecessor
>>> > > PM actually was tonton BIYA himself. Bello Bouba is actually one of
>>> > > the
>>> > > reasons why Anglophones will and should never trust Francophones.
>>> > > Anyways; so the Francophones decided that due to the "Passive
>>> > > nature"
>>> > > of
>>> > > Anglophones "Who Should Never contemplate being President of
>>> > > Cameroon"...Let
>>> > > us Give them the Post of Prime Minister. PERIOD.
>>> > >
>>> > > After serious debates, they capitulated to Biya's idea and Pa ACHIDI
>>> > > ACHU
>>> > > was born. In the process, the small Powers that hitherto PM,s wield
>>> > > was
>>> > > completely removed and to further control the poor Baforchu man, he
>>> > > was
>>> > > slammed TWO Vice Prime Ministers; a certain Bangangte man called
>>> > > NIAT
>>> > > NJIPENDI (who never relinquished his lucrative job as DeGe of SONEL)
>>> > > and I
>>> > > think the other guy was AHMADOU ALI. So "vat to do?" Our broda
>>> > > sensing
>>> > > that
>>> > > "wata don pass garri" transformed the Prime Ministers Residence into
>>> > > circus
>>> > > of Cultural Displays and artifacts. Every Saturday at the Lake Side
>>> > > Residence, we were "Partying" like nonsense. To crown the Circus,
>>> > > Paul
>>> > > Biya
>>> > > appointed him as Campaign Manager for the rigged Presidential
>>> > > Elections of
>>> > > that era to knock off his Santa brother and rival NI JOHN FRU NDI of
>>> > > the
>>> > > SDF who was very popular in Bamenda circles at that time. That is
>>> > > how
>>> > > names
>>> > > like Forjindam, John B Ndeh, Atanga, Abety Peter, Nico Halle(and
>>> > > other
>>> > > CPDM
>>> > > hawks) came into the limelight.
>>> > >
>>> > > Enter PM Ngia Mola PETER MAFANY MUSONGE (and the rivalry and hatred
>>> > > between
>>> > > the two sister Provinces of NW & SW goes public and nuclear...the NW
>>> > > angry
>>> > > that dem dom move garri 4 we mop and the SW happy that "make dem
>>> > > kommot, dem
>>> > > own kam no go don too much"). Meanwhile Pa is still DeGe of CDC
>>> > > until
>>> > > he
>>> > > himself suggested his replacement by his smol broad, Band-Boy Njalla
>>> > > Kwan.
>>> > >
>>> > > Enter Mola Chief INONI EPHRAIM (self proclaimed Bakingili Chief)
>>> > > confirmed
>>> > > technocrat and someone who had actually meandered the Francophone
>>> > > Civil
>>> > > structure...could not do JACK because he had subordinates who were
>>> > > more
>>> > > powerful than he was. He could not even chair nor call a Cabinet
>>> > > meeting
>>> > > without approval from his Francophone bosses.
>>> > >
>>> > > Enter PHILEMON YANG (the "moumou=discret Diplomat from Kumbo" poor
>>> > > guy
>>> > > had
>>> > > been hiding/forgotten as an Ambassador quietly there in Canada for
>>> > > about
>>> > > twenty something years, doing his small deals and chopping his life
>>> > > awaiting
>>> > > retirement and BOOM...You are the PM of Cameroon). Go and ask him;
>>> > > He
>>> > > will
>>> > > tell you the truth. The man has no Powers to do anything. The
>>> > > Francophones
>>> > > are in charge. Anglophones are eternal second fiddles.Adjoints de
>>> > > ceci,
>>> > > Adjoints de cela. WHY? Some man na Ngrung Beep?
>>> > >
>>> > > In conclusion, the Francophones have mercilessly SCREWED Anglophones
>>> > > for far
>>> > > too long and I can assure you, this will have to stop...VERY SOON.
>>> > > We
>>> > > call
>>> > > that in Political Science (which I never studied) Humanistic
>>> > > Existential
>>> > > Political Conundrum (HEPC). It is either you accept this as a fact
>>> > > and
>>> > > we
>>> > > sit down and TALK AS EQUALS and come to reasonable mature
>>> > > conclusions
>>> > > or
>>> > > face the eventual consequences. Enough is Enough. We are not your
>>> > > slaves.
>>> > > The ball is in the camp of all Francophones who are playing a game
>>> > > of
>>> > > the
>>> > > Ostrich here. For those Anglophones who feel there is nothing wrong
>>> > > with the
>>> > > status quo because they are "Chopping with the Big Guys; I have one
>>> > > word for
>>> > > you also: SHUT THE FUCK UP.
>>> > > Remember, we have not even started to discuss the plundering of our
>>> > > Natural
>>> > > resources (SONARA, CDC etc).
>>> > >
>>> > > Mishe Fon
>>> > > -- The thing always happens that you really believe in; and the
>>> > > belief
>>> > > in a
>>> > > thing makes it happen.
>>> > >
>>> > >
>>> > >
>>> > >
>>> > >
>>> > >
>>> > >
>>> >
>>> >
>>> > --
>>> >
>>> >
>>> >
>>> > The thing always happens that you really believe in; and the belief in
>>> > a thing makes it happen.
>>> >
>>> >
>>> > ------------------------------------
>>> >
>>> >
>>> >
>>> >
>>>
>>
>
>
> --
>
>
>
> The thing always happens that you really believe in; and the belief in
> a thing makes it happen.
>
--
The thing always happens that you really believe in; and the belief in
a thing makes it happen.
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