Re: [cameroon_politics] Time to Show Tough Love to Fru Ndi

Martin,

You as a Believer should know the Truth and amplifier it rather than know it and hide it. You are asking God to forgive me for letting you know your error-Martin. Continue to support evil committed by your chairman-Ndi Fru. As far as you are a Journalist who is expected to let the Truth be known but are now hiding it under your writing tables, i am ashamed of the type of Journalism you are practicing nowadays.

Is it because you worked in Babylon-LRDC that you do not know again how to write the TRUTH about wrongdoings by your NW elites?. You are asking me not to relent my efforts but keep on to purge well enough. Who should be purging the society of wrongdoing on paper? Martin, you should note that bribery changes Righteous judgment. You are a Believer and should understand me more than any other NW elite as I am writing but the Truth about what is being done that is not acceptable in this restoration war with our captors. What do you mean by- we should show Tough Love to Fru Ndi -explain to me-Martin

You are from NW with valuable and highly appreciated and duly honoured traditions, where is now that honour to the Fons that was enjoyed in yester-years? You are a living witness to the down fall of the honourable traditions that you as a Journalist has failed in correcting their errors as a result of regular soft monies from demonic Bia that has weakened their hither to now very powerful kingdoms.

You cannot challenge me as your NW unbelievers are doing, but will I not be angry with them as they know not what they do. But you who is a Believer, I am expected to be angry with you as you know the Truth about all that I am writing to condemn evil deeds by our brothers mostly from the NW. Why are you pretending and causing our senior brother Ndi Fru to continuously be committing errors without your able correction. Let him not claim tomorrow that you did not help him in all that he was doing and you were mute and instead appreciated all his wrongdoings probably because of soft financial crumbs you are getting from your master's table. No body can doubt this claim against you as a Journalist. You should note that Believers are expected to be above reproach in all that we do, hence your brothers' accusation about your silence against all that Ndi Fru is doing-by this caption-WHY NOW MARTIN YEMBE? Your own behaviours are under serious investigation to know why you are both cold and hot at times-why?.

You keep closed eyes to evil deeds being committed by your NW elite brothers-why?

The Bible says open rebuke is better than secret love and again you know that Apostle Paul wrote to son Timothy asking him to Rebuke the sinners openly for others to fear. Why are you shying away from your ordained service as a Believer?

God bless you my junior brother,

Yours Faithful Freedom Fighter-FFF

Rev.(Papa) Taku-Ayuk

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From: Martin Yembe <mfyembe@gmail.com>
To: Taku A. A. Moses <gospelcoord@yahoo.com>
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Sent: Saturday, April 27, 2013 4:32 AM
Subject: Re: [cameroon_politics] Time to Show Tough Love to Fru Ndi

Thanks immensely Rev. Taku A A  Moses aka Daniel. IHow I wish your god
hears your sadistic prayers. I hear you are calling for the murder of
Fru Ndi! Rev. indeed! We will all be alive to see how far this
discussion cum trial court will go. I am enjoying all this. Just a
question, Rev. et al: Whom are you talking to...here on cyber-net? Any
way, please, don't relent. Keep on and purge out well enough. It is
good for your health!!! God forgive you!!!
Martin

On 4/27/13, Taku A. A. Moses <gospelcoord@yahoo.com> wrote:
> My brothers of NW,
> Your various commentaries concerning your chairman Fru Ndi have always been
> shallow and never hitting to the point that would be regarded as sincere in
> criticising him.
>
> Are you all not aware that your chairman is a sell out and deserves no love
> but complete stoning him to death if you people were honest to your selves.
> If Fru Ndi was in America or UK and sold the confidence reposed upon him,
> will he not have been sentenced to prison for bribery which was openly
> announced with no challenge to the publication?. How can you know the
> obvious Truth of a secret deal that has been performed and now brought to
> light and you are still saying things or soliciting for people to show love
> to a man who is a sell out?. Having sold his people for a colossal sum of
> cfa 500 million without him defending the said claim which if not true, he
> would have sued the guy who made that open declaration to the court.
> Do you people not know that silence is an act of acceptance of guilt?.
>
> Should I be the one to tell you learned elites from Nw-No Where Province,
> that you are expected to sack him and or stone him to death as having sold
> your sons for his own personal gains?. Are you not ashamed to be asking for
> any one to show Ndi Fru-kangkang love? A man who has sold his people's
> sons for that type of heavy sum of bribery for innocent young boys' blood
> now crying in the ground like that of Abel. That is blood money as it will
> attract curses to his generations to come. When I write declaring that the
> NW elites are covetous, my brothers from there want to kill me in this
> forum. Am I not correct as say the Truth? You are.
>
> Every of my writings is a petition to Heaven for any evil doer in our
> country's restoration exercise. I do not know whether the NW elites are
> truly fighting for this course-I ask? Any old man in the village who
> misbehaves is responsible for the disrespect from the young ones in the
> village. That is the case with Fru-kangkang Ndi who has sold his sons for
> cfa 500 million and is still being aclaimed by his people.
>
> You now see why I am mad with my brother Martin Yembe for not even
> mentioning that one day in his journalistic writings. He is an accomplice
> indeed like the Journalists of LRDC who cover all the wrongdoings of their
> lord Bia. If they write the truth about their master, they will be thrown
> into Ngata in Kondengui but what will happen if Yembe writes an open truth
> about his SDF master? will he too throw him in his Ntarikon prison? The
> prison I know is that he will not be receiving the usual soft monies from
> him. Any Journalist who takes bribe from Ndi Fru will equally share in the
> punishment of the crimes committed by him. What baffles me is that the NW
> Elites are all singing Mbaya and dancing seeing crimes committed to their
> kids. If it were the SW son that took such a huge sell out sum, the NW
> elites will write all the journalistic grammer they know in the dictionary.
> But now that it concerns their own son, they have put on a dark pair of
> glasses.
> But God is the Righteous and Omniscience God. He is seeing all and taking
> record. Very soon you people will start accussing me that I am preaching
> division between NW  and SW. I am writing but the Truth for the concerned
> not to be ignorant when the Anger of God will start falling upon them
> soonest.
>
> I wrote the Truth about Nfor Nfor's double titles of Vice Chairman and
> Acting Chairman and this has yielded fruits of repentance in his part. Same
> as I acuused Martin Yembe of not doing his Journalism well and his NW
> brothers took upom him and condemned his double dealings. I am a Spiritual
> AKO-AYA of OBENSON in this forum. Many NW elites write private mails to
> congratulate my sincerity in pointing out wrongdoings.
>
> SDF is now too free to sack him as they have a ready record for him to be
> sacked from that now powerless party as Bia has bought that party now and
> fears no oposition again. Our restoration is being hindered for urgent
> action by SDF but God is setting a disgraceful plan to him and his cohorts.
> NW stand up for righteousness and save your province. Fru-kangkang will die
> in his sleep some day as he is a murderer to his people indeed. Bia has
> imparted the demonic powers on him for him to hypnotize the Bamenda peopel
> as Bia has hypnotized his nation of LRDC. Fru Ndi was sued in a court in
> Yaounde and did not attend the court scheduled hearing but no warrant of
> arrest was issued fir him and his group-why? Because he has a pack now with
> Bia and nothing will be done to him as he is just now pretending to be
> serving SDF.
>
> May the Lord keep the Righteous freedom fighters to the end-Amen.
>
> Yours Faithful Freedom Fighter-(FFF) not with human weapons of MK47 & F16
> but with Spiritual Missiles that no man can stop on the way.
>
> Rev.(Papa) Taku-Ayuk Moses-alias Daniel for his people in captivity in
> Babylon-LRDC.
>
>
>
>
>
> ________________________________
>  From: Pa Fru Ndeh <PaFruNdeh@YAHOO.COM>
> To: "cameroon_politics@yahoogroups.com" <cameroon_politics@yahoogroups.com>
> Sent: Friday, April 26, 2013 6:00 PM
> Subject: Re: [cameroon_politics] Time to Show Tough Love to Fru Ndi
>
>
>
>
>
> Dear Comrade in Arms Mr. Ben,
>
> You know in this public medium, one sometimes has to go a little bit
> formally.
> We are together, go up come dong.  One Love.
>
> Blessed Be CameroonPa Fru Ndeh
>
>
> ________________________________
> From: Bens Awaah <benawaah@hotmail.com>
> To: Cameroon Politics <cameroon_politics@yahoogroups.com>
> Sent: Friday, April 26, 2013 5:32 PM
> Subject: RE: [cameroon_politics] Time to Show Tough Love to Fru Ndi
>
> Pa Fru Ndeh, SDF has always been owned and derives its power from the
> people. That is why the people will elect another individual to take over at
> the appropriate time. They are wise and will not prematurely call for Ni
> John Fru Ndi's resignation. They know his selflessness when it comes to his
> service to the SDF party. You are pretending not to know me. That is why you
> put a colon after my names - Dear Mr. Bens Awaah: Remember that we were
> together in Washington DC/Maryland in 1999 and participated in  the
> reorganization of the SDF North America Chapter. Before or after that you
> spearheaded and we supported the computerization of the Home Front SDF
> Headquarters. Why this convenient amnesia? Awaah"Permit Yourself to Learn to
> Forgive to be Forgiven"
>                B.U. Awaah
>>>>>>>
>
>
>
> ________________________________
> To: cameroon_politics@yahoogroups.com From: PaFruNdeh@YAHOO.COM Date: Fri,
> 26 Apr 2013 14:05:20 -0700 Subject: Fw: [cameroon_politics] Time to Show
> Tough Love to Fru Ndi
>
> SDF is NOT owned by Fru Ndi contrary to what he himself may be thinking
> today.
> and not
> SDF is NOW owned by Fru Ndi contrary to what he himself may be thinking
> today.
>
> Blessed Be Cameroon Pa Fru Ndeh
>
> ----- Forwarded Message -----
> From: Pa Fru Ndeh <PaFruNdeh@YAHOO.COM>
> To: "cameroon_politics@yahoogroups.com" <cameroon_politics@yahoogroups.com>
> Sent: Friday, April 26, 2013 5:03 PM
> Subject: Re: [cameroon_politics] Time to Show Tough Love to Fru Ndi
>
>
> Dear Mr. Bens Awaah:
>
> What you have written about the Chairman is quite accurate.
> However, don't you realize that he has torn down the institutional
> structures that were built around
> the party to safeguard in-house dictatorship?  That is why the
> thinking-heads pulled back. The hounding
> dogs are all gone.  And now since he is left alone, he does not realize his
> own faultlines.  How can he?
> Those who stood tall to try to maintain the institutional structures were
> berated as being anti-Fru Ndi.
> They were dealt the 8.2 knock-out blow.  So yes, the thinking heads are also
> to blame.
>
> Let me tell you something.  SDF is NOT owned by Fru Ndi contrary to what he
> himself may be thinking today.
> SDF is owned by THE PEOPLE.  The PEOPLE will soon take back their party,
> because for about 5 years or so now, the Chairman has held the party
> hostage..  He ought to have been gone from that position since the death of
> his wife, for PERSONAL REASONS too ............
>
> Bye for now.
>
> Blessed Be Cameroon Pa Fru Ndeh
>
>
> ________________________________
> From: Bens Awaah <benawaah@hotmail.com>
> To: Cameroon Politics <cameroon_politics@yahoogroups.com>
> Sent: Friday, April 26, 2013 4:56 PM
> Subject: RE: [cameroon_politics] Time to Show Tough Love to Fru Ndi
>
>
> The story goes that on that positively fateful date in 1989, in a strategy
> meeting in preparation for the public launching of the Social Democratic
> Front (SDF) party, somewhere unknown to the Bamenda and Cameroon public,
> when the crucial moment came, the great question was asked; who wants to be
> leader of this movement? All the actors remained mute, expecting the other
> to take up the mantle of leadership with all the challenges, risks and
> dangers entailed. Eventually, Ni John Fru Ndi stuck his neck out and
> accepted the responsibility, plunging himself into the position. The rest
> has been periods of great euphoria, numerous achievements and some setbacks.
> Who is to blame for the backward slide? Is it solely Ni John Fru Ndi or
> everyone including the SDF party actors and the ruling party with its
> Machiavellian politicalpractices? My position is, it does not matter which
> individual or group of individuals is to blame, ultimately, the people who
> make up
>  the given group are responsible for the kind of leadership they have, good
> or bad. This goes for the members of the SDF general assembly as pertains to
> the party's leadership or the Cameroon electorate in regard to the national
> leadership.
> I am yet to be convinced that Ni John Fru Ndi is singularly responsible for
> whatever political ills have befallen the party, therefore, responsible for
> the failure of the political opposition in Cameroon.  Since he became active
> in Cameroon politics, he has never stopped fighting for the people and for
> the advancement of democracy in Cameroon.  His party has tried many
> political tactics ranging from demonstrations, "Ghost Town", law suits,
> election boycotts to petitioning the International Community. Some of these
> tactics have been sabotaged by coalition partners, condemned by naysayers
> and ignored by the International Community and yet, some legal battles have
> been won, but the ruling government has conveniently failed to implement
> them as expected. It is easy to blame, but difficult to consider the
> complexity of the situation before making pronouncements.
> In yesteryears, when things got tough, many upper level party operatives who
> would have helped rebuild the party, jumped ship or abandoned the party for
> greener pastures. Some returned to the ruling government payroll as
> professors or civil servants. Others are overseas, having used the party to
> achieve legal status and now living comfortably. Their main function now is
> to constantly criticize Ni John Fru Ndi and the SDF without putting forward
> any credible alternative.
> How can these people positively influence party matters while outside the
> country? They should be engaging the party back home in a constructive way
> instead of joining the drumbeat of asking for Ni John Fru Ndi's head. For
> instance, they could support the party financially. They could invite the
> party's leadership to meet them in London, Vienna, Washington D.C., New
> York, Los Angeles, Minneapolis, Atlanta or Paris to brainstorm on how to
> improve the party's operation. When any of them goes home, he/she should
> make it a point to seek audience with Ni John Fru Ndi and the party leaders
> to talk about the party. It is wrong to detach oneself from the party only
> to engage in constant, relentless destructive criticism or scapegoating an
> individual.
> What is the role of the people at home? As I have alluded to above, the
> people have the final say on who leads or rules them. Every year, some
> individuals call for the ouster of NJ John Fru Ndi as SDF Chairman. Every
> general assembly election session, he has been reelected overwhelmingly? Why
> is this so? I submit that at every one of the past sessions, the people have
> evaluated his qualification to continue as party chairman among others, if
> any, and concluded that his leadership is still better than that of every
> other contender, hence his reelections. Let us remind ourselves that Ni John
> Fru Ndi has never assumed leadership by fiat. He has always been elected
> democratically to the position of party Chairman. It is ironic that critics
> have not offered credible candidates to stand for elections and take over,
> but only enjoy calling for him to step down. If he steps down today,
> leaving the party leaderless, what happens? He has labored so hard for this
>  party that he cannot afford to let it down. He is there by the people's
> permission through the electoral process. He has hung in there through thick
> and thin. Give SDF members a qualified replacement and he may step down.
> Until there is a clear qualified replacement to him, I will continue to hold
> this view point.
> Don't get me wrong; I agree with the concept of tough love. However, when
> dishing out tough love, one must be closely involved with the receiver. The
> most effective tough love is given in private in the company of those
> intimately involved in the subject matter with the recipient(s) - in the
> case of Ni John Fru Ndi (SDF), he and the party leadership. When tough love
> is given in public, it necessarily solicits defensiveness from the
> receiver(s) and would not precipitate change and progress. That is not what
> we really want. Calling for him to resign without preparing the way for a
> smooth transition is advocating for a colossal disaster. Southern Cameroons'
> independence is still on the table.
> Awaah    "Permit Yourself to Learn to Forgive to be Forgiven"
>                B.U. Awaah
>>>>>>>
>
>
> ________________________________
> To: cameroon_politics@yahoogroups.com CC: camnetwork@yahoogroups.com From:
> Enow007@yahoo.com Date: Fri, 26 Apr 2013 13:04:01 -0700 Subject: Re:
> [cameroon_politics] Time to Show Tough Love to Fru Ndi
> Dear Mr. Boh,
> This is tough love indeed. Some amongst us had to go too low to purge
> ourselves of the anger developed by Pa Fru Ndi's selfish and egoistic
> 'politiking.' While most of us have the tendencies to analyze political
> situations to suit our emotional and selfish needs,this is an objective
> analysis.In a Cameroon where only heroes and villains exists,permit say this
> one is in the middle.
> Only a thin-skinned fool will dispute the fact that Ni John Fru Ndi's
> extended stay at the helm of the SDF has harmed the party a lot.
>
> For starters,the SDF was a revolutionary party,created to champion the
> interests of the marginalized-by this,I mean the 90 percentile left in the
> cold by the gangsterism and biyarism of the CPDM.Mishe Fon is part of the 90
> percentlile,but his good friend and leader of the aborginals (PAAWCE) is
> unfortunately in the 10th
>  percentile...(laughing).
>
> Mr. Boh,SDF can came back,because it already has structures in the
> provinces,but heads must role at the top for this to happen. Mbah Ndam must
> also move to the reserve bench.As key adviser to the Chairman,he is equally
> responsible for the demise of the party.
>
> The reborn SDF must go back to basics-focus on unifying Cameroonians across
> region,religion,ethnicity,language,and colonial heritage. Capitalize on
> winning disgruntled CPDM
> politicians,farmers,intellectuals,students,workers,the unemployed and
> underemployed.These are the people that championed the manifestos of the
> early 1990s.
>
> The SDF must continue to stay away from secessionist movements, and take
> advantage of the fact that Northern Cameroon is still poorer than the
> South.The North is up for grasps,and a strategic and re-branded SDF can
> sweep the west,Northwest,southwest,littoral,and the northern provinces.
>
> But wait a minute,Biya will always
>  steall elections! The only reason why Biya steals elections is the lack of
> collective action from the SDF,which was the only opposition party.SDF must
> go back to its principle of political and social change. Which means only
> political actions like demonstrations,insurrections,and other public
> incitement and collective actions can match Biya's strategy of
> stifling,demoralizing,and misdirecting opposition power. Street
> demonstration has led to the downfall of regimes in Spain,Africa,and
> elsewhere;it can happen in Cameroon Violent responds from Biya will only
> make the SDF strong.
>
> Biya made the SDF more popular in the early 1990s than even Ni Fru Ndi
> himself.It is Biya's attempt to violently suppress a large rally held by the
> SDF in Bamenda in May 1990 that hardened and popularize the movement.The
> ghost town (Villes mortes),also popularize the SDF.Only a peaceful
> revolution characterized by demonstrations,mass actions,riots,and swarms can
> break the
>  regime in Yaounde.The new SDF must re-develop the capacity to champion such
> actions.If that is the path we have to follow to put our beloved country on
> track,so be it.
>
> Augustine Agbor
>
> The outcome of my life is not more than three lines:
> I was a raw material
> I became mature and cooked
> And I was burned into nothingness.
> Rumi
>
> --- On Fri, 4/26/13, Herbert Boh <herbertboh@yahoo.com> wrote:
>
>
>>From: Herbert Boh <herbertboh@yahoo.com>
>>Subject: [cameroon_politics] Time to Show Tough Love to Fru Ndi
>>To: cameroon_politics@yahoogroups.com, camnetwork@yahoogroups.com
>>Date: Friday, April 26, 2013, 7:17 AM
>>
>>
>>
>>Sometime in the coming day or two, the Supreme Court will rule on the
>> senatorial (s)elections of last April 14. Whatever the outcome, not much
>> will change. The CPDM will stay firmly in charge. Dictatorship would have
>> won another battle.
>>
>>
>>It is no surprise.
>>
>>
>>Not much was expected to change. At least, not with the die-hard, "come no
>> go" CPDM so firmly committed to sabotaging the will of the people. Not
>> after the SDF crawled into bed with the CPDM. Now we must deal with the
>> by-product of this act of political incest.
>>
>>
>>Seen from the angle of two monster, laying down together to bring forth
>> (what else?) a monster, a lot will change. The SDF will never be the same
>> again. Since its historic launch in 1990, up until and just before the
>> (s)election to the Senate, the SDF and its leader were "sense pass king".
>> They had skillfully avoided most political traps set them. Well, no more!
>> Alas, the SDF may be on a path akin to that of the stupid fly that follows
>> the CPDM corpse into the grave.
>>
>>
>>Happily, there is an antidote. One thing could change - nay, reverse - that
>> fate. The SDF leader, Ni John Fru Ndi, can confess his biggest political
>> blunder and offer up his resignation. For a man who has committed few
>> errors despite the enormous pressure of the past 20+ years, this was so
>> monumental Fru Ndi can only survive if the SDF pays the price.
>>
>>
>>The Supreme Court may yet correct the outcome of the election to ensure
>> that the "right" (desired) people are selected for Senate. We know from
>> history that the election result is not the selection result.
>>
>>
>>This means that a senate seat is still possible for the SDF leader... by
>> (s)election (preferred and possibly now negotiated). It could come about
>> by invalidating a few CPDM councillor votes in the North West and
>> inventing a draw that forces a sharing of seats. The SDF candidates in
>> Mezam and Boyo divisions could, thus, be let into the new "ngumbah house"
>> Biya is constituting.
>>
>>
>>Why would the CPDM do such a thing, you may be asking? Well, for the same
>> reason it disqualified its own lists in the Adamaoua and West regions in
>> the first place. Secondly, Yaounde is not eager to deal with Fru Ndi
>> (version 2.0), angered by the "Deal? No deal!" kind of "Njangui" which the
>> CPDM wins "en aller et retour" all the time. Third, the CPDM does not want
>> the SDF radicalized anew by the ignominious beating it just suffered at
>> the ballot box at a time of unprecedented campaigns for the restoration of
>> the independence of Southern Cameroons.
>>
>>
>>But, I digress... Fru Ndi's resignation (the reason I write) would be a
>> gift... it would be but a little price to pay for the big political sin of
>> "ssssssleeping with the CPDM". In the absence of getting value for money,
>> it would be accepted as a decent short-sale offer to help avoid
>> foreclosure on the entire SDF.
>>
>>
>>Let me be clear. Fru Ndi has proven beyond doubt that he is that
>> once-in-a-generation kind of politician. He has earned his place in
>> history and in the hearts of democracy lovers. He has stood tall at great
>> risk to himself, his family and his followers. I personally saw him offer
>> to be arrested instead of let gendarmes take me and another of his
>> lieutenant's from his home while we were under house arrest in 1992. I can
>> brag that I know him well. I have tons of respect and admiration for him.
>> In fact, I call him "Pa" (the title for "pater"), not "Ni" (the "big
>> brother" title any Tom, Dick, and Harry). I trust him like one of the SDF
>> supporters who at one of our rallies held up a hand-written placard on one
>> hand and pointed to his spouse with the other hand. The placard read: "Fru
>> Ndi: Je te donne ma femme"!
>>
>>
>>I love Fru Ndi still but believe that this is when his most intimate
>> friends must privately and publicly urge him to do the right thing. Fru
>> Ndi's true friends at this moment are only those who show him tough love.
>> I do so convinced that I am rendering service to democracy. The urgent
>> matter at hand is to crucify Fru Ndi or the SDF. I dare say the choice is
>> clear, but was it not also clear when the people picked Barnabas, the
>> thief and murderer, instead of Jesus, the Christ?
>>As Christ is a light to sinners and to the world, the SDF, thanks in large
>> part to Fru Ndi, was once Cameroon's brightest democracy light. As one of
>> the strongest opposition movement in the country yet, it still can be that
>> light. However, if Fru Ndi remains its leader, the SDF will be but a lamp
>> lit and put under the bed.
>>
>>
>>As some on this forum may remember... there was a time (right?) when both
>> Fru Ndi and the SDF were considered eligible for political sainthood. Now,
>> though, neither may qualify to approach the gates of purgatory (never mind
>> that purgatory was taught "par erreur" by the church). There is a time to
>> step up and provide leadership to the SDF and a time to step down and bow
>> off the political stage. You cannot last almost as long as a certain Paul
>> Biya and yet claim the moral authority to chant "Biya Must Go".
>>
>>
>>Children who were suckled on their mother's milk at the time of the SDF's
>> launch and chants of "power to the people" and"suffer don finish" are
>> turning gray with Fru Ndi still in charge. We have known for a long time
>> that  Biya's "democratie avancee" means more power to Biya. Now, we have
>> ascertained that the SDF's "power to the people" really means "all power
>> to Fru Ndi".
>>There is a reason why the SDF of 2013 does not have the many political
>> options that were available to its version of the 1990s. Shit happens. If
>> you push any dog into a corner, expect one of two reactions. It can let
>> out a bark... (witness the SDF threat that it will let out the boys,
>> swinging machetes). Or, you can expect the dog to park its tail in between
>> its hindsight and cowardly flee (witness the SDF's bending over backwards
>> to woo the CPDM).
>>The SDF forgot that it was dealing with a certain Popaul with whom what you
>> don't see is what you get. The SDF's "grand bargain" with the CPDM is
>> turning out to be its Waterloo. The man who was once hailed as Cameroon's
>> political Moses may have ran the SDF into political bankruptcy.
>>
>>
>>It did not happen overnight. Anyone who has eyes to see, had seen this
>> coming. The SDF has been in a suppressed state of political decay for a
>> long while now. Accepting the kiss of death from the CPDM was just owning
>> up to that state of decay. But, while the SDF was simply in a state
>> of political decline, the April 14 (s)election may set it in free fall...
>> unless, of course... unless the man who has, indeed, made the SDF decides
>> not to mar it.
>>Like Bello Bouba before him, Fru Ndi's political relevance may now entirely
>> depend on and flow from whatever crumbs the CPDM passes down to the
>> Lazarus the CPDM has invited to diner. I mean, of course,  outside of what
>> place he has earned in history books - for better, for worse.
>>Speaking of crumbs... do not put it beyond the CPDM and the Supreme Court
>> to correct the April 14 (s)election. If the correction wins Fru Ndi the
>> vote, the SDF must make the case for its leader not to accumulate posts.
>> Crumbs are not only a bad thing. Getting to the senate may do Fru Ndi sone
>> good. An I mistaken or did Fru Ndi act so desperate to get into the Senate
>> that we may all be forgiven for thinking that the SDF leader must dream of
>> how nice it would be if electoral fraud could be perpetrated in his favor.
>>
>>Boh Herbert
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