"The truth be told this young man was not even known in the area where he was running to be a parliamentarian. He stayed in Yaounde and wrote big grammar on the Internet. We on the Internet knew him more than the people who were voting on the ground."
Dear Noel and All,
This is exactly what I have been saying over these fora, people hardly notice. Most people come onto the internet, make good impressions on readers WHO ARE OUTSIDE CAMEROON, maybe get some dollars or euros from the internet community, and then fall back in town to complete the roofing project, or just to repair the car which had an accident, etc.
Mme Foning has an electorate, Mbah Ndam has an electorate, Ndam Njoya has an electorate: lofty speeches and programmes will be understood and applauded by those of you out there who understand book. The electorate of these politictians listen more to the bags of rice, number of cows, fluidity of banknotes, etc, AND NOT LOFTY POLITICAL PROGRAMMES.
If Akoson was to use the dollars and euros culled from the internet to buy "bags of cows and herds of rice" he would have created a political opening.
Well, maybe the SCNC as a fallback option is not a bad idea for the young politician: it provides an opening for raving and ranting.
This is exactly what I have been saying over these fora, people hardly notice. Most people come onto the internet, make good impressions on readers WHO ARE OUTSIDE CAMEROON, maybe get some dollars or euros from the internet community, and then fall back in town to complete the roofing project, or just to repair the car which had an accident, etc.
Mme Foning has an electorate, Mbah Ndam has an electorate, Ndam Njoya has an electorate: lofty speeches and programmes will be understood and applauded by those of you out there who understand book. The electorate of these politictians listen more to the bags of rice, number of cows, fluidity of banknotes, etc, AND NOT LOFTY POLITICAL PROGRAMMES.
If Akoson was to use the dollars and euros culled from the internet to buy "bags of cows and herds of rice" he would have created a political opening.
Well, maybe the SCNC as a fallback option is not a bad idea for the young politician: it provides an opening for raving and ranting.
SAIDOU NCHOUAT SOULE
University of Yaounde I,
Yaounde, Cameroon
237 99 91 69 34
237 22 81 91 10
University of Yaounde I,
Yaounde, Cameroon
237 99 91 69 34
237 22 81 91 10
De : Dennis Tambe <dbtmamfe@hotmail.com>
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Envoyé le : Dimanche 1 décembre 2013 2h36
Objet : RE: [cameroon_politics] RE: Fw: [camnetwork] Re: Open Letter to UN Secretary General
Christmas,
I had the same gut feeling about Akoson's cynical adoption of the SCNC's secessionist agenda when I read his "open letter" This makes a mockery of the PAP agenda.
Honourable Paul Ayah has expressed similar pro-SCNC sentiments when his party wasn't making a headway with the electorate.
PAP candidates have gone the way of Cameroonian politicians who play to the gallery and have no principles or morals. These are fly-by-night politicians.
Dennis
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I had the same gut feeling about Akoson's cynical adoption of the SCNC's secessionist agenda when I read his "open letter" This makes a mockery of the PAP agenda.
Honourable Paul Ayah has expressed similar pro-SCNC sentiments when his party wasn't making a headway with the electorate.
PAP candidates have gone the way of Cameroonian politicians who play to the gallery and have no principles or morals. These are fly-by-night politicians.
Dennis
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From: noelebini@yahoo.com
Date: Sat, 30 Nov 2013 18:23:16 -0500
Subject: [cameroon_politics] RE: Fw: [camnetwork] Re: Open Letter to UN Secretary General
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From: virtuous and free Cameroon
Date:11/30/2013 3:18 PM (GMT-05:00)
To: camnetwork@yahoogroups.com
Cc: camnetwork@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Fw: [camnetwork] Re: Open Letter to UN Secretary General
>
>
> Raymond
>
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> Had you been picked by Paul biya to represent your party in
> parliament which is la republique would you have written
> this letter ? Akoson why are you like this? Why is Christmas
> Ebini misleading you like this and destroying you? It cost
> so much to train you and you were going too fast. This is
> a fruitless strategy you are embarking on.
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>
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> Now that you lost the parliamentary seat you 're
> switching back to the secessionist agenda. It is pity that
> you can play this dirty.
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> Maps have no role to play in the execution of
> liberty,justice and prosperity for all cameroonians
> regardless of where they are on the map of Cameroon.
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> We are seeking a virtuous and free Cameroon where everyone
> will be free and equal under law and to enjoy the rights and
> privileges of being citizens of Cameroon.
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> Whoever presented the map does not speak for our
> generation. That was in the ancient past and our generation
> will no longer indulge into the stupidity of the past.
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> In fact we just want good people and good government. There
> 're both Anglophone thieves and francophone thieves to
> the point where maps mean nothing if we lack the structures
> and policies for good governance and the rule of law.
>
>
>
> I think you should not get too confused if you don't
> know what to do. Join the movement for freedom and
> paradigm shift. You will not be kicked out so long as you are
> a Cameroonian that I have trained.
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>
>
> Thanks
>
>
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> Jonathan Awasom
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> Sent from my T-Mobile 4G Android device
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Date: Sat, 30 Nov 2013 18:23:16 -0500
Subject: [cameroon_politics] RE: Fw: [camnetwork] Re: Open Letter to UN Secretary General
Dear Jonathan: please note that I am on the same page with you as far as Ako son's post election behavior is concern My assumption is that he would have been a worthless arrogant politician had he found himself into that parliament. I rallied support for him with a vision that I now realize was far from his personal intentions. I am extremely disappointed in him and it is shameful to have some of our young people who show up in our national political radar be of the material that Ako son is letting us know he is made of.
It is disheartening to see people who embark on a selfish mission, then later project self righteousness of being Southern Cameroon patriots when they meet roadblocks. Any doubts why a worthy political cause like the anglophone struggle has been turn into the basking tent for political buffoons and adventurers. The truth be told this young man was not even known in the area where he was running to be a parliamentarian. He stayed in Yaounde and wrote big grammar on the Internet. We on the Internet knew him more than the people who were voting on the ground.
What deceptions and disappointments.
Christmas Ebini
Sent from my Verizon Wireless 4G LTE smartphone
-------- Original message --------
From: virtuous and free Cameroon
Date:11/30/2013 3:18 PM (GMT-05:00)
To: camnetwork@yahoogroups.com
Cc: camnetwork@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Fw: [camnetwork] Re: Open Letter to UN Secretary General
>
>
> Raymond
>
>
>
> Had you been picked by Paul biya to represent your party in
> parliament which is la republique would you have written
> this letter ? Akoson why are you like this? Why is Christmas
> Ebini misleading you like this and destroying you? It cost
> so much to train you and you were going too fast. This is
> a fruitless strategy you are embarking on.
>
>
>
> Now that you lost the parliamentary seat you 're
> switching back to the secessionist agenda. It is pity that
> you can play this dirty.
>
>
>
> Maps have no role to play in the execution of
> liberty,justice and prosperity for all cameroonians
> regardless of where they are on the map of Cameroon.
>
>
>
> We are seeking a virtuous and free Cameroon where everyone
> will be free and equal under law and to enjoy the rights and
> privileges of being citizens of Cameroon.
>
>
>
> Whoever presented the map does not speak for our
> generation. That was in the ancient past and our generation
> will no longer indulge into the stupidity of the past.
>
>
>
> In fact we just want good people and good government. There
> 're both Anglophone thieves and francophone thieves to
> the point where maps mean nothing if we lack the structures
> and policies for good governance and the rule of law.
>
>
>
> I think you should not get too confused if you don't
> know what to do. Join the movement for freedom and
> paradigm shift. You will not be kicked out so long as you are
> a Cameroonian that I have trained.
>
>
>
> Thanks
>
>
>
> Jonathan Awasom
>
>
>
> Sent from my T-Mobile 4G Android device
>
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