resources to provide basic services unto the governed.
The governed can only be folks living within their own legit territory
which territory has recognition under International Law.
Basic services = schools+hospitals+roads+jobs+the economic wellbeing.
Government and governance or governing is not about gendarmes+military
governors+unelected sous prefets and subservience or public order.
And whenever a government becomes destructive to the provision of
basic services it behooves upon the citizenry to rise up in MIGHT and
abrogate that government.
Especially when the so-called government is nothing but a colonial
contraption enforcing
colonisation+neocolonisation+assimilation+anexation+subjugation+slavery
and enslavement+economic cleansing+structural violence+genocide on
the annexed and the colonised.
International Law speaks of self-determination or the right of every
people to cast out colonissation and modern slavery.
In that lofty quest for self-gvernment.
In the picture attached do note that the enslaved children are in BLUE&
Just as Freedomland is about the blue skies of a FREE and FREED PEOPLE.
On 12/30/13, jtagne <jtagne@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Massa Agbor
>
> More and more interesting. ..Please let him know that again about our
> unified Cameroon. ..
>
> Tell him that in his USA Denver for instance people self govern reason why
> they can grow and sell their green while in Virginia they can't for now all
> this in the same country call America.
>
> Hahaha I may join your party with my good friend Sam Esale former what so
> ever of this evil regime of biya paul call cpdm. ..
>
>
> Sent via the Samsung Galaxy Note® II, an AT&T 4G LTE smartphone
>
> -------- Original message --------
> From: Agbor Enow Augustine <Enow007@yahoo.com>
> Date: 12/30/2013 11:22 (GMT-05:00)
> To: camnetwork@yahoogroups.com,cameroon_politics@yahoogroups.com
> Cc: FREE_Ambazonians@yahoogroups.com,Cameroon SDF
> <cameroons_sdf_party@yahoogroups.com>
> Subject: Re: [camnetwork] My 2014 Challenge on Southern Cameroons
>
>
> Can you tell this forum why self-rule is bad for Southern Cameroons? I get
> the argument that other Cameroonians are not better off, but how does that
> make self-government bad for Southern Cameroonians? How, in the absence of
> self-rule, is the current situation different from colonization? (Boh
> Herbert)
>
> The so called Southern Cameroons can not talk of self-rule,
> because it lacks the legitimacy and sovereignty to do so; and would be
> secessionist movements like the SCNC lacks the mandate from the very people
> they claim their subversive activities shall benefit. The coalition of the
> discontent few, who have constituted themselves into would be secessionist
> movements without followers are anti-nationalist. Their actions do not
> reduce the capacity of junta Paul Biya's regime to plunder state resources,
> but in effect sustain the regime by pitting Cameroonians against one
> another, strengthening the divide-and-rule tactics of the dictator. This
> distracts attention from the actual problems faced by the people in their
> daily lives.
> Former Southern Cameroon has genuine expressions of cultural,
> economic, and social grievances: Poverty and inequality of opportunities, a
> situation that affects 100 percent of the country, including the Littoral
> and Central provinces is one of them. Another is the attempt to make
> Cameroon a French speaking country, which I have said before will never
> work.
> Yes, it is true that the government of junta Biya has
> deliberately ignored legitimate grievances from minority groups, but who
> wants to listen to such grievances if the under 500 people behind the so
> called Anglophone movements propagate callous secessionist claims.
> We are finalizing the manifesto for the newly constituted
> Cameroon Peoples Nationalist Alliance and Mr. Boh Herbert will read more
> about this question. But the Republic of Cameroon remains a unified nation
> or cultural community with a shared history, languages, religions arts and
> music etc. The question of whether Southern Cameroons can govern itself is a
> distraction, because Southern Cameroon died in 1961.
>
> Augustine Agbor Enow
>
> Founder and Convener
> Cameroon Peoples Nationalist Alliance (CPNA)
>
>
> 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 Monday, December 30, 2013 7:55 AM, Herbert Boh <herbertboh@yahoo.com>
> wrote:
>
> Happy New Year 2014 to all!!!
>
> For years, advocates of self-rule and the restoration of Southern Cameroons
> have argued the merits of the case they make while opponents have generally
> said "No", "No Way", "No How".
>
> This is my 2014 Challenge for those opposed to self-rule (not
> decentralization) for any people (in this case, Southern Cameroonians):
>
> Can you tell this forum why self-rule is bad for Southern Cameroons? I get
> the argument that other Cameroonians are not better off, but how does that
> make self-government bad for Southern Cameroonians? How, in the absence of
> self-rule, is the current situation different from colonization? Please
> don't recycle the "Balkanization" argument because Africa was never ONE to
> start with. Secondly, various countries across the continent did not say
> "No" to independence (another word for self-government) claiming that
> African unity will be harmed by piecemeal independence.
>
> Opponents of self-rule, please take advantage of this challenge in 2014 and
> let us gear YOUR CASE. Who knows? You just may convince millions of us with
> your arguments.
>
> I will be waiting.
>
> Happy New Year 2014 !!!
>
> Boh Herbert
>
> Sent from my iPhone
>
>
>
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