The Insanity of the Collaborator
In Response to Prof Asongany's "The People Call of Shame."
By Ntemfac Ofege
Journalist
Albeit Einstein it was who defined insanity as "doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results." Einstein also said "we cannot solve problems by using the same kind of thinking we used when we created them." The trouble with insanity and failure to think out of the box is that these things often manifest in, and from, quarters that we least suspect. And, often, not even on a temporal basis.
Here is a known known about the governing system in French Cameroun. Mr. Biya, the leader, is a consummate manipulator. He has been nothing but a consummate manipulator. In fact, Mr. Biya graduated with honours from the redoubtable school of another consummate manipulator – the late Ahmadou Ahidjo. I suspect that Mr. Biya has so perfected the art of political manipulation that, were the illustrious predecessor to resurrect, the fallen master-mentor could learn a thing or two from his student of yore.
Rented crowds, motions of support, trial balloon appointments leaked to the press, planted articles in local newspapers, false flag reports over the government-controlled media; deliberate anarchy, corruption and lawlessness, are just some of the tools of manipulation wielded with great savvy by the Biya regime. Election engineering is the final.
A Consummate Manipulator at Play
This is how it works. From the cozy confines of some nutcase office in Etoudi, the head honcho and his trusty lackeys craft motions of support to be distributed to heel-clicking AK47 lackeys in the administration in Yaoundé. These lackeys are then dispatched like locusts to the regions, the regional towns and even remote out backs, at the expense of the ignorant taxpayers, to commence the dance of death. Pitiable and hapless natives are commandeered; some more hard cash pillaged from the treasury doled out and signatures extracted to justify the motion of support from Etoudi. The locales are thus coerced to promote the agenda from Etoudi. At times the Yaoundé beasts of burden do not even bother showing up in the regions. Startled natives hear over the government-controlled media that they did forward a motion of support to Yaoundé supporting this or that insanity. Only those who tower among the brain dead, and there are many unfortunately, still fail to see the evil hand and genius behind these motions of support. I am truly startled that many are startled by the latest wave of motions of support. As if….
This is the nature of the Camerounese system. Mr. Biya and those in cahoots with him have done business that way since 1960 and even before. Religiously. Slavishly. Resisting all attempts to change and/or be changed. Whereas the signs were pointing to another Biya election manipulation in progress. The man reorganized all base organs of his party, and then he caused the new officials to demonstrate some presence in the annual voters' registration and now the motions of support. The surprise is that some are surprised when the CNU-CPDM regime jump-starts another motion of support whereas we all know that the motions of support is in the DNA of that permissive and pernicious cabal of lootocrats and pirates who man the Jacobin-Napoleonic contraption in French Cameroun.
Lest I forget, the regime also counts on the opposition's thunderous hawks to aid and abet its heist by, notably becoming Internet Napoleons; concocting savvy epistles (like Prof. Asonganyi's "A Peoples Call of Shame") in the press reproving its latest manipulative actions. Regime cynics point opposition criticisms to Western embassies located in Yaoundé as eloquent proof of a buoyant and feisty democracy a la Camerounese. Paul Biya gouverne, les opposants s'opposent and life goes on. This is business as usual in the Camerounese state.
Prof of Asonganyi is partly with me with me so far. The man writes: "In the absence of clean policy and vision, the wheels of a political party can groan on monotonously, trudging along old paths and chewing the same cud over and over again. We surely are not strangers to motions of support and "the people's call."
Except that the man may not yet see himself as an enabler with Biya as his handler. Except that the man does not see Mr. Biya's hand in the motion of support ploy. Just as some have not yet seen Mr. Biya's hand in the fraudulent appointment of a coach for the Camerounese national team even when the said coach did not meet the TOR set by that country's football federation. Who else could have pulled off the caper?
A NEC Resolution of Sorts
My angst is elsewhere. I am rather dismayed by this self-evident projection of a classic insanity in Einsteinspeak as now manifest in Prof Asonganyi, Mr-Justice Ayah Paul and Pa Atekwana. These gentlemen now join the mbaglum fest, wittingly or unwittingly, leaping and gamboling to the Biya tune; being trundled along like sheep. Along the side the threesome just fail to think out of the box whereas innovative, creative and motivated thinking is already available in the case under review. It is sad, really. It is even more pitiable when it is reasoned that the three, members of the "Anglophone" elite and intelligentsia, are already in a sorry pass as disreputable collabos. They may not see it that way but the totality of their political merchandise as Southern Cameroonian members of the opposition in French Cameroun proves the point.
Let me further explicate the what about the who of the matter. Pa Atekwana of the collabo-SDF party announces with great fanfare that he is ready to make the supreme sacrifice should Mr. Biya dare anticipate presidential elections. Really? Haven't we heard this before from the SDF? Does this not sound like the flopped Ghost Town rhetoric all over again? Did we not hear a perplexed and robbed and wronged Fru Ndi declare post the 1992 "Stolen Victory" that his hand will remain in the air when Paul Biya raises it to "I do so Swear?" The point is, people who make supreme sacrifices do not talk about their intent on free cyberspace. They just act. Remember Turgot? The ugly one in "The Good, the Bad and the Ugly?" Turgot said: "When it is time to shoot: shoot, shoot, don't talk." People should talk less, and ACT more, thus be judged on their actions, rather than their words.
Furthermore, Pa Atekwana hails from the so-called North West region. This is about the only part of Occupied Southern British Cameroons with more guns per square kilometre than some warzones. This is the only part where the boy child is taught to let go his Chawup before he is ten as a sign of manhood. Yet, we refuse to put our children in harm's way. You know why? It is also called responsible leadership. I am saying that the argument of force is not discussed and crowed about on the Internet.
Further to the furthermore, Pa Atekwana represents the SDF and speaks the language of the SDF. The SDF no longer stands for the issues concerning the Southern British Cameroonians community having been sold off to French Cameroun interests and agenda for less than 30 pieces of silver.
Mr.-Justice Paul Ayah has sufficiently embarrassed himself by writing that the motions of support are rather the handiwork of corrupt journalists. I need not tarry on him. However, blaming the messenger is a posture cultivated over the years by folks in white-hot denial and self-afflicted defeat. The collabo would also blame the watchdog Ayah's stance reminds me of the case of the craven coward who when confronted by a menacing bully, his age mate, turns around to slap his baby sister. Did the journalists ask Eyebe Ayissi and his 19 pilfered cars to start to Monatele Motion?
Prof. Asonganyi makes a very interesting case study. You can even recant the genesis of Prof. Asongani's penchant to do the same thing again and again. Since he left the SDF, and found the Internet, Prof Asonganyi has served up a quasi-monthly fare of his reactionary muses on topics concerning the Biya kingdom. This is a rehash of the NEC style ineffective rhetoric. The Prof must miss his days and activities as SDF secretary general because his routine publications bear a disturbing semblance to the periodic publication of a typically SDF junk-ho called NEC Resolutions themselves the outcome a laughable exercise in futility called NEC Meetings. We know that the NEC meetings usually grant the SDF scribe the opportunity to produce reactionary toothless rubbish called NEC Resolutions which are to be classified and forgotten once they are written.
Take the example. The BBC this morning, February 23, reported that the SDF NEC held another situation comedy over the weekend and resolved as follows: That Mr. Biya should discountenance calls from his own party to precipitate the next presidential elections because the Camerounese state was at war in the North against Boko Haram. Question: Are these people from Mars? Mr. Biya is the brain behind the calls for anticipated elections and, secondly, the war against Boko Haram is rather a very good reason for Mr. Biya to anticipate elections. Not the contrary! The US exceptionally granted Franklin Delano Roosevelt three terms because of the Second World War. States do not change the commander in chief during a war. In fact, states guarantee his eternalization under such circumstances.
Designed-to-fail NEC Resolutions is insanity SDF style. This other permissive cabal of happy-go-lucky contemporary pirates has been doing the same thing year in and year out and expecting a different outcome. Asonganyi now transfers the SDF bad manners to the innocent in these egroups. Tell me then why Prof Asonganyi should not be accused of running up and down the streets of Yaoundé without his trousers as the man seems to be doing since his SDF days? I am not saying that Prof Asonganyi's writings have not been refreshingly educative, far from it. I am saying that reaction is not the posture of leadership. I will show us the how and the why soon enough.
There is insanity to the left and insanity to the right atop the Camerounese political turf with one major difference. Listen, Mr. Biya cannot be charged with insanity a la Einstein. Mr. Biya does not expect a different outcome in all his tricks and antics as a consummate manipulator. In fact, the man knows what exactly he is looking for when he summons his etat major and initiated another wave of motions of support. Like they say, Paul Biya roule pour Biya Paul. The question then is: Does Prof Asonganyi et al know what they are looking for when, as cued in by Mr. Biya, they start their insane manjong dance in reaction to the Biya latest?
I never witnessed the fulsome Camelot of Southern cum West Cameroon being born after the sixties but if the stories I have heard are accurate these gentlemen would belong to the Senior Service class. So explain this to me like I was a six year old. What are three eminent and prominent members of our community embarrassing themselves by singing the Lord's Song in a Strange Land? Who cares about theme or rather who is listening? Not the francophones, I tell you that. This is where I now formally charge Prof Asonganyi et al of running up and down the streets without their trousers at the behest of Mr. Biya and the CPDM. Surely dis one na wahala. A small boy don come cause Mr. Learned Professor, Mr. Justice of the Supreme Court and Pa, the Retired Seasoned Administrator, to run up and down minus their trousers. Reason why a dey look and a dey laugh as these people careen up the hills and down the vale in Adam's suit. Prof himself in front! If this is not insanity, what is? A dey look and a dey laugh.
Failure of Leadership
The late Dr. Myles Monroe said: "Leadership is the capacity to influence others through inspiration motivated by passion, generated by vision, produced by a conviction, ignited by a purpose."
Leadership is action. Action motivated by a vision. Leadership is not reaction. Leadership is vision. The vision is the articulation of the action to get to where the people need to go. Even if it kills them. Influence is creating the want and desire in others to do what you want and desire them to do. Passion is contagious and a leader is most effective when he or she is passionate about the team, the organization, and the work that must be done. Passion is a characteristic that cannot be faked. It has to genuine and portrayed and manifested as a manifest. Leaders believe that what they do is important and purposeful. The belief is the conviction that drives the leader's actions and passion. Leaders have purpose for their actions and what they influence. Leaders seek what is best for the group and not what is best for the individual. Leaders are inherently selfless and hardworking. They are driven by their conviction and purpose and resonates the passion in their vision statements. The conviction is communicated in the vision and nearly every statement of the leader. The vision should be well defined and effectively communicated.
Mr. Biya can never be accused of having any of the above leadership traits simply because the man never had a vision of being president of French Cameroun. The thing landed on him on a golden platter and since then the man has made brave efforts to manage his inheritance. Mr. Biya is a manager. Managers are not leaders. Manipulation sets in where there is zero leadership. And, Mr. Biya is a consummate manipulator.
Once more, leadership is never reaction. Leadership is not the issuance of a NEC Resolution in its original or in the current Asonganyi form. This is reaction. Reaction is the posture of the craven follower – the ngong dog. Those who perennially react (as opposed to those who continually act) are associated with illiberal, bigoted and reactionary forces. They are called reactionaries. Reactionaries are not agenda setters. They have no agenda to set. Reactionaries are not leaders either. It is pure insanity to adopt the posture of a consummate reactionary and then to expect a different outcome. A perennial reactionary also fits into Einstein's definition of the mentally unstable because they expect a different outcome from/by their everlasting critique. Any manipulator (Again, Mr. Biya is a consummate manipulator) can use reactionary forces to promote his evil agenda. Except, and this is a very serious charge, the said reactionary is a hired gun for the forces of inertia now earning his keep at the expense of a people.
Friends, reactionaries systematically ground their nuisance on a hackneyed word called "Hope." So much so that in the later stage of their madness they become prisoners of hope. Whereas Hope is not a policy.
The Sorry Plight of the Collabo
There is a very good reason why some so-called leaders tend to be reactionaries in a political context as obtains in the Cameroons today. It is called the inauthenticity of the collaborator in a turf where a group of subjects have made themselves objects; beggars aspiring to the group from which they are excluded, people with a mindset that one must go down on all fours in front of the occupying-colonizing king and kingdom to survive. Fanon says that "the colonial subject is not only denied his or her freedom and reduced to an object; he or she is unable to be fully human at an individual level: colonial oppression works at the level of psychology as well as in material form."
It is so but it needs not be so. JP Sartre spells it out: "the choice of freedom and assuming the responsibility of {returning to} authenticity requires considerable courage." Not accepting defeat, not living in the craven state of a reactionary dog and a sub-human; perennially and periodically writing reactionary nonsense on the Internet. My man, Fela Anipulaku Kuti would call it "Colo-mentality." Camerounese would say "Kollo-Mentality." I would say: "dis pipi dem don kollo." Einstein says "insanity." The inauthenticity of insanity. The plight of the 'Collabo."
The Alternate Approach
We cannot solve problems by using the same kind of thinking we used when we created them. Here, let me tell us a story. Sometime in November 1997, the opposition SDF party found itself at a crossroads. The CPDM had rigged the National Assembly elections and awarded the SDF 43 seats in the Camerounese NA. The SDF had to decide whether or not to join the NA under the circumstances. Prof. Asonganyi was secretary general of the SDF at the time. At about 9pm on the night before the NEC meeting to make the momentous decision, your humble servant had deliberately marched into Mr. Fru Ndi's private secretariat with his personal contribution to the raging debate - to go or not to go to the National Assembly. Several elderly SDF members were present. Fru Ndi was umpire, this scribe and two other Young Turks (whose names I do not have their permission to mention) were on the not-to-go camp. The elders argued for the motion. The group for going said things like "the SDF will cause an upheaval at the National Assembly; the SDF will be given airtime at CRTV to criticize the gvt, etc, etc). Our argument on the against side was simple. The Camerounese system was a lawless corrupt dictatorship, mined from within and runned by a ruthless dictator who could change the law; buy the 43 SDF parliamentarians over to minimize the impact of the SDF at the National Assembly. Most importantly, how exactly did the SDF hope to resolve the Anglophone Question by sending 43 people, half of them Anglophones to Yaoundé? The SDF did not have the numbers to make any impact whatsoever at the National Assembly. The debate raged until about midnight. It was clear to us that the umpire was not as neutral as he claimed to be for, it seems, Mr. Fru Ndi's mind was made up about the issue even before we started. I recall vividly that I suggested a compromise at the end of the debate: Let us move the NEC Meeting to decide whether or not to go to the National Assembly to Buea. Mr. Biya would undertand the message, behave himself and proceed with some compromise. My argument was simple: politics deals with power and power relates to power. Politics is the art of the possible; politics is about power and power play. Power relates to power. Power recognizes power. Power deals with power, not reactionary riff raffs talking nonsense on the Internet. My argument was that the SDF could blackmail Mr. Biya into proceeding with then the much-needed truly independent electoral commission by making those demands from Buea.
Needless to say, my group did not obtain a transfer of that NEC Meeting to Buea. We all know what happened after that. The NEC meeting to go to the National Assembly took place at the Fru Ndi building. Even while the session was in progress, Mr. Biya sent some Alpha Jets to roar over the building. Some of the francophones who attended that session came in wired directly to ghost sources of the regime, etc. SDF security had to remove bugs from some of them, etc. Last year, I think, Fru Ndi himself finally acknowledged that going to the NA was a mistake for the SDF had failed in parliament. Woefully. In a truly democratic culture, one would have expected Mr. John and his Merry Men to pay the price of their blunder i.e. table their collective resignation from the institutions they blundered into, organize general elections and then get the hell out of the SDF for peace to reign. Do you see these other Republicans respecting the law of the land? Hell no. They continue their infamy and dance of death.
Fortunately, history has a way of repeating itself in ways and means strange unto us mortals. History now places before the Southern British Cameroons community another shot at redemption. Prof Asonganyi, Mr.-Justice Paul Ayah and Pa Atekwana are members of this community. The concerns of that community are known. In 1990, members of that community came together to create a political party to address those concerns. In 2015, Mola Njoh Litumbe moved that all Southern Cameroonian political leaders and civil society groups join him in a confab to address the vexing issue of Anglophone colonization by the Francophone regime in Yaoundé. In 2016, Nhon Mukete moved hat his fratas conjurati, the fons, join him to address the same issue. In 2016, SWELA has re-addressed a microcosm of those concerns as succinctly as possible. I say this: rather than singing these songs of misery, slavery and inauthenticity on the Internet could we show leadership? Could we gather? Could we address this small matter of survival – the survival of a people, their history and their culture? Is this too much to ask?
The SDF did not take my 1997 cue and we are where we are today. And, the given is the same. A major drawback in all opposition groups as well as groups crusading for the actualization of the independence of the British Cameroons is that they do not muster enough power to challenge/threaten the Biya regime. The rapport des forces will be different once both groups constitute a real threat to Mr. Biya's position.
SWELA has shown leadership by acting. Where are the NOCUDAS, the NOWELAS, the Fons, etc, all graffi-invented groupings? Could we be witnessing a recant of the proverbial Foncha qua Bamendrous two-timing and hypocrisy? Someone Bamendrous gave me this ghoulishly euphoric answer when I inquired about the fons: "We have the Prime Minister," he said "no need rocking the boat." Allah? Allah. Methinks the genealogy, the content, the context and the intent of the Bamendrous could merit my attention. In due season.
FINAL COMMUNIQUE FROM SWELA GENERAL ASSEMBLY
The General Secretariat of the South West Elite Association, SWELA, held an urgent meeting of the Association in Kumba, the Association's Headquarters on Monday, 25th January 2016. The Meeting, chaired by the Secretary General, was attended by members of the General Secretariat, Divisional Presidents and Special Invitees.
After frank and in-depth deliberations on current issues affecting the South West Region in particular and the Anglophones at large, SWELA resolved and issued the following public communiqué.
- SHABBY TREATMENT TOWARDS SENATOR NFON V.E. MUKETE
That we the South West Elite Association and all Anglophones of goodwill vehemently condemn the poor treatment our Patriarch Senator NFON V.E. MUKETE has of recent been receiving from Government for being vocal against Anglophone marginalization in this Country especially the cause for genuine Bilingualism.
That we solidly stand behind the Respectable Patriarch, and totally adhere to his ideas. - TRANSFORMATION OF CDC
That the Nationalization of CDC, just like the National Produce Marketing Board which collapsed and liberalization came and left the farmers with mushroom conservative societies without personnel and follow up. CDC operations like Pamol are based on the Common Law System. That a decree already signed by the President of the Republic stipulating the implementation of the OHADA Law which indeed is an off-shoot of the Civil Law System and the possible movement of the Headquarters to any part of the Country by the General Assembly leaves SWELA completely opposed to the move. CDC remains the only legacy to the South Westerners and Anglophones at large, SWELA orders that CDC should be left in her OLD STATUS. - THE ANGLO-SAXON SYSTEM OF EDUCATION
That SWELA recognizes the efforts made by CATTU and TAC concerning the preservation of the English-Speaking Sub-System of Education,
Mindful of Section 15(1), Chapter I of Part III of the Education Law No. 98/004 of 14 April 1998, the idea of harmonization of two cultures which are virtually parallel is not feasible, and therefore this is a show of alienating the Anglophones, defrauding them of their cultural heritage; hence making them strangers in their own homeland.
Thus, SWELA calls on Government not to continue with the dismantling of the English-Speaking Sub System of Education (Anglo-Saxon System). We also note with regrets the alienation we are going through in HTTTC of the Universities of Bamenda and Buea which show a bias in the student enrolments, teaching staff and the syllabus disorientation. SWELA calls on Government to respect the Law No. 98/004 of 14/4/1998 including the Higher Institutions of learning for Culture and Education are interwoven. SWELA notes that the identity of a people is known through their cultures, and if this is denied them, they become alienated and defrauded in their own system. Anglo-Saxon Education speaks of "Vice Chancellor" while the French-Speaking Education System speaks of "Rector", and therefore let everything be done decently.
- THE COMMON LAW JUDICIAL SYSTEM
That SWELA reiterates that the Bi-Jural system of the Judiciary in the Country should be respected. We call on Government to respect the Common Law and allow it to be practiced wholly in the North West and South West Regions unpolluted. - LIMBE DEEP SEA PORT
That SWELA laments on the non-commencement of construction of the Limbe Deep Sea Port, promised since September 1991, SWELA calls on Government to include this in the list of Emergency Project to boost the realization of Vision 2035. - 1996 CONSTITUTION
That SWELA regrets the inability of the Government to create the Regional Councils and implement Article 66 of the Constitution. Therefore SWELA calls on Government to specially put these structures in place. - DIVISIONAL GENERAL ASSEMBLIES
That Divisional General Assemblies shall be held in all the six Divisions of the Region before the Silver Jubilee Celebrations slated for October 2016. Each of the Divisional Assemblies shall be spiced with an Empowerment Summit. - VIGILANCE
That SWELA calls on all Anglophones within and in the Diaspora to note and be vigilant on these marginalization and assimilation policies being tactfully pursued by the powers that be.
DONE IN KUMBA, Monday January 25, 2016
MOKI JOSEPH ETUKENI
President
South West Elite Association
The Insanity of the Collaborator
In Response to Prof Asonganyi's "The People Call of Shame."
By Ntemfac Ofege
Journalist
Albeit Einstein it was who defined insanity as "doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results." Einstein also said "we cannot solve problems by using the same kind of thinking we used when we created them." The trouble with insanity and failure to think out of the box is that these things often manifest in, and from, quarters that we least suspect. And, often, not even on a temporal basis.
On Fri, Feb 19, 2016 at 2:42 PM, Ofege Ntemfac <ntemfacnchwete@gmail.com> wrote:No problem with name-calling for this is what the Bible says.They are totally incapable of challenge even one jot in the gospel of Christ yet they call names.Rather they would prevent others from getting salvation through the word of God by, notably, attempting to discredit the men and women servant of the El Elyon.There is a category of CURSED people described by the Bible as "lawyers".The Bible explains that too.This is what it is.This garment, as is evident with this manservant of the Lord God, permits you to operate a very high level of wisdom and knowledge and understanding and counsel and power-stamina and righteousness and love-compassion.When one is clothed in the word of God he/she becomes the word of God.So too is his an servant who, as you rightly acknowledge, is now clothed in and with the word of God and now fully made in his image and his nature thanks to the word of God that liveth and abideth.In case my riposte vanished:I was saying that the Lord God is no respecter of persons.
Ac 10:34 Then Peter opened his mouth, and said, Of a truth I perceive that God is no respecter of persons:
Operating the pleroma of the spirit of God.
As Christ:
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Because of the word.
Heb 4:12 For the word of God is quick, and powerful, and sharper than any twoedged sword, piercing even to the dividing asunder of soul and spirit, and of the joints and marrow, and is a discerner of the thoughts and intents of the heart.
I will show you shortly, Mr Kenneth Fru Ndeh, why people (you for example) become transparent in my presence.
Now, the spirit of God is in the word of God hence the one clothed with the word of God becomes the Christ of God after the Order of Yeshua Hamashiach or Jesus the Messiah.Operating an unspeakable power.This is not a boast.And this is a free gift, freely given unto all who believe.Those who are perishing may call these foolishness or stupidity or whatever:
1Co 1:18 For the preaching of the cross is to them that perish foolishness; but unto us which are saved it is the power of God.These agnotologists who live and preach and promote their own ignorance.These are people who would not press to get salvation and the healing effect of the word.
Lu 11:52 Woe unto you, lawyers! for ye have taken away the key of knowledge: ye entered not in yourselves, and them that were entering in ye hindered.
Mt 10:25 It is enough for the disciple that he be as his master, and the servant as his lord. If they have called the master of the house Beelzebub, how much more shall they call them of his household?On Thu, Feb 18, 2016 at 6:26 PM, Pa Fru Ndeh PaFruNdeh@YAHOO.COM [globalcameroun] <globalcameroun@yahoogroups.com> wrote:Martin Fon Yembe,I am glad to read that it is not only me who is speaking up against Ntemfac Ofege's stupidity.These people who cloth themselves with the Word of God, are very, very disrespectful.Blessed Be Cameroon
Pa Fru Ndeh
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Always on...back from where? What research again? To get other aggressive words to heave on God's children who will not do things your way? Keep attcking yourself, your brothers, your elders, your juniors, your congregants and purge yourself of those hot emotions that you keep building in you. I will NEVER be tempted by anyone, talk less by a Man of God, to dive into a nasty game of exchange of insults and show of Big Bookissm!!! Heave them on me, and leave these elderly and respectable gentlemen Asonganyi(Prof); Ayah( Hon); Atakwana(Pa)...The three A's alone!!! I beg u! I thought u had far greater things doing with God given time in your hands. I am your junior brother and I know and am used to you and your ......God bless my lips!!! Android generation fighters!!!shey Lontum.in Ndu LGAs!!!On Fri, Feb 12, 2016 at 2:39 AM, Ofege Ntemfac ntemfacnchwete@gmail.com [Camreview] <Camreview@yahoogroups.com> wrote:1. Where angels fear to tread.
2. Nyanga dey sleep.
3. I found some time on my hands and I was actually looking all over the place for something to wet my appetite, something to titillate my intellect, something to dig my claws into and something to sharpen my focus. Delighted that Massa Yembe has unconsciously obliged. Consequently, I will be back to answer Prof Asonganyi, Justice Ayah and Pa Atekwana in full.On Feb 11, 2016 10:30 PM, "Martin Yembe" <mfyembe@gmail.com> wrote:...Martin Fon Yembe, Shey Lontum in Ndu LGAWe respect PROF Asonganyi because he has a body...and by your judgment may lack a head and a tail. Some of you have very Big Heads and very LONG TAILS, on no bodies. When you go back to Fela, I go back to his brother Ola Rotimi who painst a picture of how only people who dare with what whatever small avenue comes up who move a bit...even just a bit!!! Lejoka Brown kept working out his hidden agenda of "surprise and attack" of his war days in the fight against his political opponents...while his wives were using what they had to approach their goal and finally, Sikira sat on the seat the husband wanted to use force to get. That is one who has a body and accepts all name calling...not a silent underachieving "force" that keeps waiting for "Godot" and finally sees themselves in Willy Loman (courtesyWilliam Congreve's Death of a Salesman) situation...always dreaming of a once blissful past, instead of seeing the reality of today...and finally committing suicide.. Did u say such example of Nfon Mukete? Now I can dicepher the language!! HRH is speaking in English and his concern is the English language...not Southern Cameroons. Are we there? We will soon meet there!!! Over to you, Big brother Prophet. I am sorry if some diatribes and raw expressions slipped into my reaction. I am a christian and should beware what words I use on a Man of God like you...even when you do just the reverse!!! To God be the Glory!!! Happy Sunday. Let's keep fighting ourselves!!!Here him:"" As headless and as tail-less as this latest from Prof. Asonganyi's cuisine. Reason why I dey look and I dey laugh as an impotent and inept cabal called "the opposition' senses defeat and takes to either whining, like Asonganyi,""I hardly respond to write-ups, nay rebuttals from my brother Prophet Ofege...one of the numerous reasons being that whenever somebody puts across their "stupid" proposals or opinions from the deep pit in which we find ourselves, and it does not suit his taste, he draws inspiration from some very theoretical/ intellectual background to lambast the writer and the opinion...using the most uncalled for nomenclatures undeserving of a man of God.Permit me make my own say here, so u can start pouring those built-up lexis of yours. They make for good reading, but they are non-toxic, I tell u.On Wed, Feb 3, 2016 at 10:57 PM, Ofege Ntemfac ntemfacnchwete@gmail.com [globalcameroun] <globalcameroun@yahoogroups.com> wrote:Fela Kuti it was who did this awesome song 'Look and Laugh'. Vintage Fela, the man served up the tragic comedy of Nigeria under the Shagari "no head, no tail' administration. As headless and as tail-less as this latest from Prof. Asonganyi's cuisine. Reason why I dey look and I dey laugh as an impotent and inept cabal called "the opposition' senses defeat and takes to either whining, like Asonganyi, or blaming the proverbial messengers of bad news called journalists as Ayah Paul does: Or, worse, making silly threats like Atekwana. Laughable, most laughable indeed. These things happen when people live in authenticity or the sorry state of doomed collaboration driven by the pious and forlorn hope that the tyrannical dictatorial and Jacobin Napoleonic sysrem in French Cameroon can change. Sorry, folks, it cannot. Business as usual: Mr Biya has reorganised his cabal, he is even now registering voters at top speed, he is expecting the renewed grassroots to echo these "Motions of Support" all of which are written in Yaounde. As the inept whine. Paul Biya does these things. Are the Francophones complaining. Someone should tell these anglophone collabos to just: shut up. And rally around folks like Chief Mukete for the only war worth fighting. Crying more than the bereaved eh?On Feb 3, 2016 7:37 PM, "atekwana Joseph akonji.2001@yahoo.com [cameroon_politics]" <cameroon_politics@yahoogroups.com> wrote:Prof:Continue to tell the truth and sounding the alarm as you are doing.These CPDM stupid idiots think cameroonians are eternal fools.Some of us are prepared for the"ULTIMATE SACRIFICE" if thestatusquo continues to be maintained..AtekwanaOn Tuesday, February 2, 2016 6:49 PM, "Francis Njung njungf@yahoo.com [cameroon_politics]" <cameroon_politics@yahoogroups.com> wrote:
Greg; ICJ IS WATCHING!!!
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On Tue, 2/2/16, Greg Takor takorgreg@yahoo.com [cameroon_politics] <cameroon_politics@yahoogroups.com> wrote:
Subject: Re: [cameroon_politics] Re: [BOYO] Fwd: "The People's Call" of Shame!
To: cameroon_politics@yahoogroups.com
Date: Tuesday, February 2, 2016, 6:44 PM
Is the author not one of those who perpetuate this
sinister, moribund system; who is he trying to speak to?
When they are profiting from the system, they maintain a
defeaning silence; when the bloom is off the rose, they
complain. He and others of his ilk must know that nothing,
and I mean nothing, lasts forever. Their day of reckoning
shall come, and they will have to answer for their roles in
this morally degenerative system
ENOW TAKOR
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On Tue, 2/2/16, Francis Njung njungf@yahoo.com
[cameroon_politics]
<cameroon_politics@yahoogroups.com> wrote:
Subject: [cameroon_politics] Re: [BOYO] Fwd: "The
People's Call" of Shame!
To: BOYO@yahoogroups.com
Cc: cameroon_politics@yahoogroups.com
Date: Tuesday, February 2, 2016, 10:15 AM
Dont mind Lions in sheep clothing and besides time
is running out. We better seek for the truth now or the
Truth will seek us out!!!
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On Tue, 2/2/16, Joseph Kijem yuh750@gmail.com [BOYO]
<BOYO@yahoogroups.com> wrote:
Subject: [BOYO] Fwd: "The People's Call" of Shame!
To: "boyo" <boyo@yahoogroups.com>,
"cameroon_politics"
<cameroon_politics@yahoogroups.com>,
"yuh750" <yuh750@gmail.com>
Date: Tuesday, February 2, 2016, 2:01 PM
---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Tazoacha Asonganyi <asontaz4919@gmail.com>
Date: Sat, 30 Jan 2016 15:05:50 +0100
Subject: "The People's Call" of Shame!
To: asontaz@yahoo.com, asontaz4919@yahoo.com
*"The People's Call" of Shame!*
In the absence of clean policy and vision, the wheels
of
a
political party
can groan on monotonously, trudging along old paths and
chewing the same
cud over and over again. We surely are not strangers to
motions of support
and "the people's call." But the timing of this
other
bandwagon of "calls"
to which many CPDM structures and barons are
desperately
trying to jump on,
and take it over, is strange! The "calls" seem to
be
a
calculated
indiscretion meant to give out a little but important
message to the rest
of us.
The CPDM has been in a state of mental turmoil for
quite
some time now,
aggravated by the fear of the unknown. It has been
teetering
on the edge of
crisis, trying to keep up appearances, with no
confident
vision of the
future in front of it. What we are witnessing now is
just
a
symptom of
alarm in the party, and of its God-sent leader. Only
this
can explain this
other disingenuous manner of expressing what seems to
be
a
long-laid
devilish plan.
True, what appears as the same action, performed by
several
individuals in
different places, may have a variety of different
psychodynamic reasons and
explanations. The "callers"may not necessarily be
all
willing follower; and
some of the "calls" are talking of 2018, while
others
are talking of "the
next" presidential election. Our take is that this is
all
about "the next"
presidential election that may happen in 2018, or
sooner.
One of the central purposes of spin-doctoring is to
form
public opinion
before the act. Many politicians usually blame the
press
not
only for its
partiality, but also for its not checking and
cross-checking
information
dished out to form public opinion. This is obviously
the
reason for the
strong condemnation of journalists by Paul Ayah in a
write-up he titled
"journalist sans pareil" [a strange type of
journalist].
All because,
judging by the gesticulation of the CPDM and its hero,
some
journalists
concluded that the signs are that the presidential
election
will be
anticipated.
Ayah reminded them that the fundamental law of the land
(the
constitution)
provides for anticipated presidential election only
when
the
incumbent
president dies, or steps down, or is declared by the
constitutional council
to be no longer capable of exercising his duties. He
charged
that since
none of these was the case, the journalists were living
in
a
dreamland.
Fair enough: I think all of this would be true if we
have
an
agreed basis
for democracy in our country. But we do not.
Macky Sall, the Senegalese president, has committed
himself
to organizing a
referendum in May 2016 to ask the Senegalese people to
decide on his
proposal to reduce the presidential term from 7 to 5
years.
He says "if
they (the people) say yes, the presidential election
will
take place in
2017 instead of 2019."
This may have given Paul Biya an idea on how to
"anticipate" the
presidential election in Cameroon, especially because
of
the
ease with
which he removed the term-limit clause from the
constitution
in 2008. He
must be reasoning that if he could so easily carry out
such
an operation
that most of his peers are finding difficult to carry
out,
he can easily
amend the constitution any time he wants, to reduce the
presidential term
in Cameroon from 7 to 5 years too (renewable once). His
griots will easily
argue that since it was the decision of the Tripartite
Conference of the
'90s, it is the wish of all Cameroonians. When it is
done,
he can then call
a snap presidential election for October 2016 (instead
of
the October 2018
we are all focusing on).
Those trying to unfold this plan are arguing that he
needs
more time to
finish "his" development projects. This is like
taking
all of us for the
fools they have always wanted us to be. They forget
that
development is the
perpetual struggle of humans to live a better life. A
development project
can never be finished to the extent that further
development
would no
longer be necessary. As the philosopher would put it,
the
new is a question
or problem; it is at once a result and a catalyst for
step-by-step
amelioration. The ludicrous deification of leadership
given
expression by
the CNU/CPDM regimes for over half a century is a
frightful
aspect of human
bondage that reduces human choices by freezing human
ingenuity and passion.
In Cameroon, the governing system has been so screwed
up
that we regularly
vote, but we do not elect. Abdoulaye Babale's
declaration
that ELECAM's
role is to protect national institutions by blocking
any
transition at the
summit of the state, only confirms what all of us have
been
saying!
This voting without electing has caused the people to
slowly
lose their
pride, dignity, and self-belief. It has affected the
nurturing of
attitudes, behaviors and feelings of solidarity, and
the
cooperation and
attachment to society that the election of leaders is
supposed to nurture.
It has blocked the development and practice of civic,
social
and emotional
skills needed to make informed decisions in society.
Indeed,
it has
subverted the use of elections to cultivate the soft
skills
of human
capital needed to produce engaged, responsible citizens
and
their capacity
to be, to know, to do, and to live together, as some
would
say. And so the
pent up anger, and the explosion of violence that is
slowly
engulfing all
of us!
Sycophants in the entourage of a leader can give him
ideas,
but since the
leader is human like me and you, they always selects
from
a
maze of ideas
only those that assuage their ego and boost opinions
that
were already in
their minds. This is true of Paul Biya. Like a Jacobin
with
trust in "le
peuple" as the generic source of his actions, he
knows
fully well that he
has been there for 30-some years because "le
people"
vote, but his regime
elects him. He will go in for "another term"
without
the
slightest fear of
being humiliated at the polls like some of his peers.
Abdoulaye Babale,
there is no need to worry!
And so, as Paul Biya prepares to go in for another term
chanting the slogan
of "emergence," he should remember that for the
magic
word to have
relevance, it must be hinged on an implacable logic and
an
imperative of
efficiency that can neither surrender to the
"calls"
of
"le people," nor to
electoral favours, or bribery, or the arbitrariness of
a
political party
incapable of looking reality in the face and taking the
hard
decisions that
are necessary.
Those "opposition" people that will jump into the
arena
to give this other
"call" of shame some respectability, or those that
will
claim that they
will call its bluff, will no longer be a subject of
bewilderment and
ridicule. They all know that the regime can only be
stopped
through the
streets, not the ballot box!
TazoachaAsonganyi
Yaounde.
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