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A COUNTRY WHERE IT ALL STARTED AND FINISHED WITH BONGO JEAN PING

In light of events, Gabon is truly a separate state where they would logically apply it leads directly to the rant of by those in power. As in the past there in Gabon, a logic state. And this logic does not always obey the logic, because this logic makes sense only within the country. Then as now being asked to Gabon to work on the model of a political tabula rasa, that is to say without memory. In this system, if the elections were rigged, it does not matter because it is the past and need to "move left" or "free road". If we were lied to about the famous embassy to 100 million euros, this is not a problem because yesterday is yesterday and today is different, especially since it is urgent to let them move forward "and even and especially "free road". So, to operate in such a system, and keep some of his reason, those in business and are technicians, executives, directors, intellectuals and so on., Choose store their foresight in the closet, just to participate in the cutting of Gabon, now the brain behind the stomach. They then choose to see nothing, hear nothing.

1. A country to rebuild, but how?
As we have titled this post, in a country where everything boils down to Bongo Bongo when everything is up to and where all the facts are the will and magnanimity of Bongo father or son, how to rebuild? How to rebuild the country in a context that for 43 years, is that dissent is systematically eviscerated? How to rebuild a country where it describes systematically "seller of illusion" anyone with an opinion contrary to that of the prince. Those in power talk about democracy, without dwelling on the fact that democracy finds its purpose in building a consensus involving all citizens. The opinions are often conflicting, but the consensus is everyone agrees. In Gabon designed by Bongo, there is a consensus of one opinion, one of Bongo. Other reviews are absolutely stifling. Gabon is to destroy it and rebuild on all bases and all along the line, ie a reconstruction civic, political, moral and legal. But for Gabon there is a large uncertainty because they wonder where will the leadership to accomplish this mission? The Gabonese were so crushed by the dictatorship they are not even aware of the strength they have in them as people capable of accomplishing this mission are the Gabonese themselves. Yet there are many warning signs, announcing that Gabon would be willing and eager he is going home, something grand, meaning that the people can finally express themselves, so the frustrations accumulated during time become difficult to bear. Field side power is Always complete dictatorship; made of intimidation and punishment, while in the state media is still "everything is fine, everything is perfect."

2. After 43 years of dictatorship, it is pretty normal loan that people lack confidence
It is true that the people would finally dares to speak in a much more incisive and direct face to dictatorship, but if we are honest, we must recognize that the hesitation of the people can also be explained by a lack of trust or will that persists and who suffers from packaging for 43 years. It Remember that around this nation, there are those we call "cold bum", that is to say those who do not feel at all concerned with our collective problems, and express no empathy to their neighbor. Many of them, lacking inspiration, say even consider that his rights to shout loud and will not change because Ali Bongo has been president and nothing will change that. For them, any attempt to dislodge Ali Bongo will get nowhere.

Since mid-January in Tunis, a symphony popular shakes peoples in Africa: its tempo ad: "emerges liberates liberates." Today, what may be the logorrhea of those in power in Gabon, it becomes impossible to ignore the discomfort around us. Their speeches are now unable to convince their castles and crumbling card for themselves as we see with the famous "emergence" of Ali Bongo, who promised us that the timber industry would be revitalized, the work of Can the 2012 would be followed, that would stop the mismanagement etc.. But today, the Gabonese are more likely to align with the notion of "emerging". They are more and more power asking that emerges Bongo, CEO and that the government emerges. On this blog, we will not talk on behalf of the people, only those elected by the people (who do not exist in our parody of democracy) is their right. We do not give lessons to the people, the only things the people need from us are our analysis and outline solutions. For the rest, we rely on people.

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At the last African Union summit which was held in January 2011 in Addis Ababa, Chairman of the Committee of this Union, Gabon's Jean ping, answering questions from reporters who asked him rule opposite the political crisis in Gabon following the proclamation of his presidency by Andre Mba Obame, and also the dissolution of the party which he was a member, the National Union, said tersely: "There is no crisis Gabon. But since this statement, many events have succeeded in Gabon, as to cause the involvement of Ban Ki Moon, Secretary General of the UN. Then we ask whether Ping Always think that Gabon is not a political crisis.

1. Jean Ping very talkative on the Cote d'Ivoire but silent in the case of Gabon
So Jean Ping, from his high perch of the African Union, gave orders to Gbagbo, asking him to accept "the wish" of the Ivorian people and endorse the decision of the Independent Electoral Commission said that Ouattara was to bring to power. But we Gabon, tendions ear towards the African Union, hoping to capture a few snippets of the speech Jean Ping held about what for us is a real crisis, that is to say, theft and confiscation power in Gabon. But nothing, radio silence. While Jean Ping decided to replace the Ivorian Constitutional Council validated by force if necessary, along UN, France and any international or regional institutions, the "victory" Ouattara. But in Gabon, where Ali Bongo has wallowed in power by force, no request for intervention by any international body. The funny thing is that the pseudo legalistic attitude adopted by Ping and his friends in Côte d'Ivoire, which insists, stumbles, want to override the constitutional right under the pretext that the Ivorian constitutional court is pro Gbagbo, is fully applicable to cases of Gabon, where court decisions are also suspicious of Gabon since Mborantsuo is simply a member of the royal family. Analysis of Jean Ping of contradictory positions vis-à-vis the situation in Côte d'Ivoire and Gabon, invites us to the inevitable conclusion that he believes that the political situations in both countries should not be subject to the same criteria of analysis. It is clear that Jean Ping uses a modified special case Gabon because he allowed himself squarely, and in this political crisis following the dissolution of Party A and arrests of several people in Libreville and inside the country, declare that there was no crisis in Gabon. So we wonder whether to dissolve a political party and to beat up people is not sufficient reason to recognize a crisis. Also, one wonders why Ban Ki Moon had sent an emissary to negotiate Libreville out party cadres A building of UNDP, if there was no crisis in Gabon? The policy of the ostrich can not continue any longer, because people see and feel clear which way the wind blows.

2. Jean Ping loses his tongue when it comes to massacres in Libya
While in Libya, Muammar Gaddafi does not want to let go, even asking his followers to take up arms against the protesters, said that the African Union and Jean ping, so talkative when it came to Côte d'Ivoire ? Well not much! While the opposition gained ground in Libya and is preparing a march to try to Tripoli, the proposed African Union? Nothing else dear readers that sharing power with Gaddafi! Be aware, dear readers, while the world cries out in pain and anger against the murderous folly of the "Guide of the Great Libyan Jamahiriya" against his people, the African Union Jean Ping stands in a greatly disturbing silence and inaction that betray complicity and especially as an allegiance continues to this pan-African institution, to Colonel Gaddafi. This finding is hardly surprising when we know that Gaddafi is the main funder of the AU and there makes and breaks people.

We believe that African and international institutions do not practice double standards, or have different rules in different contexts or affiliations. If these institutions are to survive, they must fully play their role.

Ali Bongo can enjoy a special status to the AU, saying that he is a handsome little brother Jean Ping. If there are political crimes in Gabon, Jean Ping must have the courage, on behalf of the African Union, to express his indignation facing the cruelty of political repression in Gabon. If they can not is that he does not deserve to be in this position, because if the AU believes that power must strike the defenseless civilians in Abidjan, it must also be true in Libreville, Bitam or Tripoli. Why Ping is talkative in a very quiet case and in others?

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A reader sent us this day, five questions that would have our answers. As you know, we will never in the language of wood. We post here the issues we have been subject and our responses.

1. reader: Why so hard against the family Bongo? Daily blog baton this family with the utmost energy. I must admit I admire your tenacity. But why is this hard? Do you have a personal vendetta against them?

Enervant Gabon: The only vendetta that we cons the cons Bongo is that they confiscate the land. After 43 years in power, the Gabonese find themselves headed family manor. Now that Bongo has established the precedent of hereditary succession in Gabon, we do not think they want to stop there path. If we do nothing, we have generation after generation, presidents from all the family. For us, this scenario is not feasible. We do not want the country to be forever yoked feudal, with one side a noble family in power, and their other subjects. Nothing personal against the Bongo, but we want to recover our country they hold hostage.

2. reader: Your blog was the first to report that Mamboundou was, discovered, join Ali Bongo. How did you do to get this scoop?

Gabon Enervant : Very simply, we put a flea in his ear. At the end of the 2009 elections, two electoral blocs had emerged: the block and the block Mba Obame Mamboundou. Our sources have just informed that Mamboundou would have to yield to his electorate Ali Bongo, for future payments. In return, Mamboundou would be associated with the exercise of power. As you know, all these predictions were fulfilled our source.

3. reader: Can you admit that Ali Bongo has positive things since he took office.

Gabon Enervant : At the risk of disappointing you, the few cosmetic reforms Ali Bongo, barely hide the following facts that they remain firmly in place: the life presidency, CONFISCATION OF POWER, THE LEGACY OF POWER BY THE FAMILY, etc.. Basically, nothing has changed in Gabon and that is what we condemn every day, and we believe we are justified.

4. reader: Do you think the Gabonese are able to do as the Egyptians and Tunisians, and make from Ali Bongo?

Gabon Annoying: That's the big question. But remember like yesterday, not many people would, even in the wildest dreams imagined that Tunisians and Egyptians would be able to cause such a outcome. We remain optimistic that the small country of Gabon, can also drastically change course. One must believe and hope, as in Gabon, the dictatorship is still there! Stasi of Bongo is still there. The Politburo of the CEO is still there. The people still had no power, not even the right to choose their leaders freely. The bongoïste know if the dictatorship disappears, they would all be abandoned, having no master, they are desperate. So everything is done so that the same "leaders" are in place, give crumbs to calm the population, save time, prepare their treasures are disappearing traces of their crimes and so on.

5. reader: What do you think of Andre Mba Obame and Party-National Union?

Gabon Enervant : We believe that today it is essential to avoid the worship of the right man. We've all seen how to customize the opposition around Mba Abessole Mamboundou and has stifled the development of a truly coherent opposition not dependent on men but on ideas. Mba Obame has considerable talent and if he and his party to bring to bear on the destruction of the Bongo regime, so much the better. But we hope that progress towards the release of Bongo of Gabon to tongs, less about people, that national issue and impersonal time. And for that, people must take the lead. What the A party is commendable, but not enough support to waver power. Declare a parallel government is good, but what we need is a radical change in governance and thus to govern. And we can not assign a dictatorship by asking, "said Mr Ali Bongo, would you be kind enough to quit your job?". No, the people must claim and wins "his" power. Rest assured, the Bongo will not give it to you. With "our" constitution cut and patched many times, to be the "custom", and totally the image of the dictator, it is clear that the alternation through the ballot box remains a lure. It is then necessary that the people react if some leaders want to help the people in this target is good, but the people must be able to fight this battle. Gabon is packed with skills, we must no longer wait for the right man, AMO or another, take the front. The release does that returns would be realized by the people.


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GABON "VENTURE" resembles the GOOD OLD GABON WE ALWAYS KNEW THE REVOLT

How could it be otherwise? When we know that the breast-fed son of unchallenged power of the father who made no account to anyone, succeeded him. In Gabon it is going to Bongo Bongo, we hurt our humanity when we know that both of us are poor and ignored, silenced by force. And why? Because they want freedom to these lunatics who rule as absolute master over forty years in our country. Gabon, history repeats itself constantly. With the Bongo, it is always the same. Proof:

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Ali Bongo travels with an entourage plethoric more than 70 people, including his children nobody really knows what they do in the official delegation. While the Republic of Gabon has had presidential Ali Bongo is the average rent of 737 Privajet the company, based in Malta, which specializes in leasing aircraft with crew. When you know that bill Privajet renting a 737 to about 7000 dollars an hour, without crew with the crew you could imagine a fee of approximately $ 10,000 per hour. At this price, a round-trip Paris Libreville cost the low price 140,000 dollars is to say 70 million CFA francs. When you go to New York It takes twice, plus the cost of missions of this beautiful little world, well it's been a bonanza.

b. While the state Gabon penalty to settle its debts to SEEG, and experiences all the difficulties in distributing regular student scholarships, cash has just approved the country with a promise of assistance totaling 2.3 billion francs CFA, the project of a boy of 27 years with no experience, whose mother happens to be Laura Gondjout. The state is so excited about this project he has already paid the boy, a student of his condition, an advance of more than 800 million CFA francs. But what is this project that stimulates such enthusiasm at the top of the state? Neither more nor less than the construction of a hotel ... 60 rooms. Just that. If you put 2.3 billion CFA francs to 60 rooms is an average of 38 million francs a room. With such figures, it is worrisome that emerge Gabon.

c. The statement from the presidency of the Republic of Gabon 19 May 2010, however, told us this: "In his vision of society in the future confidence, the President of the Republic, HE Ali Bongo, has vowed to restore the image Gabon's exterior. He has promised to acquire property for the benefit of our diplomatic representations. In this sense, the President of the Republic Ali Bongo has to proceed in a transparent, acquisition of real estate in Paris, rue de l'Université, 7th arrondissement in on behalf of the State . This property has been acquired for the benefit of the Embassy of Gabon in France, with whom we have close historical and friendly ties. Due to several important events related to the role of Gabon on the international scene, particularly in Europe, the decision of the Head of State to offer help to our country, residents of Gabon in France and Europe, an area of exchanges, work and hosting delegations of Gabon to significantly reduce hotel costs during official missions. This property acquisition is particularly timely when it comes Embassy of Gabon in Paris undergoing repairs and long-term this as a REIT for the Republic of Gabon. Similarly, this acquisition is consistent with decisions to rationalize and make maximum use of public finances in the short, medium and long term ". It was too good to be true, as recent revelations announce that this property was acquired with funds from the treasury of Gabon, but in the name of Sylvia Bongo, Ali's wife of the same name. As we know, when the state buys a property Gabon, normally it's the state that holds title to, and not the wife of the head of state, he was a usurper. As you know

see, dear readers, in "their" emerging Gabon, difficult to find dignity, pride, justice or fairness. All the promises are just waffle. Faced with this situation, the desire of every human being would live no longer subject to this dressing. Then as now, the plans Bongo walk to corruption and rely on the fact that the Gabonese have become very aware of our own humanity and agree to operate continuously above.

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EXPRESSION OF VIOLENCE almost commonplace BONGO




To understand the peculiarities of the dictatorship of Gabon in violation of human rights, nothing more eloquent than the story of our compatriot us narrated above, the ordeal that made him suffer the defense forces of Ali Bongo, for the simple reason that this fellow had ventured into the streets to protest peacefully, Bitam, when his disapproval at the presence of an impostor and usurper at the head of the country.

1. It should be said that the regime of Ali Bongo is a quasi-military power.
In the historical and political context of the moment and given the numerous interventions of the defense forces against civilians since August 2009, may have said that abuse that come to know our fellow Bitam, nothing of a isolated experiment but represent a normative way and even banal, Ali Bongo Controller populations, and sit his authority. But the series of military interventions that we observe in Gabon, following any claim or social policy, can only be explained by a reluctance on edge pressures on the regime, and a fear that the dispute does not win the field and to emulate within the population. For emerging markets, we must kill the spirit of protest in the bud. This succession of authoritarian experiences, almost constantly since the arrival of Ali Bongo in power is nothing other than "praetorianism" that is to say a dictatorship based on the army. Ali Bongo, you must use the army as an instrument certainly politics. That is to say to push recalcitrant to his power, either in silence or to political parties' authorized and friendly. " So, the Gabonese military are tacitly committed to a pendulum between brutal authoritarianism as described in the video of our countryman, and usability infantilizing within the same political regime in power for 43 years. In this scheme, military interventions are an integral part of political system.

2. Militarism leads to excessive social dynamics
very dangerous in a country, we must never lose sight of the state-society relationship. When there is bottom-up process of militarization of society, and politicization of the armed forces is inevitable course towards models of sociability and design of power based on force alone. That is to say that we are moving, if we're not there already, to a political culture and ideology that normalizes and trivializes the use of violence as legitimate and effective form for the resolution of political conflicts and social discomfort. We saw in Gabon, establishing a series of laws aimed at so-called "discipline" of society, but which are only violations of individual freedoms. Thus, laws were passed prohibiting vestimenta in some jurisdictions, laws forbidding young people to be OUTSIDE of their homes after a certain hour, yet we find that the robberies and killings continue to be endemic. So these attempts to "civilize" the young male population are stupid and doomed to failure. We also see some time, decrees or orders for the dissolution of political parties or associations, not the taste of power. We finally see how power interprets any public event, a crime punishable by arrest, torture, cancellation of public service, loss of parliamentary immunity or pension of former prime minister. The danger, dear readers, is that gradually settles over the military intervention, a climate of high social tolerance for the treatment of the "other" using repressive methods. From that moment, torture became a systematic method, applied to both political prisoners and to those of common law. But what Ali Bongo forgets is that the repressive practice may turn against him. That so brutal it will be against Gabon, the Gabonese and where appropriate will be merciless against him if they were given the opportunity to brutalize. Bongo longer be torturers, the more he'll have the time comes, débongoïser Gabonese society by force and brutality.

In the current context of Gabon, we can say that the experience is slightly Gabonese Democratic Republican and very minimal pluralism. So there is destruction of the credibility of the restoration Democratic Gabon, benefit from the introduction of excessive militarism. In this context of erosion of democratic legitimacy, the political system loses its effectiveness in resolving social conflicts, which then moving to other arenas. So we live in "probation" in Gabon, and this situation has never given good results in very regularly and tragedies.

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OUR BROTHERS OF THE UPG OF NORTH AMERICA SHOCKED BY SIGNING THE STONE MAMBOUNDOU AS AUXILIARY ALI BONGO

Dear readers, in a text that conveys all the pain of those who write, and which we reproduce below, and our fellow brothers of the UPG-North America have sent email to their supporters, an official statement giving their position. It is direct and not platitudes.

Our blog joins the contents of this letter, while reminding our brothers of the UPG to not give up because they are on the right side of history. Our compatriot Pierre Mamboundou be well aware of his mistake. Especially, Mamboundou not insulting, because it's what people want Bongo, we tear impossible to make a common front against them. Let history take its course and quietly we organize accordingly.

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ALERT: THE BRITISH FOREIGN OFFICE ANNOUNCES RELEASE OF LIBYA Gaddafi

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Aljazeera is the site that has released information with images to support. Two fighter pilots, colonels of the Libyan air force, which Gaddafi has told a bombing mission demonstrators chose to defect to Malta flying fighter they flew. They claim to Aljazeera they were asked to bomb Benghazi fell to the protesters, and in the capital Tripoli, there is the bombing of the regular army, which allegedly had 160 people there this Monday.

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ALERT: INTERNET HAS BEEN CUT IN LIBYA AND HAS LEFT THE CAPITAL KADHAFI

According to latest information, the barrier of fear is collapsing in Libya. The final attempt by Saif al-Islam, son of the dictator and some successor of his father, promising to restore fear a bloodbath for the people in tough talk on television, has failed. The city of Benghazi is in the hands of demonstrators and the guide of the Great Jamahiriya has even spun ... "English" in the capital. Nobody saw the tent for several days.

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power Bongo is chilly, or even nervous, because for some time takes up an independent challenge in Gabon. This challenge is for us because she was born organically independent of the realization by Gabonese thinking that the situation is that Bongo continue to milk the Gabonese Republic with all its vital substance can not be tolerated any longer. This challenge is primarily psychological, so the result of a mindset, a belief not material. By definition, a psychological challenge is more difficult to contain, because even if the dictatorship imprisoned, intimidated or torture dissidents, the vast majority of Gabon appears to have already ventured into the psychological and march to freedom is involved. This march will she short or long? Only the physical Gabon will give answer to this question. For Bongo, it should absolutely not the Gabonese people do this journey towards achieving their aspirations. So we have even more intimidating, scare him, resolutely prevent the birth of a sense of personal empowerment in this nation. For Bongo must continue to emphasize the trauma of Gabon because of the trauma, was born the minions surrounding unfortunately we know from us, and that is the very foundation of longevity powers Bongo.

1. Gabon divide by fear of the other is the basic principle of the policy known as "emerging from Gabon.
Remember dear readers, there is exactly one year, we notify you of the passing of Pierre Mamboundou in auxiliary Ali Bongo. Many insurgents were at the time against our young blog, accusing us of making the hoax, to attack us in the August "historic opponent" etc.. Etc.. But now where are we? If we published this information at the time, almost a year before the masks falling officially, it is because we wanted this information source is absolutely certain. That is to say of someone who was in position to have a seat around the table where these discussions was forming plans to sit down and the power of Ali Bongo in Gabon (you understand the metaphor). That person informed us of the need by the small group around Ali Bongo broaden his base of popularity. When we have it countered by the question where would the group of Ali Bongo, look for fans? We were surprised response by: Pierre Mamboundou and reservoir of the UPG. He told us: "You will see, we will start by openly promote certain strategic frameworks of the geographic area covered, and an opening to the people, and finally an open alliance with Mamboundou. Here's why our readers, we were so sure of our predictions. So we could write it on our blog and fortunately, some of you were able to analyze and see that we were in truth, while others preferred the attitude of the ostrich. When Mamboundou came to say before the camera RTG1 in Paris at the end of his hearing with Ali Bongo, Gabon that was fine and that we should not speak of Gabon ABROAD, it marked the final phase of the process, Pierre Mamboundou was ready for his new role emerge. The apostles of the jargon you say what they please, dear readers, but this strategy is accompanied by another paying more pernicious than willing to help push Mamboundou and especially his supporters into the arms of Ali Bongo it is necessary to give a reason existential them to do because Ali Bongo of Gabon remains viscerally unacceptable. The solution is for this reason at present to return existential Ali Bongo and his family plan as the last bastions of protection for a certain Gabon cons an imaginary Yankee hegemony ethno-funded by Equatorial Guinea. Here's why, dear readers, you can regularly read "The Claw", a publication from the Office of the President of the Republic of Gabon to articles announcing an impending disaster from the north and carefully sponsored by none other than Teodoro Obiang Nguema, which, according to La Griffe, Andre Mba Obame is the nephew (the refinement in a lie is definitely not confined to emerging markets, he prefers gross). Here's why, recently being cornered, Ali Bongo to rally to his cause a sociologically defined Gabon, stirred again the specter of the threat from the north by conducting ostensibly to consult on the issue of disputed islands with Equatorial Guinea. Since when popular consultations have already settled a border problem in the world? Dear readers, you stand to say: when the power Bongo says "Equatorial Guinea", the subliminal message is that this country represents a threat and this threat becomes even greater if a member of an ethnic group found in Guinea Equatorial came to power in Gabon. Dear Readers, this strategy is not prepared for the next 6 years as you want to believe the emerging who say "it was not until the next presidential elections" and that strategy is developed for the next 100 200 years or more. For Bongo, the Gabonese must traumatize the point of making them believe that their enemy is not that power predator who does not know that our wealth pumped for years now, oh no, the real enemy is the Equatorial Guinea Northerners with hordes just waiting when the time comes for you all sacrificed on the pyre of their civilization so bloodthirsty. The desired result by Bongo of Gabon that are totally paralyzed by fear of the other to the point that no capacity to mobilize against the power Bongo is possible. The evidence for this state of trauma suffered by some Gabonese as a result of a release of some members of the Gabonese civil society, noting the prohibition on leaving the country imposed in an arbitrary manner to Mike Jocktane wife, a member of the party A, we received correspondence from Gabon who, instead, been a deep violation of fundamental rights to freedom of the citizen, questioned Gabonese so well, "but she wanted to go where?" Forgetting the consequences of this violation of human rights by focusing on the fact that her husband is a member of ONE, and if there is an event scheduled for 21 February, the wife can not travel before that date, etc.. etc.. As you see dear readers, some of the trauma is deep Gabon. If Mohamed had been Bouazizi Gabon, Gabonese poeple of the trauma would have reacted to his self-immolation by saying, "but who sent him going to burn? "Fortunately he was Tunisian and his compatriots have understood the seriousness of his sacrifice and were told that it was time to take charge. No sooner said than done, and Tunisia was liberated from dictatorship.

2. How to break free of crippling trauma of dictatorship?
Above the lesson Tunisia. How starting the click Bouazizi, Tunisia has never said no to the dictatorship. This superb Retrieved from CBS and its flagship program "60 Minutes" broadcast this Sunday, February 20, 2011. The document is in English but worth the detour. The Gabonese have to learn.

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Dictatorship: LESSONS FOR ALI BONGO

Recently, the revolts in series, parts of the Maghreb Arab-Berber, and having already forced the resignation of President Ben Ali of Tunisia and so far very solid Mubarak of Egypt, demonstrate an important thing: that these police-state, authoritarian and dictatorial, which stifle and suffocate their people in a "pressure cooker" which allows only a handful of privileged people to grab and plunder the wealth of the country s 'écroulent miserably when people decide to take in hand, and their ultimate leaders invariably end the indifference and abandonment of their "friends" yesterday. Proof, these dictators often do not survive long in the forfeiture.

1. Dictators are stubborn and refuse to learn from previous history of dictatorships
While the great powers which often support these dictatorships, like everyone else, can easily point to a picture divided, with one side streets oppressed and the other will continue to deal with an autocratic ally whose people demand the start. While it is agreed that in a democracy, power must answer the call of the people, within the shortest possible. However dictators, even when the determination of peoples is irreducible, often refuse to believe that the hours of their political system are counted. They refused until the last minute transfer of power under the pressure of the street. We're still seeing in Bahrain and Libya, and certainly we will see in Gabon, where our president is heir to see already with a master of at least 25 years. We saw the most grotesque of this stubbornness to stay in power, in the ultimate downfall of the "African King" Joseph Desire Mobutu, who was one of the oldest, strongest and most tenacious dictators from the Cold War and decolonization. Yet because of his refusal to learn to leave things in time, it will end up in the almost universal indifference. If Mobutu is a lesson which must draw all dictators still in service. Abandoned by all, Mobutu died in the most absurd indifference, ignored because of all his peers who ate him yet in hand for decades. Sad end for a man considered one of the richest in the world. Mobutu has faded in the greatest unselfishness of the people of his country and yet once nick many friends around the world. Preceded his downfall a pitiful degradation of his health before his death, are really a sign and an omen for leaders like Ali Bongo, for they remember the glory, power, arrogance should never be an excuse to despise the aspirations of peoples. To recap, Mobutu came to power following a military coup. Come to Bongo in Gabon, he imposed his people a "peace" based on fear, violence and repression. As Bongo in Gabon, he became one of the most feared men and richest in the world. As Bongo in Gabon, he is the ally of the West, he built the pyramid of power and autocratic predator, cemented by money. As Bongo in Gabon, he distributes favors and disgraces, and reigned over the ruins of a country ravaged by corruption.

2. Every dictator feels providential man
As the facts on the ground are often indefensible and tragic for the people, the dictator is using systematic production of information "in the grain." Thus it is requested by the ministers of information to all employees of television and state radio, to come to support the dictator-president. While it was clearly rejected by the people, the state press, in a propaganda campaign in favor of the plan, presented the dictator as the providential man, almost sent by God to save the country, one that guaranteed social peace deal "to vendors of illusions" (a term very fashionable Gabon). But often busy torturing their people, these dictatorships do not even see or erosion, or the fragility of their power. So when there is popular revolt, they are surprised by the speed of jilting and Western European capitals that have always supported. The most tragic, or amusing, the story is that these dramatic jilting by Western powers to them taking place the red carpet and saw them as messiahs of stability, are without qualms. In the twilight of their lives, "Father of the Nation" find themselves desperately alone, Morocco, Saudi Arabia, or in a hospital room in Barcelona Quiron.

In reaction to the shock of abandonment, that the dictators want done their mea culpa, but it is often too late because the people no longer want to know anything. Disease and depression take hold as the sad end is near. Ben Ali, who yesterday was at the top of the Tunisian society is struggling between life and death today in Saudi anonymity, far from his earth. We also said that Mubarak is seriously ill. Ali Bongo learn there lesson from history?

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We watched with a mixture of disbelief and amusement, the presentation of the reality of social security coverage in Gabon, made by Michel Mboussou. Among the fabrications of Mboussou, we learned that Gabon had in each province rather than a modern hospital, or that Libreville had an overflow of medical competence. It boggles the mind was "bling, bling bling you said? The emerging really think that Gabon will fall in a panel as rude as they are enchanting description Gabon? How can he still count Mboussou Jeanne Ebori as a clinic adequate?

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Jean de La Fontaine or Charlie Chaplin Fortunately for us are still relevant to help us analyze the world around us, especially when you are a prisoner of the universe that surrounds the Gabonese dictatorial means. Unfortunately, the methods of the dictatorship that ruled Gabon operetta, does not lend itself to a joke when we see families and human beings suffer the pangs. Imagine you dear readers, that if a parent decides to exercise his free will and speak out against the regime Bongo, whether you like it or not, you'd have a on these positions or not, the system can you call, make you stop and make you suffer all sorts of tortures, just because you share a kinship with anyone disagrees with Ali Bongo.

1. Put pressure on the innocent family members for the dissidents bend before the sovereign
The real test of democracy is for citizens to have the courage to speak out against the leaders of his country, when they commit nonsense. Here is the true test of maturity and patriotism that we can have towards his country. Unfortunately, here in Gabon, these outbursts of patriotism collide with the plans of the sovereign. Indeed, as we know, the sovereign power should not be distracted by considerations of good governance and human rights, as it must govern for his glory and the return on investment of its sponsors. While the dissent, our monarch refused, the battle is struggling and it is everywhere, when it comes to persecute dissidents. As long as someone calls into question the established order by Bongo, and challenges their authority, as long as it takes a little more freedom of press, or the establishment of representative mechanisms in governance, Monarch sees red. He attacks everything, looting everything from near and far and does not hesitate to imprison the innocent relatives of dissidents like Madame Jocktane, son of John Eyeghe Ndong-brother or John Nambo. The monarch does not hesitate to do the spinning of the parents of unwanted, yet innocent. We know that to get around now in Libreville, make long detours, and are reluctant to visit the family because they do not want to involve many more. The message of the sovereign for dissidents is simple: "be careful, I know who are your parents, where they work and live. If you do not calm down, I'd suffer."

2. The people are dissatisfied. Too many disappointments and poverty increasingly implacable
The atmosphere at home is downright gloomy. The preponderance of Gabon, wise undoubtedly, can not follow a leader as calamitous Ali Bongo. The only form of leadership that Ali Bongo and his team convey to Gabon, is the feeling of fear. Ali Bongo, the more people will be afraid, it will be more docile. To impose its will on Gabon, Bongo said that it is pointless to build an argument, simply scare Gabon, saying for example that other Gabonese are their enemies and want their loss. It is positioned as the only guarantor of security of Gabon chilly, we all know to be false. But while the innocent suffer, the press orders, tool and weapon of propaganda, disinformation, says that the country "Doing well".

is with regret that we see, look and find, those, unscrupulous, yet that flood the TV shows and newspaper columns, in an attempt to scare the Gabonese and considers purchase of Ali Bongo. We are dealing with good old trap of fear, long practiced by Bongo and their accomplices. It is for them to talk in the sense that a threat that constantly, especially in the sense of our collective inability to address them. Thus, we do give up the idea that it is possible for us to respond. So goes the rise.

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The decor is more surprising. He confirmed that the same processes Bongo father, still in the wake of Bongo son. Why should it be otherwise, given that one has received the country's wealth and its people inherit from each other. So we see the resurgence of old recipes that have always leaded opportunities to remove the dictatorship in Gabon. Political activity is indeed driven by the vicissitudes of Ali Bongo, who arrested the side to port to starboard when it plays the opening with confabulations repeatedly with what is known in Gabon: "the forces ". Meanwhile, his subordinates are touring national round tables where they explain to the little people the threat of alternation.

1. A dialogue of the deaf
By definition, dialogue with a dictator is a dialogue deaf, because the dictator is not interested in anything other than the consolidation of his power, so to speak op is a waste of time. When Ali Bongo of Gabon offers to consult about the different border Mbanié, it is hard to contain laughter, for never did bother Bongo of Gabon what people think, starting with the opinions expressed by their votes. It is ironic that, after having been hunted relentlessly and bore the brunt of repression of power, some in the Gabonese opposition had to take the heavy heart we hope, the direction of the palace presidential with the unpleasant prospect of forming a sacrificial scene on the scaffold's media dictator who wants to appear unifier. When you see scroll Mamboundou, Bissielo, Mouity Nzamba and others, it is clear that once again, this opposition has jumped on the promise of dialogue where the motto is and will remain for them to give everything and receive nothing. In a country where the regime is experiencing difficulties in building a political system based on free exercise of popular sovereignty, to guarantee freedom of expression and ideological pluralism, to treat well his ideological opponents and enforce human rights, which may well believe in the sincerity of these "alleged" national consultations by Ali Bongo? As usual, we seem to observe that some have decided to become appendages of their power and serve as an alibi. But 43 years later, times have changed. And demands of today are largely carried by a youth thirsty for freedom and social justice, which thrives on trade rather than Internet-borne emissions propagandists on RTG1 and relayed in newspapers state.


2. Fortunately qu'Oye Mba keeps his sense of humor

It must have been quite surprised, the Casimir national, having received the invitation of Ali Bongo to visit for consultations at the presidential palace. Certainly surprised to see that this invitation Oye Mba asked to stand with 5 members of his "party" (see documentation above). But in his response full of sarcasm, Oye Mba has not failed to note was the emerging national and 5 members of the "party" that might accompany a consultation, were now surrounded by the militia of Ali Bongo in UNDP premises. The funniest is Ali Bongo calls for consultation members of a dissolved party tracking it and he just strike out of the public. It must do so, especially Ali Bongo has also decided that former prime ministers lose their right to dissent former prime ministers. So in what capacity he Bongo invited Oye Mba and 5 members of his "Party"? Alone Ali Bongo knows.

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Some emerging who want to remain blind, we wrote, arguing that in Gabon, people are eating, they work and are cared for, so the country is working and nothing should change. But this post, we ask them to ask the people of Gabon themselves, particularly youth. They ask the Gabonese if they feel able to speak freely? Can choose to be directed as they wish? The mail they send is clear, the emerging thinking that govern Gabon belongs exclusively to some, and others must live in submission, ignorance and obscurantism total. These emerging that focus both on the support of Sarkozy, however, should think again, under the blow that Obama has just inflicted Mubarak. If you think that Sarkozy will support Ali Bongo to the end, think you, as soon as France feels that the tide has turned, she'll be in the proper sense of history and join the Gabonese population. But to get there, as in Egypt, the people must be tenacious.

1. When the people decided to end it with a real dictatorship, sponsors still unleash the dictator became cumbersome
we saw in Iran with the fall of the Shah who was the man the Americans, we have seen in Nicaragua where the U.S. men dropped their Anastasio Somoza; it still comes to see him in Tunisia and Egypt, the great powers supporting dictatorships until it becomes political suicide to support them. It belongs to Gabon to accelerate this process. As late as last Thursday evening in a televised speech, Hosni Mubarak has ruled out resigning. Instead of executing the wishes of the people, Mubarak, who still believed in his omnipotence, and spoke instead of harmony, dialogue and security, etc.. It looked like Ali Bongo. But nobody was fooled, at least not the Egyptian people who knew only that Mubarak was trying to save his power. This statement was very disappointing because of the pressure rise by the same people the next day. Faced with this escalation, and its potential explosive consequences, long hours of deliberations and discussions were initiated by the Americans with Vice-President Suleiman and the army, persuade Mubarak to leave once and for all, power.

2. Dictatorships always want to play shows. Mubarak has tried and failed. In Gabon, Bongo will also fail
The last speech Mubarak totally unacceptable to the demonstrators, was the latest evidence that the old forces to cling to the illusion of escape by playing shows. The protesters also had proof that Mubarak did not understand the breadth and depth of the movement for change. The forces of the former regime and those who hoped to get a hesitant transition, wanted to prevent short-term events are ongoing. Mubarak's attempt to drop the tension is evident that although the protests reached their peak, the dictator, apparently still imbued with his power, believed himself sufficiently strong to continue imposing its will on an entire people. Then the U.S. decided to exert greater pressure. Obama's willingness to see an 'orderly transition' was the signal, by a euphemism, meaning that U.S. support forces change it. American fears were that the new Egypt continues to be a reliable ally in the Middle East, and why it was necessary that the U.S. sided with the people who went straight to victory. Nothing could prevent the forfeiture of Mubarak, and the abscess was punctured.

The lesson for emerging is that in today's world, the stability of a country or the interests of multinational superpowers, can not be guaranteed by a more reviled dictator believing himself untouchable. The argument that the departure of Ali Bongo in Gabon would cause chaos, does not and never will. The chaos is Ali Bongo, who installs it by triggering a crackdown against those who want to be independent. Eventually, even France will be placed clearly on the side of the story.

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Certainly, nothing will ever be as before in the world of oppressed people as it wants to be ours. After the resignation of Hosni Mubarak, under unprecedented pressure from a population whose only weapon the internet and a fierce desire for freedom, revolution, and this is the appropriate term, is running. This revolution has already swallowed the Tunisian Ben Ali and will not stop in so good way, because of tyrants, it is not what is missing or further north or south of the Sahara. Those who do will not read the oracle of history, will suffer.

1. If Tunisia was the introduction, the uprooting of the almighty Mubarak is the piece de resistance
Because Egypt is not any country, it is indeed the most populous Arab country ( 80 million inhabitants), the Arab country's most prestigious because of its past six thousand years, and the intellectual leader of the Arab world what is happening in Egypt has a large reverberation in the world. When the Egyptian people firmly and peacefully demanded that their wishes are respected by the authorities, and that listening to these people, this event will necessarily be emulated elsewhere, mainly in the south of the Sahara. Other dictators always services, and to hide their fear of people, give the blind repression, are shaking in their boots. Our good dictators, to Ali Bongo, must be realized that support for Sarkozy is not worth a nail against a people who said no. The tyrant of Gabon, a worthy heir to his father and vassal of Sarkozy, is a ripe fruit waiting to be picked by a popular protest sustained. Policies erratic and absurd it is to swallow it muzzles Gabon under the guise of "is emerging," are sufficient to push the end of Gabon, for Bongo as his father, will not be a dictator of Hungerer people. Now is the time to stop, not in 20 years when his son will become the gateway to him as president, the third named successively. Some emerging reckless and wealthy still hope, for now, to escape this wave of revolution through their loot their largesse to distribute the little people: a job here and a bag of rice there. But, dear readers, do not worry because their days seem numbered, too, for the aspiration of Gabon to freedom of expression and association, their desire for smaller companies fiercely egalitarian, will also affect those emerging in the near future. Dear readers, Bongo does not understand that dictatorship is an outdated model, revolution. Gabon a new, free of illusions of the past must be born. Gabon and this must be done without the Bongo.

2. Finish once and for all with the phenomenon of the vanquished victors
It is still remarkable to note the incredible blindness those who lead us for 43 years. They have the arrogance to think that the Gabonese are stupid enough not to realize that Bongo lock them into a monolithic political impasse, where elections are determined in advance with one constant: "the losers are always proclaimed winners. " For Bongo, it seems that Gabon is home to a hungry who needed just to balance the two wings of turkey so they call themselves "emerging". The day may be approaching when the whole people suddenly stand up and overthrow the corrupt and dictatorial regimes. We let you listen
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After two weeks wanting to intimidate the population of Egypt, Hosni Mubarak has finally agreed to leave power when he realized that the more threatened the people, most protesters strengthened their positions in favor of ending the domination of more than 30 years. The lesson for Gabon is that the regime of Mubarak Almighty ended under pressure, peaceful citizens of Egypt with his bare hands. Any military power Mubarak has not enough to weaken the Egyptian. The moral of the story is that no force can subjugate a people who decided to break free. Dear readers, we can say that time is very dirty for our dictatorships. Will it happen to them what happened in Eastern Europe following the fall of the Berlin Wall? Only our people can realize this dream. All our African dictatorships are houses of cards, and once they have instilled fear in people through decades of brutality and intimidation, disappears, collapse of these regimes themselves. It is hoped that we seize the moment for that Long live freedom on the coast of Gabon!

Dear readers, it is no exaggeration to think that we have the opportunity to impose the end of dictatorships simply because the ordinary citizen, refuses to be led by non-deserving, whose only asset would be "son of", "nephew", "niece" etc.. With the marginalization of information channels to orders, such as RTG1 involved in disseminating information propagandist, then finished an era where information was transmitted by professionals paid by those who have money and power. Today, we ourselves can make our own analysis, our modes of action, and we exchange them autonomously, without the Bongo can do absolutely nothing. As Tunisians and Egyptians who used social networks on the internet with ingenuity, let's get to work with the aim departure of Ali Bongo and his family. Possible. The main lesson for us that Gabon will be peaceful revolutions possible. Those who always say "we want peace, we want peace", no excuse, because Tunisians and Egyptians come to show us that violence is useless. Indeed, the only one to use violence and intimidation is Ali Bongo. It must be realized that the violence is unnecessary and if the Gabonese decided to stand as one man, he could not withstand this storm popular. Like the Egyptians and Tunisians, Gabon must demonstrate peacefully, especially in uniting these claims. The army comes from the same people as us. Even if Ali Bongo gesticulates today by stopping people to turn arms to scare the population, it would be morally unacceptable for our army exterminated his own people to manifest. If the people of Gabon has shown determination in its demands peaceful in the long run, Ali Bongo will lose the support of the army, and if he loses control of the army, he loses power. The lesson that the Egyptians and Tunisians come to give all the dictators of this world is that if the weapons kill, and if the bombs cause terror, by cons, only the word is getting things done. And now this word belongs to the Gabonese people who fought to liberate themselves from Bongo. And that nobody can deny, not even the most blessed yes-bongoïstes courtiers.

Dear readers in those critical moments where some choose to take risks for ourselves and others shamefully continue to rent the scum who torture and Ben Ali is locked honest Gabonese who only claim their rights peacefully, remain calm but to record everything archives, keep everything for posterity. These Gabonese are thrilled when they speak of Ali Bongo today, when the time comes, we'll have them out if necessary, press articles, video. Tomorrow, if we can scare Ali Bongo, all sense of shame, the same will greet the new Gabon. Dear readers, practice hygiene in classifying these people thought the right time and remind them of their positions.

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is a poet of our cousins Creole deported centuries ago, who wrote so precisely that to understand the dictatorship, he had one day stand. That is to say, he must learn to be punished without being able to react, he had to accept a situation where the right to discontinues wanted and where laws are interpreted in the client's head, and where in the trash are laid for the most legitimate claims. Here today, the Gabonese students take to the streets to demand better working conditions, payment of their scholarships, and finally the end of political arbitrariness. And we thought that the very stupidly Seraphin Moundounga emerge with its general education had been University "on the path of emergence." On Thursday, the press service of the United Nations, UN Dispatch, published an article by Penelope Chester, who asked the question why the silence on the situation in Gabon? This article deserves to be read by everyone, even if it is in English because the content is clear as crystal.

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When A Dispatch editor Mark Goldberg Asked me to write a post about The events in Gabon, I quickly Googled "Gabon" to see The recent news about The Small African Nation. The top news stories were about football and announcements of new contracts for foreign companies. Digging a little deeper, I found a post by Ethan Zuckerman, one of the founders of Global Voices, the citizen-journalist website, where he talks about our responsibility to bear witness to the popular uprisings in Tunisia, in Egypt, and in Gabon.
Indeed, while major news networks are flying out their best, most notable anchors to Cairo, there is a hardly a news wire story about what’s happening in Gabon. And what is happening in Gabon, you might ask. When autocratic, kleptomaniac Omar Bongo – one of the world’s longest standing dictators – died in the summer of 2009, elections were promptly held. About 15 candidates from various political parties were in the running for the August 30 vote, Gabon’s first ever “true” democratic election. At the time, the Committee to Protect Journalists condemned the communications ministry for “arbitrarily harass[ing] and censor[ing] local and foreign journalists.”

Unsurprisingly, Omar Bongo’s son – Ali Bongo – was declared to have won shortly after the election, both by the national election commission and the country’s highest court. Ali Bongo’s victory was met with a burst of violence from opposition supporters, who, in retaliation, attacked French property in Gabon (France is considered a long standing ally of the oppressive Bongo regimes.) Opposition candidates asked for a recount, which ended up confirming the original result, and Ali Bongo was sworn in by mid-October. Since then, legislative elections yielded a majority for Bongo. In December 2010, the Gabonese parliament passed an amendment allowing the president to extend his mandate “in case of emergency”, leaving the door open for continued undemocratic rule.
A few weeks ago, on the same day that Egyptian protesters started taking to the streets en masse, opposition candidate Andre Mba Obame – who firmly believes he won the election – challenged Ali Bongo’s presidency by declaring himself president and appointing his own cabinet – all this broadcast on the TV channel he owns, TV+. This prompted the Gabonese government to dissolve Obame’s party and shut down his TV station’s broadcast, and the AU called for the opposition to exercise restraint. Meanwhile, Obame holed up in UNDP’s headquarters, encouraged his supporters to imitate their brethren in Tunisia and take to the streets. These protests were violently suppressed by the government, and opposition leaders have allegedly been kidnapped. The government, for its part, is dismissing this recent revolt a “non-event.” As Ethan Zuckerman notes in his post, “At this point, it’s unclear whether protesters will be able to continue pressuring the government, or whether the crackdown has driven dissent underground.”
So why is there so little media interest in Gabon? Gabon has a small population of 1.5 million, and is considered a “middle-income” country due to its approximately $7,000 per capita GDP. (It’s important to note that 50% of the country’s GDP comes from oil wealth, which, similarly to its neighbor Equatorial Guinea, has not benefited the population equally. I couldn’t find an accurate number for Gabon’s Gini Coefficient, which calculates the level of inequality, but it’s well-known that the ruling classes have continually plundered the national wealth for their personal benefit.) Gabonese protesters – unlike Tunisians and Egyptians – have not been relying on social media. Zuckeman notes that there are about 99,000 internet users and 25,000 Facebook users in Gabon. I’m sure the number of Twitter users is even smaller, and this has made the kind of global attention that existed for Egypt and Tunisia difficult to come by. I was honestly surprised to see that even Reuters – who typically has some of the best coverage of relatively obscure events – has published very few stories about the revolt in Gabon.
The silent struggle underway in Gabon is a reminder that subjugated people everywhere are looking to free themselves and their country from oppressive rule. This aspiration should be supported and encouraged wherever it materializes itself. We have not seen the same outpouring of support for Gabon as for the courageous people of Egypt and Tunisia in the last few weeks, though, and we are failing to bear witness to their struggle.