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.
End of the exchange
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