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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