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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