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.
Monday, February 28, 2011
Sunday, February 27, 2011
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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?
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?
Saturday, February 26, 2011
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AN INTERVIEW GRANTED A PLAYER THIS FAMOUS
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
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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