Dictatorship: Paul Biya humiliated in front of children in Canada (image)
Dictatorship: Paul Biya humiliated in front of children in Canada (image)
• Paul Biya has been in power for 40 years
• He is humiliated in front of children in Canada
• He is taught as a dictator
Paul Biya called a dictator! Nothing surprising so far. But where it is intriguing is when it is taught as such to children in the West.
Yes, the Cameroonian president, with more than 40 years in power is often considered one of the oldest dictators in the world.
Indeed, in Canada, young children are taught that Cameroonian President Paul Biya is a dictator “He really made history. This is the Book on the Secondary 5 program in Canada, ”underlines one of its detractors.
In this book in question, he is alongside the President of Equatorial Guinea, Teodoro Obiang Nguema Mbasogo, of Sudan, Omar El Béchir and many others.
This is a violent humiliation for Cameroon which is the laughingstock of the world. Longevity in power: Paul Biya breaks a new world record Cameroon with the 38 years of reign of Paul BIYA, enters the sad record of the five oldest dictatorships in the world of all time which are: 1.Fidel Castro – 49 years in the power (since 1959 – 2008): He was the main leader of the Island of Cuba for a good fifty years. 2.Kim Il-sung – 46 years in power (1948 – 1994): Founder and first leader of North Korea.
3.Muammar Gaddafi – 42 years in power (since 1969): After a coup in 1969, he ruled Libya for more than 40 years.
4.Omar Bongo – 42 years in power (1967-2009): Gabon will take time to recover from the passage of Omar Bongo.
5.Gnassingbé Eyadéma – 38 years in power (1967-2005): He was for a long time the oldest African Head of State at the head of Togo. No less than 7 mandates.
But Paul BIYA in this galaxy of despots, appears as the one who will have impoverished his country, starved his population, divided his people, before declaring war on a part of it, which he crushes unceremoniously.
However, the opposition did not hesitate during the years of independence, to resort to armed force, to try to seize its destiny and obtain a real change in Cameroon. She successively won the presidential election in 1992 and 2018, but came up against the confiscation of power by the neo-colonial regime of Yaoundé, embodied for 38 years by the despot Paul BIYA.
Through violence, corruption, the opposition has been muzzled, it has given up its ambitions and is now satisfied to exist. She hides to get political folding seats that the power of Yaoundé wants to concede to her. It is reduced to appearing only as the political and democratic guarantee of one of the oldest dictatorships in the world.
As a result, the Cameroonian people, betrayed, violated, humiliated, crushed, massacred, formerly resigned, are now ready for change, and are looking for a leader who lives up to their expectations…
In this quest, Maurice KAMTO appears today in his eyes, as the political figure best able to embody this mission, in view of the extraordinary adherence to his ideas and his person.
FROM MEMBERSHIP TO MILITANT ACTION
Membership alone is not enough in a 60-year-old culture of dictatorship to create the conditions for real change. It must be accompanied by an ambitious militant approach, making it possible to establish a real balance of power which will reach its peak with the overthrow of the dictatorship.
Indeed, no great Nation in the world has been built on successive renunciations, but on the exhilarating story of its conquests, its victories. The strength of a people is measured by its audacity, and not by its ability to compromise on its values and fundamentals.
We must therefore not sacrifice the structural elements of a true democracy. Cameroon cannot invent a freedom, a democracy and a tropicalized prosperity, natively.
NO LONGER TO BE SILENT AND TO ACT IS NOW A HUMAN DUTY IN CAMEROON
Acting is no longer just a moral duty, but a civic and human duty. Each of us, by his personal genius, by his membership in organized groups of civil society, by his membership in a political organization which is resolutely in line with this logic of change, by his participation in any meeting or demonstration aimed at step back and make the dying power of Cameroon capitulate, through communication and awareness-raising by any means and communication support, on the urgency of change here and now and on the need to resolutely engage in action, for change whose torchbearer is Maurice KAMTO, through his financial contribution to the support of unjustly imprisoned activists and militants,
•We must individually be able to ask ourselves the question of what we are used for;
•We must be able to individually ask ourselves the question of what we have contributed to change Cameroon.
• We must be able to individually ask ourselves the question of where we are while Cameroon needs us.
•We must be able to individually ask ourselves the question of what we will tell our descendants while the Cameroonian people suffered the worst atrocities.
• We must individually be able to ask ourselves the question of what is the meaning of our own life.
•We must individually be able to ask ourselves the question of knowing if our life comes down to eating, sleeping, enjoying the pleasures of the flesh and dying.
• We must be able to individually ask ourselves the question of knowing, as a human being, what view we have of the suffering of others.
• We must be able individually to ask ourselves the question of knowing if we were born to eternally suffer and die.
If we all ask ourselves these questions and we act, nothing will be as before and no force, even atomic, can resist the determination of a people who love justice, freedom and who dream of a Cameroon differently managed, for the good of all.
This is how we will be able to transform our dramas and our sorrows suffered for 38 years, into victory, with the pride of being individually and collectively the actors of this new Cameroon.
