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Hosni Mubarak defeated a Feb. 11 ..... DAY OF THE FEAST OF CAMEROON YOUTH AFTER 3 YEARS ......

On the eighteenth day of the Egyptian revolution, Mubarak has abandoned the Egyptian presidency, the victim, as Ben Ali (video # 1) of the democratic revolution that threatens to take everything in its path. Immediately, cries of joy have blended for millions of people protesting in the streets of Cairo, over a million who were besieging the presidential palace and fraternizing with the army.
Egypt "will never be the same" because the people have spoken and called for "genuine democracy", said on Friday U.S. President in a highly anticipated speech. "The Egyptians have inspired us," a poursuivi Barack Obama, soulignant que le monde venait de voir se tourner une véritable page d'histoire avec le départ de Hosni Moubarak.(Vidéo n°2)
Une journée historique pour le pays des pharaons, se félicite Abdelaziz, habitant du Caire joint par Europe 1.(Vidéo n°3)
Que le dictateur égyptien ait quitté le pouvoir un 11 février, jour de la fête de la jeunesse au Cameroun, ne manquera pas de donner quelques idées aux camerounais. Après tout, Paul Biya n'est-il pas le Hosni Moubarak local? Ne règne t-il pas sans partage depuis plus de 25 ans ? Et n'est-il pas sur le point de se maintenir au pouvoir en recourant à une réforme constitutionnelle? Moubarak-Biya....même fight?
bet that Wyclef Jean, the iconic singer Haiti, also wrote a song to celebrate the upcoming democratic victory of the Cameroonian people. (Video # 4)


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Paul Biya HOUNDS IN TURN ..

Bad pick for the man who promised to rid the Cameroonian prevaricators. Funny, is not it? Yes!
Except that, and that's where the joke is no laughing big world, the monarch has developed a machine of mass destruction dubbed "Operation Sparrowhawk" , and that confuses the real joy in white-collar offenders and those who dared to oppose his desire to dominate. Terribly Machiavellian, you say?
Colonel Edward Etonde Ekoto, which enters its third year of captivity after the verdict in the trial of PAD, December 13 2007, knows something about him that still does not know why he is in prison in New Bell. Some indiscretions report that his head was a price he had been told off by questioning the merits of a constitutional amendment allowing President Biya to stay in power. The rest is history.
Today, it is clear that the operation called "clean hands" has not deceived the vigilance of several observers. And for good reason, the "best student from France" is within the scope of prosecution before the French courts for acts of "embezzlement" . What, the president vigilante who is in turn struck by the curse of "ill-gotten gains," like some of his African peers? The response image, video below, a surreal conversation between him and his counterparts irritated complaints from NGOs.
"This is The Ref" , like the old adage popular. Paul Biya has not finished rail against the truth that is looming on the horizon, threatening to disclose fully the numbers of bank accounts in Switzerland and the underside of his regime.
Here's some news that will laugh on Colonel Edward Etonde Ekoto, imprisoning for 3 years!

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ALPHA CONDE .... SPEAK OF CAMEROON AND ITS POWER

"Cameroon ........ This is a country where the president never takes advice, he can do six months without consulting a minister, he can do two months in Geneva, most of the time he is on the golf course ..... the military will not retire, because up to 70 years they are in Army, enjoy all the privileges, so do not need to coup ....."

It subtance with these strong words that Alpha Conde, video below, described the political situation in Cameroon for quarter of a century. And to appeal to a change in the leadership of this country led by "the best student in France" , as he had qualified himself in the wake of the famous La Baule summit in 1990 .

It is clear that the "president" does not leave phantom power, hence its naming and shaming of some hotheads who tasted very moderately monarchical conception of power. Colonel Edward Etonde Ekoto knows something, he who finds himself behind the bars of New Bell prison for writing about the necessity of a "democratic transition" for the Cameroonian people.

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Cameroon: a dictatorship passive.

Njawé journalist gave an interview last June before his accidental death in the United States returned Unis.Il the arbitrary arrest of journalists. In prison, one of them, Bibi Ngota, died.