Fw: [ubaap] Re: Biya-Step-Down Protests Planned -> starting, Oct. 24, 2011

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vitanye Chioh

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Oct 21, 2011, 2:45:25 AM10/21/11
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We have to stand up and gallantly fight for our beloved fatherland akin to how the Libyans chased the erratic tyrant,Ghaddafi out of power. We, in Cameroon are equally enveloped in the aqua of despotism manned by this heartless regime and we need liberation , which can only come if we put all hands on deck and chase Biya out of power.
Thumbs up to the forth coming peaceful revolution.
Vitalis  Anye
AUST-ABUJA,
Nigeria.

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Subject: [ubaap] Re: Biya-Step-Down Protests Planned -> starting, Oct. 24, 2011

 
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 If you will attend you can please let us know (anonymously) by voting online at www.letstalkcameroon.org
And we could also have a discussion on this same site. Let us know if you are interested in blogging on this site, though it is still work in progress.
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For about 30 years a single individual and his clique have decided the fate of 18 million others, sadly giving us a country deprived of anything any ‘sane’ individual can be proud of; a considerable percentage of the about 75 students that graduate from Medical school in Cameroon eventually leave the country for better opportunities abroad; a consequential number of the students we considered smart/intelligent in secondary and high school take exit to the U.S., Canada and Europe right after high school and university studies; and most of them never to go back home. Our government has failed to cultivate an environment that will retain and attract the beautiful minds that are needed to propel Cameroon to a thriving society.
 
When a government fails in its duties, it is ‘we the people’ that have the power to put our very destiny into our hands and back on track. Biya and his camarilla have used 30 years to prove beyond reasonable doubt that if we give them another 7 years Cameroon may be at the brink of extinction. In 2008 we watched the constitution changed against our will and now we want to legitimize this irresponsible act by crowning Biya president for Life through an election that was formulated in a fashion that will make it plain impossible for the opposition (even if there was a coalition) to squarely challenge the incumbent Biya.
 
The low turnout on Election Day as was reported by local and international media is again testament that Cameroonians know that the ballot will not change their situation. Serious questions: should we just sit back, relax, watch and trust Biya ruin the country for another 7 years? Where will that leave us? Of course Democracy demands free and fair elections but it also signifies the Will of the People.  Since the ballot can’t represent our Will, we have no choice but to go out and tell the government that we want a Captain other than Biya.
 
I and two other friends showed support for this and protested outside the Cameroon Embassy in Washington D.C.  on Election Day – October 9, 2011. We are again calling on all Cameroonians both at home and abroad to go out there and let the government know that we don’t want Biya; he has served his time and we woefully thank him for his services; time to give a chance for another person; this is called Democracy.
 
 If you would listen to this request then I beg that no one under any circumstances will throw a stone or light a fire. It should be all peaceful and no matter how much you are pushed to the wall let it remain a peaceful march. Let us not give up on a country we all love; we can make it as great as we want only if we have the courage to withstand the oppression of our government.
 
On Monday, October 24, 2011 we in the United States have planned a protest at the Embassy in Washington D.C. I encourage Cameroonians in every corner of this planet to carry a sign demanding Biya to hear our cry and step down. 
 
Many will question if protesting outside Cameroon will make a difference; my response is that those back home will know that they are not alone and it will encourage them to garner the right energy to go out; at least it is better than staying in the comfort of our homes and sending lengthy emails (like mine LOL) condemning the regime.
 
We will be stationed at the Cameroon embassy in Washington D.C. on Monday at noon. If it is possible to take off work for a couple of hours for the day, the people of Cameroon will be encouraged by the sacrifice and it could be emotionally rewarding.
 
Amin Tazifor (317-608-7502) and Bildad Eyong (443-983-9117).
 

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From: Bildad Eyong <bild...@yahoo.com>
Subject: CAMSA-USA Anti Biya Protests Planned in Washington DC, Oct. 24, 2011
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Date: Wednesday, October 19, 2011, 1:58 AM

 
Guys,
 
After a political debacle in Cameroon, 7 of the 22 opposition candidates met over the weekend to discuss their dissatisfaction with the conduct of the entire electoral process. They tended a petition on Monday October 17, 2011 to the Supreme Court calling on the annulment of the election and the organisation of a fresh one six months later.
 
My brother and sisters, we no be talk!!!
 
At the beginning of this whole charade, we (myself and a few other Cameroonians) called on Cameroonians to boycott this whole masquarade and descend to the streets for a massive show of disapproval of the 30 years of dictatorship by the Biya regime. Reports from Cameroon proved that our call for boycott was widely heard as the election saw less than 20% participation. However, because of the widespread deployment of the military on the streets and voting stations before, during and after the election, people felt intimidated and have not been able to protest effectively. Sources from Cameroon talk of intimidation and arrest of some representatives of opposition candidates at the polling stations.
 
Ladies and gentlemen,
 
We already knew what was going to happen and we were simply trying to warn Cameroonians and we had hoped that these individuals who were candidates, if not of their greed, would have been wise enough to recognize that the Biya regime is unrepentant and would never provide a level playing field for everybody.
 
However, we want to believe that their call now is legitimate and that this time around, they are prepared to make sure that Paul Biya does not get away with another political travesty. That being said, we are calling on Cameroonians in the USA to meet in front of the Embassy in Washington DC on Monday 24th of October 2011, the day that the results of the election are supposed to be announced, from 12 noon for a peaceful sit-in to call on Paul Biya to show our support for this endeavour against Biya. We believe that this is the only solution to the many problems that Cameroon is facing today. Besides, by stepping down, Biya would prove to the world that he does not want his country to go down the same lane as the Ivory Coast.
 
Come one, come many, and be prepared for your pictures to be taken by embassy officials, but off course, do not be intimidated for we will prevail. Bring your Cameroon flags, scarves, caps, placcards and banners carrying strong messages to the Biya regime.
 
Thanks and see you on Monday.
 
Bildad Eyong
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Arreytambe Tabot

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Oct 21, 2011, 4:54:53 AM10/21/11
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hahahahahahaha Vita u don turn Obiagahon, "the aqua"of the bluest die" hahahaha.

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vitanye Chioh

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Oct 21, 2011, 7:41:56 AM10/21/11
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hahahaha, massa, no mind da Obiahiabon guy.To be candid, our ultimate dictator (Biya) has kept us in a quandary and a state of 'pishma pishma' lol. This is a veracious bugaboo that must be boohooed by every apt homo sapiens particularly of cameroonian descent.
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Arreytambe Tabot

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Oct 21, 2011, 8:34:27 AM10/21/11
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hahhaahhaaaahahahh no kill me with laugh. Ma head don scatter hahahahahahaa.
 
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Arreytambe TABOT
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African University of Science and Technology
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