CAMEROONS: Armed Agents vs Unarmed Civilians – Inhumane Session

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CAMEROONS: Video
February 11, 2019
Franco-Cameroun Armed Agents gather unarmed civilians (NOT ACCUSED OF ANYTHING, therefore INNOCENT), then they are treated like ANIMALS (as you can see).
Here is my take: It is DAYLIGHT here; What the Franco-Cameroun Agents are doing is “Auditioning”
WAIT TILL NIGHT TIME and then THE REAL DRAMA BEGINS for those who “PASS” the AUDITION.
This is exactly the THING that Citizens of British Southern Cameroons were warned about way back in 1961 by Statesmen such as Dr. E.M.L. Endeley and Nigerian Premier Abubakar Tafawa Balewa, who both issued statements about the French system. The above scene in 2019 is prophecy fulfilled.
THE RESTORATION OF THE STATE OF BRITISH SOUTHERN CAMEROONS | AMBAZONIA IS A TASK THAT MUST BE FULFILLED.

Comment by K. Ashu:
“Jesus christ. BIRS from Lariporbleak brutalising young #SOUTHERN Cameroonian women and men in Victoria. Righteous indignation! These boys are #Scum! #WARCRIMES by an octogenarian #DICTATOR. TWEET! This is worse than #SLAVERY!”

China just quietly wrote off a chunk of Cameroon’s debt. Why the secrecy?


Excerpt:
“Last week, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Hua Chunying told CNN: “China agreed to waive the interest-free inter-governmental debt that Cameroon had not paid back by the end of 2018.”
That debt was worth $78.4 million. Cameroon’s total debt is 5.8 trillion Central African CFA francs ($10 billion), about a third of which is owed to China, according to the International Monetary Fund.
In short, this was a tiny slice of Cameroon’s liability to China.
So why the initial secrecy?”
Story:
https://www.cnn.com/2019/02/04/china/cameroon-china-debt-relief-intl/index.html

CAMEROONS: UN Pays Attention to the War in the Failed Union of the Cameroons

“Cameroon today can no longer be a forgotten crisis. It needs to be high on our agenda,” Allegra Baiocchi, UN Development & Humanitarian Coordinator, told a news conference in Geneva.

The UN estimates the twin crises afflicting the country have left some 4.3 million people or one in six of the population requiring lifesaving assistance, said Baiocchi.

The crises talked about are, the separatist unrest in the English-speaking region and Boko Haram jihadist violence.

President Paul Biya seems to be detached and not care about what ordinary Cameroonians are going through. END
Culled from DW Germany

CAMEROONS: Oct 7 Elections … And AMBAZONIA?


“Cameroon election: Five things to know about the presidential poll
Cameroon’s presidential election is scheduled to be held on 7 October.
People go to the polls amidst a civil conflict in the country’s Anglophone regions.
President Paul Biya is running for a seventh straight term at the age of 85, with a young population seen as key in the vote.
Here are five key things to know ahead of the election.”
Video producers: Moses Rono and Suniti Singh