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a écrit le 22 décembre 2014 à 16h03 article sur les debut de breel
j ai l impression que au cameroun il n existe que 2 centres de formations comme la ou a jouer breel embolo ( kadji et les brasseries )
2 centres de formations serieux avec de vrais ENCADREURS
2 centres de formation c est peu pour un pays de football qui atteint les quarts en 90 alligne dans le top 50 africains tant de joueurs
et tombi ne comprend pas ce manque... il nous parle de gazon synthetique et de 2 milliards
seul l equipe de bell nous offre des oportunuites credibles pour notre sport
j espere que gilbert kadji et les encadreurs des brasseries vont se battre pour que cette enieme entourloupe n ait pas lieux... mieux que enfin ils s investissent pour que le foot entier se modernise...
les brasseries et kadji ont assez recu du foot... ils faut qu ils renvoient l ascensseur au foot... sinon londonnien viendra dire... biya muss go
j ai l impression que au cameroun il n existe que 2 centres de formations comme la ou a jouer breel embolo ( kadji et les brasseries )
2 centres de formations serieux avec de vrais ENCADREURS
2 centres de formation c est peu pour un pays de football qui atteint les quarts en 90 alligne dans le top 50 africains tant de joueurs
et tombi ne comprend pas ce manque... il nous parle de gazon synthetique et de 2 milliards
seul l equipe de bell nous offre des oportunuites credibles pour notre sport
j espere que gilbert kadji et les encadreurs des brasseries vont se battre pour que cette enieme entourloupe n ait pas lieux... mieux que enfin ils s investissent pour que le foot entier se modernise...
les brasseries et kadji ont assez recu du foot... ils faut qu ils renvoient l ascensseur au foot... sinon londonnien viendra dire... biya muss go
a écrit le 22 décembre 2014 à 15h28 je ne suis pas pour appeller des joueurs qui ne veulent pas jouer pour les lions ou hesitent
mais pour embolo je dis la fede doit faire le forcing
car il n a que 17ans... ce qu il pense aujourd hui doit etre considere comme des enfantillages
qu on le ramene chez les lions... quand il sera plus mur il nous remerciera pour cette decision...
surtout que jouer aux cotes de song, de choupo, matip, nkoulou, mbia... c est progresser a la vitesse V
mais pour embolo je dis la fede doit faire le forcing
car il n a que 17ans... ce qu il pense aujourd hui doit etre considere comme des enfantillages
qu on le ramene chez les lions... quand il sera plus mur il nous remerciera pour cette decision...
surtout que jouer aux cotes de song, de choupo, matip, nkoulou, mbia... c est progresser a la vitesse V
a écrit le 22 décembre 2014 à 14h10 oauais... il doit revenir pour la can
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a écrit le 22 décembre 2014 à 14h09 @ NDOGKOTI
Tonton, Eugene NYAMBAL aimerait qu'on mette la pression sur le Fonds Monetaire international pour mettre fin a la concession miniere de Geovic et la "retrocession" des 30 milliards cfa "voles" avec la complicite de cette institution dans le projet minier du Cameroun...
En passant, la BAD a-t-elle eu sa part dans le 3e pont d'Abidjan???
Tonton, Eugene NYAMBAL aimerait qu'on mette la pression sur le Fonds Monetaire international pour mettre fin a la concession miniere de Geovic et la "retrocession" des 30 milliards cfa "voles" avec la complicite de cette institution dans le projet minier du Cameroun...
En passant, la BAD a-t-elle eu sa part dans le 3e pont d'Abidjan???
a écrit le 22 décembre 2014 à 14h05 pourquoi ne reviendrais t il pas???
il reconnait lui meme sur cette photo qu il a merdé....
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il reconnait lui meme sur cette photo qu il a merdé....
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a écrit le 22 décembre 2014 à 13h50 thanks
whaoouuua!!!
donc choupo premiere can... et directement avec le brassard!!!
ouh la!!!
le gars sera nerveux la mort
s il s en sort a ce match qui sera dur... et marque meme... alors il va exploser dans ce tournoi... et passer un nouveau cran meme en club...
c est un vrai test pour lui
whaoouuua!!!
donc choupo premiere can... et directement avec le brassard!!!
ouh la!!!
le gars sera nerveux la mort
s il s en sort a ce match qui sera dur... et marque meme... alors il va exploser dans ce tournoi... et passer un nouveau cran meme en club...
c est un vrai test pour lui
a écrit le 22 décembre 2014 à 13h42 non
a écrit le 22 décembre 2014 à 13h41 Question....
Choupo a t il deja joue une can?
Choupo a t il deja joue une can?
a écrit le 22 décembre 2014 à 11h53 “These are, simply, crimes. They are prohibited by federal law, which defines torture as the intentional infliction of “severe physical or mental pain or suffering.†They are also banned by the Convention Against Torture, the international treaty that the United States ratified in 1994 and that requires prosecution of any acts of torture,†they write.
The board concludes, “Starting a criminal investigation is not about payback; it is about ensuring that this never happens again and regaining the moral credibility to rebuke torture by other governments. Because of the Senate’s report, we now know the distance officials in the executive branch went to rationalize, and conceal, the crimes they wanted to commit. The question is whether the nation will stand by and allow the perpetrators of torture to have perpetual immunity for their actions.â€
The board concludes, “Starting a criminal investigation is not about payback; it is about ensuring that this never happens again and regaining the moral credibility to rebuke torture by other governments. Because of the Senate’s report, we now know the distance officials in the executive branch went to rationalize, and conceal, the crimes they wanted to commit. The question is whether the nation will stand by and allow the perpetrators of torture to have perpetual immunity for their actions.â€
a écrit le 22 décembre 2014 à 11h52 New York Times calls for Cheney, Bush officials to be investigated and prosecuted for tortureTom Boggioni
22 Dec 2014 at 01:38 ET
Former Vice President Dick Cheney (ABC)
Don't miss stories. Follow Raw Story! In a blistering editorial published in the Monday edition of the New York Times, the editorial page editors are calling upon the Justice Department to open an investigation into the torture practices committed during the administration of President George W. Bush with an eye towards prosecuting those who “committed torture and other serious crimes,†along with former Vice President Dick Cheney and other major administration officials.
Under a headline reading, “Prosecute Torturers and Their Bosses,†the board criticizes the administration of current President Barrack Obama for failing “to bring to justice anyone responsible for the torture of terrorism suspects,†during the period following the attack on 9/11.
The editorial notes that the American Civil Liberties Union will present a letter to Attorney General Eric Holder Jr. on Monday calling for appointment of a special prosecutor to investigate what appears to be “a vast criminal conspiracy, under color of law, to commit torture and other serious crimes.â€
Saying it is hard to imagine the current administration “having the political courage†to order an investigation, the board calls for a full investigation that will include major figures in the the Bush administration, including Cheney, and former CIA director George Tenet.
“…any credible investigation should include former Vice President Dick Cheney; Mr. Cheney’s chief of staff, David Addington; the former C.I.A. director George Tenet; and John Yoo and Jay Bybee, the Office of Legal Counsel lawyers who drafted what became known as the torture memos,†the editorial reads. “There are many more names that could be considered, including Jose Rodriguez Jr., the C.I.A. official who ordered the destruction of the videotapes; the psychologists who devised the torture regimen; and the C.I.A. employees who carried out that regimen.â€
The call for the Justice Department to proceed follows the release of the so-called ‘Torture Report,’ released over a week ago.
Noting confirmation of reports of “rectal feeding,†waterboarding, detainees hung by their wrists, confined to coffins, beaten, and threatened with death, the board calls the acts criminal offenses.
“These are, simply, crimes. They are prohibited by federa
22 Dec 2014 at 01:38 ET
Former Vice President Dick Cheney (ABC)
Don't miss stories. Follow Raw Story! In a blistering editorial published in the Monday edition of the New York Times, the editorial page editors are calling upon the Justice Department to open an investigation into the torture practices committed during the administration of President George W. Bush with an eye towards prosecuting those who “committed torture and other serious crimes,†along with former Vice President Dick Cheney and other major administration officials.
Under a headline reading, “Prosecute Torturers and Their Bosses,†the board criticizes the administration of current President Barrack Obama for failing “to bring to justice anyone responsible for the torture of terrorism suspects,†during the period following the attack on 9/11.
The editorial notes that the American Civil Liberties Union will present a letter to Attorney General Eric Holder Jr. on Monday calling for appointment of a special prosecutor to investigate what appears to be “a vast criminal conspiracy, under color of law, to commit torture and other serious crimes.â€
Saying it is hard to imagine the current administration “having the political courage†to order an investigation, the board calls for a full investigation that will include major figures in the the Bush administration, including Cheney, and former CIA director George Tenet.
“…any credible investigation should include former Vice President Dick Cheney; Mr. Cheney’s chief of staff, David Addington; the former C.I.A. director George Tenet; and John Yoo and Jay Bybee, the Office of Legal Counsel lawyers who drafted what became known as the torture memos,†the editorial reads. “There are many more names that could be considered, including Jose Rodriguez Jr., the C.I.A. official who ordered the destruction of the videotapes; the psychologists who devised the torture regimen; and the C.I.A. employees who carried out that regimen.â€
The call for the Justice Department to proceed follows the release of the so-called ‘Torture Report,’ released over a week ago.
Noting confirmation of reports of “rectal feeding,†waterboarding, detainees hung by their wrists, confined to coffins, beaten, and threatened with death, the board calls the acts criminal offenses.
“These are, simply, crimes. They are prohibited by federa
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