a écrit le 21 février 2011 à 17h23 A message for you guys from Kah Walla:
It is time for action. Please let us all focus our energy on making an impact in Cameroon on Feb 23rd. On the ground here things are tense. There is already a heavy deployment of armed forces in major towns and we have evidence that even the private media is feeling threatened enough not to relay our messages. Press conferences held by both Mboua Massock and myself in the last few days, telling the population what to do on the 23rd, have not been broadcast. It is therefore important that we put into gear alternative means of communication.
We are asking Cameroonians to wear red in protest on Wednesday February 23rd. For the majority of the people this is all we are asking them to do. It is a very safe way of making a very loud protest as the visual impact will be impressive if the vast majority of Cameroonians are in red. No one can question or arrest you for wearing a color of your choice.
For those who are ready, there will be street demonstrations by various groups. People who wish to demonstrate with Cameroon ÔBosso should get in touch with us by email or phone. We intend to carry out organized, structured demonstrations that keep Cameroonians as safe as possible.
The following key actions are things you in the diaspora should do:
1) Forward this email to your entire mailing list making sure it gets to as many people informed as possible and ask them to forward it as well. Make sure as many e-groups as possible receive it.
2) Send sms and make phone calls to your family and friends in Cameroon to ask them to wear red on Wednesday Feb. 23rd.
3) Provide financial support. All the groups on the ground here are in dire need of financial support. At Cameroon Ô'Bosso we are trying to produce at least 1,000 red t-shirts and more if possible. We also need transportation and water for those who will be on the streets. Finally we want to print an additional 100,000 tracts (We had already done 40,000) due to the media black out. Please provide financial support to any serious group on the ground that is actively working. If you wish to give to Cameroon Ô'Bosso we need to receive funds by Monday night if at all possible. Please send us an email so we can arrange this due to the short notice. We still need about 3.000.000 FCFA ($6,000).
4) Influence the armed forces. If you have contacts and family in the armed forces, please get in touch with them and convince them to act responsibly. We are all aware that the attitude the armed forces will show, will
It is time for action. Please let us all focus our energy on making an impact in Cameroon on Feb 23rd. On the ground here things are tense. There is already a heavy deployment of armed forces in major towns and we have evidence that even the private media is feeling threatened enough not to relay our messages. Press conferences held by both Mboua Massock and myself in the last few days, telling the population what to do on the 23rd, have not been broadcast. It is therefore important that we put into gear alternative means of communication.
We are asking Cameroonians to wear red in protest on Wednesday February 23rd. For the majority of the people this is all we are asking them to do. It is a very safe way of making a very loud protest as the visual impact will be impressive if the vast majority of Cameroonians are in red. No one can question or arrest you for wearing a color of your choice.
For those who are ready, there will be street demonstrations by various groups. People who wish to demonstrate with Cameroon ÔBosso should get in touch with us by email or phone. We intend to carry out organized, structured demonstrations that keep Cameroonians as safe as possible.
The following key actions are things you in the diaspora should do:
1) Forward this email to your entire mailing list making sure it gets to as many people informed as possible and ask them to forward it as well. Make sure as many e-groups as possible receive it.
2) Send sms and make phone calls to your family and friends in Cameroon to ask them to wear red on Wednesday Feb. 23rd.
3) Provide financial support. All the groups on the ground here are in dire need of financial support. At Cameroon Ô'Bosso we are trying to produce at least 1,000 red t-shirts and more if possible. We also need transportation and water for those who will be on the streets. Finally we want to print an additional 100,000 tracts (We had already done 40,000) due to the media black out. Please provide financial support to any serious group on the ground that is actively working. If you wish to give to Cameroon Ô'Bosso we need to receive funds by Monday night if at all possible. Please send us an email so we can arrange this due to the short notice. We still need about 3.000.000 FCFA ($6,000).
4) Influence the armed forces. If you have contacts and family in the armed forces, please get in touch with them and convince them to act responsibly. We are all aware that the attitude the armed forces will show, will
