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SANAS (Toledo) Thank you very much for the great remark. From your remark one would not hesitate to know that you are just one of the few cameroonians with a high sense of logical thinking concerning our "intra national issues". I liked every direction of reasoning you used in your remark and hope other cameroonians who are not yet exposed to what tribal, linguistic or skin colour is, would be able to learn from it. Tribailism, ethnicism or whatever term we use it in Cameroon would only plunge the "nation" into a mass of uneducated idiots, biased in their national judgements and cocooned in their very idioncyncracies of the tribe or language group they think they are defending. WE SUFFER A HELL OF RACISM ABROAD, but I feel ashamed to think of the situation back at home where hate between us because of national issues, discrimination and malrepresentation are all totally out of the fabrics which the "Republic" was born. We should be ashamed of discrimination on any basis "especially language" (francofool or anglofool") continues in Cameroon......we are all the SHIT!!! Why are we cameroonian such monstrous hypocrits??? why do we pretend tobe a bilingual country when, infact we want it to be unilingual? why do we proudly say there are 260 dialects in cameroon, meawhile deep inour hearts depending where from stem from, we mean, Bami, Bamenda, Hausa, Ewondo, Douala, beti, bakweri etc etc. Why cann't we use this cultural diversity as a resource rather than a weapon for discrimination and creation social tension between groups
We must be the cahnge we wish to see for ourselves. Yes, when we come abroad, that is when we realise how important, "that" language of the anglofools is or "that" language of the francofools can be...ofcourse that corsetted football team with it's zombie representation of national groups is just as good as Popo's handclappers. 'national mentality must change if we ever wish to see a more united and victorious LION in all counts.

Thank you for provoking my thought on this issues...I feel good.
God Bless you SANAS for your objectivity.