a écrit le 8 mai 2007 à 17h33 @Hardy de lbv (Lbv, Gabon)
Please do not act like a mere cheer leader for N.S. (African Style, awaiting for the king to exert in advance his higehst vertu which is Clemency towards Africa), before he even takes office. What you wrote is reminscent to president Bongo whom I heard on an interview a couple a months ago.
Let it be known that N.S. is already accepting a lobbyist (Bolore) gratuities. That says a lot about the man and what to expect. Do some research about African Exrport of Bananas as an example in Europe and the Latin American insistance that Europeans opens the market to their Bananas just as an example. For you to claim that N.S. politics will not represent a continuity (with some cosmetics granted) of a politics for which he has always been part of, leaves me to wonder on your perception. We need to let everyone be aware of that. Sorry.
Please do not act like a mere cheer leader for N.S. (African Style, awaiting for the king to exert in advance his higehst vertu which is Clemency towards Africa), before he even takes office. What you wrote is reminscent to president Bongo whom I heard on an interview a couple a months ago.
Let it be known that N.S. is already accepting a lobbyist (Bolore) gratuities. That says a lot about the man and what to expect. Do some research about African Exrport of Bananas as an example in Europe and the Latin American insistance that Europeans opens the market to their Bananas just as an example. For you to claim that N.S. politics will not represent a continuity (with some cosmetics granted) of a politics for which he has always been part of, leaves me to wonder on your perception. We need to let everyone be aware of that. Sorry.
