NOT TOO FAST CALIXTHE BEYALA. PAS SI VITE CALIXTHE BEYALA!






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Your African friends who hand over on their heart will organize marches to support the genocidal maniac throning as President of Gabon, can they tell us which African heads of state voted for the resolution to attack Libya and Gaddafi? Can they tell us which Central African head of State supported logistically and financially the anti-Gbagbo forces in Ivory Coast?

To treat the Gabonese citizen who want to get rid of the Bongos as being xenophobic, no but really!

Eat quietly the Bongos’ money, but leave us alone!




Version française

Vos amis Africains qui la main sur le cœur organiseront des marches en soutien au maniaque génocidaire qui trône à la présidence du Gabon, peuvent ils nous dire quels sont les chefs d’Etat Africains qui ont voté pour la résolution d’attaquer la Lybie et Kadhafi ? Peuvent-ils nous dire quel chef d’Etat d’Afrique Centrale a soutenue logistiquement et financièrement les forces anti-Gbagbo en Côte d’Ivoire ?

Traiter les Gabonais qui veulent se débarrasser des Bongo de xénophobes, non mais franchement !

Manger tranquillement l’argent des Bongo, mais foutez nous la paix !

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