JUST A LITTLE QUESTION FOR ALAIN CLAUDE BILIÉ BI NZE. JUSTE UNE PETITE QUESTION POUR ALAIN CLAUDE BILIÉ BI NZE






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At a press conference held in Libreville this Friday, Ali Bongo's government spokesman said the following: "MEPs are not elected by the Gabonese people and from this point of view nothing gives them the right to decide who is a democrat and who is not.”

To what this blog would like to ask Alain Claude Bilié Bi Nze this: "On 26 February 2011, Ali Bongo voted in favor of the resolution authorizing the military strikes against Gaddafi. Is Ali Bongo a Libyan? What gave him the right to vote a resolution against Gaddafi?"

We will wait for the answer...




Version française

Lors d’une conférence de presse tenue à Libreville ce Vendredi, le Porte-parole du gouvernement d’Ali Bongo a dit ceci : « les députés européens ne sont pas élus par les populations gabonaises et que de ce point de vue rien ne leur donne le droit de décider qui est démocrate et qui ne l’est pas ».

Ce à quoi ce blog voudrait demander ceci à Alain Claude Bilié Bi Nze : « le 26 février 2011, Ali Bongo a voté en faveur de la résolution autorisant les frappes militaires contre Kadhafi. Est-ce qu’Ali Bongo est Libyen ? Qu’est ce qui lui avait donné le droit de voter une résolution contre Kadhafi ? »

Nous allons attendre la réponse…

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