THANKS TO THE GABONESE INDIGNANTS. MERCI AUX INDIGNÉS DU GABON






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This blog would like to thank the Gabonese Indignants for their support in the fight for truth and transparency, which opposes us to Richard Attias and his lawyers.

Thank you to the Gabonese indignants and to all the other readers for this wonderful mark of sympathy which is of a deep and incomparable comfort to us.

Rest assured that this blog will fight to continue to participate in the development of Gabonese in particular and Africans in General. Flunkeys taking refuge behind “Bantus” alibis, we will never be.

Thanks again 


We will not give up!






Version française

Ce blog voudrait remercier les Indignés du Gabon pour leur soutien dans le combat pour la vérité et la transparence, qui nous oppose à Richard Attias et à ses avocats.

Merci aux Indignés du Gabon et à tous les autres lecteurs pour cette formidable marque de sympathie qui nous est d’un profond et inégalable réconfort.

Soyez assurés que ce blog se battra pour continuer à participer à l’épanouissement des Gabonais en particulier et des Africains en general. Larbin se réfugiant derrière des alibis de « Bantou », nous ne le serons jamais.

Encore Merci 


On ne lâche rien !

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