THE THOUGHTS OF ONE OF OUR READERS. TRIBUNE LIBRE D’UN DE NOS LECTEURS








English version

One of our readers has sent us the text below and the video above. In his text the reader is surprised that Ali Bongo reacts only when it is about repressing the recalcitrant Gabonese citizens.

This blog aims to participate in the awakening of the Gabonese consciousness and we will never back down when it comes to offer a forum, even in controversy, to any Gabonese who asks questions.

Good reading

We must not give up!






Version française

Un de nos lecteurs nous a fait parvenir le texte ci-dessous et la vidéo ci-dessus. Dans son texte le lecteur s’étonne qu’Ali Bongo ne réagisse que lorsque qu’il faille réprimer les récalcitrants Gabonais.

Ce blog a pour objectif de participer à l’éveil des consciences au Gabon et nous ne reculerons jamais quand il s’agira d’offrir une tribune, même dans la controverse, aux Gabonais qui se posent des questions.

Bonne lecture


Nous ne devons rien lâcher !




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