COMRADES OF THE PDG, HERE ARE GABONESE WHO WERE "REALLY" INVITED TO INTERNATIONAL MEETINGS. CAMARADES PDGistes, VOICI DES GABONAIS QUI EUX ONT ÉTÉ "VRAIMENT" INVITÉS Á DES ASSISES INTERNATIONALES




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Dear readers, all of us have abundantly laughed at the imposture perpetrated by Ali Bongo's cabinet, when its members faked an invitation to the French Socialist party annual meeting. But the good news is that there are still some honorable people in Gabon, who do not need to fake anything to be invited to international meetings. The pictures below show members of "Ça Suffit Comme Ça" at La Fete De L'Humanité in France and also in Amsterdam.



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Chers lecteurs, nous avons tous ri abondamment devant l'imposture perpétrée par le cabinet d'Ali Bongo, lorsque ses membres ont été pris en flagrant délit de falsification d'invitation aux universités d'été du parti socialiste français. Mais heureusement qu'il y a encore des gens honorables au Gabon, qui n'ont pas besoin de manufacturer du faux pour être invités à des assises internationales. Les photos ci-dessous montrent des membres du mouvement "Ça Suffit Comme Ça" à la Fête de l'Humanité en France et également à Amsterdam.



Photo Marc Ona Essangui




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