THE AMBASSADOR OF GABON IN FRANCE REQUESTS THAT COUNTRY TO PREVENT THE RESISTANCE OF CONTINUING TO GIVE COLDS TO ALI BONGO’S ACCOMPLICES. L’AMBASSADEUR DU GABON EN FRANCE DEMANDE À CE PAYS D’EMPÊCHER LA RÉSISTANCE DE CONTINUER À ENRHUMER LES COMPLICES D’ALI BONGO







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Gabon's ambassador to France, Flavien Enongoué, who recently speaking on RFI during a debate with Jean-Gaspard Ntoutoume Ayi, said that the people his regime had massacred in Gabon deserved to die because the National Assembly had been burned, has just asked France to intervene to prevent the Gabonese resistance from acting freely.

Dear readers, we are preparing a response to this ambassador. It will be published in the next few hours.

No, we will not give up!




Version française

L’ambassadeur du Gabon en France, Flavien Enongoué, qui récemment encore sur RFI, lors d’un débat avec Jean-Gaspard Ntoutoume Ayi, avait affirmé que les gens que son régime avait massacré au Gabon méritaient de mourir parce que l’Assemblée Nationale avait été brûlée, vient de demander a la France d’intervenir pour empêcher la résistance Gabonaise d’agir en toute liberté.

Chers lecteurs, nous préparons une réponse à cet ambassadeur. Elle sera publiée dans les prochaines heures.

Non, nous ne lâcherons rien !

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