THESE INTELLECTUAL FELONS. CES INTELLECTUELS DE LA FÉLONIE









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English version

The Ali Bongo regime is a felon’s factory. All those who support this regime must indulge in this felony. There are now in Gabon: bishops-felons, Generals-felons, Minsiters-felons, and more unfortunately, intellectuals-felons.

To illustrate this felony of some Gabonese intellectuals, we propose an article published by Gabonreview in 12 August 2016, in which Guy Rossatanga-Rignault defended outrageously an electoral list he knew was fraudulent. Here he is again, in 2018, pretending to reflect on electoral issues in Gabon.


We will not give up!





Version française

Le régime Ali Bongo est une fabrique de félons. Tous ceux qui soutiennent ce régime doivent se livrer à cette félonie. Il y a désormais au Gabon : des évêques-félons, des généraux félons, des ministres félons, et plus malheureusement, des intellectuels félons.

Pour illustrer cette félonie de certains intellectuels Gabonais, nous vous proposons un article publié par Gabonreview le 12 Aout 2016, dans lequel Guy Rossatanga-Rignault défendait bec et oncle une liste electoral qu’il savait pourtant frauduleuse. Le voici encore qui en 2018, prétend réfléchir sur les questions électorales au Gabon.


On ne lâche rien !


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