"LE GABON ENERVANT" OR "ANNOYING GABON"

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Traduction francaise : « Aller d'un hôpital étranger à un autre, après des années d'échec à améliorer le secteur de la santé dans le pays qu'il préside. »

English version In its last edition, La Lettre du Continent tells us that our neighbor Denis Sassou-Nguesso is glancing with interest at what is happening in Gabon. Sassou Nguesso reportedly discreetly met several Gabonese officials recently. If the names are not mentioned, LDC still tells us that on November 11, Sassou Nguesso met Jean-Pierre Lemboumba at the Bristol Hotel in Paris. He should also meet in early December, Guy Nzouba Ndama and Zacharie Myboto. For LDC, Sassou Nguesso is trying to unite the south of Gabon against a possible Fang leader who could receive the support of Teodoro Obiang Nguema. Question for a smart person: why LDC which told us yesterday that Ali Bongo was feeling better and would go recover in Morocco, before returning to Libreville at the earliest, comes to tell us 24 hours later, that a head of state of a neighboring state is already preparing the succession in Gabon? Would Sassou Nguesso be so badly informed that he does ...

English Version The Newsletter La Lettre du Continent has just published an article certainly in response to the press release published today on social media by Sylvia Bongo, announcing Ali Bongo’s transfer to Rabat in Morocco. In this article, the LDC tells us that Ali Bongo should stay in Morocco until early 2019. You see, dear readers, that the lengths of stay are vague on purpose because they must leave flexibility to the regime in need of time to prepare the successor. LDC also tells us that Sylvia Bongo has complied with the generous will of the King of Morocco as she had already decided that the ghost would go to London. For this purpose, she had already installed an impressive system. She had selected a clinic that could discreetly host Ali Bongo; and even for good measure, rented offices to allow Ali Bongo to rule remotely and work with his advisers. A private security company had also been hired to keep curious people away. For LDC, few Gabonese o...

English Version Sylvia Bongo has just published the following communication on social networks: "Tomorrow, Wednesday, November 28, His Exelency the President of the Republic, Head of State of Gabon, Ali Bongo Ondimba, my husband, will leave the King Faisal Hospital of Riyadh in Saudi Arabia. We wanted, first of all, to express our deep gratitude to the Saudi authorities and the medical professionals. To continue his convalescence, the President, in consultation with his close family, made the choice to accept the offer of welcome from his brother, His Majesty the King of Morocco Mohammed VI. We are extremely grateful to him. My husband will arrive tomorrow in Rabat, the capital. This transfer from Saudi Arabia to Morocco was made possible thanks to the very significant improvement in the health of the President who thanks you for your many wishes of support and affection. His Excellency the President of the Republic, Head of State of Gabon, Ali...

English Version The way the constitution was amended by Marie Madeleine Mborantsuo in Gabon, so the Constitutional Court would not declare a power vacuum, is so outrageous that we wanted to show you counter examples from abroad. We looked at how things are handled in mature democracies because only idiots compare themselves to idiots like them. Those who want to make progress prefers to compare themselves to those doing better than them. The United States of America have in the 25th Amendment of their constitution, a disposition allowing them to declare their president "unable to discharge the powers and duties of his office." This amendment has been invoked only three times as US president became ill and had to undergo surgery. The first time was on July 13, 1985, when President Ronald Reagan sent a letter to members of the Senate directing then-Vice President George H.W. Bush (the father) to perform his duties while Reagan underwent surgery to remove ca...

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English version The Gabonese resistance disrupted a religious ceremony dedicated to Ali Bongo’s recovery, in Paris, France. Congratulations to the diaspora that has understood that it must not relent its attack on all fronts and should continue to apply constant pressure. For the resistance, it is no longer a question of allowing the accomplices of the dictatorship that suffocates us, religious or not, continue the promotion of their disastrous work. The religious adulation of Ali Bongo, an individual who killed many Gabonese, without qualms in 2016, should no longer be allowed. It is no longer acceptable to give free rein to those religious people who are there only to impose on the people a religious acceptance of the regime, and consequently the anesthesia of any attempt at rebellion against this regime. Through religious worship, they make respectable and formalize and institutionalize the acceptance of Ali Bongo’s regime as deserved. These religious sycophant...

English version Ali Bongo is kaput, but his friend the Moroccan monarch, Mohamed VI has been signaled in Gabon, precisely at the Pointe Denis. Is this a coincidence, this blog think not. This has certainly to do with the power vacuum going on in Gabon, as for many weeks now there have been an increased traffic of flights from Gabon to Morocco and vice versa. This blog is of the opinion that the Moroccan Monarch is participating in the choice and the preparation of the installation of the next Gabonese president. Given that Ali Bongo’s son, Noureddine, is married to a Moroccan closed to the royal family and that the Bongo want to install in Gabon a monarchy in the Moroccan model, it would not be too far fetched to think that Noureddine is the person the Moroccan Monarch would want to see succeed Ali Bongo In other words, dear readers, the Moroccan Monarch could be helping to install a true monarchy in Gabon! Dear readers, this is why we must not yield anything!...

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English version According to La Lettre du Continent, Ali Bongo as a ghost, is about to leave Riyadh for Morocco. Dear readers, we told you in a previous post, that friends to this blog, rather well informed, had already confided to us that this was the scenario that the French would try to sell to the Gabonese people during the period of preparation and break-in of the future president. La Lettre du Continent states that the choice of a convalescence in Morocco might not be unanimous within the Bongo family, Sylvia Bongo wishing for the ghost to go rest in London. Dear readers, they simply want to jerk us around, making us believe that there is some bargaining around the location of the convalescence, because if we believe that there are negotiations, it would be easier for us to accept that the ghost is in convalescence. It's called a subliminal message. Do not believe a word of it. Dear readers, Ali Bongo could not be transported to London, because with th...

English Version If the Constitutional Court set up in Gabon in the 1990s was inspired by the French model of constitutional justice; this inspiration was simply limited to bureaucratic mimicry because the foundations of true constitutional jurisprudence have never been duplicated under our tropics. Mborantsuo was put at the head of this Court in the same way that Omar Bongo appointed his relatives to sensitive posts in the Gabonese state and institutional apparatus; to guarantee that these people would help him to perpetuate his regime. Mborantsuo used her Constitutional Court to the point of caricature, to perpetuate the power of those who put her there. Mborantsuo's decisions are dictated by the sole desire to strengthen and thus perpetuate this regime. Therefore, any Gabonese who would seek justice by going to Mborantsuo should be likened to an ox that helps the butcher sharpen his knives. The principle of the primacy of the constitution over any othe...

English Version This blog would like to thank its readership for the passionate and fruitful exchanges about what is happening right now in our country; allowing us to ignore trivial matters to focus on the important and the essential ones. After a conscientious re-reading of the recent events and after the relevant suggestions of our readers, we come back to look at the act of modification of our constitution by Marie Madeleine Mborantsuo. Our analysis of Mborantsuo's behavior is based on a fundamental conclusion: Ali Bongo is finished and the modification of the constitution by Mborantsuo will allow the care taker group set up to use a governance by decree to build a team and give it all the financial means to organize a tailor-made succession which should hatch in the next 5-6 months. To enlighten you about how Mborantsuo and company intend to keep power, we give you the following scheme: 1. Ali Bongo is done 2. Mborantsuo refuses to apply the c...

English Version Many feelings of indignation at the judicial prowess of Dame Mborantsuo since 1993. It is more than outrageous to note that 25 years later, this hussy is still at it. The Constitutional Court, which Mborantsuo has presided over since 1993, is known by the fact that instead of privileging the rights of the people as the constitution would like, it protects rather the interests of her family and her clan by exculpating their crimes. All Gabonese cry their disappointment since 1993 before Mborantsuo’s verdicts. The general impression that emerges suggests that this lady has been placed in this post only to pronounce these verdicts, because her judgments never reflect the constitutional reality or the proven facts. In view of the remarkable injustices that this lady has inflicted upon the Gabonese people repeatedly, with regard to her notorious and murderous complicity in the misfortunes of the Gabonese people; the Gabonese population would welcome...