THE GUY NZOUBA-NDAMA CASE CONFIRMS THAT GABON REMAINS IN THE MIDDLE AGES! L’AFFAIRE GUY NZOUBA-NDAMA NOUS CONFIRME QUE LE GABON RESTE AU MOYEN ÂGE !
English version
Imagine a former President of the National
Assembly of France or the USA, forced to travel carrying on himself 2 million
euros or dollars in his luggages, because he could not trust the banking system
of the country whose parliament he led for two decades. No one would understand
that; worse, in the West they would never tolerate this, at a time when cash is
being replaced by virtual money (credit cards, electronic transfers by phones,
cryptocurrencies). As usual, Africa is lagging far behind in the security of
financial exchanges, as regimes want to control the movement of money and thus
limit the financial capabilities of their adversaries.
In the West, a former President of the National
Assembly is first and foremost a high clerk of the State, whose career is often
prestigious, who will enjoy an often comfortable retirement and whose accounts
can never be frozen under any pretext by a regime whose opinions he no longer
shares.
In Gabon in particular and in unfortunately too
many African countries, someone may have held high office, but as soon as they
declare themselves hostile to the regime in place, their accounts could be frozen
for no reason, on the simple order of the presidency of the republic. From that
moment on, that person is forced to find subterfuges to continue to have access
to money. This is unfortunately what we observe with Guy Nzouba-Ndama.
In Africa, we want to move forward but by moving
backward. This blog is not here saying that Guy Nzouba-Ndama has nothing to answer
for; but what we are saying is that the system is made in such a way as to
strangle all dissents, to the point of completely neutralizing their ability to
survive and pushing them to use unorthodox methods.
Either we are in modernity and we submit to the
rules of the modern world, or we will remain in the Middle Ages and be unable
to join other countries in modernity.
Version française
En
occident, un ancien Président d’Assemblée Nationale est d’abord un haut commis
de l’Etat, dont la carrière est souvent prestigieuse, qui va jouir d’une
retraire souvent confortable et dont les comptes ne peuvent jamais être gelés
sous aucun prétexte par un pouvoir dont il ne partage plus les opinions.
Au
Gabon en particulier et dans malheureusement trop de pays Africains, quelqu’un
peut avoir occupé de hautes fonctions, mais dès qu’elle se déclare hostile au régime
en place, on peut geler ses comptes sans raison, sur simple ordre de la présidence
de la république. A partir de ce moment, cette personne est obligée de trouver
des subterfuges pour continuer à avoir accès à de l’argent. C’est
malheureusement ce que l’on observe avec Guy Nzouba-Ndama.
En
Afrique, nous voulons avancer mais en reculant de plus belle. Ce blog n’est pas
ici en train de dire que Guy Nzouba-Ndama n’a rien à se reprocher ; mais
ce que nous disons est que le system est fait de manière à étrangler toutes les
dissidences, au point de complètement neutraliser leur capacité à survivre et
les pousser à utiliser des méthodes peu orthodoxes.
Soit
nous sommes dans la modernité et nous nous soumettons au règles du monde
moderne, soit nous resterons dans le moyen âge et seront incapables de
rejoindre les autres pays dans la modernité.
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