La prophétie d'Emmanuel Mbella Lifafe Endeley

Emmanuel Mbella Lifafe (EML) Endeley Prophecy's on Southern Cameroon future via Dibussi Tande's blog. Bien que je sois loin d'être d'accord avec tout ce que relate Dibussi, je pense que c'est la vie d'EML Endeley, (Bakweri de Victoria, Emmanuel Mbella Lifafe Endeley est désigné en 1957 comme le 1er premier ministre du Southern Cameroon) mérite d'être connue par plus de franchophones et que des idées ont une portée historique non négligeable sur le devenir de notre pays et pas seulement dans la partie anglophone. Prophétique ou pas, il appelait ses compatriotes à se prononcer contre la réunification avec le Cameroun francophone en ces termes :
If you vote for Cameroun Republic, you will invite a new system under which everyone lives in fear of the police and army. You will not be free to move about; you cannot lecture freely or discuss your political views in public; ...and you can be arrested and flogged by the police and even imprisoned without a fair trial .
" Who amongst you ", he asked, "would like to live in French Cameroun, a country red with the blood of thousands of innocent victims killed by terrorists and the Ahidjo regime...who amongst you will like to live in a country which lacks complete respect for human dignity and where you cannot speak out your mind freely or pursue your business in peace... Who amongst you will like your children to grow up in servitude?... That will be our lot if we join French Cameroun.

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Anonyme a dit…
Ah oui, dans le registre des propheties, on peut également citer Ouandie Ernest, qui avant son execution declarait en substance que le colon nous octroyait un semblant d'indépendance et que cela n'ameliorerait en rien la situation des (k)amerunais.

Ce qui m'embête personellement, c'est que nous nous entredechirons sur des thèmes (francophones, anglophone, etc) qui nous sont complètements étrangers.
mardi, juillet 01, 2008 1:59:00 AM
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