CAMEROONIAN'S FALSE CLAIM THAT " AWASOM MAKES PEACE WITH PAUL BIYA AND CPDM PARTY

Dear Mr Lucas Fon aka Mishe Fon

 "Awasom Makes Peace with Paul Biya and CPDM Party" Mishe Fon

 Let me debunk your false claims that " Awasom Makes Peace with Paul Biya and CPDM Party" in order to re-educate because I am fully aware that this is only one of the numerous negative propagandas against commonsense and wisdom. This is what Aldous Auxley calls negative propaganda and what I am about to publish as a rebuttal to your Paul Biya and CPDM negative propaganda is called positive propaganda and the truth whose aim is to counter your negative propaganda and lies.

This is the approach I have adopted recently as one of the most effective means to deal with the CPDM corporate media machine of brainwashing, manipulation and distortion of facts and truth to suit their whims and caprices. Political lies is a civil rights issue because it is not appropriate to feed the public with toxic lies that risk miseducating the public about essential elements of truth and facts that could otherwise guide them towards making informed decisions.

 Let me share with you that I think with my head but I act from my heart because a virtuous and free world can only emerge from the appropriate collaboration of the head and heart. That means I am temperate, gentle, incorruptible, considerate, compassion and trustworthy. Since the day I began to speak up, speak out about freedom, liberty, justice and rights of all people, I have been very consistent and focused even in amid distractions from your likes.

 I have extended a conditional hand of peace to the Cameroon ailing dictator for their own best interest and that of their generation. All these is found on my blog like the famous memo I published captioned " President Paul Biya, I do not hate you, declare your assets, step down from power and hand over to the 24 months Transitional government and the Cameroon truth and reconciliation Commission etc. Dictator tyrant Paul Biya is illegally occupying the Presidency of Cameroon with weapons and soldiers that I don't have.

I am not a violent person who should just enter Cameroon like a coward fighting to take over from Paul Biya. There were plans for me to return to Cameroon under normal conditions but that became unrealitistic because a lot of unforseen circumstances granted that the dictator would not respect the constitution that disqualified from seeking the Presidency of Cameroon again. Firstly, the CPDM regime and CPDM Party suddenly embarked on a global media propaganda that I could hardly match since I did not have the financial and institutional might that they had to spread their lies and manipulate people.

Besides, CPDM had recruited the Cameroon opposition gang and people people like who abandoned their consciences in the desert of denial and became an international outreach campaigners, reporters and propagandists for the CPDM Party and regime When all the CPDM mafia has gone wrong inside CAMDIAC as I am exposing all of you who are now flooding into the same CAMDIAC schism that you castigated and condemned while I was fighting to build it up as a place for Cameroonians, I do not think that you are anymore smarter than I am to start your usual distractions.

 I will continue to be accountable to all Cameroonians of good conscience till the end. I am quite satisfied with the unprecedented awareness and impact I have created with CAMDIAC since it was founded before CPDM invaded and began to cement schism inside it. It is very logical to believe Paul Biya and CPDM saw CAMDIAC emerging as a threat to them because of the powerful spirit of advocacy that was shaking the statusquo. This memo,which I chronicled calling on Paul Biya to step down under CAMDIAC is only one of the impacts of CAMDIAC in spite of the problems I have encountered with it .

 Even so, I moved onto my blog where I have not left any stone unturned. I can understand your frustration and anger with my resilience We created CAMDIAC to help usher in a 24 months transitional government in Cameroon.That was the vision well articulated and established among all of you Cameroonians with a manifestor for freedom.This was the agreement that I had with all the guys and ladies that accepted to come on the board of CAMDIAC! We all agreed on the vision that I had shared with you Cameroonians since 2009 against the backdrop of my candidacy to lead a 24 Months Transitional Government. This is the truth that some of you have tried to alter leading to all the schism within CAMDIAC.

 When you make a commitment and pledge to somebody and then turn around to change things to suit you, things will never be the same again. There is no evidence that I have made peace with Paul Biya. I don't believe that there can be peace without Justice. This is an area where I am a master academically and professionally. My first Master Degree was in Religion and Theology during, which time I specialized in Ethics, War and Peace. So, I have embarked on this path as a peaceful freedom fighter with both academic and intellectual justifications as well as nation builder credentials. A nation builder is a strategic thinker as well as a tactician who takes a lot of factors into consideration in terms of capacity building and execution of the people's vision .

Dictator Paul Biya and his CPDM regime are notorious for one of the worst human and civil rights violation of Cameroonians. Therefore, it is out of place to make peace with him as plainly as you insinuate. I do get bamboozled how quite a great deal of you Cameroonians foot soldiers and errand men for the CPDM dictatorship of Cameroon are so mesmerized by the man Jonathan Awasom. Why do you become my interpreter trying to force words into my mouth or become my spokesperson when I don't need your services? Justice is the foundation of peace and the walls of peace are built by truth. Meanwhile the rule of law guaratees the roof that covers all people as equal before the law to protect the human and civil rights of women, children and families.

Is this the picture that is painted of Cameroon or how come you are making such a statement that " Awasom makes Peace with Paul Biya and CPDM Party"? If Paul Biya and CPDM Party see themselves above the law, then there can never be peace! Intimidating, threatening and harrassing people with some cases of murder and killings to force people to live in fear as a guise to claim that Cameroon is stable and peaceful is ludicrous. First of all before I delve into your kanterkarous mannerisms all the time against me in public, I want to ask you a simple question, which requires an answer.

Are you a Cameroonian born citizen who has renounced your Cameroonian nationality and became a US citizen under US naturalization laws? Do you and many other Cameroonians-American citizens aiding and abetting corrupt tyranny and dictatorship inside Cameroon aware of the consequences of your actions, which violates US laws against, which backdrop you were awarded US-citizenship? So, before you ever continue with your negative propaganda, please furnish us with some facts about your current immigration status because it is unacceptable for Cameroonians to renounce their citizenship whereas simultaneously poking their nostril into the problems of Cameroon with ill-intensions because of their affiliation with the statusquo under dictator Paul Biya!

Once you renounce your Cameroon citizenship or nationality, you have no grounds legally to engage in any form of conspiracy that threatens the safety and progress of the Cameroon people under oppression. I have the right to report people like you to US officials to take action and bring you to justice. They are corrupt and arrogantly. He broke the law and seem very convinced that he and his CPDM Party are above the rule of law ,which is why he is using any means neccessary to hang unto power for life! So, understand these facts very well to guide you undo the miseducation of yourself.

Our people who have a good conscience appreciate my passion for peaceful change in the world. They read and discern my commitment to stop the miseducation of humanity with old school kind of thinking which believes that change can only come through violence! See this evidence below; "Your work towards peaceful change in Cameroon sounds fantastic, and a truly noble objective. My hat is certainly off to you in this regard, and I wish you the very best success in that aim" . Renee Delancey , African Studies Center, Rutgers University I am not afraid to answer to the public.

I have been doing this for a long time now. That distinguishes me from my peers. You may not be addressing me directly but I am in charge of my actions now until when Cameroonians and humanity will become an integral part of my vision and aspirations to move Cameroon forward. I do not tread on manipulation but each step along the way gives glory to God as well render service to humankind. You can spin or twist on my writings and publications as you want but one writing does not tell the whole story as you know I have over 141 articles on my blog already.

You will never suppress the truth with negative propaganda and lies. I was opposed to the Presidential elections of 2011 as well as for Dictator Paul Biya's re-running because he was not eligible and competent to lead people in the 21st century with his 1720 divisive and vindictive politics. This is a well established fact among Cameroonians, Africans and members of the international community. Your intensions aren't pure but people like you have made me become even a more bold person with your unending criticisms and outright condemnation of any initiative that I am part of.

 I have definitely infleunced people in my life time positively as well as created a huge impact in myriad of ways with my compassionate servant leadership seen in my passion for truth, conviction for justice, courage for liberty/freedom, knowledge for strength, wisdom against ignorance and love for a brave new world of virtue and freedom I have never imagined in my life time that I could become the center of so much controversy and mysterious likeability like this. Some of you cannot sleep when you don't see me or hear from me. Let us count the number of you Cameroonians CPDM spies for the CPDM regime after myself. The number is staggeringly too large and one must be doing something great in this life to have people unjustifiably persecute him or her like you guys do very well.

 Suffices to state that I live in a brave new world now. I am not a coward who act for a show! To be brave does not mean you should go and fight a dictator who is very armed and dangerous like Dictator Paul Biya. I don't believe in the world doctrine of intervention after destruction. Dictator Paul Biya was not above the constitution of Cameroon and is not above till now. If he had not violated the constitution, I will be President of the transitional government. Is this very clear to you? Consider it too idealistic but idealism clashes with realism for a reason that might not be immediately revealed to you now. I stand for prevention is better than cure and early intervention to prevent destruction.

That is why my pen is mightier than the sword with over 140 articles now on my blog as well as a great deal of memos and letters to the world. Just bear this in mind before you write to me less you continue to ridicule yourself. You need to speed up to catch up or left wandering in the forest of ignorance and negative propaganda as to how I function and operate in this journey of truth sanctioned by positive propaganda.Yes, I mean business when I say positive propaganda because of the wisdom and knowledge of Aldous Huxley Aldous Huxley observed in his book “The Brave New World” that;

 “The greatest triumphs of propaganda have been accomplished, not by doing something, but by refraining from doing.Great is truth, but still greater, from a practical point of view, is silence about truth. By simply not mentioning certain subjects, by lowering what Mr. Churchill calls an “ iron curtain” between the masses and such facts or arguments as the local political bosses regard as undesirable, totalitarian propagandists have influenced opinion much more effectively than they could have done by the most eloquent denunciations, the most compelling of logical rebuttals. If persecution, liquidation and the other symptoms of social friction are to be avoided, the positive sides of propaganda must be made as effective as the negative"    Aldous Auxley

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On Fri, 5/11/12, Mishe Fon wrote: From: Mishe Fon Subject: [camnetwork] Awasom Makes Peace with Paul Biya and CPDM Party To: "camnetwork@yahoogroups.com" , "cameroon_politics@yahoogroups.com" , "ambasbay@googlegroups.com" , "accdf@yahoogroups.com" Date: Friday, May 11, 2012, 9:23 AM Awasom in a strange way actually thought he was going to be the President of Cameroon in 2011. He promised to lead the Government for a few years, take some time out, go to graduate school, beef-up his academic credentials then come back to take his Presidency as God had predicted in his dreams. Follow Sunday School Preacher Awasom Jonathan here in one of his daily epistles to the world community. What an interesting character, this fellow is. Remember he is equally one of the purported ring leaders of the nonsensical childish political contraption called CAMDIAC.

ENTRENCHED LEADERSHIP IN AFRICA-CAMEROON: STUDENTS OF NICCOLO MACHIAVELLI OR JEAN JACQUE ROUSSEAU?

Fellow Cameroonians , Africans and Concerned Citizens    Students of Niccolo Machiavelli or Jean Jacque Rousseau?   I  now believe that CPDM officials of Cameroon and abroad have spent a great deal of their time in power to study the works of Machiavelli. I want to discuss this to enable us identify some of the root causes of the abuse of power and entrenched leadership  by the CPDM Party as perfect students of Machiavelli in contrast with what would have likely happened if they were rather students of Jean Jacque Rousseau or the Founding Fathers of America and the reformers during the civil rights movement.   It is incongruous that some human beings today would encourage people to rely on people like Machiavelli to rule people these days. Why don’t they draw inspiration from the 17th century leaders of the free world who distinguished themselves from rulers through a system of government, which was decentralized and accountable to the people? A free Cameroonian must learn how to be smarter than the Prince (Ruler of the CPDM State ) or continue to face his unpleasant music of dictatorship and tyranny.   Niccolo Machiavelli who was famous with his celebrated work “The Prince” was an Italian Aristocrat who lived from 1469-1527 in the City of Florence . He had a bad reputation for being insidious with his take on the character of rulers known as Prince. He painted a true and realistic picture of what was happening as opposed to what ought to. He observed that men by nature were either avaricious or miserly; a giver or rapacious; one cruel, another merciful, one treacherous, another faithful, one effeminate and cowardly, another bold and courageous, one humane, another haughty, one trustworthy, another cunning, one harsh, another lenient, one serious, another frivolous, one religious, another unbelieving etc. Then he argued that it was impossible to find a Prince who embodies all the good qualities because of human nature. According to him it was up to the Prince to be prudent enough to escape or avoid the human vices, which led to his bad reputation.   He was very conflicted about the method and procedure of the Prince( ruler) in dealing with those subordinate to him and keeping power according to human nature. That is to say he advised his Prince to do whatever within their means to keep power even if it meant to do immoral things like torture, murder and killing of those he believed were a threat to his lust for power. Since he was cynical, he supported questionable means that will make someone become a Prince forever. In other words, “To remain in power the Prince must learn how not to be good”. However, he was criticized for perpetuating the vices of the Prince  that led to the abuse of power and human suffering.   Application of Machiavellian’s doctrine of abuse of power by the Prince of the CPDM Party   The Italian mafia was inspired by Machiavellian’s duplicity with power. This mafia translates into the French-Francophone-Anglophone dictatorship and tyranny in Cameroon spearheaded by the CPDM Party. They have been out to do whatever it takes to keep political power. They have no regards for the welfare of the civil society because it is not their preoccupation. The flagrant violation of both human rights and civil rights of Cameroonians especially minority Anglophones is a living testimony to the determination of the CPDM Party to crush Anglophone power, spirit of resiliency and sense of belonging to their own society. In order to remain in power the Prince (President Paul Biya and his government) have definitely learned not to be good at all.   When you hear that University Chancellors have issued threats against Student strikes, that is a mark of betrayal of democratic principles. Instead of educating the masses with the appropriate methods of free and peaceful expressions they resort to repressive measures because they do not care about the civil society. If they had a vision for nation building they would recognize the civil society and educate them about how to express their grievances against the State.We are a society of tribes and thanks to colonialism, which only attempted to help us find commongrounds through modern forms of government and governance. If the CPDM thinks that it is normal to continue lying to the ordinary Cameroonians that Colonialism was evil why is it that ever since they gained independence they are still holding onto power?   All the societies, from which colonial masters came from have evolved tremendously and moved on. We have all turned to these societies to seek solace, security and prosperity because we have lost faith in our own societies! How does anyone blame innocent people for being part of the civil society? If government does not function in ways that meet the needs of the people then such a government ought not to prevail. Government (The President and his Cabinet, Parliament) is supposed to be the product of the civil society in order to be accountable to them. Majority of government officials studied in France and also in North America and I am wondering if they did not learn anything from France , Britain , Germany , Canada and United States ?   Consequently, they do not agree with the Social Contract, which was one of the major works of Jean Jacques Rousseau during the 18th century enlightenment (an age of commonsense and reason). The Social Contract was about his political philosophy and he would not agree with Machiavelli. He wrote about the origin of the civil society and focused on the way people who belong to body politics of the State established relationship with one another in order to secure social cohesion and justice for all. Gerard Hopkins who translated the Social Contract said;    “By emphasizing the fact that each member of a society forfeits a certain amount of personal freedom for the greater good of the whole, and by emphasizing that the sovereign has immense responsibilities to the people, Rousseau conceived the structure of government in a novel way. Today we think of that way as democratic, since Rousseau constantly talks about certain types of equality, which he expects to be found in a well-ordered society. Equality before the law is probably the most important element of that society. Equality before the law, a concept we approve today, was a very revolutionary view for 1762”.   No wonder the French Revolution of 1789 was inevitable because Scholars like Jean Jacque Rousseau inspired the civil society to be conscious of the abuse of power and the injustices of the State and French Aristocrats who lived in opulence while the masses were subjected to poverty. The excessive materialism of the King and Queen of France became clear to the French people through Rousseau that not all French people were equal before the law. Consequently when it dawn on people that others were not more entitled to the State and State property than the rest under misery, they stood up.   By standing up, a revolution was born and the end was near in sight. Can you blame us for standing , speaking up , speaking out and taking action to end the reign of oppression on our people? I welcome you  to this  peaceful revolution towards building a virtuous and free society.

Jonathan Awasom 

The voice for Cameroon, Africa and the world in the 21st century
The Rally-cry for freedom, justice, peace ,democracy and prosperity for all

Empowering humanity to build a virtuous and free world for the beloved global village

Blog:  http://virtuousandfreecameroon.blogspot.com/

 
Fellow Cameroonians and members of the International civil society

   Blog:  http://virtuousandfreecameroon.blogspot.com/

  
Illegitimate and illegal Government  of  President Dictator Paul Biya of  Cameroon will not be recognized by us the People of Cameroon. We, believe that Paul Biya is as guilty as his counterpart , President dictator Hosni Mubarak and must be  prosecuted accordingly 

Outsted President Hosni Mubarak of Egypt is likely going to face execution if things get really worst for him and his cohorts. The prosecutors charged that President Mubarrak order the shooting and killing of unarmed Egypt civilians during sporadic occasions of street protest against his regime thereby violating their right to free speech. If he does not get the death penalty by execution, he might be given a life sentence without the possibility of a parole!  Through out my protest against the regime of Cameroon , I have been a voice of reason and peace appealing to them to understand and cooperate with us to usher in a transitional government so as to avoid a bloody revolution.

Dictator Paul Biya of Cameroon was ousted by the constitution of Cameroon. He  and his regime like President Hosni Mubarak's is guilty of all the crimes  and injustices against humanity. Therefore, Paul Biya of Cameroon must cooperate with us to pave the way for a peaceful transition to allow us move on. He and his CPDM Party and regime along with their 23 corrupt  Cameroon opposition looters whom he bribed with over 20 millions frs CFA  to condone his corrupt and fraudulent Presidential elections in October ,2011 are guilty of crimes against humanity and conspiracy against the constitution of Cameroon to perpetrate corruption.

Whatever the outcome of  the case of Mubarak,  my point is even before the Egyptian people took to the streets forcing Mubarak to step down,perhaps peacefully under pressure, his counterpart in Cameroon dictator President Paul Biya had committed worst crimes against humanity , too. Besides, we the people of Cameroon had also protested bitterly against dictator Paul Biya and asked him to leave power. They are resisting through every means necessary.

In 2008, dictator Paul Biya ordered the killings of hnundreds of unarmed Cameroonian civilians and when that came to my attention while seeking asylum within the United States, immediately I took action till this day and many of my fellow Cameroonians as well as African friends have supported the call for Paul Biya to step down from power but he does not want to. Well, it is wrong and we want the world to honor our wishes  to end that bad government. Any crimes committed against Cameroonian people by the regime of Paul Biya has been compounded by the whimsical behavior of the 23 opposition ,which means they are guilty by association and participation in the crimes committed by the Paul Biya's regime against the Cameroon people.

When in the course of history, a certain individual or a small collective few who by virtue of their birth and inalienable rights are entitled to the life that others have acquired by crook or hook, come to the full consciousness that they, too deserve to be treated with respect and dignity, and by their conclusion believe that they ought to be listened by the world now persist in their quest for justice as well as insist on the importance of truth, humanity must consider the serious moral obligation at their disposal to give justice a chance.

I want to continue building the case against the corrupt regime of President Paul Biya of Cameroon in the light of the country's constitution with respect to article 66 and electoral laws. I want the whole wide world to know that no nation or people are small to be undermined by a professional corrupt elite as such. Mr Paul Biya and the CPDM regime must not be embraced by the world. We will defeat the essence of our common humanity if we knowingly continue to grant loans to a thievery and corrupt regime when they will never account for that money according to article 66 of our country’s constitution.

The case I have been building has to do with the struggle to promote good governance and the rule of law by uprooting corrupt practices within the ruling elite that has taken a huge toll on the country including children. But most importantly to arrest, charge and prosecute all these ruthless and corrupt Cameroonians who are ruining our country.

Under the proposition of good governance and the rule of law, the first immediate asset for ensuring that this comes to fruition is the constitution of the Country. We must uphold the Constitution of Cameroon and the rule of law as is, which had disqualified President Paul Biya from acting in any form , manner or shape as President of Cameroon. If Cameroon is now a plantain like country as it used to be prior to Independence, although now hijacked by Mr Paul Biya and his cohorts, well, we want to remind all of them that we are also entitled.

The regime of Mr Paul Biya of Cameroon has been rejected several times by the Cameroon people  in myriad of ways. I think we have saturated the different ways through, which we have poured our genuine anger and frustration against that kind of bizarre monstrous political system that is governed by irresponsible men and women.

I mean pure injustice and evil that should not be tolerated. The idea about a nation being sovereign rests with the capacity of that nation and the citizens to be able to hold those who claim to govern the people accountable. If we have no ethical apparatus or mechanism by, which we can inject a sense of decorum and fair-play in both management and governance, then we, the people must be forced to be turn elsewhere  for help

Life becomes something else when those who were given some opportunity to govern turn into monsters, tyrants, dictators and terrorists against their own fellow citizens. We will never close our eyes again when all these criminals have their children comfortably resident in foreign countries at the expense of our people trapped under their evil and selfish political system. Yes, they kill, steal, embezzle, and violate our human and civil rights for the sake of their children enjoying life, liberty and happiness overseas! You want to look at what motivates these  kinds of corruption in Cameroon.

These are the same people who have massacred, brutalized and oppressed Cameroon innocent families for decades for the sole aim to keep their children living in affluence overseas while our people are enslaved and confused. There must be accountability  in and out of Cameroon among Cameroonians about where all of us as well as the sources of our well -being overseas beginning with the children of all these corrupt Cameroon cabinet.

We will not lie low and allow these evil to ruin our destinies and shatter the prospects for a better Cameroon for this new generation. We must believe that this  injustice will end soon and that someone mightier than them will crumble this seemingly impossible clique of senseless corrupt people who have tortured and impoverished our people for too long 

We may appear like ants in the eyes of these corrupt men and women but we are right and this is the only reason why the truth will prevail. No government or organization or civilized people who believe in this present moment in history as well as certain about the virtue of good governance and the rule of law should ever embrace this kind of government. This is pure evil. A man is born into this world  as a baby and eventually he grows up and become  some hellish human being who does everything necessary to  corrupt the opposition clique  including his members of his cabinet,  , Parliamentarians ,governors and Ambassadors to aid and abet his do or die wish to be President for life.

Cameroon has Constitutions and laws, which must respected within the realm of International laws as regards universal principles of human dignity. President Paul Biya and these men and women are forcing their  reign of corruption, embezzlement and terror  on Cameroonians again and again. We do not want them. They are supposed to be arrested and jailed for life for corruption and crimes against humanity. We are not cowards. We know that they are on the wrong side of history and will leave no stone unturned in our quest for justice for ourselves. These are the men and women who  have been killing Cameroonians for more than 29 years in order to sponsor their children overseas into lavish and wasteful living.  

The CPDM regime of Cameroon under Mr Paul Biya and his french corporations who do not care about the human and civil rights of Cameroon people are on the wrong side of history. We cannot fight all the time when the fight is uncalled for except insist that those who perpetrate injustice and evil against us because they think that we are ants must be mindful of the fact that history beckons on us all to be true to what we all stand for as fellow human beings within the global human family and human kind's quest for safety, peace and prosperity ( freedom and dignity) as an individuals, families, communities and nations.

The list below are some of the leading Cameroon looters in defiance of article 66 . We must stand firm until all these looters are held accountable under all appropriate laws that govern us all.
 

  Jonathan Awasom 

The voice for Cameroon, Africa and the world in the 21st century
The Rally-cry for freedom, justice, peace ,democracy and prosperity for all

Empowering humanity to build a virtuous and free world for the beloved global village

Blog:  http://virtuousandfreecameroon.blogspot.com/

--- On Fri, 12/9/11, Pa Fru Ndeh <PaFruNdeh@YAHOO.COM> wrote:





 





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Breaking News: Paul Biya remanie le Gouvernement





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La lecture des decrets du Chef de l'Etat vient de prendre fin...

En attendant plus de details, l'on peut dores et Deja, retenir les faits marquants suivants:


Le Premier Ministre

- Premier Ministre: Philemon YANG


Les Ministres

- Vice PM, Ministre charge des Relations avec les Assemblees: Amadou Ali

- Ministre d'Etat, Ministre du Tourisme et des Loisirs: Bello Bouba Maigari

- Ministre d'Etat, Ministre de la Justice, Garde des Sceaux: Laurent ESSO

- Ministre Delegue a Presidence, charge de la Defense: Edgar Alain Mebe Ngo'o

- Ministre Delegue a la Presidence, charge du Controle Superieur de l'Etat: Henri Eyebe Ayissi

- Ministre Delegue a la Presidence, charge des Marches Publics: ABA SADOU

- Ministre de l'AT et de la decentralisation: Rene Emmanuel SADI

- Ministre des Affaires Sociales: Mme Catherine Bakang Mbock

- Ministre de l'Agriculture et du Developpement Rural: Lazarre ESSIMI MENYE

- Ministre des Arts et de la Culture: Mme Ama Tutu MUNA

- Ministre du Commerce: Luc Magloire Mbarga Atangana

- Ministre de la Communication: Issa Tchiroma Bakary

- Ministre des Domaines, du Cadastre et des Affaires foncieres: Mme Jacqueline Koum a Bissike

- Ministre de l'Eau et de l'Energie: M. Basile Atangana KOUNA

- Ministre de l'Econonmie, de la Planification et de l'Amenagement du Territoire: M. Emmanule Nganou Djoumessi

- Ministre de l'Education de Base: Mme YOUSSOUF nee Adidja Alim

- Ministre de l'Elevage, des Peches et des Industries animales: Dr TAIGA

- Ministre de l'Emploi et de la Formation Professionnelle: M. Zachari PEREVET

- Ministre des Enseignements Secondaires: M. Louis BAPES BAPES

- Ministre de l'Enseignement Superieur: M. Jacques Fame Ndongo

- Ministre de l'Environnement, de la Protection de la Nature et du Developpement durable: M. HELE Pierre

- Ministre des Finances: M. Alamine Ousmane MEY

- Ministre de la Fonction Publique et de la Reforme Administrative: M. Michel Ange Angouen

- Ministre des Forets et de la Faune: M. Philippe NGOLLE NGOUESSE

- Ministre de l'Habitat et du Developpement Urbain: M. Jean-Claude Ngouentchou

- Ministre de la Jeunesse et de l'Education civique: M. Ismael Bidoung Kpwatt

- Ministre des Mines, de l'Industrie et du Developpement Technologique: M. Emmanuel BONDE

- Ministre des PME, de l'Economie Sociale et de l'Artisanat: M. Laurent Serge ETOUNDI NGOA

- Ministre des Postes et Telecommunications: M. Jean-Pierre BIYITI bi ESSAM

- Ministre de la Promotion de la Femme et de la Famille: Mme Abena Ondoua nee Obama Marie-Therese

- Ministre de la Recherche Scientifique et de l'innovation: Mme Madeleine Tchuente

- Ministre des Relations Exterieures: M. Pierre Moukoko Mbonjo

- Ministre de la Sante Publique: M. Andre Mama FOUDA

- Ministre des Sports et de l'Education Physique: M. Adoum GAROUA

- Ministre des Transports: M. Robert NKILI

- Ministre du Travail et de la Securite Sociale: M. Gregoire OWONA

- Ministre des Travaux Publics: M. Patrice AMBASSALA



Ministres delegues

- Ministre Delegue aupres du Ministre de l'AT et de la Decentralisation, charge des collectivites territoriales decentralisees: M. Jules Doret NDONGO

- Ministre Delegue aupres du Ministre de l'Agriculture et du Developpement Rural, charge du Developpement Rural: Mme Ananga Messina nee Beyene Clementine Antoinette

- Ministre Delegue aupres du Ministre de l'Environnement, de la Protection de la Nature et du Developpement durable: Dr. Nana Aboubakar Djalo

- Ministre Delegue aupres du Ministre de l'Economie, de la Plannification et de l'Amenagement du Territoire, charge de la planification: M. YAOUBA Abdoulaye

- Ministre Delegue aupres du Ministre des Finances: M. Pierre TITI

- Ministre Delegue aupres du Ministre de la Justice, Garde des Sceaux: M. Jean-Pierre FOGUI

- Ministre Delegue aupres du Ministre des Relations Exterieures, charge de la Cooperation avec le Commonwealth: M. John Ngute Joseph

- Ministre Delegue aupres du Ministre des Relations Exterieures, charge des relations avec le monde islamique: M. ADOUM Gargoum

- Ministre Delegue aupres du Ministre des Transports: M. Oumarou MEFIRE




- Ministres charges de Missions a la Presidence de la Republique:

MM.: Hamadou Moustapha, ATANGA NJI Paul, MENGOT Victore Arey Nkongo, Philippe Mbarga Mboa



Secretaires d'Etat

- Secretaire d'Etat aupres du Ministre de la Defense, charge de la Gendarmerie Nationale: M. Jean-Baptiste BOKAM

- Secretaire d'Etat aupres du Ministre de la Defense, charge des anciens combattants et des victimes de guerres: M. KOUMPA Issa

- Secretaire d'Etat aupres du Ministre de l'Education de Base: M. NDONG SOUMHET Benoit

- Secretaire d'Etat aupres du Ministre des Enseignements Secondaires, charge de lenseignement Normal: M. Mounouna Foutchou

- Secretaire d'Etat aupres du Ministre des Forets et de la Faune: Mme K. Aladji, epouse BOUKAR

- Secretaire d'Etat aupres du Ministre de l'Habitat et du Developpement Urbain, charge de l'Habitat: Mme DIBONG nee BIYONG Marie-Rose.

- Secretaire d'Etat aupres du Ministre de la Justice, Garde des Sceaux, charge de l'Administration penitentiere: M. Doh Jerome Pen Baga

- Secretaire d'Etat aupres du Ministre des Mines, de l'Industrie et du Developpement Technologique: M. Fu Calistus Gentry

- Secretaire d'Etat aupres du Ministre de la Sante Publique, charge de la lutte contre les Epidemies et les Pandemies: M. Alim AYATOU

- Secretaire d'Etat aupres du Ministre des Travaux Publics, charge des Routes: M. Hans NYETAM NYETAM



Presidence de la Republique & Autres

- Ministre, Secretaire General de la Presidence de la Republique: Ferdinand NGO NGO

- Secretaire General des Services du Premier Ministre: Louis-Paul MOTAZE


- Ministres, SG Adjoints de la Presidence de la Republique:

M. Agbor Tabi Peter, M. Fouda Seraphin Magloire


- Ministre, Directeur du Cabinet Civil de la Presidence de la Republique: M. Belinga Eboutou Martin


- Directeur Adjoint du cabinet Civil de la Presidence de la Republique: M. Lee Joseph Aderson

- Conseiller Special a la Presidence de la Republique: Contre Amiral Joseph FOUDA

- Conseillers Speciaux a la Presidence de la Republique: M. Luc SINDJOUN, M. Narcisse Mouelle KOMBI

- Ambassadeurs Itinerants a la Presidence de la Republique:

M. Albert Roger Milla, M. Joseph Charles DOUMBa, M. MEDJO AKONO Marcel, M. KEUTCHA Jean, M. Ahidjo Mohamadou


Secretaire General du RDPC: Jean NKUETE





From: Pa Fru Ndeh <PaFruNdeh@YAHOO.COM>












http://www.journalducameroun.com/depeches.php?t=0#15201
Dépêches Cameroun

Alamine Ousmane Mey, nouveau ministre des Finances

JDC, 09/12/2011 22h59le DG d'Afriland First Bank a été nommé ce Vendredi Ministre des Finances par le président Biya


Marafa Hamidou Yaya, Jean Kuete, Messengue Avom et d'autres quittent le gouvernement Biya

JDC, 09/12/2011 22h48Marafa Hamidou Yaya, Michel Zoa, Jean Kuete, Siegfried Etame Massoma, Michael Tomdio, Clobert Tchatat, Messengue Avom quittent le gouvernement


Le nouveau gouvernement Paul Biya du 9 Decembre

JDC, 09/12/2011 22h46Amadou Ali, Vice Premier ministre charge des relations avec les assemblées
Laurent Esso, Ministre de la Justice
Eyebe Ayissi, Minitre du Conseil Superieur de l'Etat
Ministre delegue a la presidence en charge des marches publics : Aba Sadou
Ministre d'etat du tourisme et du loisir : Bello Bouba Maigari
Ministre de la Defense : Edgard Alain Mebe Ngo'o
SED chargé de la gendarmerie : Jean-Baptiste Bokam
Rene Emmanuel Sadi, Ministre de l'Administration territoriale et de la decentralisation
Ministre délégué en charge de la décentralisation : Jules Doret Ndongo
Catherine Bakang Mbock, Ministre des Affaires Sociales
Ministre de l'Eau et de l'Energie : Atangana Kouna Basile
Ministre du Travail et de la Securite Sociale, Gregoire Owona
Ministre des Sports et de l'Education Physique : Adoum Garoua
Ministre des Finances : Alamine Ousmane Mey
Ministre des Relations Exterieures : Pierre Moukoko Mbonjo
Ministre de la Communication : Issa Tchiroma Bakary
Ministre de l'Agriculture et du developpement rural : Essimi Menye
Ministre des affaires foncieres : Mme KOUM ABISSEKE
Ministre de l'enseignement superieur : Jacques Fame Ndongo
Ministre des PME : Laurent Serge Etoundi Ngoa
Ministre du Commerce : Luc Mbarga Atangana
Ministre de la Jeunesse et de l'education civique : Ismael Bidoung Mkpatt
Ministre de l'Economie, Planification : Nganou Djoumessi Emmanuel
Ministre de l'Elevage et des Peches : Dr TAIGA
Ministre de l'ENvironnement : Hele Pierre
Ministre des Forets : Ngolle philippe
Miknistre des Mines et et du Developpement technologiuqe : Bonde Emmnanuel
Ministre des Arts et de la Culture : Ama Tutu Muna
Ministre de la Promotion de la Femme : Abene Ondoua
Ministre de la Recherche Scientifque : Madeleine Tchuente
Ministre des travaux publics : Ambassala Patrice
SG de la presidence de la republique : NGONGO Ferdinand
SG des services du Premier Ministre : Louis Paul Motaze
Ministre délégué au ministère de la Justice : Fogui Jean-Pierre
Ministres chargés de mission à la presidence de la republique : Philippe Mbarga Mboa, Atanga Nji
Ambassadeur itinérant : Ahidjo Mohamadou Badjika



  Jonathan Awasom 


 The voice for Cameroon, Africa and the world in the 21st century
The Rally-cry for freedom, justice, peace ,democracy and prosperity for all
Empowering humanity to build a virtuous and free world for the beloved global village
Blog:  http://virtuousandfreecameroon.blogspot.com/

THE NEW YEAR MESSAGE TO CAMEROONIANS ABOUT OUR COMMON DESTINY

Dear Cameroonians and friends of Cameroon It is essential that I wish you all a hopeful and prosperous new year, 2011. This is a very defining moment for Africa and we must be resolute and determined to navigate the complex hallways of corrupt tyranny to good governance and the rule of law. President Paul Biya and his government are expected in all fair play to wrap up his reign of corrupt tyranny on Cameroonians by December 30th,2011 to hand over to the transitional government all things being equal to the rules and enforcement of our laws. The unfolding political upheaval in Ivory Coast is a reminder that any complex society that is founded on the rule of law will never see its leaders fighting over power. A free and better political system that reflects the reality of the people in terms of ethnicities and regions will guarantee appropriate procedures for entrance to power and exit from power. Therefore, those who contributed to inject bad governance into the Africans societies with the complicity of its gatekeepers must also shoulder the responsibility to prevent conflicts from escalating. We are sick and tired of two elephants fighting while the grass is trampled and crushed. The Ivorian and Cameroon governments must respect the law because this is our time for opportunity and prosperity. If someone comes to power in good faith, they should be willing to leave in good faith, too. This is pure and simple. Ten years ago, I became a political refugee and prisoner within the USA because of the corrupt and cruel CPDM regime. When President Paul Biya delivers his final New Year Speech to Cameroonians and the world, it will be up to him to embrace the peace plan to enable a smooth transition of power but the CPDM government cannot fool us again. Article 66 is the law and there is no dispute over this. We are undertaking a very powerful underground move, yet to ensure that the world understands our position against money laundry, fraud, corruption and gross violation of the rule of law by any member of the CPDM government. Make no mistake about this. The world will continue to witness the powerful tornado of truth in exposing the corrupt tyranny and dictatorship of the CPDM government with a compelling argument to be chronicled as wikitruth. Then during the past 4 years within the USA, our quest for the freedom of Cameroon has taken an unprecedented dimension forcing the CPDM regime to hit the USA based ABC News Media for propaganda. Concomitantly, the " Motions of Support to the head of state" by a group of CPDM youths in Yaoundé is outmoded and unconstitutional. There is a practical way of holding public servants accountable and article 66 provides a good clue to this. I have made a very practical request to the Congress of the United States to allow all of us under political asylum or as refugees to have the opportunity to testify. This is because some pro-government Cameroonians have been very sneaky by cutting ahead of us to misrepresent us. I have insisted to the Congress that they cannot speak on our behalf. I also want to take a moment to reiterate to all of you that we will never ever compromise our advocacy and fight to free and change the political system of Cameroon. The CPDM regime must respect our human rights and dignity by complying with article 66 of the constitution. It is clear that we want change very badly after the last Presidential elections in 2004 was yet another fiasco, which retained Mr Paul Biya as President of Cameroon.Now again he has began his usual tricks by stretching their tentacles of corruption and tyranny all over the world to cajole people for motion of support! . Unfortunately, the world is no longer what they have always conceived in their egocentric political mind set.We are on rampage. This is the fact about life.We understand our plight and know exactly how to solve our problems under the canopy of our constitution. The fact that Mr Paul Biya signed the Constitution into law does not mean that the signer should undermine its sanity and sacredness. We must be bear in mind that each of us with a good conscience have stakes in the future of Cameroon as a young nation that deserves to grow up. The proposition for a transitional government, which I opted for since 2009 as President for the transitional government continues to shape the political discourse among Cameroonians and anxious onlookers. The manifesto for the freedom and change of Cameroon has been particularly defined by the spirit and wisdom of the founders of America. The clarity and conviction of FREECCAM'A stance on the destiny of Cameroon in terms of political methodology drawn from the parable of the sower speaks volume about Jesus Christ's and Socrates' unmatched wisdom, which inspired the founders of America. It is amazing how, we, too are inspired by the same principles and ideals toward rebuilding Cameroon While Free and Change Cameroon, Africa ( FREECCAM'A) has trapped the head of CPDM government with article 66 of the Cameroon constitution, it is now very clear that the Social Democratic Front Party( SDF) is also consciously clinging unto its tail with the unconstitutional ELECAM. You need to know something about this powerful home and domestic political strategy that will strangulate the CPDM government and pave the way for a new life for us all. We cannot afford to miss this kind of political opportunity reasons for ,which all Cameroonians who have been vigilant and celebrating our advocacy and activism for a very long time now must begin to have great hope and a sense of greater involvement and commitment. We cannot always agree with the SDF party on everything but we can find common grounds and unite to free and change our society. This has been my plea and you will see more of this happening as we connect all the dots in the days ahead. Our goal is to forge a proactive partnership that will galvanize and unite the civil society within and without around our common dreams and aspirations to ensure that good governance and the rule of law begins to manifest within the Cameroon new political system.ELECAM is crucial to the SDF Party, which is right on the home front and have a proper understanding of the electoral fraudulent system from the experience of being hurt in the process. Meanwhile Article 66 is crucial to FREECCAM'A. FREECCAM'A is preoccupied with the principal subject of a republic, which is the rule of law ( The Constitution).Most importantly, very soon, the document on " The Nation of Thieves" will be released explaining why our nation's thieves must be held accountable, which means all their assets and monies overseas and at home must be confiscated and frozen pending a complete investigation into their ill-gotten and stolen wealth. The recent Political Romance sought by Mr. Paul Biya with his incompatible partner Mr. Ni John Fru Ndi must have been triggered by the scary best man article 66 of the Cameroon constitution, which calls for Mr. Paul Biya and his CPDM government to declare their assets to mark a new beginning in our struggle for freedom and change of the Political system in Cameroon. The political cynicism of the CPDM government which can only be compared with that of Machiavelli as a ploy to avoid article 66 will never work. We are very observant. We do not need emergency institutions to be created by decrees, with the hope to cajole and mislead people. A free and organized political system won’t have to wait for so long to be granted Universities and Hospitals. These institutions will only have a meaningful impact on the lives of Cameroonians if the political system is free and transparent with high regards and respect for human rights of all citizens especially University Professors who live under fear There cloud of fear over the refusal of CPDM party officials and public servants to declare their assets as public servants in order to set the stage for good governance and the rule of law is only being deepened as Article 66 sharpens our teeth for freedom and change.They have every reason to be afraid because they never listened to the voice of God when they were advised from several fronts to stop corruption and foster good governance and transparency It is important for Mr Ni John Fru Ndi and SDF party to understand that 20 years after, we Cameroonians seeking the freedom and change of the political system as well as individuals who embody that system will never be blind folded by any strange political window dressing. If a stretch of handshakes do not represent the dreams and aspirations of the Cameroon people as dictated by the constitution and the new world order, then we must say “thanks but no thanks for the handshake, please, Mr President, declare your assets” It is true that Ni John Fru Ndi is serious about transparent elections reasons for ,which he constantly alludes to ELECAM as a farce. But ELECAM is not embedded into the constitution like article 66. ELECAM was a creation by Mr. Paul Biya and CPDM regime to suit them. It can be scrapped off just as he signed a decree and established it but Article 66 is the law. By all account the rule of law must be enforced accordingly. This is the case we are making to the human race at this awesome moment in history because we shall never go to sleep until Mr Paul Biya and his government understand that they should never have taken us for granted as if they were and are anymore entitled to this life than any of us. We, the people were born free and entitled to know how they have managed the country following article 66. Thank you oncemore and have a great New Year Celebration Jonathan Fru Awasom Advocate for  a free and virtuous society in Africa FREECCAM'A Political Refugee Presidential Aspirant for a 24 Transitional Government of Cameroon Dear Cameroonians and friends of Cameroon It is essential that I wish you all a hopeful and prosperous new year, 2011. This is a very defining moment for Africa and we must be resolute and determined to navigate the complex hallways of corrupt tyranny to good governance and the rule of law. President Paul Biya and his government are expected in all fairplay to wrap up his reign of corrupt tyranny on Cameroonians by December 30th,2011 to hand over to the transitional government all things being equal to the rules and enforcement of our laws. The unfolding political upheaval in Ivory Coast is a reminder that any complex society that is founded on the rule of law will never see its leaders fighting over power. A free and better political system that reflects the reality of the people in terms of ethnicities and regions will gurantee appropriate procedures for entrance to power and exit from power. Therefore, those who contributed to inject bad governance into the Africans societies with the complicity of its gatekeepers must also shoulder the responsibility to prevent conflicts from escalating. We are sick and tired of two elephants fighting while the grass is trampled and crushed. The Ivorian and Cameroon governments must respect the law because this is our time for opportunity and prosperity. If someone comes to power in good faith, they should be willing to leave in good faith, too. This is pure and simple. 10 years ago, I became a political refugee and prisoner within the USA because of the corrupt and cruel CPDM regime. When President Paul Biya delivers his final New Year Speech to Cameroonians and the world, it will be up to him to embrace the peace plan to enable a smooth transition of power but the CPDM government cannot fool us again. Article 66 is the law and there is no dispute over this. We are undertaking a very powerful underground move, yet to ensure that the world understands our position against money laundary, fraud, corruption and gross violation of the rule of law by any member of the CPDM government. Make no mistake about this.The world will continue to witness the powerful tornado of truth in exposing the corrupt tyranny and dictatorship of the CPDM government with a compelling argument to be chronicled as wikitruth. Then during the past 4 years within the USA, our quest for the freedom of Cameroon has taken an unprecedented dimension forcing the CPDM regime to hit the USA based ABC News Media for propaganda. Concomittantly, the " Motions of Support to the head of state" by a group of CPDM youths in Yaounde is outmoded and unconstitutional. There is a practical way of holding public servants accountable and article 66 provides a good clue to this. I have made a very practical request to the Congress of the United States to allow all of us under political asylum or as refugees to have the opportunity to testify. This is because some pro-government Cameroonians have been very sneaky by cutting ahead of us to misrepresent us. I have insisted to the Congress that they cannot speak on our behalf. I also want to take a moment to reiterate to all of you that we will never ever compromise our advocacy and fight to free and change the political system of Cameroon. The CPDM regime must respect our human rights and dignity by complying with article 66 of the constitution. It is clear that we want change very badly after the last Presidential elections in 2004 was yet another fiasco, which retained Mr Paul Biya as President of Caameroon.Now again he has began his usual tricks by stretching their tentacles of corruption and tyranny all over the world to cajole people for motion of support! . Unfortunately, the world is no longer what they have always conceived in their egocentric political mind set.We are on rampage. This is the fact about life.We understand our plight and know exactly how to solve our problems under the canopy of our constitution. The fact that Mr Paul Biya signed the Constitution into law does not mean that the signer should undermine its sanity and sacredness. We must be bear in mind that each of us with a good conscience have stakes in the future of Cameroon as a young nation that deserves to grow up. The proposition for a transitional government, which I opted for since 2009 as President for the transitional government continues to shape the political discourse among Cameroonians and anxious onlookers. The manifesto for the freedom and change of Cameroon has been particularly defined by the spirit and wisdom of the founders of America. The clarity and conviction of FREECCAM'A's stance on the destiny of Cameroon in terms of political methodology drawn from the parable of the sower speaks volume about Jesus Christ's and Socrates' unmatched wisdom, which inspired the founders of America. It is amazing how, we, too are inspired by the same principles and ideals toward rebuilding Cameroon While Free and Change Cameroon, Africa ( FREECCAM'A) has trapped the head of CPDM government with article 66 of the Cameroon constitution, it is now very clear that the Social Democratic Front Party( SDF) is also consciously clinging unto its tail with the unconstitutional ELECAM. You need to know something about this powerful home and domestic political strategy that will strangulate the CPDM government and pave the way for a new life for us all. We cannot afford to miss this kind of political opportunity reasons for ,which all Cameroonians who have been vigilant and celebrating our advocacy and activism for a very long time now must begin to have great hope and a sense of greater involvement and commitment.We cannot always agree with the SDF party on everything but we can find common grounds and unite to free and change our society.This has been my plea and you will see more of this happening as we connect all the dots in the days ahead. Our goal is to forge a proactive partnership that will galvanize and unite the civil society within and without around our common dreams and aspirations to ensure that good governance and the rule of law begins to manifest within the Cameroon new political system.ELECAM is crucial to the SDF Party, which is right on the home front and have a proper understanding of the electoral fraudulent system from the experience of being hurt in the process. Meanwhile Article 66 is crucial to FREECCAM'A. FREECCAM'A is preoccupied with the principal subject of a republic, which is the rule of law ( The Constitution).Most importantly, very soon, the document on " The Nation of Thieves" will be released explaining why our nation's thieves must be held accountable, which means all their assets and monies overseas and at home must be confiscated and frozen pending a complete investigation into their ill-gotten and stolen wealth. The recent Political Romance sought by Mr. Paul Biya with his incompatible partner Mr. Ni John Fru Ndi must have been triggered by the scary best man article 66 of the Cameroon constitution, which calls for Mr. Paul Biya and his CPDM government to declare their assets to mark a new beginning in our struggle for freedom and change of the Political system in Cameroon. The political cynicism of the CPDM government which can only be compared with that of Machiavelli as a ploy to avoid article 66 will never work. We are very observant. We do not need emergency institutions to be created by decrees, with the hope to cajole and mislead people. A free and organized political system won’t have to wait for so long to be granted Universities and Hospitals. These institutions will only have a meaningful impact on the lives of Cameroonians if the political system is free and transparent with high regards and respect for human rights of all citizens especially University Professors who live under fear There cloud of fear over the refusal of CPDM party officials and public servants to declare their assets as public servants in order to set the stage for good governance and the rule of law is only being deepened as Article 66 sharpens our teeth for freedom and change.They have every reason to be afraid because they never listened to the voice of God when they were advised from several fronts to stop corruption and foster good governance and transparency It is important for Mr Ni John Fru Ndi and SDF party to understand that 20 years after, we Cameroonians seeking the freedom and change of the political system as well as individuals who embody that system will never be blind folded by any strange political window dressing. If a stretch of handshakes do not represent the dreams and aspirations of the Cameroon people as dictated by the constitution and the new world order, then we must say “thanks but no thanks for the handshake, please, Mr President, declare your assets” It is true that Ni John Fru Ndi is serious about transparent elections reasons for ,which he constantly alludes to ELECAM as a farce. But ELECAM is not embedded into the constitution like article 66. ELECAM was a creation by Mr. Paul Biya and CPDM regime to suit them. It can be scrapped off just as he signed a decree and established it but Article 66 is the law. By all account the rule of law must be enforced accordingly. This is the case we are making to the human race at this awesome moment in history because we shall never go to sleep until Mr Paul Biya and his government understand that they should never have taken us for granted as if they were and are anymore entitled to this life than any of us. We, the people were born free and entitled to know how they have managed the country following article 66. Thank you oncemore and have a great New Year Celebration Jonathan Fru Awasom Advocate for the Freedom and change of Cameroon FREECCAM'A Political Refugee and Prisoner President for Transitional Government of Cameroon Dear Cameroonians and friends of Cameroon It is essential that I wish you all a hopeful and prosperous new year, 2011. This is a very defining moment for Africa and we must be resolute and determined to navigate the complex hallways of corrupt tyranny to good governance and the rule of law. President Paul Biya and his government are expected in all fairplay to wrap up his reign of corrupt tyranny on Cameroonians by December 30th,2011 to hand over to the transitional government all things being equal to the rules and enforcement of our laws. The unfolding political upheaval in Ivory Coast is a reminder that any complex society that is founded on the rule of law will never see its leaders fighting over power. A free and better political system that reflects the reality of the people in terms of ethnicities and regions will gurantee appropriate procedures for entrance to power and exit from power. Therefore, those who contributed to inject bad governance into the Africans societies with the complicity of its gatekeepers must also shoulder the responsibility to prevent conflicts from escalating. We are sick and tired of two elephants fighting while the grass is trampled and crushed. The Ivorian and Cameroon governments must respect the law because this is our time for opportunity and prosperity. If someone comes to power in good faith, they should be willing to leave in good faith, too. This is pure and simple. 10 years ago, I became a political refugee and prisoner within the USA because of the corrupt and cruel CPDM regime. When President Paul Biya delivers his final New Year Speech to Cameroonians and the world, it will be up to him to embrace the peace plan to enable a smooth transition of power but the CPDM government cannot fool us again. Article 66 is the law and there is no dispute over this. We are undertaking a very powerful underground move, yet to ensure that the world understands our position against money laundary, fraud, corruption and gross violation of the rule of law by any member of the CPDM government. Make no mistake about this.The world will continue to witness the powerful tornado of truth in exposing the corrupt tyranny and dictatorship of the CPDM government with a compelling argument to be chronicled as wikitruth. Then during the past 4 years within the USA, our quest for the freedom of Cameroon has taken an unprecedented dimension forcing the CPDM regime to hit the USA based ABC News Media for propaganda. Concomittantly, the " Motions of Support to the head of state" by a group of CPDM youths in Yaounde is outmoded and unconstitutional. There is a practical way of holding public servants accountable and article 66 provides a good clue to this. I have made a very practical request to the Congress of the United States to allow all of us under political asylum or as refugees to have the opportunity to testify. This is because some pro-government Cameroonians have been very sneaky by cutting ahead of us to misrepresent us. I have insisted to the Congress that they cannot speak on our behalf. I also want to take a moment to reiterate to all of you that we will never ever compromise our advocacy and fight to free and change the political system of Cameroon. The CPDM regime must respect our human rights and dignity by complying with article 66 of the constitution. It is clear that we want change very badly after the last Presidential elections in 2004 was yet another fiasco, which retained Mr Paul Biya as President of Caameroon.Now again he has began his usual tricks by stretching their tentacles of corruption and tyranny all over the world to cajole people for motion of support! . Unfortunately, the world is no longer what they have always conceived in their egocentric political mind set.We are on rampage. This is the fact about life.We understand our plight and know exactly how to solve our problems under the canopy of our constitution. The fact that Mr Paul Biya signed the Constitution into law does not mean that the signer should undermine its sanity and sacredness. We must be bear in mind that each of us with a good conscience have stakes in the future of Cameroon as a young nation that deserves to grow up. The proposition for a transitional government, which I opted for since 2009 as President for the transitional government continues to shape the political discourse among Cameroonians and anxious onlookers. The manifesto for the freedom and change of Cameroon has been particularly defined by the spirit and wisdom of the founders of America. The clarity and conviction of FREECCAM'A's stance on the destiny of Cameroon in terms of political methodology drawn from the parable of the sower speaks volume about Jesus Christ's and Socrates' unmatched wisdom, which inspired the founders of America. It is amazing how, we, too are inspired by the same principles and ideals toward rebuilding Cameroon While Free and Change Cameroon, Africa ( FREECCAM'A) has trapped the head of CPDM government with article 66 of the Cameroon constitution, it is now very clear that the Social Democratic Front Party( SDF) is also consciously clinging unto its tail with the unconstitutional ELECAM. You need to know something about this powerful home and domestic political strategy that will strangulate the CPDM government and pave the way for a new life for us all. We cannot afford to miss this kind of political opportunity reasons for ,which all Cameroonians who have been vigilant and celebrating our advocacy and activism for a very long time now must begin to have great hope and a sense of greater involvement and commitment.We cannot always agree with the SDF party on everything but we can find common grounds and unite to free and change our society.This has been my plea and you will see more of this happening as we connect all the dots in the days ahead. Our goal is to forge a proactive partnership that will galvanize and unite the civil society within and without around our common dreams and aspirations to ensure that good governance and the rule of law begins to manifest within the Cameroon new political system.ELECAM is crucial to the SDF Party, which is right on the home front and have a proper understanding of the electoral fraudulent system from the experience of being hurt in the process. Meanwhile Article 66 is crucial to FREECCAM'A. FREECCAM'A is preoccupied with the principal subject of a republic, which is the rule of law ( The Constitution).Most importantly, very soon, the document on " The Nation of Thieves" will be released explaining why our nation's thieves must be held accountable, which means all their assets and monies overseas and at home must be confiscated and frozen pending a complete investigation into their ill-gotten and stolen wealth. The recent Political Romance sought by Mr. Paul Biya with his incompatible partner Mr. Ni John Fru Ndi must have been triggered by the scary best man article 66 of the Cameroon constitution, which calls for Mr. Paul Biya and his CPDM government to declare their assets to mark a new beginning in our struggle for freedom and change of the Political system in Cameroon. The political cynicism of the CPDM government which can only be compared with that of Machiavelli as a ploy to avoid article 66 will never work. We are very observant. We do not need emergency institutions to be created by decrees, with the hope to cajole and mislead people. A free and organized political system won’t have to wait for so long to be granted Universities and Hospitals. These institutions will only have a meaningful impact on the lives of Cameroonians if the political system is free and transparent with high regards and respect for human rights of all citizens especially University Professors who live under fear There cloud of fear over the refusal of CPDM party officials and public servants to declare their assets as public servants in order to set the stage for good governance and the rule of law is only being deepened as Article 66 sharpens our teeth for freedom and change.They have every reason to be afraid because they never listened to the voice of God when they were advised from several fronts to stop corruption and foster good governance and transparency It is important for Mr Ni John Fru Ndi and SDF party to understand that 20 years after, we Cameroonians seeking the freedom and change of the political system as well as individuals who embody that system will never be blind folded by any strange political window dressing. If a stretch of handshakes do not represent the dreams and aspirations of the Cameroon people as dictated by the constitution and the new world order, then we must say “thanks but no thanks for the handshake, please, Mr President, declare your assets” It is true that Ni John Fru Ndi is serious about transparent elections reasons for ,which he constantly alludes to ELECAM as a farce. But ELECAM is not embedded into the constitution like article 66. ELECAM was a creation by Mr. Paul Biya and CPDM regime to suit them. It can be scrapped off just as he signed a decree and established it but Article 66 is the law. By all account the rule of law must be enforced accordingly. This is the case we are making to the human race at this awesome moment in history because we shall never go to sleep until Mr Paul Biya and his government understand that they should never have taken us for granted as if they were and are anymore entitled to this life than any of us. We, the people were born free and entitled to know how they have managed the country following article 66. Thank you oncemore and have a great New Year Celebration Jonathan Fru Awasom Advocate for the Freedom and change of Cameroon FREECCAM'A Political Refugee and Prisoner President for Transitional Government of Cameroon

THE 24 MONTHS TRANSITIONAL GOVERNMENT FOR CAMEROON UNDER 32 COUNCILS AS BUILDING-BLOCKS FOR GOOD GOVERNANCE AND THE RULE OF LAW

--- On Wed, 11/25/09, Awasom Jonathan <jjawasom@yahoo.com> wrote:

From: Awasom Jonathan <jjawasom@yahoo.com>
Subject: [UB_Alumni]  The 24 months Transitional Government for Cameroon under  32 Councils as Building -Blocks for Good Governance and the rule of law
To: jjawasom@yahoo.com
Date: Wednesday, November 25, 2009, 10:31 PM

 

Dear Cameroonians and Well-Wishers   I want to wish you a very happy Thanksgiving celebration. All praise and thanks to God  for all the good things ,which have happened in our lives.Most importantly, we must be thankful for the political freedoms we have inherited from other nations and be inspired to free ourselves from the chains of ignorance and intolerance by the CPDM system in Cameroon.   I was wondering if everyone really took notice of the speech of President Obama to Ghana Parliament on the 11th of July, 2009. Make no mistake that I was inspired and propelled to more action by his speech after May, 29th,2009 when I initially blew the Whistle against the CPDM system. It was a policy speech, which finally came at the right time in history. Now, I give you the chance to explore it with me again. The immediate implication of this speech on our effort is in part expressed in the 32 Councils proposed as the building blocks for a Transitional Government for Cameroon   Yes, We Can: President Obama’s vision and promise for Africa   Excerpt from President Barack Obama’s Policy Speech on US-Africa Relations in the 21st Century   “Make no mistake: history is on the side of these brave Africans … Africa doesn't need strongmen, it needs strong institutions. America will not seek to impose any system of government on any other nation — the essential truth of democracy is that each nation determines its own destiny. What we will do is increase assistance for responsible individuals and institutions, with a focus on supporting good governance — on parliaments, which check abuses of power and ensure that opposition voices are heard; on the rule of law, which ensures the equal administration of justice; on civic participation, so that young people get involved; and on concrete solutions to corruption like forensic accounting, automating services, strengthening hot lines and protecting whistle-blowers to advance transparency and accountability”   President Barack Obama, Ghana Parliament on the 11th of July 2009   Let me explain to you how the transitional government may function. There shall be interim councils to oversea the transition. It is also a period during, which we shall be learning and growing together until we reach that place where we are certain that the check and balances of power are functioning.   Each Council will be made of members and experts under the leadership of a chairperson. The Council shall advise the transitional government through consultation and briefing at all fronts in the light of the vision for the country. In this wise, I will suggest the following Councils with broad provisions to cover all sectors towards good governance. These Councils will report to the transitional government.   We will appoint Chairpersons to these councils based on a number of factors; Education, Knowledge, character, experience, expertise and regional representation. It will be up to the Chairpersons to then recruit members of their council based on an acceptable code of conduct.   They could be at least to 10 members. However, the Councils will then develop Committees within the Cities and communities to report to them. This kind of decentralize system will give every Cameroon the opportunity to participate in nation building and will eventually strengthen grassroots democracy.   The Constitutional and Government Council The Judicial Branch Council The legislative Branch Council The Executive Branch Council The Territorial Administration Council  The Good Governance and Transparency Council The  Independent and Non-partisan Election Council The Military and Armed Forces Council The law and Enforcement (Police) Council The Media and Press Council on press Freedom The Post and TeleCommunication Council The Domestic Policy Council: Homeland Security, Immigration, Federal Office of Investigation and Central Intelligence Agency etc The Foreign Policy and Foreign Relations Council The Economic and Financial Council The Agriculture Council The Environmental Council for Clean Water,Air and Cities The Labor and Public Service Council The Public Safety and Transportation Council by land Air or Water The Primary and Secondary Education Council The Higher Education and Foreign Studies, Fellowship and Scholarship Council The Scientific Research and Laboratory Services Council The Technology Development Council The Engineering Council (road construction and development) The Urban Cities Council The Suburban and Rural Cities Council The Housing and Town Planning Council The Social Welfare and social Justice Council The Parks and Recreation Council The Health Care and Human Services Council The Sustainable Development and Empowerment Council The Social and Cultural Council  The Gender Equality and Youthful idealism Council NB: At this juncture, my humble request is for Cameroonians from all walks of life to explore these Councils and help us to identify the citizens who shall be willing participants in nation building. Make no Mistake; History is on the side of you brave Cameroonians who have ceased from being complainers and now to become nation builders.       I thank you for reading. Pass it on   Jonathan Awasom

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