Wednesday, September 7, 2011

SYMBIOSIS AMONG CAMEROON'S FAMOUS POLITICAL PARTIES

Self-declared political analysts who fail to see the whole nature of things in the political arena called Cameroon easily mortify advocates of change with their parochialism and distortion of the country’s reality.  They fail to understand its history, the confluence of world powers over its control and fate, the force of global business entities that make a mockery of the balance of interest and values equation espoused by the countries they hail from. They even fail to understand that in Cameroon, most of the famous are the infamous.


For nine years now, since I quit the SDF that Fru Ndi's mafia had hijacked, I have been stating that Fru Ndi’s SDF and the French-imposed system under Biya are in a symbiosis. They sustain each other. It is sometimes disheartening when  some Cameroonian pundits (self-declared and recognized) fail to acknowledge the insightful words of  Cameroonian union-nationalists and  revolutionaries who were deeply involved with the SDF at all levels when the party embodied the soul of the Cameroonian struggle and carried the torch dropped by the historic UPC of Um Nyobe, Felix Moumie, Ernest Ouandgie and Ndeh Ntumazah---patriots who put the struggle above their personal well-being,and in so doing  paid a high price for it--- in most of the cases, the ultimate price.


I found out from the CPDM's biggest wit in the UK in 2002, that Fru Ndi's SDF with Ngwasiri as the front man had signed a pact with the CPDM to take the seats the regime allowed the SDF to win in the 2002 parliamentary elections, when the SDF was two days away from debating it in a NEC meeting. And of course Fru Ndi overrode the NEC decision and sent his boys to parliament, feeding on the monthly cuts he was getting from them.


This election is the last gasp of Cameroon's political megalomaniacs, including Paul Biya. It would clearly identify the ranks and camps,  that is, those who understand what the struggle is all about--- those who embrace the unifying vision of THE NEW CAMEROON; those who reject the system, its custodians, its masters and its beneficiaries; those who identify, support  and stand with the camp of the cheated, patriotic and struggling Cameroonian majority; those who embrace  the humane forces of the world and and strive to make Cameroon a part of  the world of civilized nations. It would identify these genuine advocates for change from those who betrayed and are betraying Cameroon.


In a nutshell, the aftermath of this election will pit those who identify with the tenets of CAMEROONIAN UNION NATIONALISM against THE EVOLUES who sustain the system and are taking Cameroon into abyss. The aftermath of this election would be a fight to redeem the soul of Cameroon. It would be hard and merciless for the advocates of the New Cameroon, but it would be our only salvation.  And only an alliance between the soldiers of the last phase of the struggle (the post-independence generations) and the under-30s age groups, guided by the vision of the NEW CAMEROON and versed with our turbulent history, shall we be able to sweep away this evil anachronistic system and confine it to the dustbin of history.


We are less than three weeks away from a historical revelation that will change the ball game in an arena that some of us naively call Cameroonian politics involving Paul Biya, but which in reality is the Cameroonian struggle against a Foccart-DeGaulle system installed almost seven decades ago under the guise of fighting communism, a struggle  given a blind eye by the western powers who gave France a free hand in Africa. It is a struggle against a mafia setup in Cameroon and Africa that involves corrupt politicians and big businesses that espouse their interests but not the universal human values.


Janvier Tchouteu


September 21, 2011




                                                                                  

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