What is the System and the Political Establishment in power in Cameroon?

"The people in power in Cameroon since 1956 are those and the heirs of those who did not fight, campaign or vote for the country's reunification and independence, whether as moderates or radicals, but are instead the people put in power by those who defeated, militarily, the people who fought, campaigned and voted for reunification and independence (The Kamerunists, the civic-nationalists otherwise called union-nationalist). These people in power are the compradors. They are the custodians of the French-imposed system whose ultimate goal is to destroy Cameroonian civic-nationalism (Kamerunism , Cameroonian union-nationalism), the most advanced form of patriotism in Africa that goes beyond tribe, ethnicity, and the imposed European cultures that have been used to divide and rule Africans. Less than 10% of Cameroonians support the political establishment that has hijacked Cameroon and Cameroonians, an establishment of compradors that crushes the Cameroonian people as predators of the most unthinkable forms. That is why they try to wrap themselves around the flag through armed conflicts and glory in international sports in order to come across as patriots. But the Cameroonian people see the pseudo-patriotism of these self-centered mercenaries with the demonic mindset; Cameroonians see them as the curse of Cameroon; Cameroonians see them as schnooks, compradors, and predators who are serving foreign interests and themselves only."

Janvier Tchouteu

Janvier Tchouteu is the author of Triple Agent, Double Cross

Triple Agent, Double Cross

Book 2 of 2: Compradors Series  | by Janvier Chouteu-Chando, 

A DEATH IN GENEVA THAT PUT A NATION IN A COMA AND TRAUMATIZED AFRICA: The Assassination of Félix-Roland Moumié and Cameroon’s Unfinished Liberation

by Janvier Tchouteu and Janvier T. Chando