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June 07, 2008

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DANGO  TUMMA

NY TIMES IS WRITING ANCIENT HISTORY.

THAT DOESNT REFLECT THE TRUTH AND FEELINGS OF THE PEOPLE. THIS KIND OF JOURNALISM ID TYPICAL OF NY TIMES ABOUT THE DICTATOR PAUL BIYA AND HIS FRWENCH COLONY OF CAMEROUN.

NEW YORK TIMES NEED TO DO MORE RESEARCH ON CAMEROUN AND REPORT ON WHY, HOW , WHAT SHOULD BE DONE ON THE CAMEROUNS FILE. AND STOP ACCEPTING PAYOFFS FROM THIS REGIME AS NY TIMES DID LAST YEAR.

Nyene Peter

Dango Tuma is back with his stupid analyses! It is clearly stated that this NY Times article was published in 1987, that is, 21 years ago. So why on earth is this Dango man acting as if the article was written today?

More than anything this article is a great snapshot in time which shows how the world and Cameroonians viewed the Biya regime barely five years after Biya became President. If anything, it shows that the more things change in Cameroon, the more they stay the same. Great walk back into the past... The predatory bureaucrats are still around, the cautious Biya has become a reckless ruler concerned solely about staying in power, the IMF was eventually embraced by the regime and the country's economic policy is dictated from DC, etc.

Ndim Bernard Ngouche

I feel tired and burning with anger with the manner information is treated in Cameroon. It is hallow and shallow mindedness that is killing us since we have often refused to use our eyes to see now than using them to cry. The IMF won't have been coming in to do the fire fighting for our battered economies if our elected thieves had done their jobs well. When Dango Tuma culls from an old NY Times magazine, this shows how much saw dust have been blown into our eyes by some zombies of the regime who can back it till tomorrow.Our Country today has been milked so much so that it has become so dry. Biya and his cohort have denied Cameroonians any meaningful election and all the elections that have been conducted have all been a charade and he knows it. The day Cameroonians shall vote one person per vote and each voice counted, then our mountains, hills and vallies shall rumble with joy.

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