The Guardian Post Nº 2017 published last month, carries on page six an article titled: “Gov’t presses for deportation of SCNC diaspora activists.”
The IG Research Bureau is publishing the page six article as it appeared because it comes on the heels of the circulation on the internet of a list of Southern Cameroonian activists that France and la République du Cameroun are eager to see targeted for elimination.
In early 1994, it was reported that France’s surrogates in Kigali, Rwanda were circulating a list of potential targets for elimination; we know how that story ended. We also know that French military advisers like Jean Pierre Huchon who provided distinguished service to the genocidal regime Kigali has spent some time in Yaoundé in the past training those who safeguard France’s interest in their colony. Recently, after the rumored death of France’s colonial jungle agent, Paul Biya of la République du Cameroun surfaced, the specter of a list was again invoked; with Cardinal Christian Tumi, the Arch Bishop of Douala prominent amongst those to be eliminated. So serious were the allegations that the Cardinal requested and got a meeting with the Secretary General of la République du Cameroun’s presidency.
The people of the Southern Cameroons must heed the lessons of Rwanda yesterday, and Côte d’Ivoire today--the French and their African agents will stop at nothing to maintain the slave era exploitation that undeservedly and disproportionately benefits the French in what they fondly call their “reserved hunting grounds” in Africa.
