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Recall that what Transparancy International computes is "corruption perception index"....And it is nothing else but just that... "perception"....
I wonder why the media makes so much noise about TI annual release of perception index, especially the caucasian western media, but they would not name and shame their banks and countries...(if at all they are honest at disparaging corruption)....that keep looted funds from Africa, Asia and Latin America.....
Posted by: The Entrepreneur Newsonline Inc. | Wednesday, 02 December 2009 at 12:45 PM
I am happy someone is realizing that vocal dissidents especially people from particular regions are not THE enemies. You know who the enemy is and who sustains the criminal regime that you defend.
Posted by: Kamarad | Wednesday, 02 December 2009 at 12:56 PM
Strange to find self declared vocal dissident that loves his village but dislikes his country….isn’t it ambiguous to see yourself first as a villager of a region and then a citizen of another country. …..
…..the arduous task in uncovering your hypocrisy is work in progress. …strange to find people that protect their corrupt brethren in and out of government but disrespect everybody else not from their region…strange men in strange places…
…..your village and tribesmen that you support are ephemeral…..Cameroon is here to stay….observe that what you dislike in Cameroon is replicated in abundance in your village and region: autocracy, gerontocracy, corruption, abuse of women and children, misappropriation of land and associated resources….begin untangling the baggage in your backyard and Cameroon will see light………
Posted by: The Entrepreneur Newsonline Inc. | Thursday, 03 December 2009 at 09:19 AM
Patriots like you should apply the "Rwandan solution"--that YOU have advocated on this forum to eradicate the Great and Mighty Cameroon of corrupt,abusive, looting, autocratic hypocrites like me. We await you in our mud huts with catapults.
Posted by: Kamarad | Thursday, 03 December 2009 at 10:03 AM