Edouard Valentin and Crépin Gwodock, complices of Ali Bongo, walking freely in Paris (while they are allegedly wanted by the CPI) gets confronted by some opposants. Video.

Fortunately, all over the world, activists are still fighting against the impunity enjoyed by some scoundrels. Winning small, certainly symbolic, but invigorating victories will help to continue legitimate and just struggles. The injustices linked to the FrancAfrique continue to raise in France and Africa in 2017. The CFA Franc is still the change to enslave ... Yet the influence of France melts like snow in the sun on the African continent, for the benefit of the Chinese and the Americans especially.
To be precise, the Chinese have come a little back in recent years on their absolute priority to invest in Africa. Thus, the share of their direct investment in Africa has been decreasing since 2015.

But this is not the subject of the day, let us return to our video.
Edouard Valentin, CEO of Ogar Vie and father of the wife of President Ali Bongo, Sylvia Bongo and former minister Crépin Gwodock were confronted in the 8th arrondissement of Paris on June 24, 2017. Four to five Individuals, including the Gabonese activist Marceau Malekou. The latter is one of the victims of the post-electoral police and military violence in Gabon and opposing the regime.
In this video, he reproaches these two people for being assassins and criminals wanted by the International Criminal Court.

Marceau Malekou was arrested and released a few hours later. The alleged perpetrators are still running.

The effectiveness of the approach carried out by these opponents is unsatisfactory, but what can be done when states such as France knowingly protect murderers or criminals of all kinds while claiming to be a country of human rights?
How ironic.
Criminals who stroll in Paris as if nothing had happened.
France would be honored to offer political asylum to Julian Assange and Edward Snowden for example as proposed by Jean-Luc Mélenchon, once again quite alone in its position, yet conforming to the French ideal of the Enlightenment. If anything exists of this spirit in present-day France.

Biased reaction in the Gabonese media who defend the relatives of Ali Bongo:

The Gabonese media to orders, as in France you will say ...

The respect of justice lies in the awakening of the citizen. Let us indignantly perpetuate ourselves, as Stéphane Hessel wrote so well.

"Half of the victory is in the choice of the battlefield, the other half in the choice of the moment."
Jacques Deval

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