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Globalist. Techie. Open Borders. RPCV Cameroon 2010.

Joined April 2010
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What is @TheOAPod doing with that new sponsor money? Not sure but I think we can safely say not paying for an editor.
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Replying to @MyODFW
Wow! Thanks. No one guessed crows, so that was a surprise.
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Replying to @MyODFW
@MyODFW Could you settle an argument for us? Could this be a colony of bats or not? This was filmed a couple days ago shortly after sunset in downtown Portland.
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Replying to @Morris_Monye
Let's not forget her reasons for doing so were completely selfish.
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Replying to @MilesTaylorUSA
Not to be rude but.... duh... How could you not know that?
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"True democracy is a safety valve to let a youthful populace register their desire for change. The alternative is that they gravitate toward violence or even terrorism. Biya has found a way to stay on, but ... demographics mean that change is inevitable." washingtonpost.com/opinions/…
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The situation in Cameroon is set to seriously escalate in the coming days. Either the government will start to crumble or repression will rapidly worsen. De-escalation seems far away.
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Replying to @TJane_V
Yay! Double down on that ignorance!🙌🏻
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I honestly can't wrap my head around this news. I spoke to Muhammed just two weeks ago. He was so kind, and so sure everything would be alright in the end. He had so much faith El Fasher would survive.
Muhammad Khamis Duwda the spokesperson for the displaced population of Zamzam camp was today murdered by RSF militiamen at his home in Al Fashir. انالله واناالیه راجعون
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Anyone from Cameroon here? 🤣🤣
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Ryan J. Yoder retweeted
Breaking News: "We will not back down" - Issa Tchiroma Bakary #MMINews #Tchiroma
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Most of the rest of the country acted like the anglophone crisis was not their problem. Now the same crisis has been used to keep the regime in place. It turns out it was all our problem.
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Mass slaughter in Sudan, Jihadists are taking over the Sahel, Ethiopia on the brink of war, Mogadishu slowly getting surrounded, major uprising in Cameroon Europe continues to ignore the situation across Africa & can expect a refugee crisis that far exceeds 2015/16 because of it
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Sen. Paul is right. These are murders.
Rand Paul on Trump's strikes on boats: "I would call them extrajudicial killings. This is akin to what China does, what Iran does with drug dealers -- they summarily execute people without presenting evidence to the public. So it's wrong."
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Ryan J. Yoder retweeted
So October 27 Cameroon’s election results will be formally announced. If I thought it would be an honest announcement I’d stay up all night - but based on history I’m not optimistic. God grant that I’m wrong and peace and justice will reign in that great nation.
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... vous allez embrasser vos petits enfants, avec votre bonne conscience, au regard de Dieu, vous avez probablement plus de sang sur vos mains d'inconscients que n'en aura jamais le désespéré qui a pris des armes pour essayer de sortir de son désespoir."
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je sais ce que je dois leur crier à ceux-là: "Les premiers violents, les provocateurs de toute violence, c'est vous! Et quand, le soir, dans vos belles maisons,...
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« Ceux qui ont pris tout le plat dans leur assiette, laissant les assiettes des autres vides, et qui ayant tout disent avec une bonne figure, une bonne conscience “Nous qui avons tout, nous sommes pour la paix!”.
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Quand l’Internet ne fonctionne pas au Cameroun 🇨🇲 et on vous brandit le prétexte du câble sous-marin WACS qui est coupé, n’oubliez pas ceci: 1. C’est l’État du Cameroun qui a pris le contrôle de ce câble à son point d’arrimage à Limbe après l’accord signé entre MTN et le Minpostel de l’époque. 2. Le Cameroun a fait construire son propre câble SAIL qui part de Kribi. On a toujours une dette à la Chine de plus de $500 millions (280 milliards CFA) pour sa construction. Il a le double de la capacité de WACS. 3. On a trois autres câbles (ACE, SAT-3 et MainOne) en cas de défaillance d’un câble. 4. Tous les câbles sont sous le contrôle de l’État 🇨🇲 qui a donné l’exclusivité de l’exploitation à Camtel. 5. Seules les solutions satellitaires comme Starlink (qui n’est pas autorisé) échappent au contrôle de l’État. Yes vous comprenez alors… 6. Ensemble, ces câbles offrent plus de 70 Tbit/s de capacité Internet, mais le Cameroun n’en utilise même pas 15%. 7. Le gouvt a déjà utilisé la coupure internet contre sa population lorsqu’elle a privé le Sud-ouest et le Nord-ouest d’internet en 2017 pendant 93 jours. Donc please stop lying to us. We aren’t that stupid. #BringBackOurInternet
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