RAMBLE in the JUNGLE
The Cameroons
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The Shopkeeper of Takamanda
Wanaku Verdzekov · · The Cameroons
Would a shopkeeper give the keys to one whose loyalty isn't clear? For nations too, these keys are weight.
Tags: poem, limerick, leadership, trust
Autonomy
Wanaku Verdzekov · · The Cameroons
When it's time to move, not even lions can hold them back. Self-rule is our birthright.
Tags: poem, self-rule, ambazonia
Doctrine of Freedom in the Cameroons Crisis
Wanaku Verdzekov · · The Cameroons
Freedom is at every citizen's doorstep. We simply need to pick it up, dust off the colonial years, and move forward.
Tags: self-rule, freedom, core-thesis
Institutions of AMBAZONIA? + Institutions Last, Individuals Don't
Wanaku Verdzekov · · The Cameroons
Strong individuals do not cook beans for my GrandMa in Ambazonia. Strong institutions DO.
Tags: institutions, sociology, trust, strongmen
Irony of Soccer Knowhow (The Irony of Life in Camerounia)
Wanaku Verdzekov · · The Cameroons
Citizens grasp the rules of soccer easily, yet struggle with the laws that govern their day.
Tags: poem, law, legalese, access-to-justice
AMBAZONIA belongs in WEST AFRICA!
Wanaku Verdzekov · · The Cameroons
If there is NO PLAN, then the PLAN is to FAIL.
Tags: west-africa, ecowas, waec, planning
1942 – The Atlantic Charter
Wanaku Verdzekov · · The Cameroons
AMBAZONIA is TRAPPED by France and the FCFA, a situation ENABLED by the USA and the UK. Only the USA and UK can DISABLE it.
Tags: self-determination, international-law, france, fcfa
CAMEROONS Crisis: Plato vs Dinka?
Wanaku Verdzekov · · The Cameroons
Where does AMBAZONIA's governance template come from: Plato, or Chief Dinka's New Social Order?
Tags: governance-template, self-rule, systems
BASIC FUNDAMENTAL PHILOSOPHY?
Wanaku Verdzekov · · The Cameroons
Without a basic fundamental philosophy, anyone can walk in at any time and be the DICTATOR.
Tags: philosophy, dictatorship, governance
Theory of Prison
Wanaku Verdzekov · · The Cameroons
What gives one human the right to put another human in custody?
Tags: prisons, colonial-law, governance
AMBAZONIA – Fighting for …?
Wanaku Verdzekov · · The Cameroons
Once Franco-Cameroun is out of the picture, what will citizens be "fighting" for?
Tags: self-rule, two-part-fight, interface
France is a NEO-COLONIZER
Wanaku Verdzekov · · The Cameroons
Since the end situation is that people will be left alone, it is advisable for the people to PREPARE to be LEFT ALONE: independent and self-ruling.
Tags: france, neo-colonialism, oil, cfa-franc
The Price to Pay for Not using our own Brain muscles
Wanaku Verdzekov · · The Cameroons
The unique asset of AMBAZONIA is its people: count them one by one and you get a sense of how rich or poor AMBAZONIA is.
Tags: aid, self-reliance, people-as-asset
Bororo vs Ambazonia bruhaha in Wum?
Wanaku Verdzekov · · The Cameroons
Blaming the youth of Ambazonia for anything in a territory that has nursed dysfunction from the get-go is tantamount to BLAMING THE VICTIM.
Tags: farmer-grazer, wum, governance
Ambazonia recognition?
Wanaku Verdzekov · · The Cameroons
Oh UN, with your mission so grand, finish decolonization as planned.
Tags: poem, limerick, un, recognition
To Ambazonia: "You can't Win"
Wanaku Verdzekov · · The Cameroons
Take your pick: a FUNCTIONAL small kommunity, or a DYSFUNCTIONAL "one and indivisible"?
Tags: win-what, aphorisms, kommunity
Any Man Help Self?
Wanaku Verdzekov · · The Cameroons
The LAND, the PEOPLE and their hiSTORY remain: the three-legged stool of self-rule.
Tags: international-help, self-rule, land-people-history
"Mt Fako Won't Move"
Wanaku Verdzekov · · The Cameroons
Land of ancestors; NOT the land of any so-called "government".
Tags: land-of-ancestors, gendarmes
AMBAZONIA Independence happened in 1961 – Already
Wanaku Verdzekov · · The Cameroons
We are NOT "asking" for INDEPENDENCE; this happened in 1961.
Tags: independence, trauma, tlc
CAMEROONS – Commendable efforts to "solve a problem"?
Wanaku Verdzekov · · The Cameroons
No one needs to be forcibly convinced of their citizenship. You are born, and you know it in your bones.
Tags: diaspora, citizenship, time