LISTEN CAREFULLY TO WHAT FABIEN MÉRÉ HAS TO SAY. ÉCOUTEZ ATTENTIVEMENT LES PROPOS DE FABIEN MÉRÉ







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The video above presents a fluid conversation between Fabien Méré, a Gabonese lawyer who fights for democracy, and a compatriot. Appreciate the depth of the debate which also has the peculiarity to be of a brilliant simplicity. It is true that truth and logic often flow effortlessly.

Contrast this video with that of the press conference held by 5 Ali Bongo's underlings this Friday, which is filled with lies, threats and negation of everything that seems obvious.


We will not give up!





Version française

La vidéo ci-dessus présente une conversation fluide entre Fabien Méré, avocat Gabonais militant pour la démocratie, et un compatriote. Appréciez la profondeur du débat qui a aussi la particularité d’être d’une éclatante simplicité. C’est vrai que la vérité et la logique coulent souvent de source.

Contrastez cette vidéo avec celle de la conférence de presse tenue par 5 sous-fifres d’Ali Bongo ce Vendredi, qui elle est remplie de mensonges, de menaces et de négation de tout ce qui paraît évident.


Nous ne lâchons rien!

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