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🇨🇲 The Cameroonian Lie (Part 1): 43 Years of Elite Pretence — Fru Ndi. 1996. 2008. Kamto. Tchiroma.

Cameroon has a national habit that keeps a failed system alive: we pretend in public and grumble in private. In Part 1, we trace the 43-year pattern—the moments that should have forced renewal, but instead became moments of elite compliance: Fru Ndi and the hope that hit the wall 1996 promises that gathered dust 2008: the street pays, power protects itself Kamto: politics treated like a security file Tchiroma: the latest chapter that confirms the same playbook This isn’t a rant. It’s a diagnosis: the masses are vocal—yet the educated class keeps performing the Lie, because silence feels safer than rupture. ✅ PART 2 is where we name the enforcement machine. Not just politics—the judiciary, military, administration, media regulators, protest policing, and intimidation that keep the “elite script” running… and why elections can start to feel like a treadmill in a captured system. NEXT (Part 2): The Enforcement Machine — Judiciary, Military, Media & Fear. 👉 What you can do after watching: Share this with 3 people (1 in Cameroon, 2 in the diaspora). Then answer the pinned question—no insults, just truth. Abonne-toi / Subscribe, like, comment—and let’s keep this civic conversation alive. #PaulBiya #Tchiroma #Kamto #CameroonPolitics #CivicEducation #Governance #Democracy #RuleOfLaw #Elections #Opposition #CivilSociety #Diaspora #AfricaNow #WorldviewTalkshow #PoliticalReform “In Part 2, we stop debating the symptoms and we open the engine room—judiciary, military, administration, and media regulation—because that’s where this system gets its power to silence, delay, and survive.”