It is heart-warming that in La-Guinea, exists a latent democratic structure borne out of a residual of Sekou Toure's socialist and self-reliant dispensation. What I am saying is that the evolution from anarchy to democracy for La-Guinea will be effortless. The same fervour that nourished anarchy, will be the requisite drive for democracy.
During the CNDD era, we have seen how La-Guineans have organised themselves to demonstrate effectively for "Dadis Must Stay". As I have shared then, these La-Guineans have a natural right to demonstrate thusly if it were not an engineered display of charlatanry. It unravelled when the opposing demonstration of an even larger number of La-Guineans was suppressed at the loss of very many lives. The base elements of republican fervor...demonstration of desire and free will, still remain.
After the first round of elections, Hon. Sidya Toure and the UFR demonstrated their consternation at the idea of partisan meddling in the resultant poll. That demonstration would have been effective and welcome were it not for the ill-advised rumour and allegation against the person of General Sekouba Konate. And that insiduous accelerant of faux accusation unravelled because the good people of La-Guinea will not let it stand, No not in the high moment they find themselves in. They recalled their innate sense of mass chagrin and salvation to demonstrate the counter-vire. Village after village, town after town, official after official, civic organisation after civic organisation, the media, the business community, and international underwriters of the irreversible democracy, publicly expressed their disdain of the unfounded allegations and their accompaniment of the General toward a benign transition. The coup de gras was when the Women of Kaloun offered single roses each as atonement to the General and their delight at Sekouba's change of heart Not to resign at this most inopportune hour of La-Guinea's life.
I am proud of the people of La-Guinea.
Haruna.
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Subject: In honor of Femi Peters, here is an urgent edition of La-Guinea News ... July 18th, 2010
An ominous plan aimed at undermining the calm and serenity of La-Guinea for the second round of elections has been uncovered. All citizens are urged to remain vigilant in the face of insiduous provocations and panache.
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