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I'm totally baffled why you're having difficulties posting or logging
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[quote="John"][quote="devorah"]
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This reminds me of the "Sneetches on The Beaches", exvept the story is far from humorous and thankfully does not rhyme. Colonialism still lives on in morphed form. Cameroon's fragile unity may soon fracture.
The roots of Nigerian "refugee" status are already in place in America. The key to Americans'safety lies in DJT's determination, or not, to get serious about halting immigration and carrying out mass deportations. Every one of these international "migrant" is connected to the same source.

This is an interesting split, because the Catholic church has traditionally been stronger in the Francophone population. It looks like, in this case, language is a stronger force than religion.

15-Jan-18 World View -- Cameroon Catholic Church splits over government 'barbarism' and 'growing genocide'

Cameroon crisis escalates as English-speakers flee to Nigeria to escape French-speakers' violence

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Contents:
Cameroon crisis escalates as English-speakers flee to Nigeria to escape French-speakers' violence
Cameroon Catholic Church splits over government 'barbarism' and 'growing genocide'


Keys:
Generational Dynamics, Cameroon, Southern Cameroons, Paul Biya,
Anglophones, Francophones, Nigeria, Jeffrey Smith, Vanguard Africa,
Archbishop Samuel Kleda, Father Gerald Jumbam