Emmanuel MACRON AND HIS DESIRE FOR POWER
Traduction de NDZI Etienne NGAH
Lucien AYISSI, February 23, 2020 0
The desire for power of Mr. Emmanuel Macron can not only be read through the fact that he likes to speak in the first person singular. This fact which is certainly negligible in the context which is ours, that of all-out liberalization of the "Logos", is nevertheless worrying in itself: the autolatric situation of the self through the verbal inflation of its singularity in a Republic is a precious asset indicator of his desire for power. Such a desire is so hegemonic in Mr. Macron that it motivates him to be very transgressive in relation to all the political and diplomatic conventions in force in international relations. Admitting, with all the arrogance of Jupiter, that it is he who is the guiding political vector of Cameroon and, consequently, of all French-speaking Africa, Mr. Macron who nevertheless affirmed on February 17, 2017 in Algiers that "colonization is a crime against humanity", curiously makes provision for Françafrique. It is through this heinous policy that he strives to prove to I do not know who he is powerful. The proof, he can effectively exert this or that political pressure on the President of the Republic of Cameroon. But, as we know very well, the desire to prove that we are powerful is another indicator, that of an impotence which leads Luc Ferry to say with great regret, in an interview he gave to Sud Radio December 27, 2018, that "we put a kid at the Élysée and we will pay him dearly".
Prof. Lucien AYISSI
The University of Yaoundé 1 (Cameroon)
