l’express dimanche

i love my country as much as you love your country. MY writings in no circumstances reflect any form of imbalance or disparity, i not being racist nor being intolerent. however, i am a proud mauritian and would surely be loving to contribute actively alongside with all other mauritians towards the prosperous social and economical devlopment of my country.

Passionate readers we are and so were our parents and most probabely will be our grand children.

I make it a must that every sunday i buy my papers from the local shop next door. and this sunday also i bought mu l’express dimanche for 15 rupees.

As i get my paper, i see on the front coloured page a large picture of three “youngsters”  ( face hidden)  holding in their hands “phoenix beer” ( company owned by whites:

 Richard WOODING - Chief Executive Officer

Patrick RIVALLAND – Senior Manager Finance & Administration 

Jean-François HENRI - Senior Manager Technical Operations  )  cans and bottle )

and one of the children has a cigaret in his mouth, the cigaret is seemingly not lit. there is also a can of guiness, also being produced by the same brewry as above.

The headline is as follows ” Alcool, cigarettes, paris

LES JEUNES DEFIENT L’INTERDIT’

Going to page 4,  i see that Mr Vincent Koenig and Mr David Savy were selected in ” profile haut as they have created a software.  and profil bas goes to someone who openly denounced that there are drug dealers and consumers in the village where he is living.  L’express newspaper said : “Intolerable. C’est insi qe l’on peut qualifier l’acte d’une ou de plusures personnes qui se sont amusees a remplacer le nom de l’avenue Princesse de guinee( Niama) a Bambous par ‘avenue subutex et du marijuana’. … ” isn’t it done by someone who is penly denouncing drug abuse and dealing in his village?

On page 5, there is an article on Mr Montocchio who was elected ” entrepreneur de l’annee”

On page 13 the journalist writes ” Barack Obama est-il dangereux ou est-il digne d’etre le 44e president des etats unis?

page 15: Mr Clency Belloguet says ” he is the right man for the job” talking about Obama. Mr Belloguet says that he spent a few days in the headquarters of the presidential candidate. ( would he share whatever he learnt there to our local politicians? and/or to the people of his beloved motherland??)

Page 16-17, there is a big article on Christophe Caterino who was found guilty of having drugs in his possession in plaisance airport. the report extends to two pages.  and titles as ” le journal intime du steward Caterino”  a very large expose on how difficult this guy is finding the mauritian prison and amongst all, a description of the prison itself and the way he is being treated. In one of the trials of Christophe, a few months ago, some of his supporters even removed their trouses showing their white private parts to the mauritian press and people in front of the court. should this be continued to be liek that ? I am a  proud supporter of jusice and like all judicial systems of the world we have our pros and cons.  prove it to me that a mauritian being caught in france with drugs would have been better treated like christophe? or would it only be said ” sale mauricien” or ” sale noir” or ’saltee de negro”  I , alongside with other fellow readers would surely like to ask whether there is only mr Christophe in jail? or wasn’t there another person who was there since a longer time? or another mauritian? or was it only mr crisophe who was to be seen ? baf, you open the prison door and among all other prisoners you see only mr christophe and you decide to write an article only regarding him, and not about the misery that other prisoners are having, not the fact that the prisoners are having other difficulties? no.. nothing.. 2 whole pages for mr Christophe..

I would like to quote something from the support blog of Christophe:

“A mes chers, très chers collègues, qui étiez là parce que les hasards d’un planning vous ont conduit sur cette Ile maudite et qui vous êtes joins à nous ce 24 Octobre, je voudrais dire combien votre présence fût un immense réconfort et un formidable témoignage de sympathie et d’amour. Vous lui et nous avez offert spontanément et généreusement ces quelques heures de soutien, de patience, de dévouement, d’écoute et d’amitié. Que la vie vous rende la chaleureuse lumière protectrice que fût la vôtre. “

Source: http://maydaychristophe.free.fr/MAYDAY/Communiqu%C3%A9s/Entr%C3%A9es/2008/10/26_La_lecture_du_jugement_a_d%C3%A9but%C3%A9_ce_vendredi_24_octobre.html

 

thats all folks. see you soon !

Boomparwez

 

~ by boomparwez on November 2, 2008.