A plan for the dismissal of the President of the Republic is circulating under the coat. The FFKM is the conductor.
A conference of all intrigues. The FFKM concocts a Summit Conference whose outlines are suspect. For the past few days, some Church leaders who are members of the FFKM have been attending meetings to develop a plan called “Summit Conference” whose purpose is to prevent the President of the Republic Andry Rajoelina from running for the next presidential election.
In this plan confined in a document where two former presidents are involved, several meetings are planned to present the initiative, discuss the strategy, the steps to follow and the arguments. A Machiavellian plan whose strategy is to convince the international community to force the holder of power to abdicate. Then, the international community will support the “point and economic alternative” designed by the FFKM. The World Council of Churches has never liked to qualify its national consultation initiative for not reliving history and the past. In previous political crises, the FFKM always played the mediator but its neutrality was contested. This is still the case today.
Steamroller
The solutions proposed by the FFKM have never allowed the country to develop and above all to put an end to the cycle of crisis. Thus, to supposedly listen to all voices and opinions, the FFKM received on Thursday various political and diplomatic personalities such as the resident representative of the United Nations system, the French ambassador… The meetings are officially indicated as a preparation for the conference on the presidential election initiated by the Ceni but indiscretions report discussions rather oriented towards the FFKM plan.
According to the schedule of the plan, implementation is scheduled for this month of March. A meeting with the Head of State is scheduled to tell him that a steamroller aimed at ousting him from power and prohibiting him from running for a second term has been activated.
Recently, several appeals have been made to the international community not to finance the presidential election. Could it be pure coincidence? In any case, the FFKM places all its hope in the support of the international community. If all goes as planned, the heart of the matter should take place at the end of April-beginning of May. Civil society organizations and trade unions will take action by launching strikes across the country. These movements are intended to exert pressure from the street on the President of the Republic so that he submits to the plan of the FFKM. It is then enough to seize the HCC to note the situation and to start the procedure of dismissal of the President. For the moment the FFKM takes its dream for a reality.