Mrs. Girardin, look at the ballot boxes! Luckily, they are transparent.

Chadians already knew you handle their concerns with indifference and disgust.  Even animals receive a better treatment from you. Your call for a dialogue, at a moment the counting of the 'transparent' ballot boxes is still on going, betrays your real feeling on the Chadian problem. It also expresses your disgust for the international community that has noticed the magnitude of the boycott of the vote by Chadians who opted to lock themselves inside and  not come out. And the ballot boxes are transparent, so transparent on can count the number of envelopes put inside from far away. Otherwise how on earth can people understand your call for a dialogue when the counting of the votes is not over yet? Or, Chadians must conclude with that call that it is a statement which cancels the upcoming results (victorious without a doubt) Deby will announce to the public. Following that scenario, your call for a dialogue can have a meaning. The truth is that Deby is illegitimate and has harvested what he has planted. Mrs. Girardin, it is up to you to open your eyes to clearly see things. Maybe you need binoculars.

The Coalition for the Defense of Constitutional Rights (CDDC)