Opposition denounces "falsification of history" by power

January 13, a day to remember the history of the country. A not-so-distant past in which the violence of arms has defeated the valiant personalities who, at the risk of their lives, have brilliantly written the history of Togo. By the revolver, the history of Togo was truncated and served to the younger generations making them believe that the criminals were "Father of the Nation". And yet, the "Father of Independence" Sylvanus Olympio never had the chance to be buried in this territory for which he fought at the cost of his life.

The weapons in one hand and the money in the other, Gnassingbe Eyadéma come from nowhere in a corner of history would have managed to bleed blood and lives removed to arrogate the title of "Father of the Nation" ". Is it "violence, a falsification of the history of the country"? Saturday denounced the leader of the opposition.

How after assassinating the one who proclaimed the independence of the country, they claim to have liberated the people? "Whoever did nothing does not deserve to be called father of the Nation," said Jean Pierre Fabre. To support his argument, he repeats this sentence inscribed under the monument of independence: "Togolese people by your faith and your courage a nation is born".

So it is not a soldier, arms in hand, who alone will have given birth to the Togolese nation as we have managed to sell to current generations.

According to the opposition, this violence that was used against the founders of the Togolese nation, remained the privileged path of this clan of "bloodthirsty" who come out tanks and ammunition against a people with bare hands, who claims the constitution of 1992.

The only difference is that the regime has modernized by adding weapons, the diplomacy of lies, slander, dusting, purchase of conscience with the means of the state.

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