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They did not return our request for comment. SIMON: Elvine ends up on the phone with her brother-in-law, who is at the headquarters of Jean Ping, and he says there are soldiers trying to get in. There's nothing, absolutely nothing that you can do. You feel like a puppet, essentially. It's -- it's really you have this kind of double consciousness that you function with.
It feels unreal. I'm not in Gabon. This is what's going on there, but at the same time here -- and personally I am a teacher and I have to talk to my students about psychology, about sex and gender, about stats.
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So you're -- you're just overwhelmed. You don't know what to do. You don't know what you can do. But when they were able to get back in touch, in the case of Elvine, they found out that her brother-in-law was okay. He'd been arrested, but was okay. And more broadly they learned what happened was Now the death toll from that helicopter assault is unclear. You're seeing more people SIMON: Things went back to the way they were before the election, with Ali Bongo in power and the people of Gabon really unable to do anything about it.
But Elvine, Franck and other activists living outside the country, they had seen what an effect they could have. That they could move people in a way that they hadn't been moved before. But they also were confronting the limits to all of that power. And so it felt like a decision point.
SIMON: There was no longer a candidate to support, no election to watchdog, but they thought the least they could do is try to get the UN or the western media to pay attention to what had happened. But it didn't really work.
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And then we very quickly discovered oh, you poor thing. But back in Gabon, people were. With the help of a reporter in Libreville, the capital of Gabon, we talked to lots of people. People whose names we're not using out of concern for their safety, who said they were tuning into these videos the activists were posting because I mean, in the wake of the election, everybody was terrified to talk about what happened for obvious reasons.
And they'd see people not just speaking about how the election was stolen and how people were killed, but also condemning it. And it was revelatory. They heard someone giving voice to feelings they had but couldn't say.
SIMON: They -- they felt like they hit the limit of what this sort of media they were generating could produce. By the way, I want -- just want to let you know that Alain is here too, so he just step in. Welcome to have me here. And together, he and Franck were putting out a lot of these videos, playing around with different ways to try to spark some change. Until the hotel, when it blows up. He swivels around, points the camera at Franck and introduces him along with a couple other folks that are there with him. Vous allez bien? Pushes the button.
No problem. He -- he kill people! Like, they made their point. But no. He was a student at the time.
Says he remembers it well. It was right around pm. And he told her that the hotel should not be housing terrorists, which she promptly responded to by But the thing is, this guy wasn't the only one. People from France, people from Gabon, people from the United States started to call and jam the -- the -- how do you call that?
The line. The telephone line. And they do it again. Eventually she ends up staying in, like, the apartment of her daughter who lives somewhere in DC.
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I thought you were gonna say like a Motel 6 in Newark. And for the folks back in Gabon who -- who had been involved in this stunt I mean, they were actually able to safely and consequentially take part in it. In fact, one woman in Gabon described the experience and the feeling as And posted a video of themselves going into the Gabonese embassy, and swapping out the framed photo of Ali Bongo hanging on the wall for a photo of Jean Ping.
They even doxed the hotel of Ali Bongo himself. Fuck you!
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One person referred to them as celebrities inside the country. This is something I talked to them about when I was first meeting everyone at this barbecue. My name is Innocent. Someone who's not guilty, so, yeah. SIMON: Pretty much all of them told me that they and their families had at some point been targeted by the Bongo regime. Almost all our families back home. And to be honest, they're worried.
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My mom told me to stop it. You got to stop it. I cut it off -- to try to keep them away from trouble. And he got [laughs] he got arrested. And Landry was like a superstar of videos. All the way back before the election. At the time, he was living in Miami working as a businessman and was a huge Jean Ping booster. And [sighs] it was long time before I heard from him.
Hey, okay. They are certain things that you understand that I cannot -- I cannot say over the phone. The conditions are not -- are not -- are very, very, very difficult. Someone from the US Embassy visits him every two weeks or so. SIMON: And probably that, plus the Bongo regime trying to maintain some appearance of democracy and the rule of law is why he can even talk to me at all. And -- and I raised that with him.
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As a matter of fact, I really want you to do that. My rights have been violated from the beginning.