Africa-Press – South-Sudan. By Gordon Chien Mayen Luk
Compatriots, allow me to briefly speak about why Dr. Biar’s portrayal of the President worth no condemnation. On the above mentioned tittle, I want to make a reply to those who blindly seized side, and defend the so called President on the commendation made my Dr. Biar, that you terms as defamation.
There is nothing to be defended in a President who disgraces the country by his irresponsible attitudes, in the foreign lands. The commendation of his true identities is not substantial than the shameless picture of a country led by a person of his caliber. Hence, those who pretend to love the President must understand their ineffective stance and walk away from it!
His reputation is not crucial than a nation. Before Biar aired out the detailed weakness of the President, he was regarded a failed head of state by the other foreign communities. Bitter things were said about him, more than what Dr. Peter Biar said.
There are many things that are not going on well in our country that we should speak about as intellectuals: but not a defamation of a President who brings embarrassments to himself as well as to the country at large. A nation will not get paid from his reputation you want to build that he was/is not skilled to build.
Things like; His failure to full implementation of the agreement, high rate of corruption, SPLM-IG paying its members using national money but our civil servants remains without salary, our oil sold in advance (up-to 2027), and many others things, needs our attention, but not defending of a President’s long time spoiled reputation.
We must acknowledge that, whether or not we care for him, he’ll never care for us. In addition to that, I want to remind the opinions merchants that, you are almost out of time. Use your time wisely. Taking one’s opinion about the government personal is more of absurdity and we must abstain from that.
How long do you intend to keep selling people’s opinions for a mere combo, that your mothers can make for you at home? How long do we intend to coat the situation we are in, as a nation?
We must learn to be a country loving men, but not thugs’ proponents. The facts that the power is being sit on, by these oppressors does not means for eternity. A time shall come when they will be no more, (I have always said this) but the country will remain, for us and the generations to come.
Lastly, I advise all Junubeen to exercise their rights and give no heed to the would be prisoners.
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