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If Kiir is the Boss of GoSS He Should Fire Dr. Riek: If GoSS President
is really a leader of his government and SPLM party, why is he afraid
to fire Dr. Riek Machar immediately rather than boring the SSLA with
complains against a junior. Dr. Riek Machar has already taken courage
to tell the king that he is naked on the DTCSS. Dr. Riek has already
rebelled against Mr. Salva Kiir and it is up to the boss to swallow
the bitter pill from his junior or vomit it out altogether by
dismissing him from the GoSS Vice-Presidency post. Mr. President Kiir
can even dissolve the SSLA if he likes. There is no jurisdiction that
gives the GoSS President power to impose a shameful constitution on
the SSLA by threat. Let's Kiir rule South Sudan without a constitution
if he thinks that he does not want to heed to the wise voice of the
people of South Sudan. By then it shall be clearly known worldwide
that South Sudan is born as a monarchy under its former so-called
SPLM/A liberators. Let's democracy be buried to rest in peace in South
Sudan under Kiir's bad rule till comes the time for the right
democratic constitution to be made by resurrection. Please God save us
from the wrath of dictatorship that is looming so badly in South
Sudan. Dr. James Okuk
Victims of foreign intervention Tendai, you must present us with hard
evidence of SPLA burning property in the village "Near Upper Nile".
But to refer to fiction written by other motivated enemies of South
Sudan makes you one of the elephants joining the fight. For the last
40 years here in Southern Sudan we have learnt about the facts of the
situation becoming the first victim of the foreign intervention into
our country. The SPLA has for sure committed its share of the crimes
but the whole misreporting and the question to to find equal party to
the conflict responsible only left the real criminal to go free. Alim
Ochan, Fangak Village
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