National Dialogue of the deaf and blind is a waste of time Jun. 07 Featured, Uncategorized 16 comments
BY: Alhag Paul, South Sudan, JUN/07/2017, SSN; The dynamics of the National Dialogue have thrown up interesting social realities. One of these realities is the newly emerging willingness of some intellectual members of the Jieng community to speak out openly. This is a good development because the blanket silence of the Jieng over the horrendous behaviour of their leaders and the regime in Juba is fueling hatred toward them. The debate on the National Dialogue is offering opportunity for expression of such change. During a meeting on the subject at Westminster University on 28th March 2017, Peter Biar Ajak surprised some by coming clean. Peter and the other speakers unanimously agreed that if the National Dialogue is to work, President Salva Kiir must not be the patron as he is part of the problem to avoid the issue of partiality of the process. They also stressed that the National Dialogue must be inclusive and it should be held in a neutral place to ensure security of the participants. These concerns have been raised internally by the various South Sudanese political groups and externally by international community. For example, the People Democrat Movement (PDM) produced a detailed comprehensive document on the topic and the Chairperson of the African Union Commission emphasised the need for impartiality and inclusivity during his visit to Yei, South Sudan. Peter crucially went further to touch the nexus of Dinkocracy to the National Dialogue. Important as it was, it nearly went unnoticed had Peter not brought it to light. It appeared as if Peter was clear that the stain of Jieng tribalism would make the National Dialogue exercise lose its credibility. This is not because over 40 percent of the steering committee of the National Dialogue including its leadership is Jieng, but rather because of the emerging picture about the Jieng government following the resignation of Lt. General Thomas Cirillo Swaka and others from the army. The resignation letters of these patriotic servants of the people laid bare the tribal nature of the army. Peter highlighted this point powerfully as an academic distancing himself from the tribal regime and appearing to be patriotic. He stated to the audience that, “since the creation of the Jieng Council of Elders (JCE), the structure of the government (of South Sudan) turned into Dinka government. With defection of General Thomas Cirillo now the remaining five Chiefs of the army are Dinka and this is now Dinka militia.” He went on to say, “Dinka nationalism is becoming a threat to South Sudan”. With this truth, Peter in effect joined a new group of Jieng converts who are now seeing the light and want to act patriotically. In contrast to Peter’s view, The Sudd Institute in their paper titled, The Dialogue Brief, South Sudan’s National Dialogue: what it should be and why it should be supported dated 31st March 2017 attempts to manipulate its readers. It deceptively paints the national dialogue of President Kiir as a process that has a huge support throughout the country. This sort of misinformation and manipulation should not surprise anyone as the Sudd Institute is one of the three Jieng think tanks funded clandestinely by the government of President Kiir. The others are: Ebony managed by Deng Lual Aciek and Centre for Strategic Analysis and Research managed by Peter Biar Ajak himself. Peter has spoken the truth. Dinkocracy reigns supreme in South Sudan. Whether Peter’s expressed truism is honest or not, it does not matter. He has at last demonstrated that as a Jieng he has the capacity to be objective. It would be wrong to say that Peter of all the Jieng is the first person to state the truth about the regime in Juba. Nearly a decade ago, a Jieng lady called Ayeng Jacqueline and few others complaint against Jieng imperialistic behaviour. In my article, ‘Tear down the SPLM’: will South Sudanese now respond? I wrote about their novel efforts. “True South Sudanese like Ayuen Panchol and Ayeng Jacqueline Ajak who expressed her view in “Let’s try to reform our people. A Dinka woman’s point of view on Madi land issue” published in February 2009 by South Sudan Nation are leading the way in the Jieng community to do the right thing for the country. South Sudanese should stand up with them. They are caring of the country and its people. These are individuals who have demonstrated their human values. They say things as they are. If South Sudan had the majority of its population with the likes of Ayeng and Ayuen, the country today would be a different place to live in and Oyee would have been history.” (http://www.southsudannewsagency.com/index.php/2012/09/02/tear-down-the-splm-will-south-sudanese-now-respond/) The disappearance of these patriotic Jieng from the political scene of South Sudan must be a result of Jieng group pressure. As such we the non-Jieng need to support the good Jieng and where possible protect them to counter the tribal pressure exerted on them to conform. These complaints must not be forgotten because this is the evidence that women are part of the struggle and they should not be made invisible by male dominance as experienced by women worldwide. Of recent, converts such as Kuir Garang Kuir have been very vocal against the regime and credits should be given where it is due. This will help in making the Jieng understand that they are not hated but rather it is their imperialistic behaviour that the people do not like. Therefore, Peter Biar Ajak being a Jieng from Bor will go a long way if he starts to talk the truth about the Jieng occupation of Madi land, Bari land, Chollo land etc. I have no doubt that people like him can persuade the Jieng to shun their colonial mentality if they so choose to be on the right side of history. The impact of Jieng imperialistic adventures on the image of the Jieng and above all Jieng relationship with others is so unhealthy to the extent that it risks serious repercussions for the Jieng as a people. Presently, Jieng unity that enabled them to abuse South Sudanese is in crisis. The Jieng delusionally committed horrendous crimes in believe that they will remain invincible. Well, in life there is nothing like that. Human beings act in groups primarily as individuals and individuals have personal ambitions which if suppressed may lead to group fissures and ultimately to disunity and conflict. This process now seems to be taking place among the Jieng. The squabbles in the heart of Jieng power triggered by the removal of Paul Malong from his military position have opened up cracks rippling through their supposed iron cast unity. Paul Malong now most likely feels bitterly deceived, used and abused by President Kiir. He may virtually be going through emotional and mental turmoil. To a large extent, he is possibly a person in crisis with the probability of posing danger to himself and the society. What makes this situation worse is President Kiir’s Machiavellian restrictions on his movements which suggests he is under house arrest. Worst still, His supporters are being weeded out of the system and disarmed at lightening speed while his opponents such as General Dau Aturjong are being rehabilitated and fast tracked into position of power. In a nutshell, Paul Malong to President Kiir is now an enemy exactly like Riek Machar. What an irony? The conflict between this two is similarly replicated throughout the entire Jieng tribe mirroring the bigger conflict of the Jieng against the other 63 tribes. To illustrate the cracks in the Jieng community, look at the following picture. The Agouk Jieng of Chief Justice Chan Reec are accusing the Apuk Jieng of President Kiir of Apukanising Warrap like they Dinkocratised the country. The Malual Jieng of Paul Malong are accusing the Apuk and the Agouk of using them as cannon fodder in their war of imperialism in the country. The Tonj Jieng of Nhial Deng Nhial and Akol Kur are working hard to replace President Kiir. The Bor Jieng of Michael Makuie are busy strengthening their militia after being armed by the state to start military incursions into Murle, Mundari and Bari lands. In addition to this the Bor Jieng have started to challenge the Bahr El Ghazal Jieng groups re-igniting their centuries old rivalries. The question to ask is: where is the supposed unity of the Jieng? Clearly the so called unity of the Jieng is something that is held by the feeling that they own the state of South Sudan which is sheer fantasy. In 2015 Ambassador Telar Deng emphasised the importance of Jieng unity to hold on to state power in South Sudan. Holding on to state power without smooth unity is unworkable. The fissures in the Jieng community are unlikely to heal in the short or medium term because it involves deceit and spelled blood (sacrificed Mathiang Anyoor for Jieng glory). Again, take the classic example of Paul Malong whose character is highly questionable, please see, The coin of power: Gen. Paul Malong aspires for president!! (http://www.southsudannation.com/the-coin-of-power-gen-paul-malong-aspires-for-president/). He mobilised the Jieng youth in their thousands who they (JCE) then sacrificed on pursuit of the illusion of Jieng supremacy. Now he Malong himself has fallen foul of the very Jieng system he wholeheartedly supported. Was it really worth it? Is he any better than Riek Machar whom he tried to kill for President Kiir? Should this not serve as a lesson to every Jieng that Dinkocracy does not pay? If Paul Malong of all Jieng can be trashed like he has, who is the average Jieng? Thus, the Jieng should emancipate themselves from Dinkocracy and adopt democracy. Paul Malong’s predicament should be a lesson to every one – personal safety and happiness can only be achieved in an authentically democratic state of law and order with a government that protects everyone regardless of tribe, gender, age etc. Anything other than that is a fantasy and bound to fail. >From the above, unless the Jieng are saved from themselves by honesty of their own tribes mate, they are likely to take all of us down with them. I said this elsewhere and I reiterate it now. So the good Jieng need to follow the example set by Ayeng Jacqueline, Ayuen Panchol, Kuir Garang ,Peter Biar etc but also go further to join their fellow countrymen in the real struggle against Dinkocracy in other national political movements. How can South Sudan get a democratic government so that finally the people can begin to experience the benefit of independence? The panellists at the Westminster University meeting expressed hope that the National Dialogue could be the process. Also according to Sudan Tribune, Mr David Shearer, the Special Representative of the United Nations Secretary General in South Sudan, believes that the National Dialogue will help in resolving the conflict in the country. “The national dialogue, initiated by Kiir, is both a forum and process through which the people of South Sudan shall gather to redefine the basis of their unity as it relates to nationhood, redefine citizenship and belonging, as well as restructure the state for national inclusion.” (UN official urges “common strategy” on South Sudan’s political process. http://sudantribune.com/spip.php?article62544) I would like to argue that the optimism expressed by the panelists and Mr Shearer may be unrealistic. It is possible that Mr Shearer may not have seen the letter written by Cannon Clement Janda dated 3rd May 2017 in which he declined President Kiir’s appointment to the Steering Committee of the National Dialogue. Cannon Janda listed the following crucial points as reasons why the National Dialogue would not bring peace: Quote 1. The decree is very vague on the issue of governance of our country. By issuing the decree President Kiir believes that the process of National Dialogue will end up on his desk for his final consideration and or decision. This is totally unacceptably on the issue of how South Sudan is governed and how the present rulers have drained all national blood and wealth can not be considered a serious process. 2. A credible National Dialogue could only be conducted in an atmosphere of complete freedom. That freedom includes freedom of press to all views of the participants without fear and favour. That atmosphere does not exist in present South Sudan. 3. A genuine dialogue must be done after political process and by limited elected persons with authority to air the views of their communities. Being picked makes every individual only loyal to President Salva Kiir and not to their communities. Such a process is worthless. 4. The country is bleeding. Half of its population is either in refuge in foreign countries or rounded up in internally displaced camps. The other half is threatened with man-made famine. Who is there to dialogue? 5. Finally I noticed the majority of the membership of the National Dialogue Steering Committee are people who helped President Kiir to destroy our beloved country. What credibility is there for such persons who should be arraigned in front of an international criminal court to account for their deeds. Is the inclusion into the National Dialogue Steering Committee an attempt to massage their images. Unquote Cannon Janda’s views are shared by majority of South Sudanese and arguably he could be seen as the voice of the people. He actually has been vindicated after the swearing in of the National Dialogue Steering Committee on 22nd May 2017. Mr Abel Alier, one of the co-chair has a murky history in South Sudan. He is not only a tribalist to the bone and the architect of Dinkocracy, but he is the man responsible for dividing South Sudanese by practising tribal discrimination in 1970s as the President of High Executive Council of Regional Government of Southern Sudan. At the time he Jienganised the police and unleashed it on the other tribes which resulted into the redivision of Southern Sudan into three regions namely: Equatoria, Bahr El Ghazal and Upper Nile. The Equatorians fought Jieng abuse of power under the slogan – Kokora. Alier singlehandedly is the person responsible for training, mentoring and nurturing the current crop of hardcore tribalists known as JCE. It is his ideas that waters the tree called JCE. How can such a person as Cannon Janda asked be credible leader of the National Dialogue? Deducing from the above, Jieng unity is clearly unsustainable and there is a slow realisation among them that their regime is atrophying. Hence, the reasonable ones are now marching into the camp of patriotism. President Kiir’s launching of the National Dialogue as a vehicle of deception to rescue the regime is experiencing serious resistance and the signs are that it will flop. This leaves us with only one viable option for solving the problem of South Sudan which is: a National Conference for peace in South Sudan. Such a conference must not be led by IGAD or AU for obvious reasons. >From December 2013, these regional and continental organisations woefully demonstrated beyond doubt immaturity in handling the problem of South Sudan due to their members own interests. Countries such as Uganda and Kenya could not resist being partial and evidence indicate that their lack of impartiality has actually pushed the country to where it is now. In South Sudan needs intensive care (https://pachodo.org/latest-news-articles/pachodo-english-articles/7643-south-sudan-needs-intensive-care), IGAD and AU were warned of President Kiir’s introduction of tribal militia and they did nothing and what we have now is a total mess. Therefore, the proposed conference should be: a) held outside South Sudan preferably in Tanzania; b) inclusive of all the stakeholders and, c) led by one of the renowned elders of the world such as Mr Koffi Annan or Archbishop Desmond Tutu or Ms Mary Robinson with full backing of the Security Council. I have elsewhere made the last point in few articles couple of years back. I still believe it is the only viable option left. Finally, the addiction of the Juba regime to violence at any cost to maintain Jieng hegemony and its failure to listen and seriously take advice from the stakeholders and the international community means that the National Dialogue amounts to a partial self dialogue of the deaf and the blind. Essentially this is an interaction that will be characterised by ‘unresponsiveness’ to the real national crisis and as will be expected, it will not lead into any peace. So it is utter waste of time and resource though it will help President Kiir in distracting attention of the world from horrors in South Sudan. [Truth hurts but it is also liberating] Elhag Paul [email protected] << Older Newer >> 16 Comments Toria June 8, 2017 at 2:37 am Dear Paul Alhag After reading your superb article I would like to borrow some of the points to emphasize on. In particular the areas that I think all non-dinkas need to pay close attention to. As this is the battle of the majority versus minority, the unity of the minority is very vital. These points are from your article and my past comments and Eli wani’s comments. This is like the Arab north who tried hard to control us but they never had substance to unite upon only in the name of religion they lied to the rest of the Arab worlds and Islamic nation that Southerners are against Islam, which was proven to be false. Today the Dinkas are lying through their toothless gaps that everyone is against Dinkas, they are preoccupied with fallacies that Dinka alone will rule the nation for 200 years. They are short sighted and it’s important that we seize these gaps to exploit their weakness. From the following Paul you have shown that you have indeed dug deeper into midst of dinkocracy: “(The disappearance of these patriotic Jieng from the political scene of South Sudan must be a result of Jieng group pressure. As such we the non-Jieng need to support the good Jieng and where possible protect them to counter the tribal pressure exerted on them to conform. The Agouk Jieng of Chief Justice Chan Reec are accusing the Apuk Jieng of President Kiir of Apukanising Warrap like they Dinkocratised the country. The Malual Jieng of Paul Malong are accusing the Apuk and the Agouk of using them as cannon fodder in their war of imperialism in the country. The Tonj Jieng of Nhial Deng Nhial and Akol Kur are working hard to replace President Kiir. The Bor Jieng of Michael Makuie are busy strengthening their militia after being armed by the state to start military incursions into Murle, Mundari and Bari lands. In addition to this the Bor Jieng have started to challenge the Bahr El Ghazal Jieng groups re-igniting their centuries old rivalries. The fissures in the Jieng community are unlikely to heal in the short or medium term because it involves deceit and spelled blood (sacrificed Mathiang Anyoor for Jieng glory).” Reply Toria June 8, 2017 at 2:37 am Mr Malong lied to his own people that their children will successfully quench the rebellions and hence they Matiang Anyoor will finally establish the all-time dreams of EVERY DINKA’s over ambitious un-thoughtful born-to-rule theory, 200 years Dinka kingdom in South Sudan. It was all lies and bogus. Dinkas must submit to equality and fairness with the rest today or they will learn the hard way soon or later. May I give you an example from our northern neighbors the djellabas thought they could defeat and take-over SS by war, today they regret that move. Again; this is exactly the same dirty politics that Omar Beshir played against Dr. Turabi, look now where is Turabi, biting the dust (turab). Why do you want to learn it the hard way you Dinkas? My advice to you the Dinka diehards whose wishful thinking is that Dinkas will rule or remain dominant in power forever, instead of digging your own graves it is about time you step forward and condemn acts of the dictatorship. Call evil as evil and unite with your fellow non-dinka citizens and spare the future of Dinka names. “President Kiir’s launching of the National Dialogue as a vehicle of deception to rescue the regime is experiencing serious resistance and the signs are that it will flop. If Paul Malong of all Jieng can be trashed like he has, who is the average Jieng? Thus, the Jieng should emancipate themselves from Dinkocracy and adopt democracy. Paul Malong’s predicament should be a lesson to every one – personal safety and happiness can only be achieved in an authentically democratic state of law and order with a government that protects everyone regardless of tribe, gender, age etc. Reply Toria June 8, 2017 at 2:37 am I actually think the real reason Gen. Awan got fired is because he has come to his senses that the tribal chief Kirr had used him, he realized that Kirr was just using him and the whole dinka tribe to keep him Mr. Kirr in the seat for life and so he was starting to question and resist orders from the dictator, just as we see the outcome now. Also Awan became aware that this war will never be won militarily, hence all the lives of those Dinka militia children aka Mathiang Anyoor he was sent to recruit from his home town are dying in the bushes of Equatoria, Upper Nile and Western Bahr Ghazal etc in vain. “So the good Jieng need to follow the example set by Ayeng Jacqueline, Ayuen Panchol, Kuir Garang ,Peter Biar etc but also go further to join their fellow countrymen in the real struggle against Dinkocracy in other national political movements.” Obviously Salva Kirr is the stupidest person to have lived if he really thinks his nonsense of so-called “National dialogue” has any chance to succeed by appointing this old fool aka the Founder of ALL EVILS in South Sudan. “Mr Abel Alier, one of the co-chair has a murky history in South Sudan. He is not only a tribalist to the bone and the architect of Dinkocracy, but he is the man responsible for dividing South Sudanese by practising tribal discrimination in 1970s as the President of High Executive Council of Regional Government of Southern Sudan. At the time he Jienganised the police and unleashed it on the other tribes which resulted into the redivision of Southern Sudan into three regions namely: Equatoria, Bahr El Ghazal and Upper Nile. The Equatorians fought Jieng abuse of power under the slogan – Kokora. Alier singlehandedly is the person responsible for training, mentoring and nurturing the current crop of hardcore tribalists known as JCE. Countries such as Uganda and Kenya could not resist being partial and evidence indicate that their lack of impartiality has actually pushed the country to where it is now.” Reply Toria June 8, 2017 at 2:38 am Salva Kirr is not for peace, He wants to control and make all Opposition parties to surrender so he continues consolidating power into his iron grip. For those who think Salva Kirr is for peace need to think twice, this useless ND is nothing but to lure those naive souls to their death traps (in the past personally I did warn SPLA IO before they were lured to Juba to be slaughtered, off course birds of the same feathers ie SPLA, IG, IO, G10 etc. flock together until a storm hits. Since after independence all these groups have been cautioned and ordinary people tried to advise them but they turned deft ear, they didn’t listen and they all paid a very painful price. Buying time This is just another one of the JCE tactical conceits to divert attention from reforms, Federalism and the 34+ newly created jengenized states. this time as they intend to make mockery of everybody they even openly included the head of ALL DEVILS the founder of Jenge Corrupt Evils aka JCE. No second chance for Kirr Many South Sudanese have expressed that for peace to return both Kirr and Machar need to leave politics, now that the international community have exiled Dr Riek, they need to do the same for Salva Kirr and send him out of SS. I don’t really care if Salva Kirr brings in all the Opposition Parties and wins their support, the man is a murderer, a criminal, a tribal chief, a thief, a dictator, an illiterate, illegally occupying a seat that is not his…..etc. Kirr doesn’t deserve any second chance, the only way is he must vacate or be forced out by any means possible. And he knows that day is nearing each time the clock ticks. Reply info@southsudannation June 8, 2017 at 10:17 pm Toria, I wholly concur with your points which are very poignant and realistic. Kirler Kiir doesn’t deserve one more minute of the presidency in Juba. He should either hang and forever be condemned to The Hague or the Solomon’s Island. Editor Reply John Terbuster June 8, 2017 at 7:24 am South Sudan The reason south Sudan broke away from the North is because the president came on TV and stated that no one any longer has any national identity other than Islam the Christians formed South Sudan out of necessity for survival. The president of South Sudan Salva Kiir is a great guy but the USA and UN have been creating a coup in south Sudan by getting the traitorous Riek Machar in years ago as vice president in the south Sudanese country to help overthrow the young Christian nation..Bush was a globalist.VP Machar is a well known traitor by the south Sudanese and even fought against his own people numerous times by siding with the Muslims. South Sudan is like the USA in that the Nuer tribe are lefties,liberals,radicals and side with the Muslims or any enemy of the Christians in the south Sudan and will fight for the beast globalist system. The UN is tying the Dinkas hands and are their to overthrow the Christian country and many times side with Islam against South Sudan along with always blaming the Christians in the south as the rebels which is not true. The Boar and Dinka are like the conservative christian’s and love God. Machar is a leftist rebel,traitor and of the Nuer tribe.In Sudanese they refer to these idiot leftist as chicken brains only way I know how to translate that lol from Sudanese. Anyway it is the same story all over the earth. A christian nation forms then they are relentlessly attacked,while it is reported they are doing the attacking. Even when obviously the south was attacked by the North say from 300 miles away lol. The papers will report the rebel christian’s in the south attacked blah blah blah.. Then the UN+USA and the Catholic church uses Islam to attack the christian nation. Then they come in saying peace with UN soldiers looking like the good guy. Then these groups then pass all kinds of regulations so the christian nation cant fight back. Then they set up killings with crises actors and again another christian leader is facing war crimes for something he did not do. Every country has it’s liberal groups and conservatives.In this case it has been the UN, USA Islam and the Catholic Church and south Sudanese Nuer tribe fighting on the side of the beast system. On the right christian side you have Salva Kiir the conservative christian boar tribe and Dinka fighting the beast system.The powers mentioned have encouraged this civil war to wipe out yet again another christian nation. To top it all off this news piece is by an Islamic news radio Al Jizzera. Israel has helped south Sudan militarily to some degree. The South Sudanese report many of the humanitarian aid worker’s are often spies and South Sudanese commandos have arrested some in such cases but then are blamed for attacking UN aid workers. A war crime now is anyone who is against the UN beast system. Why don’t we equally investigate the USA and UN’s crimes and money laundering and funds paid directly to the lefty vice president Riek Machar to start a civil war in his own country. Ex army officials in south Sudan and friends will tell you that a good portion of all Aid workers in the country are intelligence operatives. The types that organize crises,killings,fake actors and what not This will be like the fourth time the VP Machar has directly fought against his own people. The USA and UN should be sued for causing the civil war and use this money to rebuild South Sudan. What about investigating the lefties in South Sudan.Like Nuer officials that were allied with Islam, Machar the USA and UN.How the Nuer got their money and why they always attacked the conservative Dinka and christian’s. How the Nuer have been allies with Islamic fighters.Where did they get their funding to kill Christians in the south is the much better more logical question But Im sure that will never happen. The reality is that it is either the UN that is trying to overthrow South Sudan or it is the central bankers/US government that are there to stop others from taking Sudan’s natural resources and to to capture the natural resources and put them on the US dollar as the reserve currency.One thing is obvious is that someone wants to work with the Vice President Riek Machar as he is a leftist and a traitor to his own people and has fought against the Christian Dinka in South Sudan many times by siding with Muslims and the leftist Nuer. No wonder neither the USA or United Nations wants to work with the President Salva Kiir as he is a Christian and a Nationalist. Thus propaganda must be used against the sitting president to oust him as it is always easier to work with traitors than Nationalist Christians who have principles. Lately news sights are trying to lift Machar up as a religious man and a prophet of the leftist Nuer tribe that is not only insane but highly inaccurate and insane fake news. Hopefully Trump will do the right thing and help the Christians as they are being slaughtered like sheep all around the world. Side note to truthers-Don’t forget that the Catholic church worship’s the ancient Egyptian Trinity (Isis Horus and Osiris) and if you think it’s the virgin Mary it’s Isis. Is there another ally of the Catholic Church that has killed as many Christians as the Catholic Church and happens to have a holy book that also puts the Virgin Mary/Isis above Christ hummmm? Pictures of the sun on it’s dome and gates and changed the day of rest from the 7th day of the week to Sun-day the first day of the week? Islam is also Isis.If the Nazi party who killed so many Christians was banned why not the Catholic Church..answer because your already worshiping the beast subconsciously and you dont even know it. Best word description idolatry. People of the left will always hate the people of the right while pretending not to be the haters,however the left will try to regulate everything you do including your religion,while the people of the right believe in free will, wisdom and the right to choose. Hopefully Trump will help the Christian south and the Dinka tribe. The south Sudanese are some of the best most friendly and forgiving people on earth,that constant forgiveness has also been their downfall. Reply micheal west June 8, 2017 at 9:56 am Dear Paul, Keep your whisky trashed out between Dinka Bor and murle since you were behind horrendous atrocities committed by murle criminal against Bor people. Reply Amol Mabior June 8, 2017 at 6:00 pm El Hag Paul : You have said all brother. I am a jieng, but I do concur in totality with your well place article. Reply mading June 8, 2017 at 6:49 pm Elhag Paul. What a stupid waste of your time ? You traders like Elhag will never divide Muonyjaang to get what you want. Reply False Millionnaire June 8, 2017 at 9:42 pm Since when has Kiir been from Apuk to apukanize Warrap at the expense of Aguok? But nonetheless notwithstanding that contradiction,it won’t do any harm to ask such questions as why the storm from the anger on firing King Malong didn’t Explode. It’s good to sacrifice so much time and efforts in writing,but that goes down to waste if the realities behind the written tales aren’t brought to light and clearly explained why they were necessary. This is Alhag Paul,the writing star of this forum,the maker of REMNASSA and Dr kwajok’s movement who incited equatorians to set up road blocks to screen of unarmed innocent jieng and others issue of jieng cross breedings and murder them so mercilessly like dogs. At such context,who is less and who is more Satan for lack of human sense of rationality,the Killer Kiir in Juba or the inciter to Killing Alhag sitting in peace some where in a ghetto in England? But even if the two represent two faces of the same coin,it’s still agreed that feedom of speech is every one’s right and Alhag has the right for his.He just needs to be reminded that,the jieng urban gentils like Peter Bior,Kuir e Garang and the ladies whom he brands as patriots in his non patriotic camp will be too few to make any difference if his sense of day dream is an effort to fool jieng into seeing him as a fellow without connection to road target killings.That rubbish should be kept for a second life in another planet not for this life on this planet. Reply Dinka Enclave June 9, 2017 at 9:18 am False Millionnaire Well articulated response. Thanks you very much False Millionnaire. Reply mading June 9, 2017 at 5:21 pm Toria, and Elhag. You are among most cowards Equatorians who like to challenge everythings that president is trying to do in the country many of Equatorians and Nuers sold to bone to their masters out South Sudan. Now you are playing a game of good Dinkas and bad to divide us, because many of think that dividing Dinkas between bad and good ones is going to work, but it is not. Because we have seen what you are up to, you are trying to use people like Amol Mabior who are jealous Nyandeng Chol;s followers. But ND is the only way out of our situation now. Reply Peacemaker June 10, 2017 at 12:54 pm Mr Mading, Elhag is not trying to divide you but rather calling on the patriotic dinkas to redouble their efforts and bear on the hardliners to relinquish their tribal attitudes for the sake of one united country that accommodates all the citizens regardless of their tribal affiliations. Reply Eli Wani June 10, 2017 at 1:15 am mading It isn’t true, no one is trying to divide Dinkas, only that some Dinkas have found the truth and seen the light. “When you know the truth it shall set you free.” Remember the story of hardliners in apartheid S. Africa? It was actually the good white people who fought on the side of blacks during apartheid regime. When you find the truth you will be liberated, I mean real liberation. Right now you are blind leading other blinds. Salvation is on the way for you madingo, false M, Alex, Dinka Enclave, John Terbuster, micheal west etc……. Amol Mabior; Congrats to you, you and many of those good patriotic SS please keep on being on the right side of history, South Sudan need people like you and you are the shining stars in the darkness. Stay away from contamination of such as those I mentioned above here. Reply Abel Magok June 10, 2017 at 6:44 am Nothing new with Elhag Paul, other than lies and hatred and I could remember in one of his articles, he said what Dinka done to Equatorian, never done by Arabs of Sudan, imagine a Southerner of his age who knows relations of South and North Sudan since 1947 could released such statement. May be the name Elhag itself might be part of sympathy to the North, not really what the Dinka done to Equatorians. Mr. Elhag succeeded in one thing and the rest were disappointment, he succeeded of inciting Equatorians to set up road blocs to kill innocent Jieng as False Millionaire mentioned. Elhag was much inspired by Dr. Riek Machar movement thinking will be the end of Kiir’s government but his wishes didn’t work out, he changed direction putting another hope to his friend Dr. Lako Jada Kwajok, movement but it was another disappointment as Kwajok never been heard or disappeared not known where about and recently Elhag feelings refreshed by Gen. Thomas Cirillo resignation and rebellion thinking would be the best alternative to remove Kiir’s government but he seems disappointed either and the last card now as seen in his article is dividing Dinka, which will not work as I can assure him. The issue of our country will not be solve by lies and hatred and Elhag needs to know this. Reply Samuel Atabi June 10, 2017 at 10:12 am Dear El Hag, In the Bible, there is a passage which advises believers “not to throw gold in front of swines, because they cannot understand its value.” Now see how some of them are throwing your own golden advice in your face; they can’t get. The chief priests of Dinkocracy cut their political teeth under the tutelage of the Arabs. They imbibed the techniques and approaches of domination and marginalization from their tutors. Now, they want to imitate the masters by oppressing South Sudanese. To me, these dreamers live in fantasia, a parallel world where the risks they are facing in their effort to achieve their nefarious aims, are not visible. I always wonder how much appetite do these JCE stalwarts have for risks; how many innocent, primitive, sexually-starved Dinka youth are they ready to sacrifice in this unending war? Yes, this war will not end until we have broken the back of the JCE enemy. While the Arabs were well-resourced from the Middle East and are adept at assessing their existential and political risks, the JCE is fighting its war on a shoe-string budget. The dollars from the Nuers’ oil will get finished soon. The Arabs let go of the South because in their calculation, the continuation of the war was detrimental to their economic, social, religious, and political future. In contrast, the JCE’s blind and deaf moles are marching like lemmings towards the precipice with abandon. At the end of this war, the Dinkaland will be diminished and all of their marauding citizens will be sequestered in their primitive enclave. 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