I believe some South Sudanese social media regulars are suffering from chronic syndrome of personal biases big time; for example, many of them are unable to see why the leader of Cobra Movement would successfully argue against their call for justice that he was not the first person to commit gruesome atrocities on innocent civilians in South Sudan. Some of these people are also forgetting that the priority of the executive branch right now is a stable domestic security, not demand for justice from those who took armies against the nation between the 2000s until present day. Some of these social media regulars should know that those individuals who can open a criminal case before the South Sudan Supreme Court and the national government against leaders of the rebellions that killed innocent civilians are victims or eye witnesses themselves, not the national government. Until eye-witnesses come forward to testify against leaders of the rebellions you are joking again with the best way to legally open any criminal case against any rebel leader of today and rebel leader of tomorrow. The current national government is disinterested in collapse of functional government. Finally, when you call for justice, you must also open your own eyes widely and let them see how a suspect will encounter your call for justice.
Posted on: Sat, 24 May 2014 03:18:23 +0000