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| comparing politics of captives, unlettered and camel's caravan |
The main characteristics of dictators government is either empty-minded or unintelligent ‘politics’ caravan’ which is guided by a single person. There is no check and balance in power, and also there is no secularism. There are also no free institutions like courts, educational institutions, religions, media, electoral board, etc. A driver of ‘political caravan’ is in all sectors. In that country, he/she is taken as ‘small god’. No one matters about the destiny of the country; rather, however, nobody has any rest to exploit the country’s resources and to build him/herself out of the country. But, one day, it’s known that the driver of the caravan will expose the driven for dangers or leave alone in a dangerous desert…
On the
other hand, educated and intelligent people are not allowed to participate in
politics and all sectors. On the contrary, they are participant to be jailed,
killed, exiled, demoralized, etc. Similarly, education has no value in such countries.
In this corrupt system, rich unlettered guys easily buy the forged and saleable
degree from the ’shop-colleges’. Brain drain is highly seen here…
Meanwhile, in
a country of multi-ethnic groups, the driver of ‘political caravan’ can
facilitates genocide among ethnic groups by benefiting only his/her own ethnic
groups in biased way while ignoring and irritating others. Most of the
unlettered dictators do not pay attention for the discussion around the table,
but for the gun mouth…
Sometimes, most
of the people feel pain while the ‘democratic’ and ‘developed’ countries standing
with dictators for sake of their interests. Amazingly, some when, these ‘democratic’
countries mourn with victims during the day time, as well as, they spent times
with the killers at a party. So, what is truth? Where is truth? Who is right
and who is wrong? Who is free and who is bloody-hand? Who is the three eyed for
coming catastrophes and dangerous? An Oromo proverb says “yoo arbi lamaan
wol-lole, kan jalqaba miidhamu margaafi haxanxariidha”-which means when two
elephants are fighting each other, the first victim is the grasses and bushes. Dr.
Marara Gudina said, “The God and whites help a person who helps him/herself.” I
said, without self-involvement, nobody can sense sex and freedom…
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