The conversation over the Nile River and Ethiopian Renaissance Dam is growing more and more untamed, negative and immoral amid our Egyptian brothers and sisters! Most of the Egyptian government officials appear to be oblivion of Ethiopians all together! Some of them are painting godly claim over the Nile River while considering Ethiopian Renaissance Dam as imminent humanitarian disaster befalling upon Egypt without making any consideration to prevailing difficult complicated life situations Ethiopians are going through! When, Ethiopia, our beloved homeland that have demonstrated historical and live present record of organic solidarity of humanity for outsiders (i.e. Human beings from other nations) even sometimes more than its own citizens do not deserve to be painted as no man’s land when it comes to the right to use its own backyard natural resources to improve the livelihood of its citizens! What untoward story that exerts painful wounding bruise onto organic solidarity of humanity allover! Such inconsiderate egomaniac selfishness and blind unilateral extremism over communal natural resources surmounts to be a very serious naked historical mistake our Egyptians brothers and sisters are committing inadvertently at present in violation of sovereignty and freedom of Ethiopians and in negation of organic solidarity of humanity in general! That is why pursuing political correctness without moral correctness is nothing more than an ego flight to nowhere! It is only negotiated deal based on a sovereignty and freedom of human individuality and organic solidarity of humanity that imbricate best interest of all Nile Basin countries and rescue them from drowning into subhuman and demeaning spite of negativity, confrontation, and destructive self-contradiction down wasteful and immoral track of an ego flight to nowhere. Working for and realizing such noble negotiated deal takes utmost exercising of primary accountability and responsibility by all Nile basin country governments, civil society movements, other institutions and citizens at all walks of life, esp. accountable and responsible political leadership that never compromises sovereignty and freedom of citizenry of all nations in the basins and organic solidarity of humanity at large in the name of political correctness without moral correctness! Simplistic, unrealistic and ultimately self-defeatist godly claim over Nile River is not moral and just in essence! Such claim’s immorality cannot be justified and covered at all by corpse of outdated colonial treaties! Africans should awaken and respect their sovereignty and freedom of human individuality and champion organic solidarity of humanity amid human beings rising above immoral and unjust legacies of colonial bruise, wound and scar on Africans that have been divisive, contentious and often contradictory against inherent universal virtues of humanity! Unjust and immoral deals are fake in essence, and do not have moral and existential merit that can survive formidable test of experiential learning and progressive enlightenment of humanity! Political correctness without moral correctness has no future in human life of experiential learning and progressive enlightenment, and so does also the future of zero sum politics of imposition and dictatorship as well! Any negotiated deal not based on sovereignty and freedom of human individuality and organic solidarity of humanity is doomed to inevitable failure and ultimate collapse from within! Hence broadcasting whitewash perverted propaganda of window dressing and attention diversion to justify and cover up the vanity of selfish claim is wasteful immoral ego flights to nowhere that have nothing to do with sovereignty and freedom of human individuality or organic solidarity of humanity! Moral correctness of negotiated deal is sole guarantee that recognize and respect human sovereignty and freedom, and champion organic solidarity of humanity! No place for ego flight to nowhere (i.e. Zumbi Berera) in such matters!
Posted on: Wed, 12 Jun 2013 21:13:55 +0000
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