Truth and Justice are intertwined - By Songolo Mutobo - TopicsExpress

Truth and Justice are intertwined - By Songolo Mutobo Likukela Either justice has gone to the dogs or Magistrates are obsessed with insincerity. Whatever is true, whatever is correct, whatever is right or whatever is accurate is seditious according to the police or Magistrates; oh, they are worse than cow dung. Surely there is no law that can be considered without due regard to facts; truth and reality; but what is observed is that those policemen and Magistrates who are committed to crucifying Barotzis by commission or omission are imposing their opinions without due regard to reality; they seem to be exposing ignorance of the basic principle of law. There are courts and Magistrates who only feel they possess power to do whatever they want, but what is true is that the role of the Magistrate and police is not to interpret law only the High Court does. Any Magistrate who becomes a sympathizer to one of the parties that come before him or her is as evil as the witch or wizard. When addressing press in August, 2014; Mr. Mombotwa said that a duiker can never find justice in the court of the hyenas. Undoubtedly, Barotzis will never find justice before Zambian Magistrates, who are fond of compromising the law. Really, Barotseland does not exist in the mind of Zambian policemen or Magistrates. Although in reality it does exist because it is a territory. They think that what they don’t want should not exist. Even possession is not possession in mind but actual and real. Some Magistrates and foolish policemen deny the existence of Barotseland even though they see the Barotzis in reality. It is obvious that the Barotzis have been dealing with people who are so dull that they do not even know what accords them rights to find themselves in Barotseland (a bunch of evil doers) as police or Magistrate. The rational of these people is questionable; maybe we have to rely on what is written in the bible to describe them: “Though thou shouldest bray a fool in a mortar among wheat with a pestle yet will not his foolishness depart from him.” C.f. Proverb 27:22. As this is the disposition exhibited by these fellows; how do the Barotzis deal with such people? Can Zambian Magistrates behave like Pilate? N.B. “And Pilate when he had called together the Chief Priest and rulers and people said unto them; ye have brought this man unto me as one that perverts the people and behold I have examined him before you but have found no fault in this man, touching these things were ye accuse him, nothing worth of death is done by him.” Without shame, Magistrates in Mungu when it comes to Barotseland have been sympathizing with liars, deceivers and untrustworthy truce breakers; yes they are all corrupt in mind intoxicated with politics. Really judiciary is a mockery in Zambia, no wonder Chikopa (Judge) had to come from Malawi. The council asked Jesus; “at thou the son of God?” and He said unto them, “you have said it!” and they said what any further witness do we need, for we ourselves have heard from his own mouth? C.f. Luke 22:70-71 The scripture is parallel to the case of Messrs.’ Nayoto, Muziba, Sikwibele and Mubita. Because they said, “yes we are people of Barotseland” then the Magistrate said what more evidence do I need, the police find gratification in arresting the Barotzis. Pilate was better, because he knew how to listen and examine, and what constitutes crime, unlike courts in Zambia’s jurisdiction trying Barotzis, Magistrates simply rely on opinions and believe whatever the police is saying. In the scripture quoted Luke 23, Barabbas was cast in Prison for sedition, which is not even similar to what unscrupulous police charged the innocent Barotzis for. Those who deceive, cheat and beguile are respected, but the honesty Barotzis are hunted day in day out. Only the most foolish person would not see anything sinister with the declaration, “when they say faa, just fire, and when they say eni shaa, just shoot.” What justification would Malata and his diabolic counterparts offer for not warranting arrest? Jesus Christ was before the Roman courts; their conscience could tell them what was wrong, but the Zambian Magistrates and police are irrelevant and most useless creatures in the eyes of the Barotzis and the world; they are even ready to contravene and break rules of law, shame!! By Songolo Mutobo Likukela Linyungandambo Member, Finland - See more at: barotsepost/index.php/en/frontnews/local-news/876-truth-and-justice-are-intertwined-by-songolo-mutobo-likukela#sthash.5Kowo8wQ.dpuf