Buay Gatwechp

This dude Donald J. is a comedian at times. Since he grew up as a businessman and was raised by businessmen, he now brings all his business strategies into world politics. He wants to own the world and all its useful resources, gas and oil. American citizens need to send this man where he belongs in the upcoming election; otherwise, we won't enjoy it, because he's dealing with the most stubborn people in the world (Iranian).

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Public Announcement!
Please tell our mothers that Gatluak Buom Pal is not contesting in this 7th General Election. Reports from different polling stations in indicate that some elderly people and uninformed youth are asking poll watchers to help them find Gatluak Buom Pal on the ballot.

The wait is almost over, just a few hours left.
Vote for the Prosperity Party. I know that many of us are not satisfied with some of the leaders representing us in the party, but we should not give others the opportunity to dominate it. Let us all come out and vote for all Nuer (Naath) candidates in the party.
Later, we can return to our usual job,criticizing and holding them accountable if they fail to deliver again.
Thank you all, and may God be with you during this important journey.

PSG, please do the right thing tomorrow. Save the world. 🌎🙏

Throughout history, systems of power have survived not only through force, but through the psychological obedience of the people living under them. Oppression becomes most dangerous when victims begin defending the very structures that exploit, silence, or control them. At that point, domination no longer relies entirely on violence because it has already entered the mind.

Many societies train individuals to confuse obedience with virtue and submission with stability. People are often taught to admire authority automatically, even when that authority acts against their own dignity or freedom. The result is a world where injustice can continue for generations while being protected by those who suffer under it most.

As in chess, so in life, you must know when to defend, when to attack, and when to quit the game.

The most dangerous person is not the one who always attacks, but the one who knows exactly when to walk away to fight a different battle.