Salva Kiir Mayardit And Agathism.

 

Salva Kiir Mayardit And Agathism.

(A Short Piece)

by

Bankole Christopher Smart-cole (BSc)

Developed: 29 January 2015/ Researched Online: January 2015

© CC Publishers 2015

 

You can’t judge a book by its cover nor a visage by its anatomy, but this current face staring at me looks like it can be judged objectively, due to its present owner’s current portfolio. Now, before I proceed in commenting on the general welfare of South Sudan’s so-called president, Salva Kiir (pictured above), I must first of all address the theory of Agathism (which in this context, strongly relates to the “paranoid-powerplaying-politcal, Mr Salva).

Now, this theory states an inventory of things about the world, but my sole focus now is on the fact that thereof establishes the point of there just being good and bad people in the world. And there’s no double entendre to that. Ergo, if we were now to mix and match Salva Kiir’s current portfolio with the theory of Agathism, would be to equate the fact that this individual falls under the category of just being a really really really bad person, with no moral compass to bear. Mr so-called president has played power politics with the welfare of his country for too long now, and to seek peace for him in general, is to shockingly become ill before a summit when “peace history” beckons. And that’s what currently unfolded in that part of the world (even though as I currently type this, he’s apparently now better and has ergo, attended the summit).

Malnutrition In War-Torn South Sudan (A Collection Of Shocking Inhumane Pictures).

 

  Indigence 1.

  Beggary 2.

 

 Penury 3.

 Privation 4.

But to conclude on books and covers, and what not, is to portray this current face (Salva’s) has nothing else but hideously immoral.