Is it the Political Magic of the Political Chair?
In the Horn of Africa, the political magic of the political chair has strong effects on the ruling elites. It is not the magical moment to real development that counts, but the magic of the political chair.
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| Well, in regards to the Horn of Africa and without any prejudice, I say some leaders are just making the political situations worse in the area.
This fact proves that the nationals in the Horn of Africa have not benefited yet from their national independence! The independence proves to be false!
However, the political leaders do not intend to make this picture like other people see it. So, what is wrong with them?
They have pre-anticipated opinions about their political aims. Since their political aims are different, there is no reason to wonder when they challenge other political opponents or challenge themselves.
Their political aims also comprise the core of their political ideologies.
Since some of them came to the political power from armed struggle fields, they forgot the principles of the mainstream ideology, and mesmerised by the new position in power, they changed their views and concentrated on keeping in control for as long as they wish.
The political chair has its magic on them collectively.
Then, when political contradictions appear as results of their ruling systems, they think that they could control such political contradictions by attracting some opponents and bribing them by high positions to keep the totalitarian systems they have built going.
Perhaps, influenced by that political magic, they may also use the policy of the strong fist to keep orders in place.
However, when they think of attracting and bribing some opponent figures, they forgot that those opponents could use the positions they have acquired in the future to build reputation to themselves and then get out to oppose them from outside the countries.
This happened in Eritrea for example. When the ruling party thought of attracting some people from the other Eritrean groups and then appointed them in some positions, it built them characters and careers.
When the ruling party saw that this policy is not useful with some people too late, the decision makers sent them to lead the diplomatic channels abroad, giving them the chance to become more powerful to oppose them.
They built them without knowing about it, while they lost other sincere people who wanted to revolutionize the system by only taking positive moves towards genuine leadership and democracy.
In other countries like Ethiopia for example, the ruling party also thought of calming down the revolted regions by appointing opponents from those regions to share the power and wealth.
This means that, the ruling elites always think of addressing serious problems by such appointments, which is wrong. This policy helps the political problems of those groups or those regions become more intense.
They lack the proper ways to address their own political problems. This happens because they have forgotten the ideological principle that brought them to power. Even the ideology has potential to some works inside it to respond to the ever-overlooked political challenges.
Now you can see definitely, how the political magic of the political power has developed serious problems in the Horn of Africa even among revolutionary fronts.
You will be surprised, because the revolutionary groups supposed to be the leading fire to burn dictatorship, annexation, economical problems, marginal regions problems, ethnic problems, exploitation, bureaucracy, corruption, misleading behaviours and forged elections.
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