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:> But I see an ironic and somewhat hypocratical argument coming from those who
:> say that we should expect a higher standard or value from those who would
:> be representing us in this Constituent Assembly. Agreed. But why is it not
:> fair also to demand the same from the leaders who, elected or not, represent
:> the Eritrean people today? Why do people jump up and down when these folks
:> are criticized? Aren't we supposed to expect a higher standard from them?
:>
:> Paulos.
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:>
Good points & good question too, Paulos. I certainly agree with you those
in power should be held to the same 'higher standard' advocated by some on
this thread.
Now, to answer your question, suppose you have a few stinking fish
(from the 'Red Sea') among many in your ice box. What, in your honest opinion,
would clear the Bad, Bad Air??:
Throwing them out OR putting more stinking fish in the box?
I'm sure you can fish out the answer to your questions ;)
..Ephrem
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