Political elites and falsification of awareness

Yassin Saeed Noman continues his old work in an updated form, trying to evade reality and keep up with the current situation in Yemen, taking advantage of his lavish and luxurious life in London to continue to falsify awareness and continue to leap forward to maintain his position, prestige, and personal and political presence as the first theorist of socialism in Yemen and the Secretary-General of the party that has been eaten by time and drunk.

In the midst of this blind pride, his followers continue to support his statements. After we read a long list of repeated long sentences, his followers comment on it, “A wise reading.”

We do not know where that prudence lies, nor where was the prudence when he was in power and then turned to the opposition?!

But, that is the case, and those are the political elites in Yemen, skilled in falsifying awareness and destroying the homeland and its gains. However, there is a word of truth that must be said, Yassin is the best pill in the carton; the carton of the homeland, the carton of the party, and the carton of Yemeni politics!! Therefore, his followers seek to polish that pill that is less corrupt in their perception, less flawed, and less stupid.

He talks about the homeland and the hoped-for social contract, as if he were Jean-Jacques Rousseau, and he is not good at the art of rhetoric, dialogue, and debate based on arguments and evidence, as the arguments he presents often turn against him, and he finds himself oscillating between his real reality and his dreamy reading, and that is the defect of memorization, the defect of those who memorize the sayings of philosophers and theorists and are unable to be creative or at least unable to use those arguments in their appropriate place, so he remained lost with his comrades until they brought down the state of the south, then brought down what remained of the trace of the state in the north!

Months ago, he came out complaining to his followers that his job as “Yemen’s ambassador to Britain” was a miserable and miserable job, perhaps because he did not find the followers who used to applaud him in Yemen, and he wants to return to practicing the usual deception and falsification.

It's okay Yassin, leave your miserable job for someone more qualified than you, and return to your homeland, return Yassin, the homeland is waiting for you, it is still as you left it, glowing with dreams, it has not changed, the people are living, the currency is stable, the president is ruling, the government is building service projects, education is advanced, and health care is available to everyone and for free.
Isn't that right?!

Come back Yassin.. come back!!
Don't talk about February..
Nor about the popular dream that you and the politicians with you have aborted, and then you argue and talk about the Houthis and the Iranian project. What a miserable argument, and what a miserable argument that resembles your miserable job.

It's as if you forgot where you were when the homeland fell, and you want to forget today those liberated areas where there are neither Houthis nor Salehs, but fear controls you, and you do not dare to say anything except what is dictated to you!
How miserable slavery is, Yassin!!
Now I know why you call the job of an ambassador a miserable one!

No problem, great theorist, no problem repeating the sayings that reach you like a parrot, no problem, slavery is a chain, and we will be bound with you, and we will say like you: Al Houthi and the Iranian project are the cause of the calamity in the entire Arab region, but there is a mischievous boy who has not yet completed five years old trying to break that chain, saying: Where is Al Houthi in the south, and where is Al Houthi in Taiz and Marib.

It's okay Yassin, when the deficit reaches its limit, we discover the misery and wretchedness of the political elites!
Live happily, Yassin, stay in London, and continue theorizing.
Let the good deeds not depart for their own sake.
Sit down, for you are the one who eats and clothes!

*Quoted from the author's Facebook page