The game of thrones: Lesson 1. When the need for freedom is ineveitable, then you have it

Hello friends, now here is the lesson number one out of THE GAME OF THRONES. No matter how powerful and fierce you present, your power will collapse and most likely in the worst manner available. And then what? Those who have been your slaves will enjoy freedom again. I am sure all of your minds have now shifted to Museveni who you are sick of these days and you think he is the one I am talking about, wrong. I am talking about you exactly and me. There are small things, little talents, few friends or little money that we get and use it to rule over the desires or interests of others, we are as sinful as any world tyrant known. You see, people do not have freedom because they do not really need it. Maybe they are scared of revolting or they are cowards enough who do not know their rights and thus do not feel the exact pain of what they go through. But when the day comes and their need for freedom becomes inevitable, when your manners and behaviors are too much to be tolerated anymore, you will learn a lesson that the majority indeed has power and when they erupt and revolt against you with their complete hearts, even guns won’t stop them.

So in this movie, I have seen some calling themselves gods, others murdering their own people from the top to the hen in the place, others planning conspiracies against their brothers and sisters, men sleeping with women as if that is all they serve, women being tortured as if they are of the same material as stones, but when the natural laws of nature that demand equality revolt against such characters, there is no worse, shameful and devilish end like what these guys are experiencing.

Aaaah i know your hearts, where you are, you are saying, “Aaah Vicent, that is a movie, oh he, you are really crazy” but the bad news is that you will only understand the nature of death when you are experiencing it yourself. So brag, continue with your tyranny there in the offices, at home, in the pitch, in the church, and everywhere and only your end will define what I am writing now.

I was thinking that it is better and wise to re-correct ourselves, to calm down and humble ourselves before others, respect people in their own capacities and let them pass if they wanna go outside or inside, and make this world a better place. Napoleone was a best soldier but you know his death. I should not be the one to remind you what happened to Kaddafi, Bin Laden, Saddam Hussein, and eh so many others including the Goliath of the bible. Those are few sightings in many, and we would not wish the next ones to be us.

Tonight, tell yourself that you are just a human and let gods act if they wanna act. When you die, your humility will make the god you always desired to be-THE GAME OF THRONES

Vicent Nemeyimana

Vicent is a nurse and public health professional, a sustainability entrepreneur, and the CEO & Founder of Miklah Life, a center dedicated to sustainability-focused training, research, and innovation. He is an award-winning entrepreneur, a Mandela Washington Fellow, an author, a health sciences lecturer, and an active participant in various UN sustainability policy processes