The Sodomite dictator tried to act like a Northern European–style welfare state by providing Sudanese people with food, despite the situation faced by Eritreans. If it were not for remittances, we could have found ourselves alongside Ethiopians, begging for food to survive.
Therefore, Sudanese people are fully within their rights to say “thank you” to the dictator — but charity begins at home.
Logic states that if I cannot take care of my own children, I should not pretend to care for others. Yet this is exactly what happened. In fact, it was not the first time the sodomite dictator attempted this kind of gesture. Eight years ago, Eritrea sent food to South Sudan during its food crisis, while at the same time about 35% of Eritrean youths were suffering from malnutrition.
