A Comment on the #BiAslab Topic

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Honestly, I do not know exactly what happened, but the bottom line is that there is a new club called the Alumni Club, and every graduating batch must deal with them — whether anyone likes it or not.

Of course, this is not customary, because the batch can manage its own affairs without referring to or getting approval from the Alumni Club.

But if this person "Bi Aslab" is a person, then most likely he wants to appear and show his power and authority. And the group will not take any direct action because it sees that as one of the trivialities, justifying it with its constant preoccupation with war and aggression — even though we are currently in a long-term truce.

The problem is with the people who glorify the September 26 revolution, and never learned that those who made it planned, moved, and resisted, and did not stay silent. So if we do not forgive each other and unite, then let us not cry — and we have a lesson in the party kings of Andalusia.

When Yusuf ibn Tashfin came, he united them, and when he left, they turned back on their heels, scattered and split apart. Therefore, popular resentment does not change the situation; there must be an effective group and a clear plan that is not announced except at its time.