The harsh reality is that waiting for external forces to step in and save us has yielded nothing. The world has failed to address the root causes of the Rohingya genocide, despite overwhelming evidence documented and available in open-source. Reports from independent investigators and human rights organizations have revealed systematic campaigns of ethnic cleansing, yet the global community continues to overlook the severity of the atrocities, with superficial solutions and empty condemnations.
Today, everyone is witnessing the Arakan Army not only committing genocide against the Rohingya but also exploiting the complex political situation to further their influence, all under the guise of ethnic autonomy. It’s a devastating repeat of history—the same patterns of violence used by the Myanmar military, are now being replicated by a new set of oppressors. The global community's failure to recognize this, or worse, to remain complicit, only deepens our plight.
But we cannot afford to wait for help that may never come. The only solution lies within our own community—through a dramatic shift in mindset. We must transition from seeing ourselves as helpless victims to empowered warriors. Freedom is not free. Rights are not handed over willingly by oppressors. They are fought for, demanded, and taken through collective action.
The Rohingya diaspora and those remaining in conflict zones must come together with unwavering focus. By leveraging everything avaiblable, we can track and hunt our enemies, document their atrocities, and expose them on the world stage. But exposure alone is not enough. We must be strategically, politically, mentally, and militarily ready for action. The time has come to stop blaming one another and instead direct all of our energy, intellect, and emotions toward a united goal: reclaiming our identity, our land, and our dignity.
Our survival as a people depends on unity. We need to adopt a warrior mentality, ready to defend our rights, our culture, and our future generations. Only through this transformation can we regain everything we've lost—this time with the respect and recognition we rightfully deserve.