Why I Am a Papuan Not Supporting OPM

Why I Am a Papuan Not Supporting OPM

"I am just a Papuan student who wants to succeed and rebuild the land of his birth, the Land of Papua that I always miss, and only by writing I speak the Truth"

~ ALFREDO KWAY ~

Alfredo Kway is a native Papuan student. He expressed his anxiety over the actions of OPM in Papua. Some of the expressions of his heart he conveyed on the Kompasiana page.
.
Yesterday, when I arrived on campus to guide my thesis writing, one of my friends that I know often reads my writing (because I often share it on my social networking page) asking me "Friend, you're Papuan, why don't you support OPM? Are they not your brothers? "
.
I was silent for a moment hearing this question. Such an interesting question, not only from my friend to me, but from me to myself.
I did not answer this question with a sentence like the answer of a true nationalist, I am just a student who comes from Papua and wants to succeed and rebuild the land of birth, the Land of Papua that I always miss.
.
My views are mostly not in line with the views of my brothers and sisters, OPM sympathizers are based on what I see, what I know, what I hear and what I feel. Therefore, I answered my friend's question with several reasons that I felt so far.
.
There are several reasons why I, as a native of Papua, cannot be in line with the views of the OPM and its sympathizers, which incidentally are my brothers one tribe and one Papua.
.
I personally along with most of the people of Papua really miss and want peace in Papua, yes, I really want a peaceful Papua, but in reality the members of the OPM or its sympathizers always oppose efforts towards peaceful Papua, even as if they have never created peace in the Land of Papua.
.
Papuan people need many things, Papuan children need proper education, young people need opportunities to work, their mothers need a decent place to sell and men need opportunities to earn a decent living to support their families.
.
Papua needs these things to develop Papua from being left behind. And guess what, OPM members and sympathizers never helped the people of Papua to get their needs.
.
Development certainly requires security stability, with the existence of the KKSB group in an area it means it is hampering development in that area, because they consciously oppose development in the land of Papua.
.
These foreign Papuan leaders tend to "fight" just for the sake of their group, or more to the political side so that they too are busy blaspheming figures from other groups.
.
The things I mentioned above make me, a native Papuan child unable to support the "struggle" of the OPM. It's not like supporting them after what I've seen, listened to, felt and learned. I said to my friend who listened to my long explanation.