Inside the Mind of a Traitor: Understanding Why Some Dissidents Betray Their Nation

Reading Time: 4 minutes In an age where information flows instantly and borders blur, the greatest threat to any nation may come not from foreign armies, but from within—those who once called it home, yet now conspire to betray it. For Bangladesh, a country marked by fierce patriotism and complex political struggles, the challenge is clear: how to distinguish genuine dissent from the dangerous treachery that threatens national security and sovereignty? Political opposition is a healthy and vital feature of any democracy. However, when the line between principled dissent and outright betrayal becomes blurred, the consequences can be dire. This is particularly true in Bangladesh, where a small but increasingly vocal group of dissidents many living abroad actively work against the country’s interests, often with foreign backing or incentives. These individuals exploit hostile NGO networks, foreign media outlets, and opportunistic lobbying organisations to undermine Bangladesh’s unity and international standing. Understanding

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