Chad's dictatorial coup d'etat regime accused the Sudan's dictatorial coup d'etat regime of supporting Chadian rebels to overthrow Adris Debby's government in N'djamena this week.
The second dictatorial regime had played a supportive role and assisted the Chadian dictatorial regime maintain its dictatorial ruling system. So, what has happened to change the ties between those allied militants?
Darfur is the answer.
The Chadian dictatorial regime is the main player in the rebel in Darfur. And of course neither Libya nor France is a witness. The problem of Darfur has so many roots and reasons in a very cloudy area, where the chaos is inevitable.
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That's the name of the game, or what do you think?
You're right the main players in the conflicts both in Chad and Sudan are from same clans. Besides, people in Sudan knew that the salvation movement in Chad is called after the Sudanese military coup d'etat salvation council.
There's a missing plot here. It appears that universities are becoming very weak to graduate scholars who are capable to run the states, so the military academies took the role.
Yes of course there's Chadian Janjaweed and those are Sudanese too! What a misery?!
I agree both the Sudanese and Chadian dictators are Janjaweed!
But people should be clever to get democracy back.
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