The dictatorial regime of Sudan expelled and closed 16 aid organizations in the country. The expulsion came following the issuance of the arrest warrant by the International Criminal Court (ICC) for the Sudanese dictator.
The Sudanese dictatorial regime accused the international aid organization of passing information to the International Criminal Court (ICC). Aid agencies denied complicity and stressed on the need for humanitarian presence especially in Darfur.
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Wednesday, March 25, 2009
Monday, January 05, 2009
President Bush is to meet the vice President of Sudan!
President Bush is expected to meet with the vice president of Sudan at the White House today to discuss the five-year war in Darfur amongst other political issues in Sudan.
Bush does not know of course that the American administration has supported the Islamic party one of the Sudanese vice presidents represents (Ali Osman Taha). However, meeting with Salva Kiir, is another phase in the Sudanese tragicomedy!
Therefore, those equal political figures that make the misery in our Sudanese political scene will not see more than the false diplomatic relations between them. The Sudanese people and the American people are so far away from this scene. I clap for this theatrical show where the apes play the primary role in our lives.
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Bush does not know of course that the American administration has supported the Islamic party one of the Sudanese vice presidents represents (Ali Osman Taha). However, meeting with Salva Kiir, is another phase in the Sudanese tragicomedy!
Therefore, those equal political figures that make the misery in our Sudanese political scene will not see more than the false diplomatic relations between them. The Sudanese people and the American people are so far away from this scene. I clap for this theatrical show where the apes play the primary role in our lives.
More at Darfur Rebels| Darfur Crisis| Fur| Sudan News|
Tuesday, June 03, 2008
Sudanese Music
The evolution process brings the Sudanese Music to play in harmony with these themes.
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Saturday, May 24, 2008
Violence Will Not Solve Problems
I wonder why some folk write to encourage using violence to address some political crises?
Let us say, OK we will use that violence to solve our political problems and then engage in this violence to cause different killings. How could such acts be progressive acts for resettlement?
I read to someone who encourages using violence to solve the political problems in Sudan in one of Reuters posts about the last clashes in Sudan.
That voice says, "think sudan is now entering a new era where the different ethnicities question their position with in the state and their share of power and resources.
The only way possible they can narrow down the difference and marginalization is through the use of force. I think the recent violence is a clear manifestation of this. this has shown a turning point for the different factions fighting amongst themselves in remote places, how to direct their forces to challenge the ruling elite. And clearly the government has started to feel the heat."
I have replied to that call by the following:
Use of force is the cause of many disasters in Sudan. If this action helps, we do not have to have the longest civil war in Africa. However, unless the force is used by a united Sudanese revolution there is no way for tribal forces to get democracy. I have no wonder about the regional and international conspiracy against Sudan to devastate this united 1 million squire miles land.
The real problem of the civil dictatorship and the military dictatorship we have in our luck store since independence from Britain is that, the Sudanese people work separately in so many different groups but not one. Let them achieve unity in the revolutionary struggle first to assure that we will have unity in the country in the future.
I hate to see discriminating and bad intentions in this moderate discussion. Please be wise when you publish any input.
More at Darfur Rebels| Darfur Crisis| Fur| Afrojournal Blog.
Let us say, OK we will use that violence to solve our political problems and then engage in this violence to cause different killings. How could such acts be progressive acts for resettlement?
I read to someone who encourages using violence to solve the political problems in Sudan in one of Reuters posts about the last clashes in Sudan.
That voice says, "think sudan is now entering a new era where the different ethnicities question their position with in the state and their share of power and resources.
The only way possible they can narrow down the difference and marginalization is through the use of force. I think the recent violence is a clear manifestation of this. this has shown a turning point for the different factions fighting amongst themselves in remote places, how to direct their forces to challenge the ruling elite. And clearly the government has started to feel the heat."
I have replied to that call by the following:
Use of force is the cause of many disasters in Sudan. If this action helps, we do not have to have the longest civil war in Africa. However, unless the force is used by a united Sudanese revolution there is no way for tribal forces to get democracy. I have no wonder about the regional and international conspiracy against Sudan to devastate this united 1 million squire miles land.
The real problem of the civil dictatorship and the military dictatorship we have in our luck store since independence from Britain is that, the Sudanese people work separately in so many different groups but not one. Let them achieve unity in the revolutionary struggle first to assure that we will have unity in the country in the future.
I hate to see discriminating and bad intentions in this moderate discussion. Please be wise when you publish any input.
More at Darfur Rebels| Darfur Crisis| Fur| Afrojournal Blog.
Thursday, May 22, 2008
Why Darfur intervention is a mistake
Might it work, or might we find ourselves with an open-ended commitment to policing a violent and divided region of the world, part of the problem and not the solution?
More at Darfur Rebels| Darfur Crisis| Fur|
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Monday, May 12, 2008
When Ignorance Becomes a Pleasure
When ignorance becomes a pleasure, some people need to learn how to make their Words Sell!
Fran Healy, lead singer of the British pop group Travis, visited Darfur on behalf of Save the Children, and then said to the media, "Africa is a very complex place, but the Darfur crisis is quite simple. The conflict is essentially the Arabs against the African. It is all tied up in various battles over things like oil and gold."
It seems that the pop singer has no political knowledge or he is biased against the Arabs! However, I have no more wonders since lot of media sources are biased nowadays.
The statement about Darfur is definitely wrong! I know the ins and outs of the misery. Following the media totally is leading to misunderstanding and to a chaos! The problem is well known as an insufficient distribution to the development in Sudan.
It falls in this area of what we call the trouble of the marginal regions. There are other regions in Sudan, which share the same fate. In addition, the singer may even have not noticed that the Furs have Arabic and Islamic names!
Some of the people who are seeking refuge in Europe and even those who are not Fur claimed that they are fur escaping the crises to gain refugees status and live in the British paradise, or elsewhere in the west. We know this and we know some of them have been accepted there! Oh, my…
Those so called Janjaweed are created and supported both by what we call the military dictatorship and the civil dictatorship which depends on the mechanical majority dictatorship. This is our fate to share in all our regions and to struggle against the odds.
Such statement leads to discrimination, we hope the international media will avoid. More politics at Darfur Rebels| Darfur Crisis| Fur|
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Fran Healy, lead singer of the British pop group Travis, visited Darfur on behalf of Save the Children, and then said to the media, "Africa is a very complex place, but the Darfur crisis is quite simple. The conflict is essentially the Arabs against the African. It is all tied up in various battles over things like oil and gold."
It seems that the pop singer has no political knowledge or he is biased against the Arabs! However, I have no more wonders since lot of media sources are biased nowadays.
The statement about Darfur is definitely wrong! I know the ins and outs of the misery. Following the media totally is leading to misunderstanding and to a chaos! The problem is well known as an insufficient distribution to the development in Sudan.
It falls in this area of what we call the trouble of the marginal regions. There are other regions in Sudan, which share the same fate. In addition, the singer may even have not noticed that the Furs have Arabic and Islamic names!
Some of the people who are seeking refuge in Europe and even those who are not Fur claimed that they are fur escaping the crises to gain refugees status and live in the British paradise, or elsewhere in the west. We know this and we know some of them have been accepted there! Oh, my…
Those so called Janjaweed are created and supported both by what we call the military dictatorship and the civil dictatorship which depends on the mechanical majority dictatorship. This is our fate to share in all our regions and to struggle against the odds.
Such statement leads to discrimination, we hope the international media will avoid. More politics at Darfur Rebels| Darfur Crisis| Fur|
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Monday, October 15, 2007
Never Retreat Before Dictators!
I am feeling happy at the moment because a lost friend of mine gets its feet back home. He told me that he is fed-up of being chased all his life because of his disobedient order. He grew disobedient since the mid-fifty when our country got its independency from the British.
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I am sad for him at the same time because I know being persistent and patient is what makes changes and inspire the dogma of the dictatorship to retreat.
I told him about this status of contradictions in my feelings about him. He understood. But, what I am still willing to understand is that how much it costs somebody who has been a revolutionist all his life to retreat before his dictators!
I am here at this point of disobedience. It is my life that counts, not theirs.
Did Khalid Osman teach you how to be disobedient to your dogmatist dictators?
Ask him to do so. It is that simple!
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I told him about this status of contradictions in my feelings about him. He understood. But, what I am still willing to understand is that how much it costs somebody who has been a revolutionist all his life to retreat before his dictators!
I am here at this point of disobedience. It is my life that counts, not theirs.
Did Khalid Osman teach you how to be disobedient to your dogmatist dictators?
Ask him to do so. It is that simple!
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Friday, March 02, 2007
Sudanese Dictators' Deficiency
Sudanese dictators refuses to hand two war crimes suspects to be tried by the International Criminal Court (ICC) Follow the news at the HOA News Agency.
This sheet of news seems very funny though. But it's funny to the edge of tragicomedy. To see what I meant search of backgrounds to what I've described above at this blog or at the Ezine Act.
I don't believe that there're only two men in this comitragedy, and that the crimes were committed only in Darfur. There're crimes committed by this regime and its gangs which are well reported and documented at the Sudanese opposition bureaus in Cairo.
The International Criminal Court can search for more crimes committed in Sudan since those dictators mount that camel called power through the National Islamic Front's coup d'etat of 1989.
The gangs of the previously called (NIF) should also be called for treatments. The Ghost Houses cases should be open to justice.
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This sheet of news seems very funny though. But it's funny to the edge of tragicomedy. To see what I meant search of backgrounds to what I've described above at this blog or at the Ezine Act.
I don't believe that there're only two men in this comitragedy, and that the crimes were committed only in Darfur. There're crimes committed by this regime and its gangs which are well reported and documented at the Sudanese opposition bureaus in Cairo.
The International Criminal Court can search for more crimes committed in Sudan since those dictators mount that camel called power through the National Islamic Front's coup d'etat of 1989.
The gangs of the previously called (NIF) should also be called for treatments. The Ghost Houses cases should be open to justice.
More at NIF| ICC| Indictment| Omar al Bashir| Luis Moreno Ocampo|
Friday, November 03, 2006
Why China is so interested in Africa?
Why a revolutionary communist government opens economical relations even with those African dictators in the continent?
I am getting more interested in reading the Chinese point of view, to know exactly why the political attitudes of China are ignored or passed by for the sake of economical interests.
More at Comprehensive Peace Agreement|
I am getting more interested in reading the Chinese point of view, to know exactly why the political attitudes of China are ignored or passed by for the sake of economical interests.
More at Comprehensive Peace Agreement|
Saturday, October 28, 2006
Why Dictators Confront Each Others?
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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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.
More politics at Chad| Somali Displaced People| Somali Troublemakers| Fur|
Monday, October 09, 2006
Why the Media Reports Wrong?
Unfortunately, the world does not understand the problems in Darfur. People should know more than the pictures are saying. These pictures are similar to so many picks from other countries in our misfortunate continent.
This problem in Sudan like the other marginal regions problems is created by two kinds of dictatorship in Sudan. Those two kinds of dictatorship are the civil dictatorship and the military dictatorship. The people of Darfur are Muslims but that's not the case. The problem has begun when both the civil dictatorship and the military dictatorship supported the armed robbery gangs.
Some of those gangs have been developed to form political armed fronts. Some of the neighbours of Sudan played also the negative role to export their problems to Sudan through the marginal regions of Sudan like Darfur.
I say some of them are not pleased to see these million square miles united under a strong democratic government. So, the problem has been exploited further to say there's a tribal cleansing in Sudan which is not true as stated above. And I know, from my own political experiences, as a journalist for more than 30 years, those who would like to see the big Sudan divided between them.
We have got some big zones of the Fur inhabitants in so many northern cities and they're living nicely with their brothers from other regions. From my own experience while I was a child one of the Fur was living just next to my father's shop. And my father left him so many times to observe his shop while he was shopping in the big market. They were friends. They trusted each other. They ate together, played local domino together with other Fur and enjoyed their time visiting each other on the two Eids as Muslims.
If you look again to these pictures of the ladies, men and their children, from Darfur, make sure that they look like other Sudanese from the north or from the east. We're all black people. The northerners are not coming from Mars.
I am saying again the problem has been created by those two kinds of dictatorship. They have created the marginal regions, robbed the national treasury and left us to the dust in the north, west, east and south.
So, the media is wrong when it speaks about cleansing and it's biased sometimes.
Read facts at: Darfur| Save Darfur Coalition| Darfur Rebels| Darfur Crisis| Fur|
This problem in Sudan like the other marginal regions problems is created by two kinds of dictatorship in Sudan. Those two kinds of dictatorship are the civil dictatorship and the military dictatorship. The people of Darfur are Muslims but that's not the case. The problem has begun when both the civil dictatorship and the military dictatorship supported the armed robbery gangs.
Some of those gangs have been developed to form political armed fronts. Some of the neighbours of Sudan played also the negative role to export their problems to Sudan through the marginal regions of Sudan like Darfur.
I say some of them are not pleased to see these million square miles united under a strong democratic government. So, the problem has been exploited further to say there's a tribal cleansing in Sudan which is not true as stated above. And I know, from my own political experiences, as a journalist for more than 30 years, those who would like to see the big Sudan divided between them.
We have got some big zones of the Fur inhabitants in so many northern cities and they're living nicely with their brothers from other regions. From my own experience while I was a child one of the Fur was living just next to my father's shop. And my father left him so many times to observe his shop while he was shopping in the big market. They were friends. They trusted each other. They ate together, played local domino together with other Fur and enjoyed their time visiting each other on the two Eids as Muslims.
If you look again to these pictures of the ladies, men and their children, from Darfur, make sure that they look like other Sudanese from the north or from the east. We're all black people. The northerners are not coming from Mars.
I am saying again the problem has been created by those two kinds of dictatorship. They have created the marginal regions, robbed the national treasury and left us to the dust in the north, west, east and south.
So, the media is wrong when it speaks about cleansing and it's biased sometimes.
Read facts at: Darfur| Save Darfur Coalition| Darfur Rebels| Darfur Crisis| Fur|
Wednesday, July 19, 2006
Somali Peace Talks in Sudan!
That is a real tragicomedy we're reading this moment in the BBC online news about the Somali peace talks in Sudan.
See who's there to host a Somali peace talk! They're the Sudanese dictators. Those military dictators have stolen the political power through the 1989 coup d' état planned that time and carried out by the Sudanese National Islamic Front.
I don't know until this moment why the Somalia's interim President Abdullahi Yusuf has dropped his opposition to talks in Khartoum the capital city of Sudan with the Somalis Islamist leaders after having him refused these talks lately?
The Somalis President boycotted talks with the Union of Islamic Courts the first time because he accused them of breaking a previously agreed ceasefire. So, what has happened now after those so called Islamists controlled the Somalis Capital of Mogadishu to make him change his opposition to peace talks?
What's the deal? What's the benefit the Somalis will gain? And how could the president of Somalia accept peace talks brokered by the originally Islamist militants dictators in Khartoum to deal with a conflict led by another Islamist group in Somalia?
I think I have mentioned that it's tragicomedy!
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See who's there to host a Somali peace talk! They're the Sudanese dictators. Those military dictators have stolen the political power through the 1989 coup d' état planned that time and carried out by the Sudanese National Islamic Front.
I don't know until this moment why the Somalia's interim President Abdullahi Yusuf has dropped his opposition to talks in Khartoum the capital city of Sudan with the Somalis Islamist leaders after having him refused these talks lately?
The Somalis President boycotted talks with the Union of Islamic Courts the first time because he accused them of breaking a previously agreed ceasefire. So, what has happened now after those so called Islamists controlled the Somalis Capital of Mogadishu to make him change his opposition to peace talks?
What's the deal? What's the benefit the Somalis will gain? And how could the president of Somalia accept peace talks brokered by the originally Islamist militants dictators in Khartoum to deal with a conflict led by another Islamist group in Somalia?
I think I have mentioned that it's tragicomedy!
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Monday, June 26, 2006
Victims of Torture International Day!
This document at the Newsvine brings my attention to the Sudanese Victims of Torture. Under alleged deceitful Islamic propaganda, the recent dictatorial regime in Sudan conducted different kinds of torture against hundreds of Sudanese people during the first five years in power. People from different walks of life are still suffering from different kinds of continuous torture against them.
The term of Torture had never been presented in Sudan before those three dictatorial regimes in 1959, 1969 and 1989. This is why I am calling for submitting those dictators to the International Criminal Court since 2001.
I would like to bring the attention of those UN organs, to investigate the cases of the Sudanese Victims of Torture. Just ask the Secretary General of the Sudan Human Rights Organization. More at NIF| ICC| Indictment|Human Rights in Danish| Brigadier-Mohammed Ahmed Alrayah| Tortur| Ghost Houses|
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The term of Torture had never been presented in Sudan before those three dictatorial regimes in 1959, 1969 and 1989. This is why I am calling for submitting those dictators to the International Criminal Court since 2001.
I would like to bring the attention of those UN organs, to investigate the cases of the Sudanese Victims of Torture. Just ask the Secretary General of the Sudan Human Rights Organization. More at NIF| ICC| Indictment|Human Rights in Danish| Brigadier-Mohammed Ahmed Alrayah| Tortur| Ghost Houses|
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Sunday, June 25, 2006
Who's to Blame?!
US said Sheikh Aweys who headed previously al-Itihaad al-Islamiya militia in Somalia had links with al-Qaeda. See Hoa News Agency at http://hoa-news-agency.blogspot.com
There is a thread missed intentionally in such claims. This thread belongs to the American foreign policy during the Cold War.
Nowadays any critique to the American international policy towards the 3rd World will be claimed as to be against the American people, which is not true. No one will ever hate the people in any land.
That's simply because no one will be pleased of the killings of the American soldiers in Iraq for example. That's absolutely nonsense, as no one will be pleased of the killings of the Iraqi people.
Now, there's no question about who's to blame? - The official American policy twords the 3rd World? - Bush administration? - John Kennedy? - Ronald Reagan? - Joseph Stalin? - Mikhail Gorbachev? - Saddam Hussein? or some other leaders we don't know?
The most important question is that - is it the intention of the American Administration to "chess-king" the Red Sea area too, considering those wars in Somalia, Sudan, and between Ethiopia and Eritrea?
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There is a thread missed intentionally in such claims. This thread belongs to the American foreign policy during the Cold War.
Nowadays any critique to the American international policy towards the 3rd World will be claimed as to be against the American people, which is not true. No one will ever hate the people in any land.
That's simply because no one will be pleased of the killings of the American soldiers in Iraq for example. That's absolutely nonsense, as no one will be pleased of the killings of the Iraqi people.
Now, there's no question about who's to blame? - The official American policy twords the 3rd World? - Bush administration? - John Kennedy? - Ronald Reagan? - Joseph Stalin? - Mikhail Gorbachev? - Saddam Hussein? or some other leaders we don't know?
The most important question is that - is it the intention of the American Administration to "chess-king" the Red Sea area too, considering those wars in Somalia, Sudan, and between Ethiopia and Eritrea?
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Sunday, June 11, 2006
Sudan and Chad New Political Tragicomedy!
One more time I should say again, what we're experiencing in Africa is tragicomedy! Rebels create rebels. Military dictators create more military dictators in their neighbourhood. And the play goes on.
It's too comic to the standard of the misery or the standard of the chaos to see allied coups leaders in neighbouring countries accusing each other of exporting their political problems to the other countries.
The Sudanese Dictators who succeeded in creating the Patriotic Salvation Movement in Khartoum to overthrow the Chadian President Hussein Habre are now getting the worse results of their act from those who have created and supported 16 years ago.
This is also true to mention again that some neighboring countries to Sudan dislike seeing these million square miles united and strong. The recent military dictatorial regime is to blame of getting Sudan into the worst period of its modern history. More at Darfur| Save Darfur Coalition| Darfur Rebels| Darfur Crisis| Fur| Chad|
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It's too comic to the standard of the misery or the standard of the chaos to see allied coups leaders in neighbouring countries accusing each other of exporting their political problems to the other countries.
The Sudanese Dictators who succeeded in creating the Patriotic Salvation Movement in Khartoum to overthrow the Chadian President Hussein Habre are now getting the worse results of their act from those who have created and supported 16 years ago.
This is also true to mention again that some neighboring countries to Sudan dislike seeing these million square miles united and strong. The recent military dictatorial regime is to blame of getting Sudan into the worst period of its modern history. More at Darfur| Save Darfur Coalition| Darfur Rebels| Darfur Crisis| Fur| Chad|
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Sunday, June 04, 2006
Test of the Nile!
One of the Somali people who knows how to speak good Arabic asked while he was dancing in the Bazaars in Aarhus one Saturday: “ايه حصل للنيل يا اخوان؟” and added “طعم النيل مالوش بديل”. He meant us – me and my friend - although we don't know him. We got the gesture and appreciated it while his thoughts were connected to Sudan though our memories went back to Somalia. More at Sudan| Sudan News| Kordofan| Support us STOP WARS, SING for PEACE and do more:http://www.cafepress.com/nadiana - http://lens.love-chancellor.com/ - http://www.squidoo.com/wolfenstein-3d
Sunday, May 28, 2006
The Sudanese Nile!
Sudanese landscape performs more than %80 of the Nile. So why people are saying the Nile is Egyptian?
All the Nile with %90 of its branches runs in these 1 million square miles.
Sudanese will really be stupid if they don't stop these regional wars and defend the integrity of this BRIDE called Sudan. Get united and throw first those dictators out of history. They're the cause of our weaknesses through history from General Ibrahim Aboud to Lieutenant Al-Bashier.
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All the Nile with %90 of its branches runs in these 1 million square miles.
Sudanese will really be stupid if they don't stop these regional wars and defend the integrity of this BRIDE called Sudan. Get united and throw first those dictators out of history. They're the cause of our weaknesses through history from General Ibrahim Aboud to Lieutenant Al-Bashier.
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Saturday, March 18, 2006
The Connection between Politics and Religion!
I do believe that the first line connection between politics, business and love, is something worth thinking until religion is used by some gangs in politics to make crisis. That's exactly what had happened in Sudan. In this case the connection between politics business and religion is the cause of the deterioration in every level of living in Sudan.
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Sunday, March 12, 2006
The Art of Prime Ministering
A while back ago we'd a prime minister in Sudan who thought that he has been born a prime minister.
It's absolutely his rights to feel that he has born with a "prime ministering" spoon in his mouth.
But, it's my rights too as a journalist and observer to say the "prime ministering" art is made easy to be obtained by democratic elections and to protect the democracy from being stolen by the soldiers in the army.
Unfortunately that prime minister has been the cause of the army coup d'etat which brought the recent unauthorized government to the governing deck. And he proves that he has no luck of this simple little thing I call the "art of prime ministering".
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It's absolutely his rights to feel that he has born with a "prime ministering" spoon in his mouth.
But, it's my rights too as a journalist and observer to say the "prime ministering" art is made easy to be obtained by democratic elections and to protect the democracy from being stolen by the soldiers in the army.
Unfortunately that prime minister has been the cause of the army coup d'etat which brought the recent unauthorized government to the governing deck. And he proves that he has no luck of this simple little thing I call the "art of prime ministering".
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Sunday, November 06, 2005
Developing the Policy of Hunger!
They're still developing the policy of hunger to keep the people busy by themselves!
Those are very strange group of people who are modifying their political shape, but not agenda, since the date they'd established their "Muslim Brothers" party early in the late fortieth.
Nevertheless, this party has nothing to do with "Islam"; it has been influenced by the Egyptian "Muslim Brothers" party to implement the same political economy agenda against their brothers in "Allah" and all other believers in their homeland.
The Sudanese politics, is hardly "infected with greediness" by this party since Sudan independence from the British colonization. The painful fact is that the British had left the country in the hand of a couple of landlords, biased with the same "Islamic Allegations".
So, the Sudanese independence had been born "an orphan by surgery".
More at Political Problems in Sudan| Political Tragicomedy in Sudan| Democracy in Sudan.
Those are very strange group of people who are modifying their political shape, but not agenda, since the date they'd established their "Muslim Brothers" party early in the late fortieth.
Nevertheless, this party has nothing to do with "Islam"; it has been influenced by the Egyptian "Muslim Brothers" party to implement the same political economy agenda against their brothers in "Allah" and all other believers in their homeland.
The Sudanese politics, is hardly "infected with greediness" by this party since Sudan independence from the British colonization. The painful fact is that the British had left the country in the hand of a couple of landlords, biased with the same "Islamic Allegations".
So, the Sudanese independence had been born "an orphan by surgery".
More at Political Problems in Sudan| Political Tragicomedy in Sudan| Democracy in Sudan.
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