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.
More politics at Chad| Somali Displaced People| Somali Troublemakers| Fur|
Saturday, October 28, 2006
Tuesday, October 17, 2006
RC Products of the Dictatorship's Industry!
Refugee children - Let children know about this issue; especially where they see some refugee children in their surroundings. Children will gradually develop a kind of sympathy over all kinds of miseries children face elsewhere. So, help them learn to develop this human current naturally! This will leach the psychological borders. Khalid Osman says!
Global knowledge is better for young children, such as those who can read and understand something when told and explained in simple ways!
You'll create a sense and feed your child feeling positively to feel others' pain. Let this berceuse be a grass-root to humankind progress that grows natural! This is Khalid Osman's species of advice.
The imapacts of conflicts in the Horn of Africa on children. More at Darfur| Save Darfur Coalition| Darfur Rebels| Darfur Crisis| Fur| Somali Displaced People| DAFI| Somali Troublemakers|
Global knowledge is better for young children, such as those who can read and understand something when told and explained in simple ways!
You'll create a sense and feed your child feeling positively to feel others' pain. Let this berceuse be a grass-root to humankind progress that grows natural! This is Khalid Osman's species of advice.
The imapacts of conflicts in the Horn of Africa on children. More at Darfur| Save Darfur Coalition| Darfur Rebels| Darfur Crisis| Fur| Somali Displaced People| DAFI| Somali Troublemakers|
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|
Tuesday, September 26, 2006
Nothing is Optimistic in Somalia!
... and it'll keep on like this 
for a long time before the Somalis put their arms down to realize what modern democratic government requires.
Some of the Somali people are very loyal to their cultural backgrounds and tribalism is strong. The fall of the dictator Siad Barry (Maxamed Siyaad Barre) and the political gap that followed led considerable numbers of the Somali people to think only about spiritual solution through religion.
Pragmatism is unknown, and rationality is missing through the network of the warlords and those new Islamists. They think the problem will be solved by religious means.
I believe that religion to be the cause of the deterioration. We have evidences from different parts of the world that where religion, any religion engages in politics, crises will rise. It's well known that if any state wants to progress well and save its integrity, it should regulate all religions living there but without having them to interfere in politics.
That means secularism is better for Somalia as I hear from modernized well educated Somalis I know.
And if they started to prevent women from work at their controlled areas, or if they began to enforce some religious regulations, then the Somali people will begin to face human abuses in the near future. The human rights organizations must be well concerned by now.
Read about this story in English political news at: Somali Displaced People| DAFI| Somali Troublemakers|
for a long time before the Somalis put their arms down to realize what modern democratic government requires.Some of the Somali people are very loyal to their cultural backgrounds and tribalism is strong. The fall of the dictator Siad Barry (Maxamed Siyaad Barre) and the political gap that followed led considerable numbers of the Somali people to think only about spiritual solution through religion.
Pragmatism is unknown, and rationality is missing through the network of the warlords and those new Islamists. They think the problem will be solved by religious means.
I believe that religion to be the cause of the deterioration. We have evidences from different parts of the world that where religion, any religion engages in politics, crises will rise. It's well known that if any state wants to progress well and save its integrity, it should regulate all religions living there but without having them to interfere in politics.
That means secularism is better for Somalia as I hear from modernized well educated Somalis I know.
And if they started to prevent women from work at their controlled areas, or if they began to enforce some religious regulations, then the Somali people will begin to face human abuses in the near future. The human rights organizations must be well concerned by now.
Read about this story in English political news at: Somali Displaced People| DAFI| Somali Troublemakers|
Monday, September 18, 2006
Condemn Shooting Humanity!
Shooting a human aid activist should get into an international jurisdiction to implement the hard punishment against those who commit such crime. This procedure should be taken into consideration when any state loses control of its democratic system and exposes to rambling and total disorder. The Somali case is not exceptional. It needs a strong power to implement justice. The mistake of the American policy in Mogadishu is that it left Somalia naked in front of the bad winds.
Condemn Shooting Humanity! here or at -
Somali Displaced People| DAFI| Somali Troublemakers|
Read more at -
http://www.sos-childrensvillages.org
http://artsublog.blogspot.com
http://lens.love-chancellor.com
Read this news in Arabic at -
http://cafe.love-chancellor.com
Condemn Shooting Humanity! here or at -
Somali Displaced People| DAFI| Somali Troublemakers|
Read more at -
http://www.sos-childrensvillages.org
http://artsublog.blogspot.com
http://lens.love-chancellor.com
Read this news in Arabic at -
http://cafe.love-chancellor.com
Thursday, September 14, 2006
Submit Articles, the Sister Blog
I have published a sister blog to "Articles Submit" at the links below. You can press on them to see so many categories. Choose the category that reflects your theme and post your articles. Do it smart blogging to build more inbound links to your blog, and share your blog prosperity with me.
Sorry, I published that Blog on Wordpress and it is not available now. However, I can't delete this post. You have a chance to review something more interesting at the links below.
Readers Write Comments| Superstitions| International Political Media| Political Link Exchange|
Sorry, I published that Blog on Wordpress and it is not available now. However, I can't delete this post. You have a chance to review something more interesting at the links below.
Readers Write Comments| Superstitions| International Political Media| Political Link Exchange|
Sunday, September 10, 2006
Asmara, My Destiny!
While the immigration authority in Eritrea tried to block me denying the UNHCR's leaving visa processing to Denmark, one of the officials asked me: "What we have done wrong with you, so you decided to leave us after ten years."
Highlight about the official:
The official was one of those best Eritrean veterans the EPLF has ever had. I know him since the first day he joined the field, and then came to work in the Tigrinya section of the official newspaper before being an officer in the immigration department.
I respect him in fact very much, because he worked at that time hard while he was a disabled veteran, and he never asked to live like those high staffs in the government.
We’ve some common free-time hobbies, as I used to play BINGO 5 times/week at his Disabled Fighters Club, the Association of Eritrean Teachers and Mahmud something, an old private bingo organizer in Asmara.
He played to enjoy time with friends, support his club and the teachers' club and win some money to spend with his friends on other beautiful Asmara-evenings' hail-hops. I used to call those special bars hail-hops, because they were very inviting, warm and has real feelings. That was a silly decision blocking most of them specially those were near the government building, just by the corners.
So, if you ever meet a friend or acquaintance there, expect to go home full with both pleasure and peace without paying a penny. I paid a lot of money celebrating friendship and the real revolution there and received many greetings too.
I think now; yes absolutely now while you're reading this line, and since I am very near to your eyes and mind, bowing to whisper it: I think that was Aden Paradise not Asmara!
Everything has changed when the Sudanese opposition entered this Paradise.
Well, getting back to my point, …
Please read for the moment at
Eritrea's Political Problems| Eritrean Revolutionary Principles| Eritrean Political Differences|
Highlight about the official:
The official was one of those best Eritrean veterans the EPLF has ever had. I know him since the first day he joined the field, and then came to work in the Tigrinya section of the official newspaper before being an officer in the immigration department.
I respect him in fact very much, because he worked at that time hard while he was a disabled veteran, and he never asked to live like those high staffs in the government.
We’ve some common free-time hobbies, as I used to play BINGO 5 times/week at his Disabled Fighters Club, the Association of Eritrean Teachers and Mahmud something, an old private bingo organizer in Asmara.
He played to enjoy time with friends, support his club and the teachers' club and win some money to spend with his friends on other beautiful Asmara-evenings' hail-hops. I used to call those special bars hail-hops, because they were very inviting, warm and has real feelings. That was a silly decision blocking most of them specially those were near the government building, just by the corners.
So, if you ever meet a friend or acquaintance there, expect to go home full with both pleasure and peace without paying a penny. I paid a lot of money celebrating friendship and the real revolution there and received many greetings too.
I think now; yes absolutely now while you're reading this line, and since I am very near to your eyes and mind, bowing to whisper it: I think that was Aden Paradise not Asmara!
Everything has changed when the Sudanese opposition entered this Paradise.
Well, getting back to my point, …
Please read for the moment at
Eritrea's Political Problems| Eritrean Revolutionary Principles| Eritrean Political Differences|
Friday, August 04, 2006
About the US Secretary of State!
The CNN asked three questions about some political issues in the Situation Room. One of those questions is the following one:
How much faith do you have in Secy. of State Condoleezza Rice to handle the crisis in the Middle East?
I've answered this question as follows:
I don't have any faith on her to come with a positive solution to the crisis, because she already has a one sided point of view on the struggle in the Middle East which laid its shadow on the Israeli side.
The crisis needs a neutral minded person to handle this issue with the neutrality needed.
The question is how the International policy and especially the US policy in the Middle East are backing Hezbollah from a point that Washington doesn't see?
Just remember who has backed Saddam Husain and Osama bin Laden and those Islamic rightist parties in the Middle East to face the growing socialist and communist parties there during the Cold War!
We're missing rationality nowadays!
More politics at DAFI| Somali Troublemakers| Brief History of Somalia|
http://lens.love-chancellor.com
http://www.cafepress.com/nadiana
How much faith do you have in Secy. of State Condoleezza Rice to handle the crisis in the Middle East?
I've answered this question as follows:
I don't have any faith on her to come with a positive solution to the crisis, because she already has a one sided point of view on the struggle in the Middle East which laid its shadow on the Israeli side.
The crisis needs a neutral minded person to handle this issue with the neutrality needed.
The question is how the International policy and especially the US policy in the Middle East are backing Hezbollah from a point that Washington doesn't see?
Just remember who has backed Saddam Husain and Osama bin Laden and those Islamic rightist parties in the Middle East to face the growing socialist and communist parties there during the Cold War!
We're missing rationality nowadays!
More politics at DAFI| Somali Troublemakers| Brief History of Somalia|
http://lens.love-chancellor.com
http://www.cafepress.com/nadiana
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!
More politics at DAFI| Somali Troublemakers| Brief History of Somalia|
http://www.squidoo.com/political-refugees
http://lens.love-chancellor.com
http://www.cafepress.com/nadiana
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!
More politics at DAFI| Somali Troublemakers| Brief History of Somalia|
http://www.squidoo.com/political-refugees
http://lens.love-chancellor.com
http://www.cafepress.com/nadiana
Monday, July 17, 2006
Religions have nothing to do with the state!
The Cartoons have nothing to do with freedom of speech. Those prophets are making a wide range of followers worldwide and they should be respected. We need to be more tolerant and rationale when we deal with religions because violence is not a habit in religions unless people mistakenly interpret some verses according to their limited images. The nature of any religion is love, freedom and peace; not hatred or war.
These acts we're seeing today from those who call themselves Muslims are not acceptable and have no sense. All people know that the religion will not be acceptable if it builds on hatred, so how could such Muslims if they're really Muslims do this? We should remember here also the reign of the Christian wars. Should we blame the Bible or Jesus?
Religion in my vision has nothing to do with politics. There should be a clear division between religions and politics. If anyone wants to practise a religion she/he should go to where religions should be practised and that’s to be said will be in a church, a mosque or a temple.
More politics at Sudanese Sectarian Parties|
http://www.cafepress.com/nadiana
http://lens.love-chancellor.com
http://www.squidoo.com/political-refugees
This post was originally generated in response to a post on wordpress.com against Islam which I think it's nonsense too.
These acts we're seeing today from those who call themselves Muslims are not acceptable and have no sense. All people know that the religion will not be acceptable if it builds on hatred, so how could such Muslims if they're really Muslims do this? We should remember here also the reign of the Christian wars. Should we blame the Bible or Jesus?
Religion in my vision has nothing to do with politics. There should be a clear division between religions and politics. If anyone wants to practise a religion she/he should go to where religions should be practised and that’s to be said will be in a church, a mosque or a temple.
More politics at Sudanese Sectarian Parties|
http://www.cafepress.com/nadiana
http://lens.love-chancellor.com
http://www.squidoo.com/political-refugees
This post was originally generated in response to a post on wordpress.com against Islam which I think it's nonsense too.
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