في خطاب تم تسليمه الي البيت الأبيض: أبناء و بنات دارفور بأمريكا يطلبون من أوباما إقالة قريشن

Quote: وأرجو أن يكون هناك توثيق محدد وأسماء محددة لهذه الحوادث...

Quote: هذا المبعوث أنا كنت أعتقد بأنه سوف يحاول أن يحفظ ماء وجه ويتقدم بأستقالته، ولكن يبدوا أنه لم يعيي الدرس بعد. هنالك أحتمال أخر. ربما هنالك نوع من الرضى عنه دخل البيت الابيض. على العموم في النهاية هو الذي سيتم التضحية به.

(عدل بواسطة Mohamed Suleiman on 10-14-2009, 05:53 AM)

Quote: هذا بالضبط ما أقصده...هو إيراد روابط وشهادات لمن يريد الإستزادة حتى لا يصبح شكل الخطاب تجريدياً وغير مرتبط بأحداث بعينها وتواريخ، هذا سيكون مقنعاً لأي متشكك في أي لحظة...ويزيد الذين آمنوا ايماناً بعدالة قضيتهم.

Quote: الاخ محمد سليمان مع كامل تضامنى مع اهلى بدارفور الا ان رؤيتى الشخصيه المتواضعه ان حل مشكل دارفور هو فى ما يحدث هذه الايام من اجتماعات ومشاورات لتوحيد الجبهه الدارفوريه

(عدل بواسطة Mohamed Suleiman on 10-14-2009, 03:05 PM)

Quote: التحية لابناء ف أمريكا ع هذا الصوت المتحد ولا أملك الا ان اقول نحن معكم ف جهود الضغط ع مبعوث أوباما الضعيف الذي تحول الى مجرد ملمع للنظام وليس كمن يريد ان يصنع سلاما حقيقيا يجلب أمنا وحقوقا حقيقيا لشعب دارفور كما أتمنى من شباب وشابات دارفور ان يتحدو وبصوت واحد ضد كل أشكال المسرحيات التي تتم هنا وهناك باسم توحيد الثورة فيما يراد منها وأد الثورة مع تحياتي

Quote: هذه الإساليب المألوفة في تنفيذ الإبادة بدارفور في موجات جديدة من العنف, هي تجسيد للطريقة الماكرة و الشيطانية التي تنتهجها حكومة السودان لإخفاء جرائمها بتنفيذها علنا.

Quote: يا محمد سليمان قريشن ينفذ السياسة الامريكية وليس هو حكومة داخل حكومة

Quote: التحية لثوار دارفور والخزي لمجرمي الحرب ومبيدي شعوب السودان الباقر موسى

Quote: وشكري لكل الشرفاء من ابناء دارفور الموقعين علي المذكره الضاغطه لتصحيح مسارات ادارة الرئيس اوباما واتخاذ موقف واضح في تلاعيب قريشن واباطليه المخزيه ...

Quote: شكرا لك اخي محمد و التحية لاخواني ابناء دارفور بامريكا على هذه الخطوة اتمنى ان تكون هذه الرسالة تشجيعا لجميع ابناء دارفور في اي بقعة في العالم لمخاطبة اوباما برسالة واحدة (اقالة مندوبه). اناشد روابط دارفور اينما كانت بالتحرك من اجل سكان المخيمات.

Quote: يا محمد اخوى اوباما صاحب طموح شخصى يبحث عن المجد نال ئاسة امريكا وتم تكبيله بجائزة نوبل تحت الحساب! على الدافوريين حك جلدهم بظفرهم والتعاون والتفاهم مع كل منافحى المؤتمر الوطنى جنى

Quote: جماعات تضغط على أوباما بشأن دارفور واشنطن - صعّد عدد من جماعات حقوق الإنسان والمشرعين الأميركيين من ضغوطهم على إدارة الرئيس الأميركي باراك أوباما هذا الأسبوع, منتقدين نهجه لإنهاء العنف في السودان، ومتهمين البيت الأبيض ووزارة الخارجية الأميركية بالحذر المبالغ فيه في تعاملها مع الحكومة السودانية. وبعث هذا التحالف الذي يضم نشطاء يركزون جهودهم على إقليم دارفور ويتخذ من الولايات المتحدة الأميركية مقرا له، برسالة إلى أوباما يوم الاثنين الماضي طالبوه فيها باستبدال مبعوثه الخاص إلى السودان اللواء ج. سكوت غريشن، بحجة أن محاولاته التعامل مع النظام السوداني "خاطئة ومميتة". وورد في رسالة هذا التحالف الذي يضم تسع مجموعات إضافة إلى منظمة تنمية ومصالحة دارفور، أن الحكومة السودانية تواصل الإبادة الجماعية بدارفور. وأشارت هذه الرسالة إلى أن "حسن نوايا غريشن وتليينه الجانب مع الحكومة السودانية استغلهما النظام السوداني الذي واصل حكم السودان بالحديد والنار خلال العشرين عاما الأخيرة". وردا على هذه الرسالة, قال المتحدث باسم البيت الأبيض تومي فيتور إن الرئيس "راض للغاية عما قام به غريشن حتى الآن وكذلك عن العمل الذي سيقوم به في المستقبل بشأن هذه القضية الخطيرة". وفي رسالة ستنشر اليوم الخميس طالب العضو في مجلس النواب الأميركي فرانك وولف, المعروف بانتقاده للحكومة السودانية, الرئيس الأميركي بالتدخل شخصيا لحرمان السودان من خدمات مجموعات الضغط الأميركية. وكانت صحيفة واشنطن بوست قد ذكرت الأسبوع الماضي أن روبرت كاو -وهو جامع تبرعات للسيناتور جون كيري- يحاول تأمين موافقة أميركية على إبرامه اتفاقا مع الخرطوم يسمح له بالدعاية لها في أروقة صناع القرار الأميركي. وتأتي هذه الدعوات والانتقادات في الوقت الذي تعد فيه إدارة أوباما لنشر سياستها التي طال انتظارها حول السودان. وكان رئيس جنوب السودان سلفاكير ميارديت قد بعث رسالة الشهر الماضي إلى أوباما حاول فيها إقناعه بأن السودان لم يشهد أية إصلاحات ولا تغيرات جوهرية وأن الأمور تراوح مكانها. وطالب ميارديت الإدارة الأميركية بربط أي تغيير لسياستها تجاه السودان بحدوث تغيير حقيقي على الأرض في هذا البلد.واشنطن بوست ...

Quote: October 15, 2009 The Honorable Barack H. Obama The President The White House Washington DC 20500 Dear Mr. President: Just minutes from the White House sits the world-renowned Holocaust Museum , a fitting tribute to millions of innocent victims who perished under Hitler’s Germany . The world cries out “Never Again.” Yet, genocide and crimes against humanity are not simply relegated to the annals of history. A modern day accused war criminal is the sitting head of state of the Government of Sudan . In March the International Criminal Court (ICC) issued a warrant for the arrest of President Omar Bashir. He is accused by the ICC of five counts of crimes against humanity (murder, rape, torture, extermination, and forceful transfer of civilian population) and two counts of war crimes (for directing attacks against the civilian population and pillaging). Unbelievably, recent news reports indicate that there is a move afoot to permit this very government to obtain lobbyist representation in our nation’s capital. This would be a disgrace and must not be permitted to take place under any circumstances. Memories can be short in this town. It is important to recall who we are dealing with in Khartoum . In June 2004 I led the first congressional delegation with Senator Sam Brownback to Darfur , soon after the world began hearing about the atrocities being committed against the people of that region. I witnessed the nightmare with my own eyes. I saw the scorched villages and overflowing camps. I heard the stories of murder, rape and displacement. In July 2004, the House of Representatives unanimously passed a resolution declaring “that the atrocities unfolding in Darfur , Sudan , are genocide.” The Senate also passed genocide legislation by unanimous consent. On September 9, 2004, Secretary of State Colin Powell, in his testimony before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, declared un#####ocally, "Genocide has been committed in Darfur and that the government of Sudan and the [Janjaweed] bear responsibility—and that genocide may still be occurring." The ICC prosecutor, describing Bashir’s crimes in stark terms said, he “has selected his weapons; they are: rape, hunger, fear. They are the most efficient method of destruction, in the face of international scrutiny.” Further, we must recall that Bashir and his National Congress Party (NCP) were at the helm during the brutal 20-year war against the people of Southern Sudan which claimed the lives of over two million. One of the markings of that horrific war was modern day slave raids. Even today there are consistent reports that Bashir and the NCP are doing everything in their power to obstruct implementation of the historic Comprehensive Peace Agreement which brought about an end to the decades long war. This fragile peace now hangs in the balance. In addition to the massive human rights abuses perpetrated by this government against their own people, it is also important to note that Sudan remains on the State Department’s list of state sponsors of terrorism. The 2008 Country Reports on Terrorism said the following about Sudan : “Elements of designated terrorist groups remained in Sudan …” The report further said, “…there have been open source reports that arms were purchased in Sudan's black market and allegedly smuggled northward to Hamas.” It is well known that the same people currently in control in Khartoum gave safe haven to Osama bin Laden in the early 1990’s. In 1998 when I introduced the legislation that created the National Commission on Terrorism, I specifically mentioned Osama bin Laden and his presence in Sudan . Roger Winter, former U.S. State Department special representative on Sudan, characterized Bashir and the NCP in this way, “He came to power by coup and, ever since, he and his Party have been at war with the Sudanese people, North, South, East and West. The National Islamic Front/NCP leadership team has been the same since it took power. Since then that able and well-experienced team has confronted a revolving door of U.S. diplomats and special envoys who do their best to end Khartoum ’s destructive behavior. Often they think that Khartoum can be successfully appealed to ‘to do the right thing’ on behalf of the marginalized people of Sudan . It’s just not so. Khartoum reads us very well.” I couldn’t agree more with this assessment. Khartoum indeed reads us well. They certainly do not need a lobbyist to help them on that score. Too often lobbyists are viewed as granting access. But this year alone, National Congress Party Leaders have had plenty of access to U.S. officials, both in the executive and legislative branches. The only thing they lack is the political will to bring about a lasting peace in Sudan . And no lobbyist can manufacture that. Given these realities, I urge you to personally engage on the issue of Sudan . You have rightly noted that "silence, acquiescence and paralysis in the face of genocide is wrong,” and you’ve advocated for "real pressures [to] be placed on the Sudanese government." I wholeheartedly support these sentiments, but sentiments absent action ring hollow. Furthermore, I urge you to ensure that the full apparatus of the State Department, not just the Special Envoy’s office, is mobilized in the effort to bring about long awaited peace and justice for the people of Sudan . Secretary Clinton has championed the plight of women globally. Few places in the world are as grim for women as the camps in Sudan . The secretary herself along with Assistant Secretary Johnnie Carson ought to be at the forefront of this issue. Most importantly, I urge you to make it clear in no uncertain terms, to both the State Department and the Treasury Department’s Office of Foreign Assets Control, that under your administration the genocidal government in Khartoum will not be granted the necessary waiver to hire a lobbyist. It is unconscionable that any government with blood on its hands be permitted the privilege of having a Washington lobbyist on retainer. As you consider these matters, I implore you to remember the woman in Darfur who fears rape and brutalization every time she leaves the confines of her camp to collect firewood. Who speaks for her in our nation’s capital? Sincerely, Frank R. Wolf Member of Congress

Quote: Embassy of the Republic of the Sudan: Why the Activists Push for Policy Proven to be Failed and Detrimental in Sudan! Thu Oct 15, 2009 6:01pm EDT Email | Print | Share | Reprints | Single Page Text [+] FROM: Embassy of the Republic of the Sudan: Why the Activists Push for Policy Proven to be Failed and Detrimental in Sudan! WASHINGTON, Oct. 15 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The following statement was issued by the Embassy of the Republic of the Sudan: These past two weeks have witnessed a flurry of letters to the Obama administration from outraged activists and groups who in essence demand that the president change his policy of engagement and assume, like the previous administrations, a hostile posture towards Sudan. Among the latest of these missives is one that explicitly calls for the resignation and replacement of the U.S. envoy, General Scott Gration, whose diplomacy has brought us closer to a resolution than his predecessors have managed in years. Ironically, this campaign comes at the backdrop of monumental initiatives that Sudan and the international community have or will inaugurate. Last week's conference in Moscow was one such initiative in which the tremendous progress made by Sudan on the salient issues was unanimously affirmed. And while recognizing the challenges that remain, the summit acknowledged and pledged support to Sudan's ongoing efforts to see a swift conclusion to those pending issues. Moscow's conference was preceded by a number of other initiatives that sought to build consensus between the rebel groups. Among these were the meetings held in Cairo, Tripoli and those convened in Addis Ababa where the unity of certain groups was achieved. The upcoming Doha conference, foreseen to produce a final and comprehensive peace agreement for Darfur, is also a significant milestone that is the fruit of earnest diplomatic efforts exerted by Sudan and the international community. Sudan is reaching out and taking steps to mend fences with Chad so full diplomatic relations are restored. This will undoubtedly have a positive impact on Darfur. There is also the democratic transformation of the country that the upcoming elections will instigate. The Sudanese are diligently working to create the necessary mechanisms that will ensure the smooth conduct of legitimate plebiscites. In a matter of months after these elections, a referendum is scheduled to take place. Preparations for that are already underway and the parties are now diligently working on the referendum law as promulgated in the CPA. All of these highlight Sudan's serious commitment to peace and proactive pursuit of solutions to the problems, a fact that clearly negates the picture painted by these activists. Their statements stand in stark contrast to those made by far more knowledgeable and impartial international authorities on the ground. It was only last month when the Joint Representative of the UN-AU, Rodolphe Adada, and the hybrid force commander, General Luther Agwai proclaimed that the war in Darfur has ended, a fact reiterated by the AU summit held shortly afterwards. And yet these activists want the world to believe their own cooked up "facts" and disregard what such credible authorities report. And the world found out how deceitful these groups really are when the dissenting group of Darfuris who helped build the case for ICC recently announced at a conference in Ethiopia that they falsified information and were told what to say. It is true that the influence of these groups, which has primarily been achieved by placing pressure on the White House to adopt policies suiting to their own end, has had a devastating impact on the situation. Voices from Darfur have long spoken out against these groups precisely because of this fact. Therefore it is paramount that we face the fact that the daily bread and butter of these groups comes from the very crises they profess to "end"; so that while the rest of the peace-loving world cries out for solutions, they're vigorously seeking ways to undermine positive efforts and gains made. Lastly, its noteworthy that most of those groups criticizing General Gration today were also staunch critics of the previous envoys whose modus operandi was more in-line with what the activists are now calling for. Yet the inescapable fact is that these ambassadors were unable to deliver any solutions to the problems. It is baffling then why someone who claims to genuinely be in pursuit of peace, would advocate for a policy proven to be failed and in fact detrimental. As for those rebel groups who are calling for the resignation of another country's envoy, the energy would best be spent on uniting and galvanizing their own people so that they solve their own problems. Information Office Embassy of Sudan CONTACT: Embassy of Sudan Press and Information Office, phone: +1-202-338-8565, or fax: +1-202-667-2406 SOURCE Embassy of the Republic of the Sudan Embassy of Sudan Press and Information Office, phone: +1-202-338-8565, or fax: +1-202-667-2406 ء

Quote: هذا يفسر لنا سلوك السيناتور جون كاري الغريب مؤخرا تجاه السودان و دفاعه عن الطغمة الحاكمة في السودان. يعني هو كان يعمل مدفوعا بواسطة هذا اللوبي؟ سوف يكلفه ذلك كثيرا في إعادة إنتخابه. بعدكده إلا يمشي يبيع (كتشب)