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دعواتكم لزميلنا المفكر د.الباقر العفيف بالشفاء العاجل
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 Re: تسجيلات صوتية بين طيار وقاعدته الأرضية وأوامر بحرق القري في دارفور ونهب (Re: خالد الحاج)
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شكرا يا خالد على التنوير
فهاهم المجرمون متلبسون بالجريمة وهاهي نفس استراتيجية الإبادة والتشريد التي مارسوها من قبل ضد أهلنا الضعفاء في الجنوب حتى أرغموا على التنازل صاغرين لمطالب الأمريكان الذين يفوقونهم قوة وجبروتا .. ولكن هل من نصير لهولاء الضعفاء والمساكين الذين لم يدخلوا في معادلة اللعبة السياسية العالمية بعد .. أرجو أن يصحو الضمير الإنساني العالمي لقضيتهم والتي أسهم في تعقيدها الإسلاميون بشقيهم المتناحرين .. ولهؤلاء واولئك أقول "لاتحسبن الكيد لهذه الأمة مأمون العواقب ، كلا !! فلتشهدن يوما تجف لبهتة سؤاله أسلات الألسن ، يوما يرجف كل قلب ، ويرعد كل فريصة .."
والله يمهل ولا يهمل
عمر
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 Re: تسجيلات صوتية بين طيار وقاعدته الأرضية وأوامر بحرق القري في دارفور ونهب (Re: خالد الحاج)
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Eric Reeves
February 20, 2004
The international community has already waited far too long to plan the
humanitarian intervention that is now necessary to halt massive and
growing genocidal destruction in Darfur province, far western Sudan.
Appallingly, there is still no sign that such an intervention is being
planned, or even contemplated. Though we can be morally certain that
more than 1,000 people are now dying every week, they will continue to
die at such a rate for the foreseeable future. Though the distinguished
humanitarian medical relief organization Doctors Without
Borders/Medecins Sans Frontieres (MSF) has declared that Darfur is the
scene of "catastrophic mortality rates" (MSF Press Release [New York],
February 17, 2004), there is no response in sight that will change this
terrible reality. And the fully devastating effects of displacement,
food insecurity, a breakdown in agricultural production, disease, and
exposure are still to come.
Khartoum and its Arab militia allies, in refusing to enter into
meaningful peace talks that might secure a humanitarian cease-fire, bear
overwhelming responsibility for the insecurity that makes humanitarian
operations largely impossible outside areas the regime wishes to be
served. Large concentration camps are the de facto and deliberate
result of highly restricted humanitarian access, which now extends only
to the larger towns under Khartoum's control. The vast majority of
Darfur's immense population of displaced persons has no access to
humanitarian aid, nor is there any real prospect of such access. Many
humanitarian organizations continue to report privately on Khartoum's
denial of travel permits (and thus access) for reasons related not to
security but to military purposes.
Though the UN's World Food Program (WFP) and Food and Agriculture
Organization (FAO) recently declared that war in Darfur "has led to the
displacement of about 1.2 million people" (Media Advisory [Rome],
February 11, 2004), the scale of the catastrophe has yet to register
with too many governments. Though the UN Special Envoy for Humanitarian
Affairs in Sudan, Tom Eric Vraalsen, declared on February 18,
2004---following a trip to Darfur---that "aid workers are unable to
reach the vast majority [of the displaced]," that fighting had not
stopped (despite Khartoum's claims), and that the UN and aid
organizations "don't have the access, and the corridors, which [the
Khartoum regime] has referred to---as of today these are not open"
(Reuters, February 18, 2004), there is no imminent response that begins
to address these massive and deeply threatening realities.
There are also myriad wire dispatches and reports from within Darfur
indicating extremely serious fighting, making nonsense of the claim by
National Islamic Front President Omer Beshir to have "regained full
control of Darfur" and that "aid agencies had full access to [Darfur]"
(Reuters, February 18, 2004). Ambassador Vraalsen declared pointedly
that "aid channels remained closed." Amnesty International reported
three days ago that the organization "continues to receive details of
horrifying attacks against civilians in villages by government
warplanes, soldiers and government aligned militia" (Press Release
[London], February 17, 2004). Military assaults, both on the ground and
from the air, have concentrated particularly on water sources,
especially wells, with the clear intent of destroying the people and
cattle who depend upon this water. Given the scarcity of water in arid
Darfur, this is an insidiously destructive tactic that will have deadly
long-term effects.
Despite all this, Khartoum's embassy in Kampala (Uganda) yesterday
issued a statement, reported by the UN's Integrated Regional Information
Networks, that "transporting and distributing relief to the affected
people in Darfur through 'the safe corridors specified by the government'
had commenced" (UN Integrated Regional Information Networks, February
19, 2004).
This vicious and transparently expedient lie could not provide a more
apt example of what the international community can expect from
Khartoum, or a better measure of how completely contemptuous the regime
is of the lives that are being destroyed in Darfur, mainly those of the
African tribal groups--the Fur, Zaghawa, Massaleit, and others.
Khartoum's deliberate and ongoing destruction of these peoples,
animated by an indisputable racism, is genocide---and on a scale that is
without parallel in the world today. Darfur is not only very likely the
world's greatest humanitarian catastrophe, as the UN Undersecretary
General for Humanitarian Affairs Jan Egeland has declared, but
represents the world's greatest moral failure. It is a species of moral
failure that was painfully in evidence again and again throughout the
terrible 20th-century history of genocide, all too ably chronicled by
Samantha Power in her Pulitzer Prize-winning "'A Problem from Hell':
America and the Age of Genocide."
If we are honest with ourselves, we can expect from this regime of evil
nothing but further mendacity, duplicity, reneging, and savagery.
Khartoum has resolved on a course of violence in Darfur from which it
clearly cannot be dissuaded. Not to act on the information now
available, with compelling evidence that massive genocidal destruction
will continue until it is stopped by outside forces, is to countenance
ongoing human destruction and suffering on an extraordinary scale,
engineered by the worst of human evil.
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As is typically the case in genocide, these truths cannot be spoken
inside of Darfur, even in the presence of US officials. The Khartoum
regime has arrested countless people for attempting to speak about what
is occurring, and long lists of these individuals have come from Amnesty
International, Sudan Organisation Against Torture, the Sudanese Human
Rights Group (Cairo), and from those risking their lives from within
Darfur to provide a tenuous stream of real-time information. But in a
particularly brazen act of intimidation, a visit to Darfur last week by
Roger Winter, Assistant Administrator of the US Agency for International
Development, was the occasion for making perfectly clear the risk of
speaking truth to power. The UN Integrated Regional Information
Networks reported yesterday:
"Meanwhile, the United States-based human rights advocacy group, Center
for the Prevention of Genocide (CPG) said it had confirmed that tribal
leaders in Nyala were arrested by the government after they had met
representatives of the US international development agency, USAID. The
arrests, it said, were made after representatives of the Fur tribe met
the US officials to provide the latter with first-hand accounts of the
'genocidal violence' and humanitarian crisis in Darfur. 'In a clear
case of minority and political oppression, the leaders were arrested in
the town of Nyala, following their meeting with representatives from
USAID,' CPG said in a statement."
(UN Integrated Regional Information Networks, February 19, 2004)
The IRIN account, and the urgently borne message of "genocidal
violence," has been confirmed to this writer by multiple sources from
within Darfur. It is difficult to imagine a clearer signal of contempt
for US concerns for Darfur than to arrest (with perhaps worse in store)
those attempting to convey the realities of their land. One account
reaching this writer indicates that Salah Eldin Mohamed Fadul, the
Acting Sultan of the Fur tribe, was among those arrested.
What has been the US response to this incident? What has been said
about such provocative arrests in the immediate wake of an official US
fact-finding trip to Darfur? Nothing. Not a word has been uttered
publicly by the State Department about concern for the lives and
well-being of these men, whose only "crime" was to meet with a US
official. This silence not only puts the lives of these men in greater
danger, but sends a perverse signal of irresolution to Khartoum, one the
regime has duly noted.
But the failures in the US response to Darfur have plenty of
international company. Even comments perhaps meant to be helpful reveal
a disastrous lack of urgency. French Foreign Minister Dominique de
Villepin, on an official visit to Chad and Sudan, declared today that
"time is running out [for the Darfur refugees in Chad]. Like all
other providers of aid, we want to get moving to satisfy these needs [of
refugees on the Chad-Sudan border] before the start of the rainy season"
(BBC, February 20, 2004).
To be sure perhaps any comments from the French government, which has
been so useless to date in responding to Sudan's various crises, are to
be welcome. But to focus on the 130,000 refugees in Chad misses the
mark in explaining why "time is running out." Time has already "run out"
for the more than 30,000 who have died in Darfur; time has already run
out for those now dying because of what Doctors Without Borders/Medecins
Sans Frontieres describes as a "catastrophic mortality rate" inside
Darfur; and we can be sure that, all too swiftly, "time is running out"
for many among the more than 1.2 million people the UN WFP and FAO
estimate are displaced, and for many more among the staggeringly large
number---over 3 million---that the UN describes as "war-affected."
Of course every effort must me made to respond to those who have
reached Chad, and to move these people further into Chad to places of
safety, where they and their cattle have adequate water, shelter, and
road access during the impending rainy season. But de Villepin and
France have squandered the perfect moment in which to commit to the
urgently needed humanitarian intervention for Darfur itself, the source
of the refugees who continue to stream into Chad by the thousands. For
such an intervention is practicable only from Chad, with whose
government France has enormous diplomatic leverage. In refusing to
broach the subject of humanitarian intervention, it is difficult to see
where momentum for this desperately needed operation will come from.
Certainly not from the UK, which refused to accept the need to issue a
joint statement with its "troika" partners, Norway and the US, about the
need for urgent action in Darfur. A US statement from Andrew Natsios,
Administrator for the US Agency for International Development, spoke of
a "commitment to addressing the immediate protection and assistance
needs of those in Darfur, as well as throughout Sudan, including
humanitarian cross border operations if assistance cannot be provided
through Sudan" (US Agency for Development Press Release [Washington,
DC], February 3, 2004). This sense of urgency was largely echoed by
Norwegian Minister of Foreign Affairs Jan Petersen:
"Norway is extremely concerned about the further deterioration of the
already dramatic humanitarian situation in Darfur province in western
Sudan in the last few days. Norway deplores the recent bombing of the
town of Tine, which continues the pattern of indiscriminate attacks on
civilians, and the serious breaches of human rights that are constantly
being reported. Norway will together with other donors ***do what is
necessary*** to provide humanitarian relief and protection for the
population of Darfur [emphasis added]." (Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Press Release, February 4, 2004)
The UK has said nothing that registers any such urgency.
But so far, more than two weeks after the US and Norwegian statements,
there has been nothing further from the US or Norway, or any other
country. Julie Flint, a veteran Sudan journalist with excellent US
sources, writes in the Lebanon Star that during a recent official visit
to Khartoum, the US State Department warned Khartoum "that the US would
not lift sanctions against Sudan [ ] and would not fund a new era of
peace as long as the war in Darfur rages unabated" (Lebanon Star,
February 19, 2004). But of course this does nothing to bring immediate
pressure to bear on Khartoum over its ongoing genocide in Darfur.
Indeed, given the likely time-frame for completion of the Naivasha talks
between Khartoum and the SPLM/A (if such completion is indeed attained),
the focus of this "threat" perversely serves as an invitation for
Khartoum to continue its present military campaign, both directly and by
means of its Arab militia allies.
For the regime knows full well that sanctions won't be lifted, in any
event, until a peace agreement is signed in Naivasha. The regime also
knows that a peace agreement will oblige a 50/50 split of southern oil
revenues, even as Khartoum now enjoys 100% of oil revenues and can
continue to spend these revenues (presently in the range of $100 million
per month) for military purposes. That it has done so in highly
profligate fashion has been authoritatively established by Human Rights
Watch in its devastating indictment of oil development and its role in
exacerbating conflict in Sudan ("Sudan, Oil and Human Rights"; see
http://www.hrw.org/reports/2003/sudan1103/. Many of the advanced
helicopter gunships that have wrought such havoc in the oil regions of
southern Sudan are now deployed in Darfur for further civilian
destruction. Recent defense contracts and agreements reached with
Malaysia and India ensure further devotion of Sudan's oil wealth to
human destruction.
What should be clear to all but the most partisan within the Bush
administration is that the US State Department message to Khartoum
presumes a time-frame that is deeply, shamefully immoral. By making
threats that cannot having meaning until after the Naivasha talks are
concluded, the State Department in effect gives Khartoum a free hand for
the present in Darfur---and it is in the present that tens of thousands
of innocent human beings are dead or dying. This diplomatic perversity
is a continuation of the deeply counterproductive logic that has
governed thinking about the Naivasha talks for months now: "Let's not
seriously raise the issue of Darfur until we've completed the Naivasha
agreement, lest we roil the diplomatic waters and irritate Khartoum
during the 'end-game.'"
This expedient thinking has never had any merit, chiefly because it has
been so readily apparent to Khartoum, which in turn regards this as a
license to continue its genocidal assault upon the people of Darfur.
Such expediency is also an incentive to string out the Naivasha talks as
long as possible. The evidence is palpable if we look at various
comments from the National Islamic Front regime about "peace being just
around the corner." When it became clear that the December 31, 2003
deadline for a completed agreement set by US Secretary of State Colin
Powell would not be met, NIF President Omer Beshir declared that a peace
agreement would nonetheless likely be reached "within a week" (Reuters,
January 29, 2003). When this deadline also passed, NIF officials
continued shamelessly to suggest an imminent agreement in January:
"A final agreement to end the Sudanese civil war could be reached
within days, the Sudanese Foreign Minister, Mustafa Osman Ismail said
Saturday. 'We are talking about days, not weeks or months,' Ismail
said."
(Al-Khartoum and Al-Rai Al-Aam Papers, Khartoum, from the UN Daily
Press Review, January 11, 2004)
"[NIF President] Al-Bashir reviewed the ongoing steps for realisation
of peace in the country, saying that the peace negotiations score
progress every day on its various axes and 'there is no doubt that a
comprehensive and durable peace agreement will be reached.'"
(Al-Khartoum, Sudan Vision and Al-Rai Al-Aam Papers, Khartoum, from UN
Daily Press Review, January 11, 2004)
"President Omar Al-Bashir told businessmen yesterday that the peace
talks are witnessing positive developments and he expressed hope that a
comprehensive peace agreement could be signed within the coming few
days." (Al-Rai Al-Aam Paper, Khartoum, UN Daily Press Review, January
15, 2004)
And so the mendacity has continued, through Khartoum's contrived
suspension of the Naivasha talks on January 25, 2004, through the end of
February, with no agreement in sight or any sign that Khartoum feels the
slightest desire to move expeditiously.
But more even than this expedient (and gullible) diplomacy, it is the
shameful moral bankruptcy reflected in the silence of Western and other
governments over the realities of Darfur, and the use of words that are
grossly inadequate to these realities, that make this strategy of
appeasement not merely diplomatically unsound but disgraceful beyond
reckoning. Either the international community commits immediately to an
urgent humanitarian intervention---robust in logistics, supplies, and
any necessary military protection for humanitarian workers---or we may
be sure that tens of thousands of innocent human beings will join the
tens of thousands who have already died.
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Agnosticism about the realities in Darfur, and the urgency of required
action, has become the moral equivalent of a refusal to credit reports
of Jewish extermination in 1942. Much was known at the time about the
scale and horrific nature of the human destruction that would come to be
called the Holocaust, though the response was too often incredulity or
facile skepticism. When Gerhard Riegner, a representative of the World
Jewish Congress (Geneva), reported that Hitler had given an order for
the extermination of European Jewry, a Swiss foreign editor would say
only: "We received no picture of photographic exactitude, only
silhouettes." [1]
The Holocaust has, if nothing else, incinerated all possibility of
incredulity in this arena, at least for the historically informed. And
skepticism about the realities of Darfur is no longer tenable. The
"silhouettes" are steadily reaching toward "photographic exactitude."
If we await full resolution of the picture from Darfur, we may be sure
only that the numbers of dead, and unfathomable human suffering, will be
vastly greater than in this hideous twilight.
Now is the moment for action---or complicity.
([1] Samantha Power, " 'A Problem from Hell': America and the Age of
Genocide" (Basic Books, 2002), pp. 34-35.)
Eric Reeves
Smith College
Northampton, MA 01063
[email protected]
413-585-3326
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 Re: تسجيلات صوتية بين طيار وقاعدته الأرضية وأوامر بحرق القري في دارفور ونهب (Re: omdurmani)
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Large number of Darfur rebels surrendered: governor
KHARTOUM, Feb 22 (AFP) -- A "large number" of rebels in Sudan's western Darfur region surrendered following President Omar al-Beshir's amnesty, the governor of West Darfur state was quoted as saying Sunday.
"Large numbers of citizens who have previously broken the law and carried arms have surrendered to the state authorities in Geneina after the general amnesty," Major General Suleiman Abdallah Adam told the official Al Anbaa daily.
He did not give a precise figure and his claim could not be independently verified. Geneina is the capital of West Darfur.
Beshir earlier this month called for a general amnesty throughout the region, provided that all rebels surrender their weapons to police within a month, while also claiming the army had crushed the rebellion.
Some 3,000 people have been killed and another 670,000 displaced within Sudan itself by the war in Darfur, pitting government troops and their Arab militia allies against rebels drawn mainly from the area's non-Arab minorities.
Another 100,000 Sudanese are estimated to have fled to neighboring Chad because of the rebellion, which erupted a year ago over the government's alleged economic neglect of the region.
Adam also expressed the gratitude of "all the Sudanese people" to official and non-governmental relief organizations for trying to help stem the refugee crisis, which he said was now "stable."
He said authorities in Chad had been contacted to repatriate Sudanese refugees "soon and before the rainy season" which usually starts in July.
Darfur's rebel groups - the Justice and Equality Movement, the Sudan Liberation Movement and the Sudan Federal Democratic Alliance - are seeking negotiations with Khartoum along the lines of those being held with the southern rebel movement, the Sudan People's Liberation Army, on sharing wealth and power.
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Re: تسجيلات صوتية بين طيار وقاعدته الأرضية وأوامر بحرق القري في دارفور ونهب (Re: omdurmani)
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SLA rebels attack government convoy in western Sudan, killing 150 soldiers
By ANDREW ENGLAND, Associated Press Writer
NAIROBI, Kenya, Feb 21, 2004 (AP) -- Rebels fighting a yearlong insurgency in western Sudan ambushed an army convoy, killing 150 soldiers and destroying 10 trucks and a tank, a rebel spokesman said Saturday.
Some 200 rebels of the Sudan Liberation Army, armed with small arms, rocket-propelled grenades and artillery, attacked the convoy of 700 soldiers Friday travelling near Khazan Gadid town in south Darfur region, SLA spokesman Hassan Mandela said.
Five rebels were killed in the fighting, which lasted for several hours, Mandela told The Associated Press by satellite telephone from south Darfur.
It was not possible to independently verify the information. Government officials could not be immediately contacted for comment.
When asked why the rebels suffered so few casualties, Mandela said: "It's our land, we know the place, where to place our ambushes."
Fighting between two rebel groups -- the SLA and Justice and Equality Movement -- the army, and government-backed militia, has forced more than 600,000 people to flee their homes in Darfur and killed hundreds, aid agencies estimate.
On Feb. 9, Sudanese President Omar el-Bashir said the military was "in full control" of the Darfur, a dirt-poor region bordering Chad, and offered amnesty to surrendering rebels. But the rebels rejected el-Bashir's offer and said they were still fighting.
Mandela said the rebels had changed their tactics, moving out of towns and villages they controlled in a bid to prevent civilians being targeted by government forces.
The rebels and refugees have accused the government of bombing towns and villages and sending in militia to kill and loot from civilians. The government has denied the allegations.
"Our strategy now is to block roads and fight groups of army. We attack towns to chase the army away and then leave the towns," Mandela said.
He said government forces were, however, still bombing villages inhabited by Africans.
The government-backed militiamen are drawn from Sudan's Muslim, Arab population. The rebels in Darfur, although Muslim, are black Africans, often of mixed Arabic ancestry. They claim to have more than 20,000 fighters.
On Wednesday, Amnesty International said it had received reports of "horrifying attacks" against civilians in Darfur by government forces. The London-based group also accused the rebels of attacking and #####ng from civilians.
The insurgency began last February and has intensified as peace talks between the government and southern rebels fighting a 21-year-long civil war have inched toward their conclusion. Those talks, staged in Kenya, resumed on Tuesday.
But the talks do not include the Darfur rebels, who say they are fighting for a share power and wealth in Africa's largest country -- the same as the southern insurgents. Analysts have warned that the rebellion in Darfur could derail the peace process between the government the Sudan People's Liberation Army, the southern rebels.
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Re: تسجيلات صوتية بين طيار وقاعدته الأرضية وأوامر بحرق القري في دارفور ونهب (Re: Hisham Amin)
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و تواصوا بالضرب و الـحـرق!!
ثم نرحب بهم في المنبر و لجان الإحتفال بالمهرجان؟
قال ليو:
هنا في قرية و هنااك في واحدة
كلهم خوارج ...أحرق بس
طيب يا {شيخنا}, الخوارج بيعملوا قرية كيف؟
هم خوارج لأنهم خرجوا على القرية, لكن عشان الطيار ما يشغل بالو بأهداف مدنية أو حكي أخلاقي مهني {فاضي} تجي التعليمات من كوز أكثر حقدآ بالحريق.
الأهل في دارفور يستحقون أفضل من ذلك بكثير.
و نحن رهن الإشارة.
الحرق ليس لهم
الحرق للخونة
قتلة الأطفال
والنساء
و
الشيوخ
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Re: تسجيلات صوتية بين طيار وقاعدته الأرضية وأوامر بحرق القري في دارفور ونهب (Re: خالد الحاج)
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ياأخواننا عندما قلنا أن ما يحدث في جنوب السودان مجازر وأنه يجب التفاوض على حلول للمشكل رفض أصحاب السمو العرقي هذا الكلام وأتهموا الجميع بأنهم طابور خامس وسادس .ألخ .
الآن التاريخ يعيد نفسه مع أخواننا في دارفور هل يجب علينا الأنتظار 20 عاما للوصول لمفاوضات .لا يمكن الأكتفاء بالأدانة والشجب والأستنكار يجب على الجميع فعل شيئ اي شيئ كل في مجاله وقدرته وأستطاعته لكبح جماح هذا التنظيم الفاشستي المتعفن في السلطة .
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Re: تسجيلات صوتية بين طيار وقاعدته الأرضية وأوامر بحرق القري في دارفور ونهب (Re: اساسي)
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الاستاذ خالد
تحياتي
ماامقت الجبهة ، وماامقت فعائلها .
نظموا الصفوف كل في مكانه
ارفعوا المذكرات وسيروا الاحتاجاجات
للمنظمات الدولية ، افضحوا نظام
الجبهة الفاشتسي وجرائم الحرب
التي يرتكبها ضد اهلنا في دارفور،
اضغطوا علي القادة السياسين والمتفاوضين
في نيفاشا من اجل وضع حل لمشكلة
اهلنا في دارفور الذين يتعرضون للابادة
من قبل عساكر الاسلام السياسي .
لتكن حملة اعلامية شرسة كل في موقعه
انه الواجب الذي يمليه عليكم ضميركم
وايمانكم وانتمائكم لوطنكم .
وشكرا اخي خالد علي الخبطة الصحفية
القنبلة ، وعشت نصيرا للحق وللمظلومين
من بني شعبنا .
محمد عبدالرحمن محمد
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Re: تسجيلات صوتية بين طيار وقاعدته الأرضية وأوامر بحرق القري في دارفور ونهب (Re: بهاء بكري)
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تعجبني جدا مثل هذه (الخبطات الإعلامية)، هذا سبق يحسب للقناة الانجليزية الرابعة إن كانت قد انفردت به، وأحمد للأخ خالد الحاج حرصه على نقل الأخبار (الساخنة) والإشارة لمصادرها.
وأقول كما ظللت أقول: مساكين أهل دارفور فهم ما بين مطرقة الحكومة وسندان المتمرّدين.
ولى ملاحظة على التسجيل: كرر المتحدث عدة مرّات ( كلهم ديل خوارج، ديل خوارج بس)، فالمتحدث لم يأمر بقتل المدنيين ولم أجد في التسجيل ما يؤكد على ذلك، وعندما قال (عشان ما يجو تاني) كان يعني من أسماهم بالخوارج لمنعهم من الاستيطان وتجميع القوى.
ولكن السؤال: بعد انتهاء الحرب ما مصير المواطنين الذين أبيدت قراهم -وهذا واضح في التسجيل-؟ هل ستقوم الحكومة ببناء هذه القرى مرة أخرى؟ وهل اهتمت بتوفير الملجأ للذين شردتهم الحرب فصاروا بلا مأوى؟
كان الله في عون مواطن دارفور المغلوب على امره، فهو وحده المتضرر من هذه الحرب التي شردته واخرجته من دياره بعد أن كان يعاني -كغيره من أهل السودان- شظف العيش فيها آمنا لا يخشى على حياته شيئا.
واكرّر ما قاله الأخ هوبفول: ((اسأل الله لأهلي بدارفور عاجل الفرج .. من كيد المتمردين وظلم الحكومات.))
وصلّى الله وسلم على نبيّنا الكريم أفضل الصلاة والتسليم.
أحمد الريّح
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Re: تسجيلات صوتية بين طيار وقاعدته الأرضية وأوامر بحرق القري في دارفور ونهب (Re: خالد الحاج)
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قلبي على وطني
قلبي على حلم
يموت
على
رصيف
الإنتظار
***
شكراً يا خالد على هذا الإعلام الجرئ ، الواعي ، البناء ...
إن فضح مؤامرات نظام الجبهة عمل وطني تستحق أن ننحني إحتراماً لك عليه ...
نحتاج أن نتحرك تجاه الأمر ... وبصورة جادة وسريعة ... منظمات حقوق الإنسان ... مجلس الأمن الدولي ...
سؤال : هل من يوجه بـ(حرق الأرض) سوداني كده ذيو ذينا... نشأ وترعرع في السودان ... قرأ في مدارسه ... عايش ناسه ... عندو نخوة وشجاعة وما برضى الظلم ... أخو أخوان يعني؟؟؟؟
العار العار على المؤسسة العسكرية ... العار العار على الجيش السوداني وهو يصوب نيران أسلحته على الأبرياء ويأمر بحرق القرى ويشرد الآمنين ...
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Re: تسجيلات صوتية بين طيار وقاعدته الأرضية وأوامر بحرق القري في دارفور ونهب (Re: نادر)
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لا حول ولا قوة الا بالله العلى العظيم
قال تعالى فى الحديث القدسى (يا بنى آدم انى حرمت الظلم على نفسى وجعلته بينكم محرما)
الحمد لله الذى فضح حكومة الانقاذ وكشف كذبها للعالم وأنها لا تمت الى الاسلام بصلة
الاسلام دين الله الحق برىء من افاعيل عصابة الانقاذ المجرمة
انا لله وانا اليه راجعون
السؤال الذى يحيرنى:
ما هو موقف دول الايقاد والدول الراعية للمفاوضات بين حكومة الانقاذ وبين الحركة الشعبية مما يجرى فى دارفور؟
وهل سيتم توقيع اتفاق سلام والحرب دائرة فى دارفور؟
لا للظلم
لا للحرب الجائرة
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Re: تسجيلات صوتية بين طيار وقاعدته الأرضية وأوامر بحرق القري في دارفور ونهب (Re: خالد الحاج)
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الاخ خالد
شكرا علي نقل هذا الحدث يالدليل القطعي وهو من باب اولي ان يكون في ارشيف البورد بل علي ارشيف الامم المتحده سواء بسواء لهول وفظاعه المصيبه بالتعدي علي ظلم واباده الانسانيه بدارفور.
الفت نظرك عن شيئ حدث عندما سمعنا هذا الشريط.معي عمنا كبير في السن وهو اب لصديق عزيز لاافضله عليك ابدا ودائما عمنا هذا قلبه مقضوع كمد في السودان وفي دارفور بالذات عندما سمع بان هنالك حرب اباده للاهل بدارفور ازداد قلقا وضاقت بيه الواسعه.علي العموم كلما اتصلت بهم في البيت او زارني , من اولويات اسالته لي هي هل الاهل تسمع عنهم اي جديد فاعطيه جديد ذلك الاسبوع اذا كان هنالك جديد.وفي الليله الماضيه كانوا مساهرين معي .وانا اتصفح صفحات هذا الصرح المعلوماتي بجهاز الكمبيوتر فاذا بها اعثر علي بوستك هذا وعمنا يسمع ما يدور بين الاخ الكابتن ومن معه في تنفيذ تلك الاوامر المشؤمه, وعمنا هذا علي حسب فهمه ان هذه الحرب بين ناس دارفور والنصاري الخواجات.فتعجب مندهش عندما سمعهم وهم يتكلمون العربيه فقام علي حيله من الكاوتش والدهشه علي كل خلجه من خلجات نفسه وببراه شديده قال لي انهم نصاري ويتكلمون بالعربي لاحول ولاقوه الابالله العظيم.فاتجهت ناحيته واجلسته في مكانه وقلت له ياعم دول ناس الحكومه السودانيه وهم مسلمين ولكن علي حسب زعمهم ان الثوار البيدافعوا عن كرامتهم اليوم علي ساحه المعترك بيقولواعليهم كفار ماهم مسلمين. فرد علي سبحان الله دول هم كفار بحرقوا القري وبيهدموا الابار لا لا ياولدي دول هم كفار .وعلي تلك الحاله في اخذ وعطاء في ذلك الموضوع حتي انتهي زمن الزياره.ياليت عمر البشير كان حاضر هذه الحكمه البرئه من شخص نظر للموضوع بزاويه البداهه لا مصالح ولا وجاهه تقطي عن هذا العم الحقيقه.
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Re: تسجيلات صوتية بين طيار وقاعدته الأرضية وأوامر بحرق القري في دارفور ونهب (Re: خالد الحاج)
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لنكون على قلب رجل واحد فى وجه هذه المأساة...كل هذه الدموع التى ذرفت من اهوال ما ورد فى تسجيل هؤلاء النازيون تعبر عن التوحد الذى يسم اهل السودان ..و الله الذى لا اله الا هو لن نضيع حقوق اهلنا فى دارفور و هم فى محنتهم اعز علينا من سواهم حتى ننتصر لهم و نعيدهم اعزاء كما كانوا...علينا ان نؤجل احلامنا الصغيرة فى سبيل الواجب الوطنى ... حان وقت العمل فالنجمع افكارنا ونحزم جهدنا و اليعمل كل منا بما يستطيع ..و نؤكد للقوى الخيرة من ابناء دارفور باننا معكم فى مأساتنا و طوع امركم فى اى جهد يرفع البلاء عن احبتنا ..متضامنون جنوبا و شمالا و شرقا و غربا..و وسطا فى وجه الفئة الباغية التى ليس لها انتماء الا لشرها ...لتوحيد المواقف ادعو الجميع لعقد غرفة عمليات فى غرفة سودانيز اونلاين فى البالتوك ابتداءا من الان
و الى ثورة ضد القهر و التطهير العرقى
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Re: تسجيلات صوتية بين طيار وقاعدته الأرضية وأوامر بحرق القري في دارفور ونهب (Re: يا بت يا نيل)
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( و واحد غشّاش
فرح بي حق غيرا
نهرني ما تعاين لي كدا
حقّار
و في كتفا الدبابير لامعه
ضوّت حرمة الدين للقنيص جوّه القلب
و
طفاها بالطنّيش و ورنشها الحرب )
مقطع من النص .. ام فقرا الرمال ..
اها
كم اهلي طيّبون ولكن !!!؟
كل الدوانكي .. مصادر الشرب .. الابل .. الاغنام .. القطاطي .. الخيام .. ال.................. الخ..دمرت او حرقت .. و انتهت
كل ما يضرب التلفون نعرف ان ثمّة حزن جديد .. ثمّة اموات
يومياً نفاجأ بأن احدهم من الاقرباء جداً قد تعرّض لموت اثناء قصف تعرّض له في نهارات الرعي بقرب دونكي او ان طائره اختارت تلك القرية عشوائياً ومات كل من فيها تقريباً
لماذا كل هذا الصمت ؟؟
بسألك يا خرطوم اكتوبر وابريل ؟؟؟
كل الشوارع هنا يعلوها غبار اللا مبالاه بما يحدث هناك ؟؟
اعتقالات يوميه لاناس طيّبون ... احزان هائله هائله هائله
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و
شكراً يا الخال خالد علي هذا التوثيق
و
لي عوده فالكلام في الزاكره كحريق يشتعل
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Re: تسجيلات صوتية بين طيار وقاعدته الأرضية وأوامر بحرق القري في دارفور ونهب (Re: خالد الحاج)
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ربنا يرحم السودانيين من طغاة السودانيين
إن صحت هذه المحادثة..
واصبحت تفاصيل عمليات القوات المسلحة بين ايدي العامة مفهومة دون شفرة..
اعلمو ان ذنب الجبهة في الجيش غير قابل للعفو ...
ابكو فداحة الخسارة في البسطاء من اهل دارفور وفداحة خسارتكم في جيشكم
البقت فينا تاني ما بتبقى في زول
ويجي واحد يقول الناس بدت ترجع السودان لانو حالو انصلح ؟؟
ده منو الهبنقة القال لي كده في بوست قريب
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Re: تسجيلات صوتية بين طيار وقاعدته الأرضية وأوامر بحرق القري في دارفور ونهب (Re: خالد الحاج)
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حريق بس
اي حاجة احرقها
والله ان الدموع تقف في المآقي
والقلب يخفق
واللسان يجف
والصرخة تقف في الحلق مشدوهه بهذا العدوان وهذة القسوة
؟؟؟
لكنني اعود واقول هم دوما هكذا قتلة مجرمي حرب
لكن ماذا نحن فاعلون؟؟؟
لماذا نحن قاعدون هناوكل هذة المذابح تجري في وطننا
لماذا نتركهم يفعلون ذلك ويفلتون بفعلتهم
يعذبني احساس بالعجز والمهانة
كأنني بصمتي مشارك في هذة المجازر
كأنني بعجزي اشارك في هذا الحريق
ويل لي وويل لكل صامت ولا مبالي
اخوتي
ادعم بشدة اقتراح عادل عبد العاطي
واضيف
ارسال مناشدة شخصية لرئيس الحركة الشعبية
جون قرنق دي مابيور،، بأن يعلق هذة المهزلة والألعوبة
مع القتلة،، احتجاجا علي ما يجري هناك
فأن هؤلاء القتلة لا يمكن ان يصنعوا سلام ابدا
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Re: تسجيلات صوتية بين طيار وقاعدته الأرضية وأوامر بحرق القري في دارفور ونهب (Re: elameen)
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الاخ خالد : المقام لا يتحمل الشكر ، امام كم من الحيوات المهدرة والعذابات الممتدة ثانية بثانية لبشر يكتشفون ان هناك من بوسعه نسف وجودهم بعبارات محدودة . هذا هو حال الحلول " الحاسمة " وبدل تكبد عناء الاسئلة عما قد يكون سبب للانفجارات تسلك الحكومات طرق ال " high ways" حياة الفرد بلا قيمة هذا هو الدرس وبالطبع علينا العثور بسرعة على ما يبرر القتل فى خطاب دينى او تأمينى او ايا كان . العالم قبيح والعنف هو اللغة الحية ، اندثار نسيج من التوالف استغرق بنائه مئات السنين ، انسان دارفور الخارج من تحت الرماد ليس محض زاكرة متألمة ومن سينجو سيدهسه الم التعرف على القوانين الجديدة للبقاء : طائرة مذودة بقوى تدميرية و...ارض بحاجة الى التخريب ، انا بغاية الخجل .
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Re: تسجيلات صوتية بين طيار وقاعدته الأرضية وأوامر بحرق القري في دارفور ونهب (Re: خالد الحاج)
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العزيز /خالد / تحية
لا حول ولا قوة إلا بالله!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
هذا هو ديدنهم
وهو نفسه الذي فعلوه بأهلنا بجنوب السودان و جبال النوبة و اليوم يفعلونه بأهلنا بدارفور
هؤلاء قتلة بارديِّ الدماء!
و كل من يدافع عنهم هو قاتل مثلهم
و كل من يبرر لهم هو مثلهم- قاتل/مجرم/مرتزق-أو حواس ادراكه متبلدة!
فالنقف جميعا ضد هذا الذي يحدث يوميا
أخي خالد لك الشكر علي هذا التوثيق فلن يفروا بهذا أبدالا حول ولا قوة إلا بالله
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Re: تسجيلات صوتية بين طيار وقاعدته الأرضية وأوامر بحرق القري في دارفور ونهب (Re: Mandela)
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كل يوم اقرا هذا البوست وانا عاجز عن التعبير عن غضبي
تري هل كان يقصدهم فاروق جويده بقوله
في
كل يوم يركب الدجال ظهرالشعب
ترتعد الجماجم تحت اصوات النعال
يستباح الطهر في وطني وينتحر الجمال
ياكل جلاد تربع فوق ظهر الشعب بالرصاص لن تنجو
وان اخفيت راسك كالنعامه
هذي الجماجم سوف تصبح في سواد الليل
نيرانا تقوم بها القيامه
ونري لصوص العصر كالفئران تصرخ في صناديق القمامه
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Re: تسجيلات صوتية بين طيار وقاعدته الأرضية وأوامر بحرق القري في دارفور ونهب (Re: Mandela)
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شكراً ياخالد
تفيض علينا دوما بخدماتك الجليلة .
ويفيض علينا هؤلاء يوميا بفظاعات لم نكن نتصور ان يشهد وطننا، أو العالم ، مثلها .
واضح ان ما افصح عنه هذا البوست من روح فاشية بغيضة ظل يحدث منذ عشرات السنين ضد أبناء وطننا ، فأكيد انه تمت ممارسته على مدى خمسين عاما تقريباً ضد السودانيين في جنوب الوطن ، وهاهو اليوم يمارس بنفس البشاعة ضد ابناء دارفور .
ولكنا نحمد الله ان العالم ، ونحن ضمنه ، أصبح أكثر قدرة على اكتشاف ورصد هذه الجرائم واثباتها والوقوف ضدها.
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Re: تسجيلات صوتية بين طيار وقاعدته الأرضية وأوامر بحرق القري في دارفور ونهب (Re: خالد الحاج)
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سلام جميعا
خبر محزن حقا، الرحمة لكل من قتل في هذه الحرب
شكرا خالد على التوثيق،
هذا يوضح ان الخيار السلمي للحكومة هو خيار اجبرت عليه و لا يدخل ضمن اجندتها الحقيقية، نتمنى ان تلتفت المفاوضات الجارية في نيفاشا الى هذا الوضع، و ما رأيكم ان نرسل توقيعات مع الخبر الى المتفاوضين هناك، اعتقد ان الاخت رجاء لها معرفة بكيفية ارسال خبر كهذا لهم، اذكر ان مبعوث الميرغني سلم رسالة مؤخرا لنائب الرئيس و العقيد جون قرنق
و الله يهون القواسي، و فعلا كما قال الاخوة اذا لين الله قلب الطيارين اليهود على الفلسطينين المسلمين، فما بال هؤلاء يقصفون عزل من مواطنيهم يشاركونهم الوطن و العقيدة.
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haneena
طيفور
Tumadir
Omer Abdalla
Deng
Raja
Hisham Amin
الطيب بشير
ABU QUSAI
مريم الطيب
ترهاقا
اساسي
بهاء بكري
Mohammed Tirab
الجندرية
مهيرة
أحمد أمين
tmbis
bushra suleiman
فتحي البحيري
Abdel Aati
HAMZA SULIMAN
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نصار
يا بت يا نيل
عاصم الحزين
nahar osman nahar
Yasir Elsharif
elsharief
الفاتح يسن
ahmed haneen
alfatih
ahmed_asad
ahmad almalik
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abdelrahim abayazid
Elmosley
تراث
ود محجوب
Abureesh
JAD
Khaalaleyaal
خالد الأيوبي
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Rawia
الطيب برير يوسف
ASAAD IBRAHIM
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تويتر
انستقرام
يوتيوب
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