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 مصدر سوداني رفيع لـ «البيان»: طه علق المفاوضات في سياق اجندته الشخصية
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15 Mar 2004 20:07:43 GMT
مصدر سوداني رفيع لـ «البيان»:
طه علق المفاوضات في سياق اجندته الشخصية
كشف مصدر سياسي رفيع المستوى في الخرطوم لـ «البيان» ان نائب الرئيس السوداني على عثمان محمد طه، رئيس الوفد الحكومي المفاوض عندما عاد الى الخرطوم الاسبوع الماضي بعد ان علق مفاوضات السلام مع الحركة الشعبية لتحرير السودان، «لم يكن يحمل رأياً أو مقترحات جديدة حول ابيي وكل ما حمله معه لم يتعد الآراء التي طرحتها الحركة حول المنطقة لذا لم يجد أعضاء المؤتمر الوطني وحلفاؤهم ما يناقشونه أصلاً»، وقال المصدر الذي كان يتحدث لـ «البيان» عبر الهاتف.
ان طه «قصد عرقلة المفاوضات وتعليقها لصالح اجندته الخاصة لا من اجل المصلحة العامة، فاقتراب المفاوضات من نهاياتها يثير قلقه وقلق عدد من جماعته المقربين حول مستقبلهم السياسي». وأضاف المصدر مشدداً على حجب هويته فهذه جزئية يتم الحديث عنها بشكل عام، ولم يتطرق اليها أي طرف فاعل بشكل خاص أو بمعنى ادق لم يطرح او تتحدث اية جهة عن المنصب الذي يتولاه طه فهو يريد الآن تأكيدات واضحة من البشير وقرنق أولا ثم من الوسطاء بالمنصب الذي سيتولاه».
وقال المصدر ان طه قبل عودته وعد الحركة وبعض الوسطاء بأن ينتزع لهم من البشير وباقي أعضاء الحكومة ما يثلج صدورهم حول ابيي ولكنه اصطدم بتصلب أعضاء المؤتمر الوطني والأحزاب المؤتلفة واصرارهم جميعاً على عدم تقديم اية تنازلات.
واستطرد المصدر يقول: حتى لو تم تجاوز عقبة ابيي فإن طه سيواصل تكتيكاته الى ان يطمئن على مستقبله بعد ان اتفق الجميع على ان يستمر البشير في موقعه كرئيس خلال السنوات الثلاث الأولى على الأقل، مؤكدا أن طه «لن يتورع عن دفع الأوضاع للانهيار خدمة لاجندته الخاصة. واشتعال الحرب وتشكيلها لكارثة لاتهم اصحاب الاجندات الخاصة».
واعترف المصدر بأن «الانقسام الآن داخل الحكومة عميق لأن المستقبل لعدد كبير من الوزراء اصبح غامضاً». وكشف ان «موضوع الشراكة طرح لانتزاع اعتراف من الحركة اولا لصالح طه وعدد من المسئولين وثانياً لإسالة لعابها بمناصب مؤثرة في الدولة ولكن الحركة أدركت المغزى فتجاهلت دعوة الحكومة للشراكة». وقال المصدر: «والمؤتمر الوطني يطرح هذه الفكرة بشكل سطحي ولا يتعمق فيها ولا يذهب بعيداً».
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Re: مصدر سوداني رفيع لـ «البيان»: طه علق المفاوضات في سياق اجندته الشخصية (Re: Deng)
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من الثابت أن هذا الرجل أصبح خائفا كالجرذ بعد مذكرة أعضاء الكونجرس مطالبين بهم ال 12 وخاف أكثر أن يتم بيعهم من عمر البشير الذي لا أظن أنه يدري عواقب التباطئ في المفاوضات ، بمراجعة جلسة الأستماع الأخيرة نجد أن :-
- أن لا تكون قضية السلام على حساب المطالبة بالقائمة المقدمة للرئيس
- أن المفاوضات لا يمكن أن تستمر الى ما لا نهاية
- التأكيد على أن أبيي يجب الأستفتاء فيها
- أن الأدارة الأمريكية لديها Target Date
كل هذه القراءة مخيفة لعلي عثمان وليست في مصلحته وعليه كان يريد الأستناد على قاعدة غير المؤتمر الوطني ولذا نلاحظ لقاءته مع so called الفعاليات السياسية عقب لقائه مع المؤتمر الوطني
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Re: مصدر سوداني رفيع لـ «البيان»: طه علق المفاوضات في سياق اجندته الشخصية (Re: Deng)
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1. Ali Osman Mohammed Taha, First Vice President.
2. Dr. Nafee Ali Nafee, Minister of Federal Government and former Minister of Interior (External Intelligence).
3. Dr. Ghazi Salahadin, Presidential Advisor senior member of the National Islamic Front.
4. Dr. Awad Ahmed El Jaz, Minister of Energy and Mining.
5. Dr. Mutref Sadig Nimeri, Director General of Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Intelligence Chief during the Mubarak assassination attempt.
6. Dr. Qutbi Al Mahdi, former External Intelligence Chief.
7. Major General Salah Abdallah, the present Director of Internal Security
Branch.
8. Major General El Hadi El Nakasha, Minister of Cabinet
Affairs.
9. Dr. Abul Karim Abdalla, Director of External Security
Branch.
10. Major General Osama Abdalla, National Congress Party.
11. Major General Jamal Zamgan..
12. Major General Emad El Din Hussein.
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Re: مصدر سوداني رفيع لـ «البيان»: طه علق المفاوضات في سياق اجندته الشخصية (Re: Deng)
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الأخ أيمن هذه الرسالة التي كتبها عضوين في الكونجرس للرئيس بوش
February 5, 2004
The Honorable George W. Bush
President
United States of America
The White House
1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W.
Washington, D.C.
We are writing to you to request an investigation into the extent of involvement, direct and indirect, by senior Sudanese government officials in support of terrorism and terror groups over the past decade. As you are well aware, the Government of Sudan, which came to power through a military coup in 1989, has been on the U.S. State Department state sponsors of terror list since 1993. Despite the reported cooperation with the United States since the September 11th terrorist attacks, we strongly believe that senior Sudanese government officials involved directly or indirectly in support of terrorism should be held accountable and brought to justice.
Mr. President, as we fight terror groups and terror sponsors in Afghanistan, Iraq and elsewhere in the world, we must also ensure that those individuals involved in terrorism in the past or present must not be allowed to escape justice, for far too many Americans have died in part due to support given by Sudanese officials to international terrorist organizations. This is the same government that gave sanctuary to Osama bin Laden from 1991 1996, allowing him to build his terror network worldwide. In fact, we would assert that Al Qaeda was conceived and created in Sudan in the early 1990s. Other terrorist acts also link current officials directly or indirectly. It is appalling to learn that not a single senior official has been removed from power or has gone to jail because of involvement in or support of terrorist activities.
Indeed, concerns about the Government of Sudan’s support for terror groups remain to this day. The Government of Sudan has refused to disassociate itself from terror groups such as Hamas and Hezbollah, which openly maintain offices in Khartoum, and which the government pointedly refuses to close. It is important to recall that the Government of Sudan’s involvement in international terrorism goes back over a decade. Sudanese officials were involved directly or indirectly in the first World Trade Center bombing in 1993. The mastermind of the 1993 bombing, Sheikh Abdel Rahman, who was sentenced to life in 1995, received his visa in Khartoum, Sudan and reportedly was a guest of a senior Sudanese government official for several weeks. Of the 15 men indicted for the terror act, five are Sudanese nationals. These Sudanese nationals had strong ties with Sudanese diplomats stationed at the time in New York in the Sudan Embassy at the United Nations.
Mr. President, as you are well aware, in 1995, members of the terrorist group Gama’a Islamiya tried to assassinate President Hosni Mubarak of Egypt while he was in Ethiopia for an OAU Summit. The 11 man assassination team had been given safe haven in Sudan to prepare for their mission to kill the Egyptian president. The weapons used in the assassination attempt were reportedly flown into Ethiopia by Sudan Airways. The passports used by the assassins were also prepared in Khartoum, according to a United Nations report. After the foiled attempt, one of the assassins escaped to Sudan on Sudan Airways where he joined two other member of the team. The United Nations Security Council imposed punitive sanctions on Sudan in 1996, demanding the extradition of the three suspects. To date, the whereabouts of these terrorists are unknown, although there were reports at the time suggesting that senior Sudanese officials facilitated the escape of the three suspects to Afghanistan.
Our war on terrorism cannot succeed if we allow well-known terrorists to escape justice. Many of our citizens died as a result of the direct or indirect involvement of senior officials in the Government of Sudan. While we do not want to prejudge people and unfairly blame others, we ask that the Administration conduct a serious investigation into the roles played by senior government officials in Sudan. Like many Americans, we would like to know the following:
1. Did senior officials in the current government of Sudan play a direct or indirect role in support of terrorist acts against the United States?
2. What role, if any, did senior Sudanese officials play in the first World Trade Center bombing, in the assassination attempt of President Hosni Mubarak, or the bombings of the U.S. embassies in Kenya and Tanzania?
3. How many senior officials have been removed from office or jailed for their role in support of terror groups?
4. How many Sudanese “volunteer” fighters are currently in Iraq involved in terror attacks against American troops? Did the government of Sudan facilitate the departure of these extremists from Sudan to Iraq?
5. What kind of support is the Government of Sudan currently providing to Hamas and Hezbollah?
6. What direct or indirect role did the listed officials below play in support of international terrorism?
1. Ali Osman Mohammed Taha, First Vice President.
2. Dr. Nafee Ali Nafee, Minister of Federal Government and former Minister of Interior (External Intelligence).
3. Dr. Ghazi Salahadin, Presidential Advisor senior member of the National Islamic Front.
4. Dr. Awad Ahmed El Jaz, Minister of Energy and Mining.
5. Dr. Mutref Sadig Nimeri, Director General of Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Intelligence Chief during the Mubarak assassination attempt.
6. Dr. Qutbi Al Mahdi, former External Intelligence Chief.
7. Major General Salah Abdallah, the present Director of Internal Security
Branch.
8. Major General El Hadi El Nakasha, Minister of Cabinet
Affairs.
9. Dr. Abul Karim Abdalla, Director of External Security
Branch.
10. Major General Osama Abdalla, National Congress Party.
11. Major General Jamal Zamgan..
12. Major General Emad El Din Hussein.
We thank you for your attention to this important matter and look forward to receiving your response.
Sincerely,
____________________ _____________________
Donald M. Payne Thomas Tancredo
Member of Congress Member of Congress
(عدل بواسطة NEWSUDANI on 03-16-2004, 06:42 PM)
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Deng
Mohamed Adam
aymen
فتحي البحيري
فيس بوك
تويتر
انستقرام
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