Sudan’s Bad, Bad Bashir in Darfur, Nuba Mountains, Blue Nile, and Beyond

The Government of Sudan is fond of campaigns. Last year, the GoS had the fake elections where we saw photos of children voting and stuffing ballot boxes, we saw police officers obligated to vote more than once, and we saw empty polling places. Afterward, Bashir’s camp applauded his unanimous victory and declared him the president of the people.

Sure, if you don’t count the marginalized areas where he’s busy killing everyone off, forcing them to flee their homes and abandon their lands, or taking natural resources to serve his regime.

In Darfur, Bashir split the area into 5 regions and is in control of 4 of them; currently, he’s working on the last area, Jebel Marra. Soon there won’t be anyone to complain about genocide in Darfur because Bashir has Darfur.

Already, he’s forcing internally displaced persons to leave the camps because he was told that the situation has not improved if the camps are still there. Solution: get rid of the camps.

Bashir is getting away with murder. Actually, he’s getting away with more than murder; he’s getting away with genocide, crimes against humanity, and war crimes.

The current campaign from the Government of Sudan is the “Lifting of U.S. Sanctions on Sudan” because they are oppressing the poor and killing the innocent people. That’s rich. How about a reality check؟ Sudan’s President Bashir is oppressing the poor and killing the innocent people.

The GoS has spent so much money on getting people in many foreign countries to sign the petition on We the People’s website – it’s ridiculous. If you take a look at the signatures, most of them are not in the U.S., in fact, the numbers will decrease at times, due to the fake signatures. The GoS has been telling people that if they reach 100,000 signatures, the sanctions will be lifted immediately.

False. All it does is get a possible response from the proper department within 60 days, wherever possible. That is all it does.

On 28 October 2015, U.S. President Obama extended the economic sanctions on Sudan for another year, effective as of 3 November 2015. Done.

If the GoS wants to spend money and give all of their various IP addresses to the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, go for it. We welcome it. Be that stupid.

Meanwhile, we will focus on the Presidential primaries here.

If I was Bashir, I would be worried for two reasons (1) there is a $5M reward for any information that leads to the arrest, transfer or conviction of Joseph Kony, and (2) the young marginalized men that were forced to leave Sudan years ago want to go home and they are angry about what Bashir has done.

For years, Joseph Kony has been forcing IDPs to leave their camps in Sudan so he can sleep in their beds. One day, he will be woken up and surprised. The bounty is high enough for a group to capture him, collect the funds, and use it to go to Khartoum, where Bashir will be arrested and dropped off at the ICC.

Bashir has been training and hiding terrorists for too many years. Karma will catch up with him.

If not soon enough, the young men will be back. They have nothing to lose.

* Kimberly Hollingsworth is the founder of Humanity Is Us, which is responsible for the Arrest Bashir campaign and all of the yellow t-shirts with his face on it. She can be reached at [email protected] or via social media Website / Twitter / Facebook / Instagram / ArrestBashir

Best,

Kimberly

Kimberly Hollingsworth

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