لماذا وقف اغلب (الحقانين) و الليبرالين مع(اوباما) واغلب الشيوعين(ضده)؟؟!!

Quote: 5th of November 2008 President Elect of the United states of America Mr. Barak Obama, On the behalf of all Sudanese Democrats and liberals, the United Democratic Liberal Party in Sudan is honored to express its sincere congratulations to you for winning Presidential Elections 2008. We congratulate for earning the support of American people to your call for change. We consider your victory as a victory for Democrats in the world, who aspire for change and rebirth. Despite the different circumstances of our countries, we do share your aspiration for change in our country, Sudan. Mr. President: You appreciate your contribution and involvement – as a Senator - in the case of Darfur and Sudan. You know the miserable situation of the people of Sudan at the present time; where people languishing under the domination and control of regime led by a totalitarian party (The National Congress Party), which came to power by force and lack constitutional legitimacy. Mr. President: This party (NCP) and the ruling regime have made the genocide of or people its first task, in order to fulfill the illusions of its own sick ideology, and has created a state of hostility that did not exclude the world. The people of Sudan have suffered under this regime for 19 years; and they still live under enduring the ordeal ; but they are still struggling to change , to achieve what your fellow citizens: To live in peace and freedom, and to open the prospect of self-development of each individual and for the society as a whole. Mr. President: You know the reality of war and the tragic situation of the citizens of Darfur; and how the war had cost them a quarter of a million dead and more than two million displaced. The people of Sudan have made many sacrifices to stop these massacres. They are trying to restore peace and achieve democratic transformation, but the main obstacle in their way is the intransigent positions of the regime. This intransigence has been confirmed by the International Criminal Court indictment of the Head of the regime of genocide and war crimes against his own people. Mr. President: There have been various attempts by the international community to resolve the issue of war in the Sudan and move towards democratization. All of these solutions, however, were hindered because of the illegitimate regime. These attempts repeatedly ignored the fact that a political solution cannot be fulfilled while criminals who have exercised genocide and war crimes against their own people are in reign. We are counting on you to support the right of the Sudanese people for peace and freedom, and to assist our people to reach democracy and prosperity. Mr. President: Our Party and a number of politicians in Sudan have an initiative to call for a political solution to end the war in Darfur and to bring democracy and peace to Sudan. This initiative is based on full disarmament in Darfur by making it a demilitarized zone under the supervision of the joint forces, as well as organizing a national conference for peace and agreeing a transitional national government which should implement the peace and remove the effects of war and prepare for democratic elections in Sudan. Mr. President: Our party is linking the implementation of this initiative with the need to prosecute war criminals and building the political future of the Sudan on the basis of constitutional equality of all citizens. We also call for the adoption of federal system and free-market economy and the separation of religion and state, as the constitutionality of the future democratic Sudan. Mr. President: Our initiative goes in harmony with the resolutions of international community, represented by the Security Council and the UN General Assembly, as well as the International Criminal Court and other institutions. We believe that any political solution in Sudan must come from the efforts of the people of Sudan; but it must find political and moral support from the international community, especially from the United States - as the world's superpower and its largest democracy today. We also believe that the international community has to assist in the reconstruction of Sudan after several decades of ravages of war, once Sudanese People has stopped the war and entered through democratic transformation and removed traces of dictatorship and totalitarianism Mr. President: We look forward to your support for this peace initiative and putting the issue of Darfur and Sudan in your foreign priority issues. We believe – just like you – in the need of dealing with the rights of humans, not the interests of elites and regimes, and that all peoples have the right to live under the shadow of peace, freedom and welfare. The people of Sudan hope to gain your support for their just aspirations on this regard. Sincerely yours, Nour Tawir Kafi Abu Ras Chairwoman of Executive Committee United Democratic Liberal Party, Sudan. UDLP representatives in the United States: Colonel (r) Tag Elatta, 7312 N 125th st , Omaha, NE 68142 Tel: (402)578-9959 Mr. Mutwakil Mustafa Elhussain 3636 16th st #b-906, Washington D.C 20010 Tel. (202)3321307 Dr. Nassir H Monim Mansour 5841 S Maryland Ave, MC 0115, Chicago, IL 60637 Tel. (312)3881522