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 Re: تهانينا للرفاق بحركة حق ولإكرام الفادني التحايا كلها والامنيات (Re: خضر حسين خليل)
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Dear Mohi
You wrote
من حقى ان اصف حق بما عايشته لحظة ولادتها, وحقد الكثيرين منها لم يكن خافيا ولم يجتهدوا فى مداراته, على مستوى القيادات الطلابية, لذلك لم اكن متجنيا عندما اعدت هذا الوصف القديم المتجدد, من حقك الا تقبله, وساعتذر عنه عندما يرتفع التنظيم لمستوى القضايا الكبرى لا مجرد الصراع على اتحاد طلابى لا يغنى شيئا فى وطن على وشك التمزق
As a former member of DF, and Haq allow me to say that you shouldn't be hostage of the past conflicts, and rivalry between Haq's faction, and the DF.I personally stated in several posts my rejection to the unconvining reasons of the dismissal of Walaa.I also think itis unfortunate that Haq- New supported the dismissal of Walaa from the leadership of the student union at the University of Khartoum.
You mentioned several complaints against Haq, and I am sure that you aware of Haq's complaints about the role of SCP in blocking Haq's admission into the defunct NDA, the successful role of DF in several Sudanese Universities in blocking the admission of Haq in the student alliances at Sudanese universities until to 2001. Recently, DF played a major role in excluding Haq- Modern from being admitted in the student alliance at the University of Gezira, and later on DF herself was axed by her allies. I also heard that Haq- Modern which was part of the victorious alliance at the University of Khartoum since 2003, didn't join the victorious Student alliance at U of K this year. This is due to the failure of the student union to take an action against a member of DF in the leadership of the union who has attacked a member of Haq- Modern in the same leadership council. I am sure you have more complaints to say about Haq, but should we continue this cycle of of complaints, and counter complaints or we should take actions to resolve this conflicts between the patriotic forces, and stand against the Islamo- Fascist regime? Indees there is a major crisis in Sudan, and our country is on
the verge of collapse as a nation state, and become another Somalia
or Iraq. Should we stand on the side road, watch the crimes against
humanity, and war crimes in Darfur, and the massacres of our people
in Kajbar, and Manasir land, and the torture of the peassants in the
White Nile, and other parts of the country or we should move forward
to bridge the past mistrust, animosity, and mutual mistakes between
the patriotic forces? I think the only viable alternative is to form
a patriotic alliance to lead a non- violent resistance movement to
achieve lasting peace, democracy, sustainable development, and
respect for human rights in Sudan
Regards
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Elmoiz Abunura
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