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 Re: مواقف الأحزاب السياسية الشمالية "الرسمي" من التدخل الدولى لوقف التصفية العرقية فى (Re: ابوالقاسم ابراهيم الحاج)
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On Monday, September 6th at Wyndham Hotel, Mr. John Garang leader of SPLA
commented on what is taking place in Darfur. A government counter-insurgency
scheme gone wrong. According to his comments, the government in Khartoum
decided some years ago to arm the so called janjaweed to fight on thier
behalf the increasing threat posed by the Darfurians who decided that the
use of force was the only way to resolve the economical, social, political
injustices committeed by the ruling regime in Khartoum. The Janjaweed, on
the other hand were quite content to take up this offer, although thier
cause for fighting was for totally different reasons from those of
Khartoum's. The historical scirmishes between the different tribes on water
resources, agricultural land, cattle pathways, were common, and usually
resolved through local tribe leaders and mediators. The problem arose when
the conflict took on a more ethnical face, and large guns and artillery were
on the side of the janjaweed provided by the government, who, we all assume
have more sinister hidden agenda having to do with long term goals, and yes,
with OIL..
Nowadays, all seem to have stakes in this conflict. The formal stakes of the
United States, reflected by the State Department is the humane aspect, the
human suffering, the killings, the rape, the dispalcement of whole
populations from the region. But take a deeper look and you'll find OIL
lobbiests who would perfer that the Sudanese government succeed in driving
these populations away from the oil fields for the Americans to show up and
explore and pump oil form a relatively uninhabited and vast geographical
area. The American conservative Christians look at this conflict as a chance
to convert most of the Muslim population to Christianity. There are some
reports of large containers containing bibles arriving with food relief
shipments from the United States (the same is happening in Iraq by the way).
The Chinese, on the other hand, being the country with the largest oil
concessions in Sudan, do not care what happens to the Darfurians, as long as
Khartoum will award them more concessions in the area, they will keep a low
profile and show up at the right time to claim the prize from the corrupt
Sudanes officials. Meanwhile, Sudanese are dying daily from diseases, from
thirst and hunger, are being driven from thier ancestoral lands, raped,
killed and butchered, while we await a miracle to resolve this catastrophe.
2003
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Kostawi
فيس بوك
تويتر
انستقرام
يوتيوب
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