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Quote: He said that in fact, the government recruited him personally to fight against the Darfuri rebels in 2003 and made his men part of the Armed Forces. If we wanted proof, he said we should look around at his men's weapons and he said to me, does it seem logical to you that we, we magic these weapons and these brand new cars out of air? Of course the government gave them to us. He says his orders came straight from the top. Commander Hamdan said that he met the President of Sudan, President Ahmad al-Bashir in his home in September of 2006, where he personally asked him to carry out campaigns in Um Sidir and Kerriary in Northern Darfur that had recently been taken by the Darfuri rebels. These are the first direct allegations by a senior Janjaweed leader that his force was armed and controlled by the Sudanese Government. It's what the international community has long suspected. Next morning, I wanted to ask the Commander about the crimes committed against civilians by Janjaweed and why the UN want him investigated for alleged war crimes. When the world thinks of Darfur, and they think of the Arab tribes in Darfur, they think of the rapes and the #####ng and the pillages. Are your men responsible for that? Hamdan said he wasn't responsible for what others had done. His men had only fought insurgents and when the government ordered him to carry out operations in civilian areas, he refused. And he says that he is willing to put his hand on his heart and say that he is responsible for his men and he knows what his men did and didn't do and they didn't commit atrocities. He knows the world thinks his men are Janjaweed, but in his culture, a Janjaweed is a bandit who rapes and loots. His men were part of an organised force, therefore to call them Janjaweed is wrong.