In the early days when Blacknet was formed I recall a topic on the issue of Sudan - in fact, I even kept a record of the discussion. The most salient point I mentioned about the conflict in the Sudan was the issue of oil and how the media is whipping up some false reality of Arabs (white) killing Black Africans.

Well here's a link to an article about what's really happening in the Sudan.

Peace.


Full article:
http://www.finalcall.com/artman/publ...cle_2793.shtml


"For the last 16 years, the Sudan has been on the agenda for regime change because the country housed Palestinian Resistance Fighters and Osama bin Laden, and put him out. But the Sudan is an Islamic regime that is against the State of Israel. They are saying Arabs in the Sudan are enslaving Africans. This language is very clever and the media pushes this language so that there would come a natural hatred of Blacks for Arabs so that Arabs look like the real culprits....."

".....The Arabs had mixed their blood with the Africans that live in the North. They are Arab-ized and Islamic; and the same racist poison that has poisoned the bloodstream of Islam has made the Arab North feel superior to the Christian Animist-African South in the Sudan. The South is Black, so Black until there is blue in their color. Racism exists there like the enemy has done to us: When you are lighter, you think you are better than your Black Brother or Sister. There is an elitist attitude among light-skinned Black people against dark-skinned Black people. The same game that the enemy has played here and in Africa, is now dominating the scene in the Sudan."

"Whenever we look at the world and talk about a government, they show a picture. If you talked about Iraq during the time of Saddam Hussein, they would show his picture. If you talked about Syria, they would show President Hafez al-Assad. If you talked about Saudi Arabia, they would show King Abdullah. If you talked about Egypt, they would show President Hosni Mubarak. They have talked about the Sudan, but if I asked an audience across this country what the president of the Sudan looks like, most people do not know. He just went to Iran to meet with the leader of Iran and very little information was printed showing him in a picture with the Iranian leader, because he is as Black as me or either Blacker. So he does not fit the script of “the Arab who is killing Africans......�

[align=left] ".....Last week, the Washington Post published “The Five Facts about Darfur.� One blaring fact was that all of the people are Black. So if you talk about Arabs killing Africans—I went into a room and the man said, “Would the Arab tribe leaders stand up.� That includes the ones that are called janjaweed. When they stood up, they were all Black. He said, “Now, will the African tribe leaders stand up�—and they were all Black. So we looked at each other because the picture in America is that these White Arabs are killing Africans. The Brother said clearly what makes them Arabs is that they only speak Arabic. They are herders, what you would call nomads. What makes them Africans is they speak an African language and Arabic. They are all Muslims......"[/align]

There is no point discussing this issue over and over when most Africans' minds are made up. We cannot afford to reason/argue with the brainwashed North anymore. Millions of African lives have been/are being lost because of their ****ed up brains....whether they blame it on the Arabisation/Islamisation of their ****ed up brains we don't care anymore.

The fact of the matter is the North is committing GENOCIDE based on the fact that they are RACIALLY better and NOT African....so even if they looked like my charcoal dark father i still believe they shouldn't be reasoned with because they are too far gone and incapable of thinking logicaly.

Your article is actually useless and brings nothing NEW in regard to the conflict......we already know about the Oil, the Palestinian/Israel connection, the Northerner's half baked mentality and brainwashing....nothing new there.

And its funny that you posted an article that you do not question why an African country is getting involved in the business of the Arabs by having a go at Israel and taking the Palestinian side.....why??? please don't even bring Islam into it...because that argument is redundant in any shape or form.

If it was up to me Sudan as it is now shouldn't exist....its a stain on African people worldwide. The actions of that ****ed up Khartoum government is atrocious and beyond REPAIR. I await for South Sudan as a sovereign country...perhaps that would teach the stupid Darfurians who faught for the Khartoum Govenment against their own brothers/sisters in the South, only to have the same treatment served upon them.....Darfur is big enough to go its own way if it wishes.

I never ever agree on any divisive agreement in regards to African countries....EXCEPT for Sudan, because you cannot reason with an African brainwashed on thinking he is Arab or White.....thats where you know you are talking to a brick wall!

And its funny that you posted an article that you do not question why an African country is getting involved in the business of the Arabs by having a go at Israel and taking the Palestinian side.....why??? please don't even bring Islam into it...because that argument is redundant in any shape or form.

which african nations was that if you don't mind me asking?

As far as I know the President of Sudan, Omar Hasan Ahmad al-Bashir, is Arab or maybe mixed African and Arab.



I believe most of the elite ruling class of Sudan/Khartoum to be Mixed Arab/African. And must if not all of the "grunts" to be African, is that correct, Mez?

@quint2black.

It seems to me that whenever you and your leader Farakhan speak on Sudan, you people can't resist trying to make a link between the Sudan issue and the Palestinian/Israeli conflict as if though the two conflicts are somehow linked and interconnected. If Farakhan and his fake organisation were concerned about Darfur, they would have done something about it, not wait forsome Caucasians to get involve then complain afterwards about why they were there in the first place and what their motives were.Do something, onlythenwill therebe no need for caucasians to be involved.

The article you posted is so full of mis-information and half truths which is classic of the final call when it comes to Sudan. I laughed about the part of Garang crying to Farakhan, classic Farakhan style. We are talking aboutGarang; a man whowas visited and visited most World leaders including sitting at a session at the UN in the 90s. Somehow the Sub-Saharan African leaders such as Mengistu/Meles, Efworki, Rawlings, Kaunda, Museveni, Arap-Moi and dozens of others who supported Garang, gave support to the South but never spoke about injustice until Farakhan came alongconfused3. I laughed when they(final-call/Farakhan)went to interview the Sudanese Ambassador in Washington DC about Darfur. Now, why interview a fat cat who I personnaly happen to know very well and who sits in the embassy in Washington? Common sense would indicate that the final call take a trip to Darfur to report their story from there instead of Washington DC. The final call is nothing but an arab propaganda tool used by Farakhan to further the arab cause in America. Somehow Farakhan and the final call missed to mention the severalmarches to the Sudanese Embassy by people from Darfur and other parts of Sudan and focused its argument on one march that included Senator Tom Lantos. Somewhere somehow Darfur was lost and Sen Lantos became the focus according to your Farakhan.

Mez, said it all, there is no use reasoning with brainwashed people particularly those with Janjaweed mentality as seen in the North of Sudan and right here in America with the likes of Fake Farakhan.

Northern Sudanese people are beyond brainwashed. The Arabs did a fine job in conditioning them, and this is something that I have heard from Northern Sudanese people themselves. No, we can't blame the white man for this one. The fault lies with Arabs and their ******* offsprings in Sudan. These are the same people who will go to Turkey to marry prostitutes so their children will get a bit more Arab blood. They are a brunt on the development of African consciousness and I too agree that Southern Sudan should seek to become asovereign country. Enough pussy footing around, trying to talk senseintoa bunch ofArab puppets. Just send them on their waytoworship their Arab masters, it's what they want anyway.