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hadhwanaag 2008-07-14 (Hadhwanaagnews) THE HAGUE, Netherlands (HWN): - The prosecutor of the International Criminal Court filed genocide charges Monday against Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir, accusing him of masterminding attempts to wipe out African tribes in Darfur with a campaign of murder, rape and deportation.






http://hadhwanaag.com/newsdetail.jsp?selectid=11976

What about Bush and all his white criminal cohorts? It seems that this so called world court only prosecutes black Africans and other racialized people around the world, oh and yes of course eastern europeans who are/were part the old soviet bloc.

Omar Al Bashir is certainly not a choir boy , but this not fair !
Why single him out like that !!?
This whole Darfur shyte has been blown out of proportion by the West , another of their unintended consequences !!
On one hand they support the Ethiopians who've invaded southern somalia , they support Idriss Deby who give arms to the Darfur rebels , but if Omar Al Bashir supports his camel herding cousins , then NO ! that's bad
These people have a very peculiar sense of justice , very foreign to us muslim Africans

It is all because of George Clooney, damn him and his good looks!

SahanGalbeed wrote:Omar Al Bashir is certainly not a choir boy , but this not fair !
Why single him out like that !!?
This whole Darfur shyte has been blown out of proportion by the West , another of their unintended consequences !!
On one hand they support the Ethiopians who've invaded southern somalia , they support Idriss Deby who give arms to the Darfur rebels , but if Omar Al Bashir supports his camel herding cousins , then NO ! that's bad
These people have a very peculiar sense of justice , very foreign to us muslim Africans

No, it is not so peculiar really, you see there is no justice here, it is just only if it serves their interest and Somalia and all the othe nations that do not serve their interest are doomed to go without help.

Hypocrisy

Surria
1/ Nobody , as far as the sudanese gov is concerned is asking for their help , they want them to stay out of their business.
2/ The Ethiopians are NOT helping Somalia , they're only serving the interest of a particular group within the somalis .

So can you explain to me , how can you on one hand be pro Ethiopian, I mean support their invasion , and on the other hand denounce whomever is going after Al Bashir .
It kinda looks weird to me , ya know

SahanGalbeed wrote:Surria
1/ Nobody , as far as the sudanese gov is concerned is asking for their help , they want them to stay out of their business.
2/ The Ethiopians are NOT helping Somalia , they're only serving the interest of a particular group within the somalis .

So can you explain to me , how can you on one hand be pro Ethiopian, I mean support their invasion , and on the other hand denounce whomever is going after Al Bashir .
It kinda looks weird to me , ya know

It looks weird to you because you can't read my friend.

1. I am not talking about governments asking for help; of course governments do not want anyone interfering in their domestic politics duh! But rather what I am referring to is help of the needy people, the people who are persecuted are the ones that ask and look for the help of these organizations/nations. But it is clear that this UN/'international community' only help those who have something that is of interest to the controllers of the UN the-'Western Nations'.

2. As far as Somalia is concerned the people are forgotten people, no one is lobbying for the persecuted Somali except for its fellow neighbor Ethiopia and other Africans, the white western nations have left Somalia to its own festering demise for decades and it is only now that our pan-African brothers come to help us over come our misfortune. The white nations are interested in Sudan because it is very politically, and economically strategic place, one only has to look back to WWI and the British invasion in Sudan to know that the interest in Sudan is not new much like Afghanistan and goes back much further than the past decade, and don't forget that the blood of Christians is involved the Sudan crisis.