If anyone think it is about human rights and bla..bla... at least we can say he is naive! Gration is not coming because he wants to be the sole player and that is , understandably for the sake of his own country’s interest. They are competing only for their interest not ours, but we will maintain our interst , through their competetion and conflict of interest.
The play ground of the competetion is North Sudan. Gration is sticking his nose to protect his ow country’s interst and not to remove any overshadowing over the independence of the south. He doesn’t care less!That is naive! and misunderstanding of how international politics and hypocricy works.They donnot want the south to secede so as to provide them with a leverage within the north.They have given their advice to all SPLA leaders and Pagan visit was to try to convience their policy makers that the the SPLA can manage their own state.The American Ambassedor in Ethiopia said it clearly..we donnot support secession , but we have to be ready for the consequencies.But they will not allow the south to stand on the way of their interests! If their interest is in the south they could have seperated it decades ago!There are seven Gold mining licenses issued for different internatational non-western companies, do you think the west wait watching because of a presumed "love story" They want to finish with South Sudan and Darfur to stop their nagging and come and pursue their interest among a very tough competetion !
I donnot see that China has got any problem in their country, unless I believe in western media propoganda! But , I can see that America has got a huge problem, a crises, they owe China $ 2 trilions...TRILIONS, which make them the biggest indepted country in the world!
Who is not looking for markets and mining resources? Is there anyone who is looking for a chriatable international policy?! The intelligent question should be why is this all competition in north Sudan? and how to maintain our soverignity and interest out of this competetion!There is no love story in international politics, morons and naive only believe in that!
The new generations of Sudan will have a very rich, stable, secure and prosporous Sudan , they are more educated and have much more schools and universties than ever before.Those who are chasing the mirage of white man will chase it in vain!
James:
Arabs didn’t invade Africa,they didn’t invade Nigeria, Mali, Chad, Burkina Faso, Gunea,Tanzania, Ethiopia, Erteria, Niger, yet the majority is Muslims.The central Islamic states were built by Africans and destroyed by the Europeans, even the first Islamic state in Sudan was built by the Funj who are pure Africans.Africa was invaded, colonolised and enslaved by the Europeans.They came with their greed, segergation, apartheid and religion.They gave you European names but they never ever will treat you as equal.Arabs mixed with other human being and became part of the normal and natural texture of the human race.This was stopped by the white man invasion.It is not only AFRICA , it is all over the world! Does they Aborgini in Australia own their land and country?does the red Indian own their land and country? They were not invaded by the Arabs, neither do the Arab invaded south AFRICA or Rhodesia.You donnot need to read Futuhat AL ISLAM, Arabs didn’t set a foot in the South and they did not even invade north Sudan.The south was invaded by the British and not the Arabs!
Donnot worry about muslims, we donnot have white or black muslim, we all stand infront of god as equal , we have no mosque for the white and and another for the black, it is in christianity where you find churches for white another for black.Read Malcom X, when he went to Makka and was astonished to see that all people of dffirent colours standing side by side on the holliest place on Earth!

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