Who ever this guy is, speaking for JEM is a smart guy, he also knows that if Malian terrorist were suspected to be in Sudan, this could easily be the end of Bashir.
Bashir is nothing but a slave for the Westerners, that’s why when the Muslim idiots in Sudan had a riots they burned the German Embassy instead of the US Embassy, because they know not to mess with the USA.
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