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Archive for May 5th, 2006

Long and complicated quagmire.

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NAIROBI, Kenya – Darfur's leading rebel group bowed to pressure from high-powered Western and African diplomats on Friday and accepted a peace agreement with the government of Sudan to end a bloody three-year war. But analysts immediately raised doubts about whether the agreement would stop the fighting or end attacks on civilians by government-backed militias. The attacks have led to the deaths of more than 200,000 people in a campaign the United States has called genocide.

By Shashank Bengali

Knight Ridder Newspapers

Read the rest via Mercury News.

Agreements mean virtually nothing, as we have seen over and over again throughout history, unless great pressure is continually exerted, by heads of government and the UN ,on the Sudanese as well as by by us on our government as well as all other governments.

This is a complicated ongoing quagmire.

Written by cooper

May 5, 2006 at 6:21 pm

Posted in The Sudan

Justice – give me a break.

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Justice and Equality Movement negotiator – Give me a break.

Via ABC News.

Small Rebel Group Won't Sign Darfur Plan I mean what? Do they sit around like old ladies in some old fashioned junior women's league allowing rape, destruction and horror to go on while they whine for a " second vice president".

This is all so pathetic I'm considering taking up arms myself.

Written by cooper

May 5, 2006 at 1:03 am

Posted in The Sudan