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Sudan's president says arrest warrant is conspiracy

World Mar. 06, 2009 - 07:00AM JST ( 6 )

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TriumvereMar. 06, 2009 - 01:25PM JST

Yes, a vicious conspiricy to end ethinic cleansing! To bad the conspirators don't have the balls to actually serve the warrant.
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unscrejectsMar. 06, 2009 - 01:34PM JST

Triumvere: Do you have any idea how those people ended up camped in Darfur? I'm asking because the Clooney's an' all seem to see this as a story that has no cause nor beginning.
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elbudamexicanoMar. 06, 2009 - 05:31PM JST

This so called "president" is more like a dictator and he should be hung by his so called Arab balls!
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TriumvereMar. 06, 2009 - 06:24PM JST

unscreject,

Enlighten me. Also, in the process, would you kindly explain how it justifies the targeted program of rape and genocide which the gov't of Sudan has unleashed against them.
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MadvertsMar. 06, 2009 - 07:41PM JST

I doubt JT's only Mugabe supporter will have an answer to that one, Triumvere.
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unscrejectsMar. 08, 2009 - 10:53PM JST

Madverts and Triumvere. Verts first: I'M not a Mugabe supporter. The difference between myself and the rest of you is that I live in a world of all the pieces. I don't speak for what has happened today only or what some government secret service office has fed the press - I saw the plot against Zimbabwe (a country that banished me 23 years ago) unfold. The plotters had no idea I was Zimbabwean by birth - it's impossible for me to buy any of the crap they put out on Mugabe. The man is only defending his country regardless of what you see. I see the problem of them trying to topple Mugabe in 1997 over Congo resources and tax evasion in Zimbabwe. I also see the British offering Mazda $32 million to join its coup - in 1997. How can I just ignore all that stuff? Maybe you could... Triumvere: Go back to the signing of the peace treaty in south Sudan. You probably don't remember the strange and sudden death of the south's leader - Ugandan Helicopter crash (but no conspiracy theories hey?). You'll recall that was the time oil was discovered in the south - strangely enough by US missionaries at the same time that three of them had been arrested at Harare airport when 36 weapons of war were found in their baggage (including carry-on luggage). And wasn't it odd for those men of god to persuade the Christian south to make peace with its muslim enemy in the north? Oh and let's not forget the sudden airlift of all those so-called lost boys - to the US to start new lives once the war ended. Do you recall the aid 'agencies' forcing a mass migration of the non-combatants from the south? Do you recall the very same migrating people being led by the same agencies into eastern Chad? Do you recall Chad threatening all-out war if they were not turned back? And do you recall that when Chad shot a few hundred the rest ignored the agencies and fled back across the border into Sudan - where the locals in that area forced them out towards the north - DARFUR. Do you recall the aid agencies begging their governments for emergency help? If this is too hard for you to remember, just google and see what you stir up. The culprit in Darfur isn't Kartum. It's a mockery of the Hague. If you prove me wrong I'll eat your socks.