Sudan's president warns foreigners in Darfur
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Triumvere
This is a joke. The int'l community has played int Al-Bashir's hands: by issuing the warrant with no intent to serve it all they have done is given him an excuse to kick the humanitarian aid distributers (as well as press and peacekeepers) out of the country. Why would he want people there that are trying to help the unfortunates he himself has targeted for rape and execution? He wants those people exterminated, not helped.
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WilliB
Ridiculous. Nobody has the balls to actually bring him to court, and what law anyway? Bashir is simply following islamic law in conducting jihaad against those stinking infidels in Southern Sudan... do they want to blame him for not following his religion?
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