"Aid groups accuse Sudan army of looting" by Associated Press | September 1, 2010
JUBA, Sudan — The army of Southern Sudan has been looting food convoys and carrying out other attacks on aid groups, officials of those groups alleged, and a top military officer warned yesterday that the humanitarian groups could be expelled if the complaints get too “harsh.’’
Hey, those are OUR GUYS!
Aren't they (keep reading)?
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International aid workers are worried that access to needy populations in a region already plagued by hunger may be further restricted as an independence referendum scheduled for January approaches. The vote would determine whether the south splits off from Sudan and forms a separate country.
Just wondering why KASHMIR doesn't get a vote -- and WHY I HAVE NOT SEEN a WORD ABOUT IT in days!
The United Nations says that 4 million people in Southern Sudan — roughly half the population — rely on food aid to survive....
Isn't that what the globalist rulers want?
If not, why has it turned out this way when they run the planet?
Meanwhile, maybe the U.N could have them over for lunch:
"Every table was set with a single fresh rose (from the rose gardens outside, I was told) and a full complement of three forks, two knives, and two spoons in silver plate..... The buffet tables could have graced a high-end ocean liner. I watched a gentleman in colorful African garb pile his plate with slices of roast sirloin and potatoes mashed with feta cheese. A post-retirement-age couple from the East Side scarfed up most of the egg rolls, though more came out quickly....
I made for the roast leg of lamb with rosemary sauce after I filled my salad plate with chilled asparagus and slices of a duck and pork terrine.... fresh tomato soup and bowls of pasta primavera.... The dessert buffet table practically groaned under a spread of apple and pumpkin pies, cheesecakes, tarts, half a dozen cheeses, sliced fruits, bowls of berries, and, off to one side, three urns of ice cream"
Yeah, I would be feeling pretty high with that spread in front of me.
The Sudan People’s Liberation Army, the former rebel group that now forms the army here, denies it is deliberately hindering humanitarian work....
Translation: We have turned on and abandoned them in the traditional US double-cross. Otherwise this would not make my paper.
Army spokesman Lieutenant General Kuol Deim Kuol said the southern army believed one of the staff members who was beaten and detained was supplying food and medicine to elements of a militia the army suspects is allied with an opposition party. The spokesman alleged that this militia has ambushed government boats along the Nile River.
A Tearfund official in Juba declined to comment, saying the group’s director was out of the country.--more--"
And what side is AmeriKa on again?
Both sides?
"CIA Training Intelligence Agents For ‘State Sponsor Of Terrorism’ Sudan
The government of Sudan has been miffed that it cannot get off of the U.S. list of states that sponsor terrorism. It could be because of the history of arbitrary arrests, killings and torture by the administration of Sudan President Omar Al Bashir, as documented in a recent report by Amnesty International. Or it could be because the Sudanese government is widely reported to back the Jangaweed militia attacks against citizens of Darfur, a campaign that has killed over 300,000 people and displaced approximately three million more. Or perhaps it is Sudan’s political support (and possibly military aid) to Hamas, foe of the U.S., the Israelis and the Palestinian Authority? In any case, the Obama administration has not seen fit to take Sudan off their list of bad guy countries.
So what is one to make of Jeff Stein’s report today at his Spy Talk blog at the Washington Post that the CIA has been training and equipping Sudan’s notorious National Intelligence and Security Service (NISS)?
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And then you find out Blackwater is arming southern Sudan, which is the base
for USraeli weapons-running.
No wonder eastern Africa is in such horrible shape.
Also see: Israeli Oil Shipments Exempt From Iran Sanctions
Well, there are sanctions and then there are sanctions, you know.
