Denmark Vesey: "Save Darfur" Hoax - Volume VI. Darfur Is For NeoLiberals What Iraq Is For NeoCons.

Monday, August 06, 2007

"Save Darfur" Hoax - Volume VI. Darfur Is For NeoLiberals What Iraq Is For NeoCons.

Sudanese Liberation Army (SLA) field commander Ibrahim Mohamed Nasir at the AU and United Nations-sponsored meeting in the Tanzanian resort of Arusha.

The "Rebel" groups fighting the Sudanese government have split into multiple factions, making peace talks virtually impossible. The Sudanese, government is desperate to negotiate a cease fire before international troops are sent to occupy the country.

The "rebels" and their handlers (the U.S. and Israel supply and arm the "rebels" which has done nothing but fuel the war and the death toll) are intentionally stalling peace talks. Why? Crude. Sudan has vast quantities. Occupying a nation is the first step in installing a puppet government and stealing its oil.

The "Save Darfur" campaign is nothing more than part of a grand scheme to do to Sudan what has happened to Iraq. Except this time liberals are playing the role of the NeoCons.

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