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Genocide In Darfur Is Prolem For All Nations

May 1, 2006 ⋅  E-Mail Article ⋅ ⋅ Post a comment

Growing up in Detroit I heard numerous times about the travesty of slavery. I also recall numerous African American kids saying that would not happen if I was around at that time. Well we have grown up since then but their chance to back up these words has been at hand for some time now and we still do not see anyone stepping up to save the Black Africans in the Sudan who are being massacred by Arab Muslims in Africa. The fact that it is Muslim on Muslim crime goes by almost unnoticed.

If this was a White group of men killing Black Muslim men you can believe we would see Jesse Jackson, reverend Farrakhan, and all the other posers, striking for poses throughout America. However, because it is Arab on Black crime it goes almost unnoticed by Black American leaders. If you watched the marches this weekend they were led predominantly by White people. How can Black African American leaders do so little for such a major tragedy? Where is the real leadership for this group? Is it because there is nothing in this for them, no gifts to quiet them, or make them go away? I guess they only act when there’s something in it for them. What a shame.

Never the less, thousands marched throughout America to protest the African genocide being committed by Arab Muslims in the Sudan. Arab Muslim rebel groups are killing all males they come in contact with, and they are raping hundreds of young African cfemale children. This is a travesty akin to the holocaust, how can so little be done? I also wonder how and why people are trying to deal with these rebels. How can anything other than obliteration be considered when discussing these Arab Muslim rebels who drive around and do nothing but kill boys and rape young girls? These men need to be put on trial in the highest international crimes court in the world, they do not deserve to be bartered with.

Lets hope leadership comes around for this issue and it is a bipartisan mutli-cultural leadership. I want to see White and Black work together to end this terrible issue. Amazingly it has been predominantly White individuals leading the call for more assistance in this issue. Hopefully some of the more powerful African American leaders will speak out and help their African brothers and sisters being killed by these Arab Muslim gangs. I would also like to see Arab leaders take a more responsible role in this issue. How can they stand by and be associated with this type of occurrence. They need to pressure their Arab brethren throughout the world to end this travesty.

Genocide in Dafur

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