They have become extremely paranoid, lashing out and pointing fingers at everybody Sudanese opposition parties, SPLM, SLM, the USA, UN, Europe, African nations like Chad, and now Libya, Egypt and the Arab Nations. The NCP, humiliated in Addis Ababa at the recent African Union conference, betrayed by Egypt and Libya on the issue of the African Union presidency, and incensed by the silence of the Arab nations, now feel hated by the African nations. If this public posturing from some NCP leaders is taken seriously it could gather momentum and become a self-fulfilling prophecy. This is a Jim Jones styled cult and Sudan is their Jonestown. The political crew that are in charge of the NCP, apparently feeling desperate and professing doom and destruction for the whole country and its people, are now promoting death as a final solution, not only for themselves but for the entire nation.
Historically, this party with its multiple names – National Islamic Front, Islamic Charter, National Congress Party or the Popular National Party – representing the Islamic movement in Sudan, has managed single-handedly during the last 17 years to cause the deaths of millions of Sudanese in pursuit of a debunked ideological scheme. However, it would not be an overstatement to claim that the NCP is our Sudanese version of Fascism, although not many people outside Sudan knew this simple fact before the recent tragic event in Darfur. These unlikely bedfellows with parallel political positions and who had been forced into a complex peace process have begun to trade insults, accusations and counter accusations. The political scene is also more chaotic since the difficult relationship between the NCP and the Sudan Popular Liberation Movement (SPLM) became public during the second anniversary of the peace agreement on 9th Jan 07.
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The town is a zone of chaos, full of the unemployed, beggars, street-sellers, peddlers, brokers, transport seat touts, everyone is selling something to someone. These two images will haunt you whenever you wander around the urban jungle of Khartoum. Two images will always be imprinted in your mind symbolising the two extreme social strata that exist in Sudan today – the faces of the beggars, socially humiliated, scorned, their human dignity stripped away and the contrasting faces of the smug, self-satisfied, deceitful and scheming super-rich who have no regard for the suffering of their countrymen, and who think the National Congress Party (NCP) is a wonderful organisation. Political regimes are sometimes capable of producing societies which reflect the regime’s true face. –Ěnd the gold cup won by the worst horse at the races.
–Ěnd kind things done by men with ugly faces, – I have seen flowers come in stony places, You have to be incurably optimistic to share the faith shown by the English poet John Masefield when he wrote this four-line squib: They seem to be involved in finance and business and that sort of thing, you know doing deals and in fact one of them said he’d lend me any amount of money I wanted provided it was over $10 million,” he said.Sudan is a country that fills you with despair and hopelessness, doom and gloom are all around. “I know a few of the people that are, you might say, the inner circle of people there. George Kruszewski lives near the Agape Ministries property at Oakden in Adelaide and says the group has the hallmarks of a cult.
“These findings of course are very concerning for the investigators, particularly given that it’s suspected that high-powered weapons have been fired on that property up at Mount Magnificent,” he said. The largest seizure was at Mount Magnificent, south of Adelaide, where detonators, fuses and 20,000 rounds of ammunition were found in a shipping container.ĭetective Superintendent Jim Jeffery says ammunition was hidden in the steel-framed bed heads. South Australian police say it appears the leaders of a secretive religious sect may have been stockpiling weapons with plans to move to a Pacific island. – Source / Full Story: Police raid Agape Ministries of God doomsday cult properties, Adelaide Now, Summarized by Religion News Blog
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