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Quote: ] Warraq has argued strongly against such naivety, "There are some elements among southern nationalist (separatists) that are in a waiting mode. Some of them also accept US special envoy Scott Gration’s naïve analysis, based on trusting NCP’s propaganda, that the NCP also want separation in January 2011. As if the NCP is a velvet party ready and willing to accept a velvet separation as has happened in Checkoslovakia." He further explained that such a group is not only motivated by illusions but also by “their interests”, guarding and defending the current status quo – with its privileges from oil revenue and corruption linked to the centre in Khartoum. However, they are not unique in that, explained Warraq, as the patronage system in the centre has a network of corruption inside all political forces and elites in Sudan, including the marginalized elites. The patronage relationship is also one of the causes of the latest confusion among political parties towards the elections, noted Warraq. He goes on to say, "If Al-Bashir is really concerned about the Sudanese people and the country, he will realize that he is not suitable as its President. Instead of dragging the country through a sham political election he should have resigned and lead the efforts for a national consensus and selected an alternative president with the blessing of all political parties. The government could then adopt a national program to engage the whole country in a campaign to face the reality of self-determination. However, Al-Bashir is not looking for the country’s salvation, he is only looking after his own personal safety." This selfish quest is also motivated, says Warraq, by a belief that the way forward is to "Let their blood be spilled, let all blood be spilled and look forward to building religious glory in the graveyards". In his opinion Bashir is leading the country on a suicide mission and he has no program to unite the country. http://www.sudaneseonline.com/spip.php?article34768[/QUOTE]