Shihab Taha

SudaneseOnline: سودانيزاونلاين

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If the repels of CAWDA succeeded to defeat the existing Sudan government and was competent enough to take the full control of the country, be sure that the first whom will be disappoint by CAWDA are the revenge seekers and the hatred persons, whom are waiting to see the humiliation of the people of the Northern Sudan whom kept controlling and failing the country, that was nothing but a deformed and disabled infant, birthed by the British colonialism. As far as I believe, None of those CAWDA’ leaders is aiming or willing to force revenge. Many can agree that CAWDA leaders are not only suffering serious lack of credible views and viable concepts as much as their motivations to use the war as a tool to remove and throw away AL-Basheer regime, but all must agree that none of them is seeking reprisal or any ethnic cleansing.
 
No matter what happening under the roof of the political arena, it is assured that CAWDA will keep rising the calls for fighting Omar AL Basheer regime, regardless what compromises were given. And will definitely keep fighting the following governments that might be on top, within the coming few decades, just following John Garang strategies. It doesn’t matter whether those anticipated governments were nationalistic and/or formed in the disappearance of the National Congress Party, or without the Muslim Brothers, nevertheless the war has to be a concurrent. Why? It is an extremely simple question. Who can answer it? A raw-man can do. And the answer is: “To be obsessed with the war within the poor primitive Africa is the ultimate goal and the vital agenda of the beneficiaries, whom are never truly Africans”. And please accept my apologies for plagiarising the term “Truly African” from the screen of the Southern Sudan TV logo. It is so funny dodos. Isn’t it? None of any African nations, as far as I searched, is claiming the term “Truly African”.

Under estimating the capability and the public support of CAWDA’ Leaders are acceptable issues. However, to picture them as a bunch of idiots and revenge seekers is absolutely wrong assumption. Therefore, those whom are waiting for CAWAD to satisfy their sick souls must know that they will reap more frustrations added to what they had, and will get nothing other than bulldozing and relinquishing the principles of CAWDA, and just promoting its ethical bankruptcy.

Let us drive through the imagination land to find that CAWDA’ repels became the legitimate authority of Sudan, and then a logical question will rise up. How they will solve the whole problems that our country suffering from? It is true they are intend to resolves all the issues of democracy, justice, liberation, freedom, and equality, and all of those subjects are possible to write and to declare, but how to put in practice?  That is the toughest call. Rewriting the constitution is the easiest ever and might take few weeks, but rebuilding what was destroyed by war, compensating the marginalized communities in all the regions of Sudan and then to creating and accomplishing the urgent and the necessary developments might be impossible. Where from they will get the need resources? It is a difficult question which might be impossible to answer. 
We see that Libya possessing two hundred billion Dollars deposited as a financial reserve in the Western countries, other than the huge annual revenues generated from the oil sales. It is the wealth that was wasted by the dictator Muammar Al Gaddafi, his sons and the corrupted regime. Freedom, democracy and justice were the rationales behind the Libyans peaceful protests and demonstration against Gaddafi. Even though, many in the regime and the army deflected and joint the rise, still, the war was the absolute choice of Gaddafi and his sons. Presently, following the news, everyone will understand that Libyans are never better than the primitive Southern Sudan societies. Civil war is down the road. Copycatting the Libyan experience is a naive pass and a terrible mistake.

Staying cruising through the imagination land, let us find that Yasir Arman became the president of Sudan, indeed the commander in chief of the Sudan’s National Army. How he will fit there as a Supreme Leader of the Sudan Armed Forces, as long as he is insisting to tagging them as nothing but the militias of the Islamic National Congress? Dear the childish Yasir Arman, please be reminded and advised that Mustafa Abdul Jaleel, the president of the Libyan National Counsel, never named the Libyan Government National Forces as Katayb Al Gaddafi or any other undignified names, instead, and since the early days of the rise, and till the end, he was urging them, as good and free citizens, to join the movement. (Continued next week)