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It is agony  that, the growing  by the day crises of Sudan ceased to draw any domestic or international attention, which will undoubtedly label the ruling despotic regime and the equally  despicable so-called historical political parties, with historical failure for generations to come… The later ,most particularly, for failing to  organize  most-needed  simultaneous rallies allover Sudan for a couple of days only  ,to change the ailing regime and to put its acclaimed popularity on display, if ,anything?. but regrettably both the regime and the phony –civil  opposition have no serious interest  in changing the present win-win situation.. and the same is true for all the Arabic-speaking elites of the center who more or less shared in ruling the country during ,,democratic, transitional and  pluralist regimes, throughout the post-independence era. And it is time this trick played without written-rules by those parties is called, before any realistic approach aiming to solve the chronic, seemingly insolvable problems of this country should be introduced..  to discourse this hellish- cycle and call for an  inclusive –country, representative of all its peoples/regions, as a pressing , top-priority and key-target. unfortunately, the current regime lacks any strategy or plan(other than clinging to power) to maneuver itself out of this whirlpool of crises, most of which are self-inflicted. Notably its recent conscious alliance with the sectarian entities who are part of the problem because they failed to adequately address the root-causes of Sudan crises ,lest I say, they caused them? Thus, in its last days the regime put itself at logger-heads with the legitimate aspirations of the people of Sudan for justice,equality,peace and prosperity,. and so, became an up-dated, revised version of the dominant- riveriene , Arabic-speaking,Muslim ,corrupt intelligentsia of central-Sudan, which, there is no limit to which  it wouldn’t go ,to sustain its grip on wealth &power. and is keen to fend-off anyone who seeks to change the rules- of this game ,even if it would mean the breaking away of yet another  region? The international-community , unaware of this complicated situation, stood puzzled, and is only delaying the on-set of a bloody, Sudanese-version of the Arab spring, by sending many envoys to retail a bulk-problem ,far beyond their capacity of solving problems? Which necessitates the prompt, serious contemplation/search for  a compromise to pull the country back from sliding into haunting ethnic/tribal war fare  .which, god forbid, will spare no group. That is, in plain words, talking the regime, or more precisely its moderate elements, into a negotiated, peaceful stand-down, without granting impunity for those who had committed serious offenses(war-crimes, crimes against humanity, siphoning public-money etc) such an agreement reached, a transitional government should be formed, excluding all Trojan-horses (who offer their serves to any regime?)for a maximum period of  one year with one specific- task… call for a fair ,free, and transparent regionally and internationally-monitored elections, which will be reflective of all sects, regions and races of  Sudan? But if the minority of profiteers, and hypocrites  within the NCP who want to impose their will forcibly, have the upper-hand and are  louder in voice and intend to press a head, shutting their eyes and  ears to the evident realities on the ground they will only be further alienated/isolated and be robed of the slim percentage of sympathy the people of  Sudan hold for them, and that would add up to the uncompromising voices on the other side of the river, which call to up-root them from Sudan. so it is advisable not to let slip the now-handy opportunity of striking a historical –deal..thinking,blamelessly, that their staggering  regime is unalterable, when conditions of invalidity  are ripening fast. so fast that a couple of days of well - organized,simultaneous demonstrations allover the country will, for sure, topple the regime?? In the aftermath of which no deals will, logically, be on offer for those  short-sighted who failed to fore feel the creeping catastrophe..but the fear is that the under-cover security elements of the regime  are the driving –force and hold all the strings, and because they don’t have any clear ideas of the extent of change or its direction.. they simply resist it and prefer enjoying the generous privilege status and unauthorized expenditure availed to them , which is on the decline now ,and far bigger than the size of the state-economy. in which case the likelihood of the  worst scenario of total civil-war is just in-  store, next-door ..despite our volunteering ,incessantly ,unasked advices/warnings.
 
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