Final Stage Of Extermination Agenda In Darfur?

[NATO AIR]

are we about to see the final, most horrific stage of genocide in darfur? it appears the government is flooding the region with arms and troops in preparation for a massive offensive to crush what little resistance is left and perhaps finish the extermation of the people of darfur within the borders.

i have one thought and one request in response to this:

1) shame on every nation in the world, their leaders, governments and influential members, along with the UN, EU and AU, the Vatican, the leaders of organized religions from Protestant variety to Islamic faiths and the global media from CNN to Al-Jezeera. you have allowed a genocide to happen on your watch and done damn near nothing about it. you abandoned a defenseless people to their deaths, and paid lip service to them while they were being raped, maimed and wiped off the face of the earth. see you in hell motherfuckers, you all belong there. there is no cowardice in humanity quite as bad as that of the strong not defending the weak.

- now to the sudanese government, can you please make sure that you kill every citizen of darfur so that we don't have some heartwarming, facesaving gesture by the international community to save say, 1,000 survivors with some sort of photo op intervention or rescue operation?
i want this to go down in the history books as the most disgusting act of cowardice on the part of the West, the East and everybody in between in a very, very long time. as disgraceful as the academics in america who said we deserved 9/11, as cowardly as the europeans who promised to support america in afghanistan with troops but have not sent them yet, as morally callous as the UN troops forced to stand by and let the serbs slaughter bosnians....

http://www.reuters.com/newsArticle.jhtml?type=worldNews&storyID=7125937

Darfur a 'Time Bomb' Waiting to Explode - AU
Fri Dec 17, 2004 09:46 AM ET
ABUJA (Reuters) - Astronomical quantities of arms and ammunition have poured into Darfur in the last two weeks and the government appears to be preparing for a major military offensive, the African Union (AU) said on Friday.
"The quantity of arms and ammunition brought into Darfur to meet the present build-up of troops in the region is (so) astronomical that the issue is no longer whether there will be fighting or not, but when fighting will start," Nigerian Major-General Festus Okonkwo said in a briefing to African Union-sponsored peace talks in Nigeria.

Okonkwo, who heads the AU cease-fire monitors in Darfur, said his efforts to mediate had yielded minimal results and the region was now a "time bomb that could explode at any moment."

Okonkwo detailed one coordinated attack on the village of Ishma on Dec. 11 by government forces working in concert with Janjaweed militia, who burned and looted eight villages in advance of government troops.

"Some members of the international community have started to leaving the region because of the speed and intensity of build-up of forces by the government and the reciprocal build-up by (rebel groups) SLA and JEM in Labado and Mahajiriya, which are seen by many as the main battle ground," Okonkwo said.

The commander of the African Union force also logged several recent attacks by rebels, including an ambush by the Sudan Liberation Army (SLA) on the British charity Save the Children on Dec. 12, in which two people were killed, one injured and three went missing.

"SLA was involved in the attack as two Land Rovers belonging to Save the Children (UK) were recovered from SLA camp in Jurof," Okonkwo said.