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World Council of Churches general secretary, Dr Olav Fykse Tveit considers the sentence unjust and reminds president Omar al-Bashir, the Sudanese constitution guarantees all citizens the ""right to the freedom of religious creed and worship."
Mariam Yahia Ibrahim Ishag - Wikipedia the free encyclopedia
Last year, Mariam Yehya Ibrahim was sentenced to death by a Sudanese court for converting to Christianity. Apparently, she took refuge in a US embassy and eventually was granted asylum in the US. But we pay about a billion per year in so-called general relief and humanitarian aid to Sudan for that? So, that they can live in that death cult scenario? And Sudan is allowed to be a member of the UN, why?
Because according to the UN all is fine in Sudan...don't you know Israel is the problem?
Last year, Mariam Yehya Ibrahim was sentenced to death by a Sudanese court for converting to Christianity. Apparently, she took refuge in a US embassy and eventually was granted asylum in the US. But we pay about a billion per year in so-called general relief and humanitarian aid to Sudan for that? So, that they can live in that death cult scenario? And Sudan is allowed to be a member of the UN, why?
This is for refugees of Darfur primarily who have been displaced due to the genocide, and current fighting. Why would we not help the victims of genocide?
Last year, Mariam Yehya Ibrahim was sentenced to death by a Sudanese court for converting to Christianity. Apparently, she took refuge in a US embassy and eventually was granted asylum in the US. But we pay about a billion per year in so-called general relief and humanitarian aid to Sudan for that? So, that they can live in that death cult scenario? And Sudan is allowed to be a member of the UN, why?
This is for refugees of Darfur primarily who have been displaced due to the genocide, and current fighting. Why would we not help the victims of genocide?
Almost a billion a year, dude. We shouldn't be footing the bill for them to turn around and rob its citizenry of their fundamental rights. There has to be lines drawn.
Last year, Mariam Yehya Ibrahim was sentenced to death by a Sudanese court for converting to Christianity. Apparently, she took refuge in a US embassy and eventually was granted asylum in the US. But we pay about a billion per year in so-called general relief and humanitarian aid to Sudan for that? So, that they can live in that death cult scenario? And Sudan is allowed to be a member of the UN, why?
This is for refugees of Darfur primarily who have been displaced due to the genocide, and current fighting. Why would we not help the victims of genocide?
Almost a billion a year, dude. We shouldn't be footing the bill for them to turn around and rob its citizenry of their fundamental rights. There has to be lines drawn.
I feel inclined to point out that we are using the money to help those that the Sudanese government are robbing of their rights to life liberty and property.
Also, as a side note, we don't spend $1billin a year on assistance to Sudan, It is a little over $100 Million (what we gave in 2014).
Last year, Mariam Yehya Ibrahim was sentenced to death by a Sudanese court for converting to Christianity. Apparently, she took refuge in a US embassy and eventually was granted asylum in the US. But we pay about a billion per year in so-called general relief and humanitarian aid to Sudan for that? So, that they can live in that death cult scenario? And Sudan is allowed to be a member of the UN, why?
This is for refugees of Darfur primarily who have been displaced due to the genocide, and current fighting. Why would we not help the victims of genocide?
Almost a billion a year, dude. We shouldn't be footing the bill for them to turn around and rob its citizenry of their fundamental rights. There has to be lines drawn.
I feel inclined to point out that we are using the money to help those that the Sudanese government are robbing of their rights to life liberty and property.
We think that merely throwing money at a problem is a real solution. It's not. And in fact, we are quite possibly enabling the thugs. Because what's the incentive to revolt if you're just comfortable enough? That's often the end game of these 'humanitarian' missions. Never discount the subversiveness of world governments.
Also, as a side note, we don't spend $1billin a year on assistance to Sudan, It is a little over $100 Million (what we gave in 2014).
Between 2005-2010, the US donated $8 billion to Sudan. The 2010 base clip was $420 mil per year; and then stuff gets added.
United States aid to Sudan - Wikipedia the free encyclopedia
And your link-less 2014 figure is BS. Do you have an agenda to be callously throwing out such incorrect numbers?
US to give extra 83m in aid to South Sudan - Al Jazeera English
We buy food and distribute medical care for victims of genocide. Your cynicism isn't warranted here, nor are we enriching the government that you dislike.
Also, as a side note, we don't spend $1billin a year on assistance to Sudan, It is a little over $100 Million (what we gave in 2014).
Between 2005-2010, the US donated $8 billion to Sudan. The 2010 base clip was $420 mil per year; and then stuff gets added.
United States aid to Sudan - Wikipedia the free encyclopedia
And your link-less 2014 figure is BS. Do you have an agenda to be callously throwing out such incorrect numbers?
US to give extra 83m in aid to South Sudan - Al Jazeera English
My source is the US government:
ForeignAssistance.gov
We don't give the Sudan $1 billion every year.
Also worth noting is that South Sudan is a completely different country now.
We buy food and distribute medical care for victims of genocide. Your cynicism isn't warranted here, nor are we enriching the government that you dislike.
Am I arguing against the humanitarian efforts? But your'e pretending that's all there is to it. What we are doing is perpetuating a bad situation. Arm the men and let them fight for their country. And you certainly don't donate to their economy if they think they are allowed to rob their citizenry of basic freedoms. You're throwing in the humanitarian/genocide stuff to confuse the issue.
Also, as a side note, we don't spend $1billin a year on assistance to Sudan, It is a little over $100 Million (what we gave in 2014).
Between 2005-2010, the US donated $8 billion to Sudan. The 2010 base clip was $420 mil per year; and then stuff gets added.
United States aid to Sudan - Wikipedia the free encyclopedia
And your link-less 2014 figure is BS. Do you have an agenda to be callously throwing out such incorrect numbers?
US to give extra 83m in aid to South Sudan - Al Jazeera English
My source is the US government:
ForeignAssistance.gov
We don't give the Sudan $1 billion every year.
Also worth noting is that South Sudan is a completely different country now.
Those are merely transactional costs and not the amounts of donations (aid), which are well documented.
We aren't arming anyone, there is an arms embargo against Sudan.
We aren't arming anyone, there is an arms embargo against Sudan.
I know we're not. And that's why they're refugees with no recourse. The guys with the guns win. It's easy math.
