Sudanese And Iraqi Meanings, by Hazem Saghieh

[gottaB]

Between the American success in Sudan, which is also a success for Sudan, and the American failure in Iraq which is a failure for Iraq as well, the war stops. In Sudan, pressure was exerted on Omar Al Bashir's regime in order to reach a settlement that could bring an end to the war (21 years and 2 million killed), this would have been impossible to accept was it not for the pressures. Bashir is also expected to reach a similar settlement in Darfour which is facing an increasing humanitarian and economic crisis.

The pressures that were exerted by the American State Department have accomplished what the battles of the Pentagon failed to do. This leads us to two results: the rejection of war policies, whether American or not, even if their target was a regime like that of Saddam Hussein, and the second is welcoming pressure, be it American or not, when it targets a case of despotism and/or a civil war.

Colin Powell is accused of being a submissive employee, described by Bob Woodward as an extension of the old school in American politics that puts diplomacy before fighting and fears wars; considering them a threat to the established structure of peace and an invitation for uncontrollable chaos. This contradicts the new school that took over the Pentagon whose legacy is the glorification of war precisely because it is a threat to the structure of peace, which is established but fake.

Sudanese And Iraqi Meanings....

[bemildred]

1. Always nice to see somebody who gets it:

This leads us to two results: the rejection
of war policies, whether American or not, even if their target
was a regime like that of Saddam Hussein, and the second is
welcoming pressure, be it American or not, when it targets a
case of despotism and/or a civil war.

After 2500 years the war machine has finally lost it's utility as
a tool of aggression.