The Genocide in Darfur
THE JANJAWEED
The Crisis in Context: Ethnocide, Terrorism & The Sudan
The Muslim Brotherhood, an organization that began as a political party in Egypt and was subsequently marginalized and driven underground by the government, is a powerful force in the government of Sudan. In the 1954, the Sudanese Muslim Brotherhood emerged in the Sudan, bringing with it Islamism. The Brotherhood “aim[s] to turn Sudan into an Islamic state which is run by sharia. The movement was lead by Dr. Hassan Al-Turabi, former Prime Minister of the Sudan. Turabi holds a MA in law from the University in London, and a doctorate in law from the Sorbonne, in Paris. He is in his seventies, and has controlled the Islamist movement since the fifties, often maintaining his position by inciting horrifying periods of violence. Turabi's controls with a malignant narcissism, manipulating the hope of his followers with the promise of a better future through re-Islamization. “I admit that we are a threat to the present world order,” Turabi has said, “We just seek to correct the world order. We just seek to express our Islamic values.”
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http://www.survivorsunited.com/thejanjaweed.html
THE JANJAWEED
The Crisis in Context: Ethnocide, Terrorism & The Sudan
The Muslim Brotherhood, an organization that began as a political party in Egypt and was subsequently marginalized and driven underground by the government, is a powerful force in the government of Sudan. In the 1954, the Sudanese Muslim Brotherhood emerged in the Sudan, bringing with it Islamism. The Brotherhood “aim[s] to turn Sudan into an Islamic state which is run by sharia. The movement was lead by Dr. Hassan Al-Turabi, former Prime Minister of the Sudan. Turabi holds a MA in law from the University in London, and a doctorate in law from the Sorbonne, in Paris. He is in his seventies, and has controlled the Islamist movement since the fifties, often maintaining his position by inciting horrifying periods of violence. Turabi's controls with a malignant narcissism, manipulating the hope of his followers with the promise of a better future through re-Islamization. “I admit that we are a threat to the present world order,” Turabi has said, “We just seek to correct the world order. We just seek to express our Islamic values.”
...read more
http://www.survivorsunited.com/thejanjaweed.html
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