Comments on: The Sudan situation. Bill Bennett praises the efforts of Senators Obama and Brownback http://www.independentconservative.com/2005/12/27/sudan_obama_brownback/ The Independent Conservative saying what needs to be said! Wed, 30 Mar 2011 21:35:55 -0400 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Independent Conservative http://www.independentconservative.com/2005/12/27/sudan_obama_brownback/comment-page-1/#comment-717 Independent Conservative Thu, 12 Jan 2006 16:35:51 +0000 http://www.independentconservative.com/?p=241#comment-717 <strong>Alito praises the NAACP’s efforts in Brown v. Board of Education. Proves Roe is not settled law.</strong> Judge Samuel Alito’s Senate nomination hearings had a ray of light, when he was actually given an opportunity to speak freely on the issue of whether some cases are settled law. In his exchanges with Conservative Republican Senator Sam Brownback. ... Alito praises the NAACP’s efforts in Brown v. Board of Education. Proves Roe is not settled law.

Judge Samuel Alito’s Senate nomination hearings had a ray of light, when he was actually given an opportunity to speak freely on the issue of whether some cases are settled law.
In his exchanges with Conservative Republican Senator Sam Brownback.
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]]> By: brooklyn http://www.independentconservative.com/2005/12/27/sudan_obama_brownback/comment-page-1/#comment-439 brooklyn Wed, 28 Dec 2005 05:45:06 +0000 http://www.independentconservative.com/?p=241#comment-439 Yes the US should do something since we all know the U.N. is a complete waste of time and money. The U.N. will do nothing to save the black Christians of the Sudan since countries like China and Canada (yes Canada) profit from the oil pipeline in the Sudan. If anyone is looking for a real "Oil for Blood" issue to take to the streets and protest...one need look no further than Canada and China. Yes the US should do something since we all know the U.N. is a complete waste of time and money. The U.N. will do nothing to save the black Christians of the Sudan since countries like China and Canada (yes Canada) profit from the oil pipeline in the Sudan.

If anyone is looking for a real “Oil for Blood” issue to take to the streets and protest…one need look no further than Canada and
China.

]]> By: Toniyah http://www.independentconservative.com/2005/12/27/sudan_obama_brownback/comment-page-1/#comment-352 Toniyah Tue, 27 Dec 2005 17:24:22 +0000 http://www.independentconservative.com/?p=241#comment-352 “The only difference between Rwanda and Darfur is the numbers involved of dead, tortured, and raped. This is ethnic cleansing, this is the world’s greatest humanitarian crisis, and I don’t know why the world is not doing more about it.” - Mukesh Kapila, the former U.N.’s humanitarian coördinator for Sudan. I have also read the article in the Washington Post and their last statement is also my own verdict. "The Bush administration has helped reduce suffering in Darfur, but the situation is dangerously adrift. And when the history of this tragedy is written, nobody will remember how many times officials visited the region or how much humanitarian aid was delivered. They will only remember the death toll."" -Barack Obama is a Democratic senator from Illinois. Sam Brownback is a Republican senator from Kansas. The US should have invaded Sudan and not Iraq. Because, the Al Qaida had a base in Sudan and Osama bin Laden was commanding the training of his terrorists in Sudan and when he fled, his terrorists were now mobilized to go on rampage against the allies of the US in Southern Sudan. The Chinese and Russians are supplying the arms to Sudan and Thuraya mobile phones being used by the Arab Janaweed militias on rampage in the Darfur region with over 400,000 people dead so far. These Janaweed militias are terrorists trained by the Al Qaida. Imagine this gory tale of horror: August 2, 2004. Kaltoma Ahmed, 16, described watching her six-year-old brother Adam die. "[The Janjaweed] tied the children's hands and feet," she said. "They put them in the house, and burned it to the ground." Eric Reeves http://www.sudanreeves.org/modules.php?op=modload&name=Sections&file=index&req=viewarticle&artid=204&page=1 The US must stop the genocide in Darfur now before it is too late. “The only difference between Rwanda and Darfur is the numbers involved of dead, tortured, and raped. This is ethnic cleansing, this is the world’s greatest humanitarian crisis, and I don’t know why the world is not doing more about it.”
- Mukesh Kapila, the former U.N.’s humanitarian coördinator for Sudan.

I have also read the article in the Washington Post and their last statement is also my own verdict.

“The Bush administration has helped reduce suffering in Darfur, but
the situation is dangerously adrift. And when the history of this tragedy is written, nobody will remember how many times officials visited the region or how much humanitarian aid was delivered. They will only remember the death toll.”"

-Barack Obama is a Democratic senator from Illinois.
Sam Brownback is a Republican senator from Kansas.

The US should have invaded Sudan and not Iraq. Because, the Al Qaida had a base in Sudan and Osama bin Laden was commanding the training of his terrorists in Sudan and when he fled, his terrorists were now mobilized to go on rampage against the allies of the US in Southern Sudan.

The Chinese and Russians are supplying the arms to Sudan and Thuraya mobile phones being used by the Arab Janaweed militias on rampage in the Darfur region with over 400,000 people dead so far. These Janaweed militias are terrorists trained by the Al Qaida.

Imagine this gory tale of horror:

August 2, 2004. Kaltoma Ahmed, 16, described watching her six-year-old brother
Adam die. “[The Janjaweed] tied the children’s hands and feet,” she said. “They put them in the house, and burned it to the ground.”

Eric Reeves
http://www.sudanreeves.org/modules.php?op=modload&name=Sections&file=index&req=viewarticle&artid=204&page=1

The US must stop the genocide in Darfur now before it is too late.

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