Sudan elections

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Voting begins on Southern Sudan independence - World AP - MiamiHerald.com

"The people have been quite peaceful, and apparently very happy," former U.S. President Jimmy Carter, whose Atlanta-based Carter Center is observing the referendum, said in Juba on Sunday.

Carter said he foresaw no problems that would threaten the integrity of the final outcome. The vote is expected to go overwhelmingly in favor of secession.
The ecstatic mood flows from a deeply scarred past. For 50 years, rebels in Sudan's south fought the country's central government in Khartoum the north.

Two million people, primarily southern, are thought to have died in the conflict through violence, famine, and disease.

A 2005 accord brokered by the U.S. ended the war by promising Southern Sudan the referendum on secession following a six-year interim period.

No mention of the oppressive Muslims that rule Northern Sudan/Khartoum, though. :unsure:
 
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Voting begins on Southern Sudan independence - World AP - MiamiHerald.com



No mention of the oppressive Muslims that rule Northern Sudan/Khartoum, though. :unsure:

Having Carter's little band of marxists on the ground to observe elections doesn't bode well for the Christians of southern Sudan.

After working a deal where southern Sudan would have a semi-automonous region, the moslems assassinated the southern leader.

This after the Arab moslem north had slaughtered around two million southern Sudanese Christians while the world looked on in silence.

Add to that current events in the Ivory Coast where legitimate authority says the current president won the last election but others say the moslem won, basically because there were so many votes cast by illegal moslem immigrants.

Then the UN, the USA (moslem Obama admin) and the AU come down on the side of the moslem.

The next event in the moslem takeover of Africa will be played out in the Febuary Nigerian elections where there will probably be a repeat of the Ivory Coast scenario.

We only have to look at Kenya which only has a 5% moslem population but used rioting and other violence against the Christian population (and illegal participation by the Obama admin) to be able to enact islamic sharia law into the Kenyan constitution.

Basically we are seeing the seizure of Africa by islamic forces and inroads being made into North America using the same tactics.
 

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