Comments on: Government of Sudan denounces the ICC decision

By: Ermias T

Ermias T — Thu, 05 Mar 2009 14:01:40 +0000

Guys, please think hard when you object the ICC’s decision. No matter what the West intention is to punish Al Beshir, there is no one single moral ground to feel sorry for him. After all, they are not punishing a good person. I wish they punish all African except the very few good ones.(period)

By: Zendo

Zendo — Thu, 05 Mar 2009 03:19:06 +0000

Criminal or not, ICC should not have juridiction over indipendent states, and particulary this is case for poor african states. Where you the line? Why it hasn’t indicted Blair and Bush admin in relation with Iraqi atrocities and illegality? To powerful to mention? This approach is prone to political manipulation on the partts of the rich nations. If nothing, it a tamounts to neo-coloniialism in new diguise.

By: Eritrawi

Eritrawi — Thu, 05 Mar 2009 02:05:42 +0000

This is a sad day for the people of Sudan and Africans in general, this shows the hypocrisy of westerners, they are showing African political leaders that they can do whatever they want to them if they don’t obey their orders.

The political leaders of Sudan should be ashamed of themselves for subjecting the people of Sudan to this predicament in the first place. Instead of working towards improving the living standards of their people they were too busy angling for control of natural resources so they can get their cut, instead of using those natural resources as a tool to improve the living standards of their citizens.

Its is obvious that the western conglomerates have one goal, that is to break up Sudan into three parts so they can control the huge natural resources of Sudan while the people are too busy fighting each other. The Sudanese leadersh should recognize this and follow President Isayas’ advice, in his interview in the new year President Isayas urged Sudanese leaders to solve their problems themselves, take a strategic view instead of angling for tactical gains, above all they should not let the so called international community complicate their peace negotiations, they should directly talk to each other and solve their problems. The western powers are not strong when Africans close ranks and solve their problems by themselves.

By: Truth~

Truth~ — Thu, 05 Mar 2009 00:54:40 +0000

The fate of true Ethiopian future leader is the same as of Bashir. The West designs a political structure with the help of local mercenaries like Meles that leads a nation to civil war. The central government will not have a say for the fear of prosecution. It is a recipe for disintegration African nations at will of the “chosen race”. It is working…

By: yoh

yoh — Wed, 04 Mar 2009 23:10:12 +0000

meles seytanawii is next !

By: weqaw

weqaw — Wed, 04 Mar 2009 21:25:41 +0000

This is nothing but the usual double standard the West applies to safeguard what it perceives to be its interest! Now, tell me please if Al Bashir has done any more crimes than our own Melese Leggesse Zenawi? The ICC action will have absolutely nothing of significance. You know, Bashir is not going to give himself up (as he shouldn’t) and the entire Sudanese people will protect him to the extent they can! So, this is another useless declaration by the ICC to earn its living for one more month.

By: mulatu

mulatu — Wed, 04 Mar 2009 19:35:13 +0000

The world is full of crazy stuff. In a broad light the Iraqi people have been desimated by George Bush. The whole world was against his evil act, what happened to him? he is living in a comfortable life. Now poor African leader for the problem in his country is going to be prosecuted.
ICC is becoming a tool for the west. the west is hungry for resource, the economy is fucked up, they have to do something, Exploit Africa. Please we Africans should be careful. Today Sudan, tomorrow our country. We have to resist together this evil act. Lets try to solve our problem.

By: Harry Endelbu

Harry Endelbu — Wed, 04 Mar 2009 19:19:53 +0000

Yes the ICC does not have the jurisdction or the moral authorithy to pass such a judgement over An African siting leader. But at the same time Al Beshier is a criminal and has been committed crime against the Sudanse people for over 20 years. It time for him to go. get lost and go to Soud Aribia, where the criminal Shecks are hiding.

To say that Sudan have independent and Capable judicial institution is a mokery and travesty of justice. No African Countries have independent judicial institutions, except some Sothern African Countries. All the Judicial system in Africa is a tool for the governing body. It sad and a shame to see that the ICC becoming tools for the Western leaders. It is a Shame, we live in such hypocratic world.

By: Dagem

Dagem — Wed, 04 Mar 2009 18:29:35 +0000

It is amazing how the rich manipulate the entire world.
How come that the ICC has a moral ground to pass such judgements. Where is the right judgement that we Africans seek for the crimes on humanity were delibrately done in different African countries by the known rich people who reside in the west. This is done just to serve their greed, to have sole ownership of the resources, to live a luxury life at the expense of dying Africans. We seek justice on the west too. You may think it is impossible but the time is short for you too.

The rich take the lions share of the crimes , but for convienience they frame few African nationals, and then criminalize them.