This response from Sudan's Military Dictator is very TELLING FOLKS! This monster was recently found guilty by the International Criminal Court (ICC) of MASS MURDER, RAPE and ETHNIC CLEANSING of non-muslims! Now this monster has found a new friend in President Obama???? I honestly don't know how our government mainly President Obama can legitimately SUPPORT a monster like this! Would you want to make friends with a mass murderer and rapist?!?!?! NO, I didn't think so. So that leaves us to question President Obama's motives! The mere fact that President Obama has intentionally extended an olive branch to the Islamic Military Dictators of the World, proves that President Obama CONDONES their BEHAVIOR, past and present!!! My grandmother used to have this old saying, "Tell me who your friends are and I will tell you who you are."
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Reuters
Sudan's Bashir hails Obama's overture to Islamic world
Reporting by Alastair Sharp; Khartoum bureau
Mon Apr 13, 2009 1:21pm EDT
KHARTOUM (Reuters) - Sudan's leader welcomed on Monday "positive signs" sent by U.S. President Barack Obama to the Islamic world, striking a more conciliatory tone toward Washington, seen as an enemy of Khartoum in the past.
"We, our brothers and sisters, are seekers of peace and stability and we do not want our country to live under the shadows of swords and tension," President Omar Hassan al-Bashir said at the opening of the eighth session of parliament. [UNBELIVEABLE bulls*t statement]
"Our hands remain held out to those who call for peace and justice in accordance with the standards of fairness and dignity," he added, echoing a phrase used by Obama in his inauguration address.
"We even welcome the positive signs sent by U.S. President Barack Obama to the Islamic world on more than one occasion."
Washington has had tense relations with the Islamist government of Bashir, who came to power in Africa's largest country in a 1989 coup.
The United States imposed economic sanctions on Sudan in 1997 and labeled it a "state sponsor of terrorism."
Ties were strained further by the conflict in Darfur, which both Obama and his predecessor George W. Bush have called genocide, a description Sudan's government rejects.
Bashir also used his speech Monday to defend a decision to expel 13 foreign aid agencies from Darfur last month after the International Criminal Court issued an arrest warrant against him for alleged war crimes in Sudan's western region.
He said the decision was made "for the sake of protecting the sovereignty, security and independence of our country."
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Sudan's Bashir hails Obama's overture to Islamic world
Reporting by Alastair Sharp; Khartoum bureau
Mon Apr 13, 2009 1:21pm EDT
KHARTOUM (Reuters) - Sudan's leader welcomed on Monday "positive signs" sent by U.S. President Barack Obama to the Islamic world, striking a more conciliatory tone toward Washington, seen as an enemy of Khartoum in the past.
"We, our brothers and sisters, are seekers of peace and stability and we do not want our country to live under the shadows of swords and tension," President Omar Hassan al-Bashir said at the opening of the eighth session of parliament. [UNBELIVEABLE bulls*t statement]
"Our hands remain held out to those who call for peace and justice in accordance with the standards of fairness and dignity," he added, echoing a phrase used by Obama in his inauguration address.
"We even welcome the positive signs sent by U.S. President Barack Obama to the Islamic world on more than one occasion."
Washington has had tense relations with the Islamist government of Bashir, who came to power in Africa's largest country in a 1989 coup.
The United States imposed economic sanctions on Sudan in 1997 and labeled it a "state sponsor of terrorism."
Ties were strained further by the conflict in Darfur, which both Obama and his predecessor George W. Bush have called genocide, a description Sudan's government rejects.
Bashir also used his speech Monday to defend a decision to expel 13 foreign aid agencies from Darfur last month after the International Criminal Court issued an arrest warrant against him for alleged war crimes in Sudan's western region.
He said the decision was made "for the sake of protecting the sovereignty, security and independence of our country."
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