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Haitham Al-Fadl
Hisham Othman Al-Shawani, the official spokesman for the Sudan Call bloc, which was born stillborn and then died after its death (its last death) following the return of its leaders from the labor conference that was held in Egypt with the aim of opposing the framework agreement and thwarting the political process that is now in full swing, Al-Shawani says in a statement reported by the means of communication Social Two days ago, the following (there has not been a day in the history of the Sudanese state when it was under the will of the Western project to blockade Sudan as it is today. We are facing a decadent reality represented by a military leadership without a project or a national horizon, and non-national political forces funded and supported from abroad, and influences A global culture that washes brains and justifies the Western project, and economic policies that impoverish the people and deprive them of the sphere of influence). From my point of view, it is permissible because it is from the nature of things and what God has created the universe on.
But what makes me pause and contemplate the enthusiasm of this young man, who is still in the prime of his real and political life, and the strenuous efforts he makes to repeat and repeat that comical and feeble (symphony) that his leaderships who taught him magic in previous times in which injustice, delusion and humiliation prevailed have always repeated. He is still a young man his age matches the ages of the glorious December revolution youth who were, are and will continue to offer their souls and bodies and their great sacrifices for the emergence of peace, justice, freedom and the state of institutions and law in this bitter reality of ours. What is new, how can a person of his age outbid and bet on the crimes and misdeeds of the old men of yesterday who created and led a state of corruption, injustice, and intellectual and cultural colonization? , to be a political guide for him, pushing him to follow the path of those who do not learn from the mistakes of others, even if that lands a country and an entire nation in the same quagmire again.
How can someone of his age not advocate freedom, peace and justice, after he has seen, like others, what he has seen of (evidence and evidence) of the corruption of the Kizan state, whose leaders have repeated the same thing he is saying now under the penalty of two slogans without a third (supporting religion + resisting the Western colonial project), and I say Al-Shawani stated quite clearly: The democratic project that is being launched in Sudan is the highest and noblest historical epic that aims at (empowerment) of justice, development, and respect for religion and worship. And the belated bitterness of colonialism, enslavement, and plundering of national resources, so at least we can look at that in terms of (regret for what has passed) and (compensation due from the oppressor to the oppressed for the losses that occurred) so that the question remains: When will the Kizanian corruption regime compensate the homeland and the nation for what What happened from disasters, grievances and calamities over thirty years of (growing) corruption? I wonder how the leaders of the Kizan can (inherit) their young cadres with cheap and obscene methods in the face of every project that goes against their destructive projects for their opponents with condescension, lies and conspiracies? Look at his above statement when he describes what is happening now in terms of establishing the values, principles and goals of the glorious December revolution with the word “degenerate”. According to this description, Al-Shawani transcends and turns a blind eye to the strategic source of decadence on the ground, which is represented by his leadership system that ruled the country for thirty years. With its human degradation, it took pure souls, impeded persevering bodies, and arrested minds, consciences, and energies whose concern was to provide for truth and truth in prison cells and detention centers criminalizing diversity, difference, and self-expression, and displacing the people of the country to parts of the world. Because of its rampant greed, it killed and dragged through the massacre of the General Command and beyond, the brightest and purest men and women of Sudan, is there any decline after this?.