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@Yassir_Arman @AssociationSd @wadalassam @Darfurunionuk @Sudanchangenow @USEmbassyKRT @AsstSecStateAF @UKinSudan @FCOIrfan @NorwayMFA

Will #Sudan-ese finally expose “the truths & facts” about Omer Al-Bashir’s regime’s conspiracies?

A THREAD

#SudanUprising
#مدن_السودان_تنتفض

Will the majority population, young, Northern Sudanese protestors’ desire for genuine forgiveness & reconciliation amongst themselves for all of Omer-Al Bashir’s decades of maltreatment of them & others in the marginalised areas, finally expose “all of the truths and facts”

about his NCP’s / Islamists’ regime’s conspiracies and brutal inhumane acts of the past?

Since we are now about to start getting all of the “real facts & truths” out about the Sudan’s reasons for its societal failure to date; with respect to #SouthSudan, what EXACTLY can we

surmise “actually happened” to that #Sudan “nation-changing” Ugandan helicopter, which crashed into the Imatong Mountains on the 30th July 2005?

Alot of old friends from the Sudan People’s Liberation Movement-North (SPLM-N), and other Sudanese allies, who are now free to return

back to Khartoum to investigate thoroughly following Bashir’s exit from power, are now about to start pointing the finger directly at Omer Al-Bashir and his National Congress Party’s (NCP) / Islamists’ regime for that ‘nation-changing’ “conspiracy & act”. A regime that had

always been suspected as being the major actor and stakeholder beneficiaries in the conspiracy to assassinate the Late Dr. John Garang De Mabior.

Since he was, at the time, the First Vice President (FVP) of the Sudan, many have found it very strange for the National

Intelligence & Security Service of Sudan (NISS), to have not known EVERYTHING about what really happened on that fateful night?! But more importantly, “Why he was killed?”

All of the details, and many others for others that have also been killed by the Bashir regime, are now

sure to come out; as part of the Northern Sudanese’s very own drive for “Truth, Justice, Accountability, Reconciliation, Forgiveness and Peace”, for all of the other marginalised areas’ populations that had/have been affected by Bashir’s three decades of rule; including in now

South Sudan.
We are sure that many have seen the wholesale embrace of the Darfuris which has been taking place since the very start of the Sudan Protests in December 2018; and one can cogently argue, that that now, is what is STILL driving it all - and all at the increasing

frustration of the Transitional Military Council (TMC).
A real sense of tangible “Africanism”, that is challenging the Arabism; head on. That explains why Mohammed Hamadan Daglo (aka Hemetdi) has been entrusted with so much “authority” in the TMC, to try to re-establish that

“deep state status quo ante” - but his chances appear quite slim on that front; because his brand is not as popular amongst the vast majority of Northern Sudanese, as “Coca-Cola” is.

#SudanUprising

#مدن_السودان_تنتفض

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