Sudan bombs Darfur ‘infidels’

The Islamist Muslim nation of Sudan bombs Darfur “infidels” to renew a campaign expanding Arab hegemony in Africa

Mohamed Osman and Edith Lederer with the Associated Press reported Friday, Feb. 8, on Sudan’s military claims of fresh bombings against towns in West Darfur.

Sudan claims the bombings are against rebel forces, but U.N. leaders warned the security of the region is collapsing, and humanitarian disasters loom in the wings.

The U.N. officials told the Security Council that intensified fighting has worsened the plight of civilians and is hurting chances for a political settlement in the five-year conflict.

Darfur rebels denied any of their fighters were in the towns attacked by the government and said some 200 people were killed.

They said helicopter gun ships and fixed-wing aircraft battered Sirba, Sileia and Abu Suruj, setting buildings on fire and causing thousands to flee.

"The government attacked using aircraft bombardment, troops and janjaweed (Arab militiamen)," said Abdelaziz Ushar, a senior commander with the rebel Justice and Equality Movement.

Sudan's Arab-dominated government has been accused of unleashing janjaweed forces to commit atrocities against Darfur's ethnic African communities in the fight with rebel groups.

At least 200,000 people have been killed and 2.2 million displaced since the fighting began five years ago…

Other estimates by organizations more critical of Sudan’s Arab Islamist government claim the deaths number above one million,

Such anti-Islamist groups add Sudan’s slave markets opened in answer to Arab Wahabist Islamist teaching for Shari’a law to govern the enslavement of conquered African people groups.

The Sudanese army said its attacks forced rebels to retreat into neighboring Chad, a provocative accusation at a time of escalating tension between the two countries.

Both nations accuse each other of hosting hostile rebel groups, allegations that became even more sensitive after Chadian rebels attacked Chad's capital last weekend.

Armed forces were able to repulse rebels from the Darfur rebel movements who have retreated into Chadian territories,” , Sudan Brig. Osman Mohamed al-Aghbash, said in a statement.

They fled, “leaving behind a huge number of dead, wounded and equipment that is currently being counted," the army spokesman reported through Sudan’s's official news agency.

The Islamist Arab program is to ethnically cleans Sudan, spread the living realms for Arab Muslims, and re-establish Shari’a law slavery, according to intellectuals on the region such as Walid Pharez: “Future Jihad”

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