🚨🔵🔴 EXCLUSIVE: RODRI TO BARCELONA, HERE WE GO! 💥
Deal agreed for Spanish midfielder to join Barça from Man City, all done for the former Ballon d’Or.
Green light from Man City to last Barcelona bid.
More follows. 💣
تمنيت والله يكون بيقدم الجودة الكروية المتناسبة مع كم الغرور والعجرفة والكلام الفارغ اللي بيظهره فوق الميدان. لو جودته الكروية توازي ده هحاول أتفهمه. لكن يعني... ماعلينا.
وصف الكاتب السوداني بركة ساكن
في إحدى رواياته
الجنجويد بلغة رفيعة ودقة مؤلمة حين قال :
"قومٌ عليهم ملابس متسخة مشربة بالعرق والأغبرة، يحيطون أنفسهم بالتمائم الكبيرة، لهم شعور كثة تفوح منها رائحة الصحراء والتشرد،
رضعوا من ثدي الشمس الحارقة، ونشأوا على القتل
لا خلق ولا أخلاق لهم
الواحد منهم يطأ أخته وأمه لا حرمة لديه
أوباش أو أضل
على أكتافهم بنادق تطلق النار لأتفه الأسباب
نُزعت من قلوبهم الرحمة
يكبّرون تكبّراً لا تأدباً، ولا يعرفون معنى للتكبير."
ثم ختم قائلاً :
"إنهم شرٌ خالص، ليسوا قبيلة ولا عنصراً،
يولد الإنسان خيّراً، ثم يختار أن يكون إنساناً… أو جنجويداً."
“I Will Not Have Mercy on You, I Will Rape You”: The Voice of Genocide in El Fasher
A newly circulated video from El Fasher provides one of the starkest pieces of evidence yet of the crimes carried out by the UAE-backed Rapid Support Militia (Janjaweed). In the footage, a militia commander stands over the bodies of civilians who tried to flee the city, pointing at them without remorse and saying, “Look there. Look at the bodies.” His tone is stripped of any humanity, as if those before him are not people but insects to be crushed.
Beside him, a wounded man begs for his life. One of the fighters who recognizes him pleads, “Let him live, Commander.” The commander, known locally as Abu Lulwa, replies in a cold, emotionless voice: “By God, I will not show him mercy. The One who shows mercy is God.” The wounded man addresses him respectfully - “Commander, Abu Lulwa…” - and the response is even more appalling: “I swear to God, if I find al-Burhan I will rape you.” The commander repeats the threat loudly, boasting of his ability to humiliate his victims rather than merely kill them.
He goes on to state the militia’s aim explicitly: “We don’t want intelligence from you, we don’t want any information from you, and we don’t want you to point us west or east. We only want to crush you.” Those words tear away any pretense of military necessity. There is no interrogation, no tactical purpose — only a campaign of extermination. The phrase “we only want to crush you” sums up the militia’s doctrine: kill, humiliate, and erase.
Abu Lulwa himself has filmed and carried out such acts against dozens, if not hundreds, of civilians in El Fasher. He appears repeatedly on recordings, surrounded by armed men, speaking with the same rage and arrogance. He films these scenes with his own hands and boasts of these crimes, mocking the wounded before ordering their execution. Abu Lulwa is not an exceptional outlier; fighters across the Rapid Support Militia follow the same pattern. They film their crimes, laugh and chant “Allahu akbar” over the bodies of the innocent, their faces uncovered and their voices loud and proud. These are not hidden crimes but staged spectacles meant to boast. They kill on camera because they believe no one will stop them.
For nearly two years, Sudanese voices have warned that silence would only embolden the killers, yet the world answered with empty statements and hollow concern. The UAE, the principal backer of the Rapid Support Militia, has funded, armed, and sustained this war machine, but it is not the only actor. Weapons manufactured in Canada, France, Bulgaria, and China have flowed through Emirati ports into the hands of these killers. Behind every speech about human rights in world capitals lies a web of arms deals and commercial interests that expose the depth of complicity in Sudan’s suffering.
What is happening in El Fasher is not a war. It is a genocide unfolding before the world’s eyes. These atrocities are carried out openly while governments remain silent. That silence is not neutrality; it is complicity. Those who continue to cooperate with the UAE despite its known role in destroying Sudan are not mere bystanders; they are partners in crime.
The blood of El Fasher’s men, women, and elders stains not only the hands of the militias but also the governments and corporations that enabled and armed them. History will not remember this as a forgotten war but as a genocide the world watched and allowed to happen for profit and interest.
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