| Author | Message | | Alpha | | Posted: Mon Aug 09, 2004 9:00 pm Post subject: Fw: URGENT: Israeli Creation of the Sudanese Situation |
| Date: Sun, 8 Aug 2004 20:41:41 EDT
Subject: Fw: URGENT: Israeli Creation of the Sudanese Situation
If what this article is saying is true, it is Israel that's
behind the genocide in Sudan....the killing off of over 2 Million
Christian
Sudanese....and now they are working on the Black African Muslims.I've
put
this on several desks at State and will post it elsewhere also.
Mik
Subject: URGENT: Israeli Creation of the Sudanese situation
Translated from Arabic....
"That israel in its support for John Karnak placed under his authority
last
year(2003) a group of officers of Ethiopian origin that immigrated to
it in
the 80's (flasha jews), the writer mentioned the name of some of
these."
PART 1
Attention..."Israel's" finger(prints) in Khartoum
by Fhami Huwaidi
Monday 07 June 2004 23:40
The success that the separatist movement in south Sudan achieved by
transforming into a partner in rule in Khartoum, should not make us
forget a truth no
one talks about which is that this movement and from its start was tool
“Israel" used to achieve a long term strategic goal which was :
weakening Egypt and
threatening it from it's back. These aren't just my words, it is an
honest
and trusted confession.
(1)
Last week i talked about a book published by the Dayan institute?
for
Middle east and Africa studies (this institute belongs to Tel-Aviv
University)
"Israel and the Sudanese liberation movement" this book was written by
ex-mossad officer Moshe (V?)Fergie and the center of my article was
about the
strategic "Israeli" thinking in dealing with the Arabic world and
countries which
neighbor it. And I summarized that strategy which adopted the "pulling
the limbs
then cutting them off" policy as they described it. In other words
building
bridges with the minorities and pulling it out of the nationalist
context, then
encouraging it to separate (and this is what they meant by cutting them
off),
to weaken the Arab world and break it down and threaten it's interests
in the
same time. In the frames of such strategy mossad agents opened
connections
with such minorities, and in whose front line there are the Kurds in
Iraq,
Maronites in Lebanon and Southerners in Sudan.
The Sudanese front was the most important for many reasons most
importantly it forms a backing and strategic deepness to Egypt which is
the biggest
Arabic country.
In accordance to the "Israeli" military ideology it (Egypt)
represents
the number one and most dangerous enemy in the area. For this reason
the
concentration on Egypt was extremely powerful.
Colonel F??(V??)ergies book explained in amazing detail all what
"Israel"did to achieve its goal of weakening Egypt and and threatening
it from it's
back, and how it spread in the heart of Africa (in the time from the
year 1956
to 1977 Israel made relations with 32 African countries) to surround
Sudan and
break through it's south, then how it picked through the leaders of the
separatist movement and tested John Karnak, then prepared him and
backed him so that
he challenges the government in Khartoum and impose himself on it, that
in
addition to pressuring Egypt.
"Israeli's" concentration on Sudan was part of it's strategy
towards the
read (Reed??) (Red??) sea, a place that from her start "Israel"
thought of as
an extremely essential outlet, it worked hard on ensuring it free for
its
ships to use in fear it becomes an Arabic lake that could be used to
besiege it
(Israel).
Similar to what happened in 1967 and 1973 when the Arabs closed the
Tiran
and "Bab al mandab" straits after each other.
(2)
The title of the first chapter of the book which was published in
Hebrew
and which a certain parties concerned with the situation were told to
translate to Arabic is "Africa as an entrance to Sudan". A person will
be surprised
as he reads this chapter and learns how "Israel" decided to contain
Africa and
spread through its hear to be able to reach Sudan and surround it so
that it
could break into it's south.
The writer pointed out how this project was started in the late
fifties
and and early 60's, he also mentions how "Israel" sent its most active
diplomats, experts and advisors like "Ehud Ihzebael???" and "Ashir ben
Natan" the man
for hard missions in the mossad to Africa to find where "Israel" can
place
its footsteps to enter south Sudan, through Ethiopia and Congo (Zaire
previously) then Uganda and Kenya. "Ahron za'eer" one of mossad's most
important men and
the former chief of the defense forces, played the most important role
in
this containment policy, through sending more than 5000 experts and
advisors in
agriculture and building and construction in addition to military
advisors, to
train and organize and arm the armies of the countries surrounding
Sudan.
As for the engineer of this whole operation it was "arwi
lobrani”???
(spelling question) Ben Gurions advisor for Arab matters. He's the one
who clearly
said "We must "surveil” and observe all what happens in Sudan, that
quarter
that forms a strategic deepness to Egypt, in addition to it's coasts on
the Red
Sea, it makes Sudan in an excellent strategic position. Therefore it is
important to work on finding basis either in Sudan or around it. For
this reason
supporting the separtist movments in south Sudan is important for
"Israels"
security.
The success that was achieved in Ethiopia was absolute. This is
what
Moshe V(F)ergie the books author said. As "Israel" was able to snatch
an agreement
from its empror 'hela selasi' approval for its men to supervise all the
Ethiopian security organisations and the agreement involved the
allowing of
active"Israeli" parties to supervise the interior security
organization and the
police and intelligence and interior minstry of Ethiopia. This
unprecedented
control enabled the mossad and military intelligence of israel to
concentrate
it's concern not only towards Sudan but towards other Arabic countries.
If Ethiopia took such great attention from the activities of
the
Israeli intelligence for its ability to control the Nile rivers
springs, then
the "Israeli" intelligence and security forces have visited it in
astonishing
numbers in the late fifties and early sixties. In the same time
"Israel"
started a trade company in Ethiopia named "Encoda" for agricultural
products and
fish canning, to be an economic side for the Mossad, and a base for its
spies
and agents to start from and head to Sudan and Yemen and Eden (the
capital of
South Yemen back then) and through this channel it was possible to make
connections with the separtist movement in south Sudan. In the
beggining military
co-operation was what "israel" was mostly concerned with. For this
reason the
number of "Israeli" advisors who took charge of training the special
units
reached 600 people in the year 1960.
Naturally this led to the flow of "Israeli" weapons into Ethiopia
starting with the "Uzi" machine gun and to the "Gabriel" missiles and
war planes,
not that only but "israel" also speeded starting many military bases
"directed
against Arabic countries." So it build a navy base in "msawa??" port
near the
south entrance of the Red sea, in addition to air force bases in
Ethiopia and
Kenya, and air force presence in Guinea. It went further than that and
made
air force bases in Chad especially as they are next to the Sudanese
borders,
this by making three airports one of them the "Ero" lake airport and
the second
"alzakuma" airport and the third "mafour?" airport. And after the
diplomatic
relations between Chad and Israel were severed it was found out that
these bases
"airports" mission was to spy on the Libyan/Sudanese borders in
addition to
the possibility of using them against Egypt to strike selected targets
in Egypt
back there.
What happened in Ethiopia happened again in in Uganda where
"Israel" sent
large amounts of military advisors led by colonel "Burr?? Bars fir??"
so that
he takes in charge training and organizing the Uganadian military
forces,
specially the air force.
The number of these advisors reached 500 people who blended into
all the
air force unit and became practically in charge of these units, as some
of
them worked as advisors for it's leaders, or supervisors of the
military
institutes that were set up with "Israeli" backing in Uganda.
In such circumstances the flow of Israeli weapons to Uganda seemed
natural from the "uzi" machine gun to the Sherman tanks, to the
mister?? airplanes.
And these weapons weren't only being sent for the Ugandan armed forces,
but
for another reason to, to arm the separtist movement in south Sudan
with what it
needs of weapons.
After Eritrea's independence in 1993 "Israel" laid all its weight
in this
country and presented it with all it needs of political and armed
support
that the author of the book considered it "Israel's strongest strategic
ally in
the African continent" and most important base on the red sea to
threaten both
Sudan's and Yemen's security.
In the year 1996 Eritrea had the number one position in countries
that
take military aid from israel, and in 1997 the number of Israeli
advisors that
worked there reached 650 officers, other than 60 eritrean spied working
in the
eritrean intelligence units to spy on Yemen and Sudan.
PART 2
(3)
Connecting with the Southerns started from the Israeli embassy in Addis
Ababa. The companies set up in Ethiopia were the 'window' used to make
these
contacts. Ashir Ben Nathan was the active mossad man that became the
manager of the
"Encoda" company, he was the first person to contact the South leaders
and
after studying the situation in the south of Sudan he choose the
"Danka" tribe
one of the strongest tribes in the area to be the door that Israel can
sneak
into the South from and spread through its veins. As for the person
who had the
biggest role in expanding these connections it was David Kemehi?? the
man of
special missions in the Mossad, who was hired as general manager of the
Israeli
foreign ministry.
The Israeli military mission to Uganda wasn't far away from these
movments, but it was practicing it's "duty" from somewhere else.
It's leader Col. Burr Barsefer and some other men from the Mossad
extended connection bridges with South Sudanese men who where working
with the
Sudanese army. We can say that israel's support for the separtist
movement in the
south went through five stages which where: throughout the 50's Israel
concentrated on two things firstly giving (humanitarian aid to the
south
Sudanese...medicine, food stuff, doctors) and secondly investing in the
separation between
south Sudanese themselves, and deepening the differences between the
south and
north Sudanese.
In the 60's the following happened: Israeli weapon deals started
flowing
to South Sudan through Uganda. The first deal was in 1962 and most of
it was
light Russian weapon that Israel stole from Egypt after the 1956 war,
in
addition to the Israeli Uzi.....the scope of training South Sudanese
militias in
Uganda, Ethiopia and Kenya expanded. Ethiopia was the biggest base
through which
weapons and ammunition was sent to South Sudan. Sending weapons through
other
neighboring countries also increased and when Uri> lobraiani? the
engineer of
the containment and break through plan took over, gained the position
of
Israeli ambassador to Uganda then to Ethiopia that support evolved
until some
Israeli special air force leuitenat went to train separatists in south
Sudan.
Third stage which extends from mid 60's till 70's, through it the
flow of
weapons continued through an Israeli mediator called "gabi shafeek" who
used
to work for the mossad.
Some of these weapons were Russian that Israel stole during the
1967 war
and cargo planes dropped on the main separtist camp in orange k pool??.
Israel also established a school for ground soldiers in "wangi
kabul??"
to graduate cadets to lead the separatist groups. Israeli forces used
to join
in the fight in some battles to show there experience to the south
separatists.
(if the timing of 1969 the level of the separtist movement backed
down
...israel used it's influence back then to insure the separtist
fighting goes
on, by making the separatists picture that there struggle is a fateful
one
between an occupying Arabic Muslim north, and an African Christian
south.
The fourth stage extends from the late 70's and throughout the 80's
and
in it armed support started under the leadership of colonel Jon Qarnak,
starting from 83. The situation had relatively calmed down then after a
reconciliation deal that was signed in a year and which offered the
south self rule. In
that time petrol 72????????????? was discovered in south Sudan which
encouraged
the support of foreign parties to the separatists in the south. In it
all
Ethiopia doubled its support to the Southerners with weapons and
through giving
them there own radio station. Also Israel laid a lot of weight next to
the John
Karnak army, it gave them advanced weapons and trained ten of his
pilots to fly
light fighter planes to attack government buildings in the south of
Sudan in
addition to providing him with pictures of the government forces that
satellite pictures took.
Israel even sent some of it's experts to lay out plans and
strategies to
fighting with the separatists, five of these leuitants were killed in
the end
of 1988 and two of them were mossad Colonels. it was proven that the
Israeli of
ficers joined in the operations that led to the occupation of some of
the
South's cities in 1990, and these three cities are "mambio, andara and
tambo????"
Fifth stage: started in the end of 1990 and continued until now.
This
stage is considered the picking the fruits stage, of cutting off after
pulling if
we use the words of this study.
In it the Israeli support for the "Sudanese liberation army" and
its
leader Jon Karnak reached its peak. Kenya became the bridge where the
two connect
instead of Ethiopia.
Through it Israel submerged the "liberation army" with money and
weapons
to solidify the movments stand when it comes to negotiations with the
north's
government, until it became militarily stronger than it. The thing that
lead
the movement to a point where it could separate or go further than that
and
impose its will on the government in Khartoum. It succeeded in the
second option
where it extended it's influence from Goba the capital of the south to
Khartoum the capital of all the country.
(4)
A person can stop at other important information Moshe F(v)ergie
included in his book most importantly:
That Israel bet on Jon Karnak after the Mossad officer made a few
interviews with him to study his personality. The US embassies in
Kenya, Uganda,
Zaire had recommended adopting him. He got an American scholarship
which enabled
him to get a doctorate in economic agriculture, and enabled him to get
(military courses??) there. After that he joined the college of
national security in
"israel" a country he visited three times and kept good relations with
israel's ambassadors in the surrounding countries specially Kenya.
That israel used to pay the salaries of the leaders and colonels of
the
"Sudanese liberation army" the military magazine "ma'rahon?" rounded
the amount
Israel gave to the south liberation army around 500 million dollar, the
US
paid the bigger part of this sum.
That israel is who convinced the southerns to stop the "gongali"
channel
project, which would have ensured the digging of a channel in the top
of the
Nile to move water to a new area between "gongali and malklal" to store
5
million cubic meters of water annually, and this project was supposed
to help liven
up the northern part of the country and the Egyptian economy. Israel
told the
southerners that they are the people who should benefit from this water
not
anyone else, then it pretended there is a plan to send 6 million
Egyptian
farmer to the south (like what happened in Iraq) to change the
demography of that
area to Arabic Muslim advantage. Just as petrol showed up in the south
in the
beggingin of the 80's Israel sent one of it's greatest experts,
professor
Eliahu Lonf(v)ski to study his possibilities which were around 7
billion barrels.
Due to this Southereners asked for there share in this wealth, and
objected to an oil refinery in one of the northern states.
That israel in its support for John Karnak placed under his
authority
last year(2003) a group of officers of Ethiopian origin that immigrated
to it in
the 80's (flasha jews), the writer mentioned the name of some of these.
That John Karnak after tightening his hold on the south got ready
to
declare independence and his own independent country. and told the USA,
israel and
surrounding countries about it. He even asked Washington to officially
intervene on his behalf if the Sudanese army attacked him for that.
That the US
defense minstry ordered its forces in Kenya and eritreia to get ready
to intervene
in Sudan if they had to after the last deal that everyone celebrated.
John Karnak has become the vice president, and his movement has
become
part of the ruling force in Khartoum, the back door of Egypt. The
question now
is how is Karnak going to return favor for those who made him and
supported him
and made him reach where he did, until he achieved what he dreamt of
and even
more than that? and from this come two more questions which are: how is
this
going to reflect on the "new Sudan"? then "what does all this mean for
Egypt
national security?
8-6-2004
al-khallej emirates | |  | | Ravenhawk | | Posted: Fri Aug 13, 2004 3:14 am Post subject: Israel supplying Sudanese Liberation Movement |
| Subject: Israel supplying Sudanese Liberation Movement
http://countrystudies.us/uganda/71.htm
Israel
Uganda Table of Contents
Uganda had friendly relations with Israel until the late 1960s, when
Obote strengthened ties with Sudan and tried to prevent the Israelis
from continuing to use Ugandan territory to supply the southern
Sudanese liberation movement.
However, Amin, then head of the army and increasingly at odds with
Obote, helped keep these supply routes open. Amin, who may have
received some help from the Israeli military mission in Uganda in
his 1971 coup, immediately restored friendly relations with Israel
after he seized power. But in March 1972, after peace was restored
in Sudan and Amin's request for military equipment was rebuffed, he
expelled resident Israelis from Uganda, broke diplomatic relations,
and established ties with Libya and other Arab nations. Israel
promptly imposed a trade embargo on Uganda, and in July 1976, the
Israeli government mounted a surprise rescue operation of air
passengers hijacked to the airport at Entebbe by the Popular Front
for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP). Following Amin's overthrow,
Ugandan governments, including Museveni, continued to support the
African boycott of Israel.
Uganda Table of Contents
Source: U.S. Library of Congress | | | | Ravenhawk | | Posted: Fri Aug 13, 2004 3:18 am Post subject: Israel Supplies and Supports the Sudanese Liberation Army |
| http://countrystudies.us/sudan/
I think this will be one of the best sources
on Sudan....especially of interest will the the section,
"The Southern Problem"
Ravenhawk | | | | Ravenhawk | | Posted: Fri Aug 13, 2004 3:23 am Post subject: Israel supplies the Southern Sudanese - The Southern Problem |
| http://countrystudies.us/sudan/24.htm
The Southern Problem
Sudan Table of Contents
The origins of the civil war in the south date back to the 1950s. On August 18, 1955, the Equatoria Corps, a military unit composed of southerners, mutinied at Torit. Rather than surrender to Sudanese government authorities, many mutineers disappeared into hiding with their weapons, marking the beginning of the first war in southern Sudan. By the late 1960s, the war had resulted in the deaths of about 500,000 people. Several hundred thousand more southerners hid in the forests or escaped to refugee camps in neighboring countries.
By 1969 the rebels had developed foreign contacts to obtain weapons and supplies. Israel, for example, trained Anya Nya recruits and shipped weapons via Ethiopia and Uganda to the rebels. Anya Nya also purchased arms from Congolese rebels and international arms dealers with monies collected in the south and from among southern Sudanese exile communities in the Middle East, Western Europe, and North America. The rebels also captured arms, equipment, and supplies from government troops.
Militarily, Anya Nya controlled much of the southern countryside while government forces occupied the region's major towns. The guerrillas operated at will from remote camps. However, rebel units were too small and scattered to be highly effective in any single area. Estimates of Anya Nya personnel strength ranged from 5,000 to 10,000.
Government operations against the rebels declined after the 1969 coup. However, when negotiations failed to result in a settlement, Khartoum increased troop strength in the south to about 12,000 in 1969, and intensified military activity throughout the region. Although the Soviet Union had concluded a US$100 million to US$150 million arms agreement with Sudan in August 1968, which included T-55 tanks, armored personnel carriers, and aircraft, the nation failed to deliver any equipment to Khartoum by May 1969. During this period, Sudan obtained some Soviet-manufactured weapons from Egypt, most of which went to the Sudanese air force. By the end of 1969, however, the Soviet Union had shipped unknown quantities of 85mm antiaircraft guns, sixteen MiG-21s, and five Antonov-24 transport aircraft. Over the next two years, the Soviet Union delivered an impressive array of equipment to Sudan, including T-54, T-55, T56 , and T-59 tanks; and BTR-40 and BTR-152 light armored vehicles.
In 1971 Joseph Lagu, who had become the leader of southern forces opposed to Khartoum, proclaimed the creation of the Southern Sudan Liberation Movement (SSLM). Anya Nya leaders united behind him, and nearly all exiled southern politicians supported the SSLM. Although the SSLM created a governing infrastructure throughout many areas of southern Sudan, real power remained with Anya Nya, with Lagu at its head.
Despite his political problems, Nimeiri remained committed to ending the southern insurgency. He believed he could stop the fighting and stabilize the region by granting regional selfgovernment and undertaking economic development in the south. By October 1971, Khartoum had established contact with the SSLM. After considerable consultation, a conference between SSLM and Sudanese government delegations convened at Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, in February 1972. Initially, the two sides were far apart, the southerners demanding a federal state with a separate southern government and an army that would come under the federal president's command only in response to an external threat to Sudan. Eventually, however, the two sides, with the help of Ethiopia's Emperor Haile Selassie, reached an agreement.
The Addis Ababa accords guaranteed autonomy for a southern region--composed of the three provinces of Equatoria (present-day Al Istiwai), Bahr al Ghazal, and Upper Nile (present-day Aali an Nil)--under a regional president appointed by the national president on the recommendation of an elected Southern Regional Assembly. The High Executive Council or cabinet named by the regional president would be responsible for all aspects of government in the region except such areas as defense, foreign affairs, currency and finance, economic and social planning, and interregional concerns, authority over which would be retained by the national government in which southerners would be represented. Southerners, including qualified Anya Nya veterans, would be incorporated into a 12,000-man southern command of the Sudanese army under equal numbers of northern and southern officers. The accords also recognized Arabic as Sudan's official language, and English as the south's principal language, which would be used in administration and would be taught in the schools.
Although many SSLM leaders opposed the settlement, Lagu approved its terms and both sides agreed to a cease-fire. The national government issued a decree legalizing the agreement and creating an international armistice commission to ensure the well-being of returning southern refugees. Khartoum also announced an amnesty, retroactive to 1955. The two sides signed the Addis Ababa accords on March 27, 1972, which was thereafter celebrated as National Unity Day.
Sudan Table of Contents
Source: U.S. Library of Congress | | | | Phoenix | | Posted: Fri Aug 13, 2004 9:48 am Post subject: The Darfur Crisis - Looking Beyond the Propaganda |
| The Darfur Crisis - Looking Beyond the Propaganda
The Sudan People's Liberation Army SPLA leader John Garang is a Christian of the minority Dinka tribe with a degree from Grinell College (Iowa) and advanced degrees from Iowa State, and with military training from the U.S. Army's Fort Benning in Georgia. Originally based in Ethiopia, the SPLA shifted to South Sudan and Uganda after rebel leader Yoweiri Museveni seized power by force in Uganda in 1987. Several factions often at war with one another, the SPLA has for years received covert military support from the U.S. and its clients.
In 1996, the U.S. sent nearly $20 million in military hardware through the front line states of Eritrea, Ethiopia and Uganda. Since then the US has escalated its covert support but U.S. military assistance is also routed through Egypt and Israel, who have trained rebels and shipped weapons via Eritrea, Uganda and Ethiopia. In 1998, U.S. military assistance to Egypt was $500 million, and to Israel $1000 million. Uganda has contracted Israel to refurbish four Russian Mig fighter aircraft recently acquired.
http://www.allthingspass.com/uploads/doc-43matrix_sudan.doc | | | | Ravenhawk | | | | PSCM USCGR | | Posted: Fri Aug 13, 2004 8:34 pm Post subject: |
| | Imagine if you fools didn't have Israel to blame for everything...you'd have to blame it on the greedy Arabs. | | | | BALANCED | | Posted: Fri Aug 13, 2004 8:36 pm Post subject: |
| | Boy those Jews really suck, I mean those Israelis really suck, is there anything in the world that their not responsible for? | | | | BALANCED | | Posted: Fri Aug 13, 2004 8:39 pm Post subject: |
| | Jews are the scapegoat of the world. Anything bad goes worng you can just blame it on them. It's sad that such anti-Semitism hasn't died. I really pity you guys. It must be hard to mask your hatred of Jews with all this intellectualism. I bet deep down you'd like to just throw on some Nazi boots, a swastika and salute the fuer...pathetic. | | | | Phoenix | | Posted: Fri Aug 13, 2004 9:10 pm Post subject: |
| | BALANCED wrote: | | Jews are the scapegoat of the world. Anything bad goes worng you can just blame it on them. It's sad that such anti-Semitism hasn't died. I really pity you guys. It must be hard to mask your hatred of Jews with all this intellectualism. I bet deep down you'd like to just throw on some Nazi boots, a swastika and salute the fuer...pathetic. |
Its no more pathetic than GW Bush's anti-Muslim, fascist war on terror, don't you think? Hitler would be proud of 'em all. | | | | | ©2002-2009 WarWithoutEnd.co.uk |
