Armageddon in Africa: How Sudan Became the World's Worst Crisis
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- Опубліковано 17 вер 2024
- Sudan is facing a famine of historic proportions, with millions at risk. Join us as we dive into the dire consequences of the ongoing conflict and its devastating impact on the nation’s food security.
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The ultimate tragedy about the Sudan Civil War is that it's not even between an evil government and rebel fighters; instead it's a fight where both sides are absolutely vile and have committed truly despicable acts. No matter which side wins, the Sudanese people are the ones who lose.
Yes the Sudanese army has blood on its hands but unlike the RSF, they don't rape and kill just because they can.
I lived in Khartoum my whole life under the army, i left out of fear when the RSF took control.
It's a war between rival imperial factions with blatantly selfish motivations. Both factions are driven by a mix of greed and ego, with contempt for all Sudanese institutions and the people that comes pretty close to nihilism.
dont forget the billions of dollars getting sent to the RSF via the UAE for a steady flow of gold. there are alot of players behind the scenes involved in this war including russia,china,usa,saudi arabia,uae,egypt,ethiopia,among others. we even had ukrainian special forces going against the RSF and Wagner forces in key areas in sudan
History does have a tendency to rhyme...
@@Kaltagstar96 yeah - it’s tough because in the case of say Sudan, there’s a clear bad side now. But if there’s no telling if whoever wins will ever be any better.
Another great example of this is the current Myanmar struggle. Many of rebels fighting the bad guys are committing atrocities of their own, aimed not at the other side but at civilian minorities
Let's be clear, this is a famine due to leadership, politics, and civil war, not of weather or a bad crop year.
Come on now. That won't get the US and others to pay for it if they say that. I say fuck em. World is over populated they say anyway. SO why are we trying to save everyone. I say let mother nature do her thing.
True. Sudan is one of the most corrupt countries in the world according to Transparency International, and the last assessment only considered data from May 1, 2022, to April 30, 2023 (the previous year's May to the end of the next year's April is the methodology). So, it's probably even worse now.
Waiting for the people of Sudan to rise up and fight for themselves like..... 💀
If they don't care enough to rise up and fight back, why should the rest of us care????
Let's be even clearer........why should we care what happens in Sudan?
@@AZ__Golferhave fun levying your disinterested pension plans in the dawning nopeocalyspse boomer
Good job Simon keeping people aware of this .
Simon and Stakuyi's teams are the ONLY consistent people bringing this whole shitshow into the public space. Especially considering the current political spats in the UK, Ireland, the European Union, and the US because the election year timing is proving to be incredibly messy.
Simon just gets paid to read. Good job Warographics script writers.
I don't comment much on these videos...but this one....man this is tough. My heart goes out to all those struggling.
I like that you're putting sources in the graphics now!
It's disturbing how two men can create so much suffering.
This is the result of multiple people allowing it to fester over the course of 64+ YEARS.
They didn't do it alone
Begs the question: are we dealing with full humans?
@@josephgriffin2388 As human as Hitler or Mao.
@@josephgriffin2388what not full humans? Like 3/5ths of a human? Wtf was this comment even?
Thank you for covering this, when so few do
It's just insane; these Warlords won't have any country left to fight over
Their wealth are tied to natural resources and not civilians. Plus there was mass civil unrest for pro democracy right before this war started.
The people don't matter. It's the natural resources they are fighting for
The gold and oil will still be there
2 idiots fighting to be king of the ashes.
They rather be king of the ashes than to share
Sounds about right
Tale as old as time
This desert ain't big enough for the two of us!
@@walnzell9328 I thought the Sahara Desert is GROWING, not shrinking?
That issue was made in Sudan itself. Result of Islamic religious intolerances and ethnic delusions.
African geopolitics is very different. Even Christians and Muslims fight bloody in certain African conflicts. South Sudan and Sudan disagreements itself is an example. Religion is just an effective tool to make people fight each other during chaos.
Buddy it’s fighting over natural resources between warlords. It’s not that deep.
If only we could all be atheists there'd be peace? Wrong. We'd still fight over something else.
Yeah, it's Islam, totally not the shitty continent itself being in a perpetual state of civil wars and famine
Here's another war that has more episodes than the MCU.
Or One Piece, considering that Sudan's war has lasted in various phases and guises since the 1960s.
Unfortunately, yes, since the British Empire colonized them
@@kevinflemingthey were fight pre colonialism too
@@kevinfleming- 1. The British left >70 years ago 2. They were fighting each other long before Europeans ever came to Africa.
When are people going to hold Africans accountable for african problems instead of blaming Europeans?
I genuinely feel bad for the people of Sudan. Everyone should live in peace with enough food on the table.
Mslims and peace don't go together
Should? Yes. Unfortunately, power and money corrupt and there is a civil war with pretty much a genocide being perpetrated in the country.
Something most civilizations had already found out, and we're sadly redescovering in the XXI century
@@MateoMPMwar in Sudan has nothing to do with Islam, it’s all to do with greed. I also don’t appreciate you making the struggles of people about personal issues you have, hate Islam whatever but don’t make it a scapegoat
The war barely has anything to do with ☪️@@MateoMPM
Everyone talks about Palestine and Ukraine but nobody talks about Sudan. Hardly anybody knows what's been happening in Africa
Maybe by design? A lot of the conflicts in Africa are funded by Islamists from Iran and UAE. Who funds protests in the west? Usually Iran or the UAE. Ukraine is only spoken about due to proxy and Russia is our big bad guy.
That happens when genocidal mslims are to blame. The conflict stops mattering
Or Myanmar. I think Ukraine is legitimate since it is with a nuclear power, over 1 million casualties and the only high intensity conflict since the Falklands. (Maybe Iraq) but certainly Palestine gets far too much attention
I'm an African living in Southern Africa, most Africans in this part of the continent don't know there's a war in Sudan.
Ukraine and Gaza have the potential to reshape the global order if those wars haven’t already done so. What’s going on in Sudan is tragic but sadly it’s par for the course in that region.
Sorry Simon,
I couldn't finish watching this video. This is heartbreaking.
It's my personal belief that Africa will never stop having famines and civil wars
Any news about Sudan are always so depressing. Remember reading NG article about Sudanese youth and how after the brutal dictator got deposed, that they hope for better future. I can only imagine how many of those people mentioned in the article are alive still and how few hold onto that hope, if any…
Dw, we are still here and holding
Where are all the protests for peace in Sudan?
Mmmm
There’s a civil war in the streets, weird and unnecessary question
@@Drippygoku He's talking about protests in the Western world, obviously, not in Sudan itself. It's a very apropos question.
why tf would western powers give a damn about Africans in a country with no strategic or natural resource purpose.
They are only getting money to blame the jews
They’re not indifferent to the suffering. They’re demons, they live off of it.
Thank you for continuing to cover this!! It's a horrendous tragedy what's happening in Sudan 😢 I truly hope and pray for peace throughout the world 🙏🙏🙏🙏
After asking the French and Americans to leave now the area is spinning into chaos
It seems that for Africa to prosper it must be re-colonized...
This shit always happens when a power vacuum occurs. Best we can hope for that is that they can find stability after all this chaos is over, so they can find a way forward.
Ironically, 68 years after the English left, America also had a civil war.
Wrong country
@andrzej2501not at all, neo colonialism must end.
Watching this while eating lunch. Never felt so grateful for food. Prayers for the people who are starving. Very sad.
Way back before 2010 my school did a big fundraiser for the Sudanese and I've never forgotten the people we met from Sudan. This is truly catastrophic and a sad time for human kind.
Hot-tip: if the year begins with a 1 or a 2, Sudan is in crisis.
2 BC. Sudan is in crisis.
@@walnzell9328 It might very well have been
567? Well, probably. I dunno though, I'm not an expert. How about 3174?
😂 If this is the case, the solution is super-simple. Simply switch to the Hebrew or Chinese year number.
Extremely incorrect statement. Sudan, and the rest of Africa for that matter, was relatively peaceful with occasional tribal wars scattered over its history. The correct statement would be "Post colonial Sudan is always in crisis."
You could even say this about the Middle East as well. Both of these regions are actual victims of post-colonial carelessness and international meddling to undermine legitimately elected governments.
I’m South African 🇿🇦. As a country we have a myriad of problems. Really hectic stuff. Videos like these leave me feeling grateful though because things can always be far worse. 10 fold worse. Also feel like listening to “Living Darfur by Mattaflix”
the Sudanese military leaders literally couldn't care less
Ceasefire now!!!! Oh wait, wrong conflict
no jews to hate there
Ceasefires are temporary anyway and prone to violations, as Burma's Junta has also proved around the same time as Sudan's failure grows.
It’s unthinkable we have people starving to death and people planning their nutrition to people refusing to eat carbs living on the same earth 🥺
The world brings food and supplies to Gaza for the Palestinians... Hamas seizes those shipments, and the Palestinians suffer anyway. If aid was brought to Sudan during a conflict, one of the two warring factions would seize it, just like in Gaza. The only way to get the aid to the people is to _ALSO_ provide military security... which would then escalate to fighting. If you follow this logic, then that means the only way to solve this problem is for the world to end the war in Sudan... _with more war._
AND, if the world did that, it would have to keep troops there *permanently,* since the instant the troops are withdrawn, the fighting resumes. And this is not idle speculation. Look at Nigeria - it's only had one peaceful turnover in its history. Every other time has been a coup through force.
If you're unwilling to permanently -- _PERMANENTLY_ -- keep troops there, then why intervene at all? Nothing else will work.
That's so terrible smh may God help those people
Thank you for covering this. Barely a murmur on mainstream media, that I've seen, about how bad it really is.
Al jazeera and trt doesn't even fart abt this 😂
I was unsubscribed to this channel without knowing. I watch every day. Wtf UA-cam.
I've had to check all my subscriptions, too. I guess UA-cam is trying to flush more bots with a purge.
@@loribroadbent8573it seems to only happen to demonetizeable channels, I never have any video game channels or tool channels delete me. Only police and geopolitical subjects. I just think it’s weird.
I can’t help but notice that a common trait for all these places is a population that doubles in size every 25 years. Just noticing…
I've noticed the same, how is nobody talking about that?
Well, its a correlation vs causation thing. Its pretty well established that increased education and economic prosperity is inversely correlates with population growth. And those kinda of crises tend to strike not well educated and prosperous societies.
Poverty + modern medicine= rapid population growth. The only thing that brings down the fertility rate is a higher standard of living. But because we only have one earth, that means lowering the one we have in the west, especially that of the upper middle class.
Also its because these countries haven't gone full urbanisation (people moving into cities). its still very agricultural. you need to have many kids to sustain and work on the farms. a consequence of urbanisation is lower birth rate because children become expensive and less necessary
@@alperakyuz9702It’s very much a correlation thing, and within regions, the correlation isn’t particularly strong. European countries with growing populations are doing better than those with shrinking populations, for instance, and that’s true even if you ignore immigration and focus solely on birthrates.
It’s more that the least developed countries are the least far along in the modern transition to a low-fertility norm, yet they all have some access to modern medicine and basic medical knowledge, so *very* high population growth rates do imply some level of poverty, which in turn causes instability. But high population growth by itself is only a driver of conflict if a country’s government is too sclerotic and repressive to allow private industry to access the booming workforce and translate that population growth into economic dynamism.
My god that's absolutely devastating. And I knew nothing about it! Is no one covering it?
Practically nobody. Virtually no one seems to care about Sudan.
Seems like we should care more, though, given the sheer number of lives at risk.
The Sudan War doesn't generate as many clicks or views as Gaza, Ukraine or Taiwan, so it's not included in the news cycle
@@zakariaali8864 it is also harder to cover than Gaza (Jerusalem and the rest of Israel are full of Journalists), or Ukraine (which is in Europe and also closer to large cities with lots of journalists).
Why is no one covering another disaster going on in Africa ? it’s getting old we are tired of hearing about that place and people and how they can get it together for 2 seconds. Everyone else on earth got with the program even the Arabs realized “maybe it’s better we aren’t constantly killing eachother”
Is anyone wondering why no one is protesting the war in Sudan on the streets of western countries by the same people protesting the war in the middle east?
curious ain't it
while people should protest for sudan these have nothing to do with eachother sudan is a war between two strong man leaders funded by the uae not the west and you cant protest in the uae iran is also involved
No Jews in Sudan to hate end denounce for "warmongering".
@void6752
Egypt is also involved. And plenty of people can protest Egypt. If you can protest Israel you can protest Egypt.
Nope.
*Eh* There's always room for it to get worse 🤷🏻♀️
There could, for example, a pandemic be added to war, crimes against humanity and famine
It's been like that in Sudan for the past 25 years...
Mpox was labeled a public health emergency in Africa Young men in specific are being targeted by the RSF throwing boys in mass graves and the famine is currently the worst in the world there is no way for the situation in Sudan to get any worse
Abdel: I'm in charge.
Hemedti: No I'm in charge.
Adbel: No I'm in charge.
Hemedti: No I'm in charge.
Adbel: No I'm in charge.
Hemedti: No I'm in charge.
Adbel: No I'm in charge.
MORTAL KOMBAT!!!
Waiting for the people of Sudan to rise up and fight for themselves like..... 💀
If they don't care enough to rise up and fight back, why should the rest of us care????
Famine: No, I'm in charge....
@@CantHandleThisCanYathere was a mass pro democracy civil unrest right before the civil war happened. That is why both sides are mass targeting civilians.
Then again you replied in another comment that they are genetically inferior so your obviously a troll.
let's be real here, when is Africa not in crisis?
_THIS._ It's like "news" minus the "new".... _so basically just "s"._
So why talk about it right? They're only Africans right?
@@davee2056 exactly, now you understand. Glad we're on the same page
@@hot_ice_e1ite46 You guys are busy patting yourself on the back because you think you spotted some racism, and your fellow wokies will give you a cookie. But the best part is that neither of you refute the original statement... _which means you agree with it._
@@hot_ice_e1ite46just because it always happens doesn’t mean we should be completely ignorant
One option would be if the UN to not recognize any government in Sudan, and consequently shove the paperwork problem out the window.
The global south should step up and do something about it.
They won't.
It's happened before, West Africa intervened in Liberia and Gambia, and East Africa did in Somalia. Not sure Sudan has the same community though.
THEY ARE!! THEY'RE FLEEING TO THE WEST AND DESTROYING THE HOST CULTURE!!
....just like liberal self-loathing demons like it!!
@@XandateOfHeavenThere is a growing emphasis on respecting other countries' sovereignty in international relations.
@@TheRichCapitalistthe sovereignty of slaughtering all their own civilians? Millions dead in genocide? I know caring about such thing is degenerate western views.
Hardship isn't a competition.
Everything is a competition.
And yet I don’t hear anyone talking about it.
Where are the protestors on the streets? Where are screaming for a ceasefire?
What about fellow African nations that have remained silent.
And yet I see screaming of protesters for ceasefire in a certain war and nothing for this.
The answer is similar to why protests didn’t occur when war in Syria occurred. Or when Yemen ripped itself apart.
They (useful idiots and Arabs) don’t care unless if a certain group of people are involved where they can screech about it.
These are the ones who are really starving, not the ones in Gaza, overweight but still claim to be starving.
A real disaster 😢! Thank you for talking about it. How can an ordinary person help those hungry people? I am going to put a link to the video to my Facebook. Anything else?
You can't help Africa. Year after year, decade after decade. Billions and billions of dollars are given and things just get worse. Let them deal with their own problems.
They don't need food, they need democracy.
Name a democratic country where there has been a famine ? - I'll wait
Do you feel the same about the Middle East?
@@CalStone52yes!
Literally no country in Africa is worse now than it was before independence by any objective metric. The continent has improved massively in the last 20 years. Your comments are based on your only exposure to Africa being news about war and world vision ads.
@@CalStone52 Yes I do! They are just one step out of Africa. So the dysfunction, ineptitude, and lack of development should be expected.
What can be done? It seems like national leaders never care about the average civilian. It’s always whatever it takes for their own power. The four Horsemen analogy does run very deep.
Why do they need to care? The food for the plebs is going to be coming from somewhere else.
Criticized openly genocidal colonizing Muslims. Oh wait that’s not allowed.
There's a civil war, that's why this is happening.
Sudan is dead, not the country but the land itself.. It cant feed itself or provide water for 40% of its population..
You can no longer farm because of the climate and extreme droughts and floods, and they have 46 million people..
What can be done, should the world feed Sudan forever with their explosive growing population, then soon rest of the world will be hungry aswell
Short and simple: Nothing
The west cannot feed the rest of the world just because they keep on trying their hardest to not get out of the paleolithic and no, it's not due to "colonialism" otherwise LATAM will be like Sudan and they never were anything close to that
This conflict is the reason why whenever mslims or Arbs complain about human rights or israel
I have to laugh a little
Aye, they expect so much from the west in terms of "punishing" Israel. Meanwhile they are having proxy wars between the sects in Sudan like its not even the same thing.
Sudan is both Muslim and Arab, and Arabs and Muslims do care it’s just a civil war so picking sides is not usually a good idea (unless your the UAE or Egypt)
Islam is gonna islam
@@marcvb3364 nothing to do with Islam, it’s to do with greed
@@marcvb3364It has barely anything to do with ☪️
It could be argued africa is at the most peaceful state in it's history
“The results of a writer mainlining liquid hyperbole before filing their report”😂😂😂
More helpful Sudanese citizens coming your way, folks!
So we had Russia vs Turkey in Libya, Russia vs France in the Sahel, UAE vs Egypt in Sudan any other African conflcits to add?
No Russia is a orthodox country not doing any bad in the world it is all the Americans and the West😅
Probably, check back tomorrow.
@@cybercat2025 I sincerely can't tell if you are a bot or just being sarcastic....
@@nickorme8112The😅 Implies sarcasm, at least I wouldn't know why else it would be there
Ethiopia, but I'm not sure to what extent it is a proxy ground for other powers.
No one will pay attention because we can't blame Israel for it.
No, they just don't have enough people speaking about it
@@Joesireyeah not enough people to speak about it because they can’t blame israel/jews for it, that was the point of the comment lmao
One of the biggest problems is that people have no idea how HUGE Africa and Sudan is .. to put it in context it’s larger than the UK . France , Germany, Italy and Spain combined … with only 48 million people … and minimal infrastructure … it’s hard to get in or out … Africa is so huge … but because of the Mercator map people think Africa and African countries are smaller than they actually are .
Could you please do a deep dive videos into Ethiopia please?
Africa is a continent of 54 countries so asking _Why doesn't Africa do something?_ is a bit like asking why Asia doesn't do something about Myanmar. Or why doesn't Antarctica do something about the penguins. No that doesn't work. Moving on... Even if African nations came together to end Sudan's conflict (impossible), two of Sudan's neighbours, Libya and the Central African Rep. are in civil wars as are nearby Syria and Yemen. Another Sudan neighbour, Ethiopia, may yet pick a fight with Eritrea over seaport access. Where does it end?
In this day and age, if your country can't move past war long enough to provide water and enough food to keep people from dying, your culture is so bad that self inflicted extinction may be mercy.
Jesus Christ, why cant these people take care of themselves?
The war might have something to do with it.
IQ
@@MihanTheNoobwhat do you mean every country had civil wars it’s not about iq you’re the one with low iq if you really think that
war. the war betweens the national army vs a patriotic militia make these people's life miserable. they loot villages, town and cities
Islam.
Idk man, my internet getting flaky when it rains is pretty rough too..
Thank the Chinese who enable the warlords
As if the US doesn't
It's more of the Arab nations, like the UAE, that fund RSF, and as usual the greed of men fuel war, whilst the people lose all fruits.
And people in Gaza think they have it terrible
Thank you for continuously covering the conflict in Sudan.
let africa solve their own problems
Islam is all our problem
I'm surprised that China, whose iatrogenjc famine was most of my life ago, was even mentioned-- too often atrocities from there go down the memory hole.
This isnt exactly a new thing. People dying in hunger in large numbers was an every day news in 80's. Africa has received incredible amount of support over decades. A thousand billion dollars limit broke many, many decades a go. I do not even know how much has been sent by 2024. Problems stem from corruption, African leaders listening to Soviet Union back in the day when west wanted Africa to invest in agriculture, but CCCP had other plans. West also wantes to teach Africans to govern themselves, but communists brainwashed their puppets to see that as "western imperialism" and got African leaders to shy away from it. CCCP has a big role in how things are in Africa, but you never hear about that, only what soviet propaganda "taught" people about " western imperislism". Again, those you actually tried to help, got ridiculed.
This is a weird right-wing American narrative that wants to make poverty in Africa about socialism, while completely ignoring plenty of countries like the DROC, Nigeria, Liberia, etc allied with the West and ended up just as poor. Sudan was never a communist state, and it's also not really sub-Saharan Africa.
But more significantly, your narrative relies on the premise that Africa has not improved at all in the past few decades, and that just isn't true. Most of Africa has improved vastly since the 90s in terms of life expectancy, GDP, literacy, HDI etc. Life expectancy under 50 is basically unheard of these days. Africa is not perfect, but the idea it hasn't gotten any better is wrong.
why does al burhan sound almost identical to netanyahu
The SADEC region is already heading in the same direction
Viva Mandela
Oh great, here comes another wave of engineers, astronauts and doctors to Europe to make our countries so secure and great.
Be grateful for the food on your table... This is terrible
Sam Kennison gave them the solution decades ago. No one wants to move to where THE FOOD IS!
Since Sudan is in a civil war, could Egypt use this as an opportunity to fix their border dispute with Sudan and send in their military to the disputed area?
I think they already control the disputed area
Where are the pro Sudan protests
Just ate half a cheesesteak and tossed it in the trash as a flex
Sudan has been hell on earth since I can remember. At a certain point it’s time to give up on them and let them try to fix their own problems. Let them learn how to fish instead of giving them fish.
It's not like Russia and Ukraine and many other states aren't helping one side or the other, is it? It's not like Africa has been the theatre of proxy wars since the start of the cold war, is it? Also climate change, caused mainly by historical emissions in the West, is making many conflicts worse. Failing crops due to extreme weather are often a catalyst for social unrest. One way or the other we are all part of the global village, for better or for worse.
@@youteacher78Let's just ignore the trillion or so spent on the continent, among other types of non monetary aid...
@@youteacher78 Most of Sudan's problems are of their own making. Hard to blame the West for this one.
@@Bdbtg28691europe better be prepared for the mass wave of migrants escaping this conflict though. The worse it gets, the more will come
@@youteacher78living in a desert is hard. How about stop doing that and stop complaining.
Its really very bad😢
Sudan is one of those hopeless places where the people can't feed themselves and have way to many children
And they refuse to admit they need the White man.
@@karensback I don't think anyone can help them regardless of skin color.
Providing them with food and medicine obviously hasn't worked so far
@@karensbackThis has nothing to do with the "white man"
Well Sudan will be better off without the foreign govts middling in it's conflicts, this war is well sustained by foreign interventions, if you believe it's a hopeless case or failed state kindly advise your govt to just ignore its existence and i promise you Sudan will get better
And imagine. 100 years ago noone would even bat an eye, much less write a statistics about it in Netherlands university
and given how little attention this situation has, I fear that in 100 years no one will remember this.
definitely not my crisis.
I appreciate the repeated efforts towards bringing Sudan more into the public eye, because the mainstream effort to ignore it is frankly atrocious
5.4 million people were killed in the 2nd Congo War which ended in 2008, and most people probably died of starvation, and that isn't mentioned? Little attention was paid and little done about that either. No one wants to support a side in the conflict because they are all bad.
Ima be honest… I don’t give a fuck.
It's time we all start not caring
Why are people so heartless and rude? Oh yeah merkuhh
They can go to the Chinese to do something useful at once. Also can take some of the Gaza aid.
I would think the renewal of the Black Sea Grain Deal would have helped.
It's the time delay in getting that run of shipments going again. That massive backlog has been hurting as well as the fact that food delivery in of itself will be difficult depending on the stability of ports of entry.
The problem is getting the food to the people but its constantly getting stolen
How can people be so evil ? God please help them. 🙏❤️🙏❤️🙏❤️
It’s genocide in Darfur
Ultimately, ANY period of famine in the modern age is the responsibility of government and religion.
Can we go a week without a "worst X of the year" event happening? Its starting to feel like the 1930s
Live in a place where food doesn’t grow if you want but don’t complain to me about being hungry 😅
I thought Gaza is the worst crisis.
Why no one talks about Sudan if it is worst than whats going on in Gaza?
Sudan had had a famine for years
When i was in school 30 years ago, we collected money to help "famine in Sudan" how many people are left by now ?
populatiom doubled and is projected to triple in the next decade
@@SuperiorApostate guess they are not starving then....
@@kristiankruse3964 they might be, theyll just have more children to compensate.
@@SuperiorApostate if i stop feeding the fish in my Aquarium, there won't be more fish....
Getting more children in a famine must be the most irresponsible thing you can do.
Sudan and most of Africa don't need food , they need democracy, and to be left alone.
They had a separate civil war because of their leader Omar Al-Bashir. Al-Bashir has been overthrown, but now there is a power vacuum. Getting rid of dictators is an unfortunately long process much of the time.
Then, as the third seal opened; I heard a voice amidst the Four Beasts say "Come and see..." I looked, and beheld a black horse. Its rider held a pair of scales in its hands. And I heard a voice amidst the Four Beasts say "quart of wheat for a day's pay, and three quarts of barley for a day's pay, and harm not the oil and the wine.
Rev 6: 5-6
Why is Simon the only one who reports on this stuff?
No Jews, no news
So sad. Hundreds of billions to ukraine to fill pockets...
So where is their supposed Mahdi ?
still waiting for arab leaders to say *anything* about this 🥱
Uae arming the rsf😂
Please forgive my ignorance, but couldnt people air lift food and suplies? Even if done on the down low?
Local warlords and corrupt officials steal everything sent. Very common in africa
It's more difficult than you think. Someone has to actually let you fly the supplies out of their country, and many won't want to do that if it will cause issues with the eventual government of Sudan.
Also airlift is rather inefficient, boats and rails are the only way to get truly large quantities of supplies moved around. Once you drop humanitarian assistance, what control do you have of it getting to where it is needed, of it not being looted by the warring parties?
Well, airlifts are incredibly inefficient for moving in astronomical amounts of aid supplies, even the berlin airlift was considered one of the greatest logistical triumohs of all time, snd it fed a city, not a nation. Moreover the hard part isnt bringing food to the ports or railway stations or airfields, the hard part is being able to distribute the aid to renote villages or towns controlled by warring militas without getting shot at or looted.
They could, It would be very expensive. But nobody cares unless Jews are involved.
ask the British to come back and build you a country!
So is someone else going to get involved with this shit? Hell no!
well at least the civil war might end for once.
Again?