For a Light out of adark Tunnel

By: Abdul Aziz Ali Omer

There’s a third party in Sudan hiding behind the military institution to protect it’s self and achieve it’s own interests through the weapon of army.In the sametime, there’s another side that stands bwhind the Rapid Support Forces to reach the power and impose the agwnda that realize the outside ambitions of either African or Arab states. Between the two fighting sides, the citizen is puzzled over what’s happening. It’sn’t right to call it democrasy but quiet motivating to what is known as a popular Resistence which like democrasy may be a pretext to contiue the war for those who contemplate on thier self vested interests via the creative anarchy. Any how, the war will never stop except by a courageous decision by sensiible and wise officers from the Sudanese Armed Forces and the Rapid Support Forces to refrain from being used as a tool to accomplish the goals of corrupted political parties which don’t care for thier compatriots as much as they look after thier sinister interests. We hope that honourable officers from both sides to prevent Sudanese blood-shed, to abolish political factions, integrate thier military wings into the army and prepare a secret ballot to elect new genuine representatives for Sudanese people who will have the legirimacy to decide on whether to continue war or not if necessary in the future. We notice there is an alliance between the army and arned opposition groups and if a third party like the Rapid Support joined, it will be able to halt the war and prepare the stage for the repatriation of displaced people and reconstruction process as well as elections after restructuring and reforming political parties through an a cadmemic and popular mechanism. A cease fire agreement shouldn’t be delayed for two reasons: delivery of humanitarain aid and adjustment of Rapid Supoort Forces behaviour that will organize it self to deter the elements that resort to plundering and assailing the innocent people inflicting harm on them.The first years of revolution were wasted in a series of trials without results. The first phase after this war must be devoted to peace and rebuilding the state and later on the priority will be given to litigation and justice and this involves redress of grievances in an appropriate manner decided by judiciary
of an elected government.