Good Security Precautions

By: Abdul Aziz Ali Omer

Many families living next door to us haven’t yet returned except one behind us because of the illness of thier father. My mother is infected by an inflamation resulting from the cold of winter,and will come back from Kassala in February. I hope like plenty of Sudanese women , she will live happily. For me, peace is enjoying the warmth of lost houses under gun-point , a chance to build a new bathroom and to arrange for marriage. I want to go back to school to teach English and to see children of my community learning safely and growing up healthily and peacefully. We hear occasionally joy shots in weddings, but now with the spread of weapons in every one hand on the pretext of popular resistence, we feel upset as we hear in the quiet air ,the sounds of detonating powder every night as weaponized persons can buy secretly thier own bullets besides the ones given to them officially and use them at thier whims. Such a conduct is noisy and terrifying to the people especially while they are sleeping or sick. Therefore, the behaviour of armed youth in night patrols should be monitored and held accountable. We need to use live ammunition when necessary and we also need to avoid public nuisance. At AlFow near Gedaref, there were clashes and with the heroic resistence, the enemies retreated towards Madani. All indications say that Gedaref is invincible and will conrinue to figjht bravelyv and shall never surrender easily. As a plausible security measure , the authorities of Gedaref prohibited the use of motorbikes and wheelbarrows in fear of being utilized in smuggling of unwanted items or transport for antagonistic elements.
Various states of Sudan abolished what is so called the resiistence committees ,imposed curfew and passed an emergency decree that forbids publishing on-line any thing that is harmful to the national security We hope the ban will include all photographs and videos disseminated by members of the Rapid Support Forces because lots of scenes are a humiliation of Sudanese compatriots and there is no protection for the identity of victims as the images of dead or physically beaten bodies spread by the social media and even Sudanese media out-lets like Sudan T.V and Tayeba T.V channel show clearly the features of those who are victimized by the individuals of Rapid Support militia or thier affiliates from the alien merceneries in an attempt to affirm the truths of what is happening in Darfur and other states of Sudan and to persuade the public opinion this is really happening to get a world condemnation or general support inside the country . In contrast, the photos of attrocities serve only the clandestine aggressive war propaganda rooms of the militia of Rapid Support because they have spread social intimidation and a wave of displacements among the civilian population because they assumed that similar fate will befall on them and t when they fled from some areas , they left thier homes vulnerable to theft and looting. These videos that reveal human rights violation demonstrate the state abysmal failure to protect its unfairly targeted natives and the absence of an international justice that hasn’t taken the Rapid Support to the ICC . I have heard that Sudan to the Arab League, African Union, Islamic Cooperation Council and ICC will file a criminal complaint against Emirates due to providing a stockpile of guns to the rebellion forces for the annhiliation of Sudanese people and devastatiion of thier infrastructure. I hope this is true . Sudanese expatriates contributed to the early development of the United Arab Emirates. But it seems that Sudan got the reward of Senimar. In the old good days, senimar was a skillful architect who built for one of kings the finest palace in his era. The king wanted no one to rival him by having another architectural feat so he threw the man from the top of the building . Eventually, senimar died but remained as an example of human ingratitude and egotism. Many videos exhbit an extreme violence inflicted on Sudanese Senimars that shouldn’t be displayed for children and adult who still suffer from the psychological truama of war and promotes hatred towards any part of community which is alleged of perpetrating the filmed crimes propagated througjh the social media.I think the videos showing all sorts of crimes committed by the Rapid Support Forces should be withdrawn to be kept by the esteemed Sudanese judiciary to disclose them at the right time by a consent of the families of victims inside the courts with the purpose of conviction and prosecution to refute the denial of culprits,but mustn’t be exploited in a political propaganda as this incites further innate violence and poses an infringement of the privacy of individuals affected by the war in Sudan. We thank the Sultanate of Oman which impounded a shipment of contraband including drones and guns that were enroute to Sudan to be delivered to the Rapid Support Forces..The influx of weapons from a broad is the one of the causes of war sustainability . We lookforward to the cooperation of friendly states intelligence agencies to unveil external conspiracies..Every one will lose in war , but all win when they incline to peace. Let”s hear the voice of reason rather than an explosive sound of powder. General Yassir AlAttaha, one of the members of the soveriegnity Council in an inauguration of health facility in Khartoum said “governors of states shouldn”t only be concerned with supporting war efforts but also should care for other essential services to the citizens.Apparently, there is a negligence of education and some private schools closed as result of accumulated debts.A preventive measure ought to be taken against the prevalence of an illiteracy and a moral decline arising from the lack of education disrupted by war which is no pupil or student fault there are war mongers and peace proponents.The first side see negotiation as an opportunity for the Rapid Support forces to re-instate themselves after thier dissolution while the other party think it is better to prevent bloodshed to reduce any future losses and to avert the recurrence of attrocities reported by the massmedia.As long as differences don’t preclude respect, why not find a space for a fruitful dialogue because Sudanese people deserve a safe future.