Think Twice on Bashir

Arrest him? Why not put a cruise missle through his bedroom window? Problem solved.

After killing some 200,000 or so, a warrant now comes??? What, they couldn't find a judge? But, in a country (USA) where people are killed before they fully arrive....I KNOW YOU CALL IT ABORTION....on demand no less, I really can't get the "moral" outrage concerning Darfur. Through the years I bet more than 200,000 would-be citizens were denied the right to life through abortion. Maybe it's for the good though. A lot of them would probably have grown up to be liberals.

It is dubious whether the warrant does a clear signal to those who have much more blood on their hands as long as they are from and with the West.

As a human being, I am very upset by the violence and bloodshed in Darfur. BUT I also find it very interesting how the number of dead in the Darfur has gone from 200,000 to 300,000 in a matter of months. I suspect the claim will be 6,000,000 by the end of the year.

I have spent much time looking at Darfur, and I am NOT buying what the media is selling. I think there are foreign sponsorred militias in CHAD, and I put the blame on them and not the Government of the Sudan.

If there was not a sea of oil under the sands of Darfur, there would be no violence. In my opinion the plan is to cause chaos as a justification to insert UN controlled troops, control the land and steal the resources.

It's a complex political question.

We, Darfuries, do not believe that AlBashir could believe in peace and justice in Sudan, not only in Darfur. Warrant suspension is not a solution not for Darfur nor for CPA. Since, ICC process began in 2005, AlBashir has done nothing except empy promises. We have seen how the government of Sudan has blocked aid from most needy people in campuses. We have seen how this government of criminals (genocide, war crimes, and crimes against humanity) has constantly refused to UNAMID forces to reach Darfur. As, we give them more time, we will keep seeing more worse in whole Sudan not only in Darfur. The ICC has to work and continue work to bring justice in Darfur. UN has to support ICC to bring what UN failed in 6 years to bring through this warrant of arrest of the head of Genociders in Sudan. The World should not be shame to support ICC to bring the justice by presenting AlBashir to face trial.
Leave unfair fears which led us to this point. Such fears like this articles that we suffer from for 6 years.

Misgivings however justified of U.S's non-involvement or the selectiveness of justice would not cut much ice in the longer term. And worries of its provoking and enlarging the disaster in Darfur or similar internal districts are unconvincing given the multitude of international aid mechanism with the right conviction.
There may indeed be expensive legal egos involved but that should not be reason to be taken against what could evolve to be an effective operating mechanism in redressing the biased relationship between the ruler and the ruled and promoting good governance.

The Bushes and Sharons are sacred cows, indeed. Blame nobody but the myopic muslim who thinks to the West positively, dreaming acceptance.

And the Bushes and Sharons are sacred cows! None is more myopic than the 'uncle Tom' type muslim.

ICC just think they are God, the righteous law. Actually, they are completely ignorance and stupid people only, not better than you and me. A good laugh only.

President Bashir has clearly demonstrated the level of his concern for his people by truculantly bsanishing inbternational aid agencies who have provded essential humanitarian services in his country. Now, in the interest of potential agreements (which seem to be ever far-off in some distant future) the international community should defer charging this monster and prosecuting him for his crimes? I think not. The international community has sanctioned Mugabe of Zimbabwe to what effect? The West must face the present consequences its own reluctance to intervene in a genocidal disaster. We acted in Bosnia, why not Rwanda-Burundi, or Darfur? Are the lives of Africans less important than those of eastern and southern Europeans? Is the international community more accepting of brutality and slaughter in Africa than in Europe? What gives, here? Is the World community striving to establish humane standards of political conduct? If so, how can genocidal slaughter prompt us to intervene in one region and ignore another?

This analysis of this article is pathetic, of course those of the African Union and Muslim associations prefer a deferal, a permanent one at that, because most of them are guilty of the same crimes (just without the publicity). The only problem with the U.N. calling for the arrest of Omar Bashir, is that they don't have the courage to follow through with such actions, they shelll out warranted and unwarranted threats, year after year. The only danger is these violent and evil dictators will call the U.N. bluff and further impose their will and fist on any disenting group. The U.N. should follow through and show the dictators and theocracies throughout Africa and the Middle East, that their is consequences for acts of rape and vicious killings sponsored by the state.

Someone does something worse than anything any politician in America has ever even considered and there are excuses. Consistency is a wonderful thing. Never going to happen at Newsweek.