JoeM
Imperator
I'm sure we've had Darfur discussed many times before, but this comment in a BBC article today particularly irked me:
"...there had been no major attacks in the region since January and that there had also been a reduction in attacks on villages.
But US aid official Andrew Natsios said this was chiefly because there were no villages left to burn down. "
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/africa/4713751.stm
I haven't got a solution, but when is something going to be done?
After watching Storyville on the Srebreniza genocide, recaps of Rwanda, Auswitzch et al. when are we going to stop saying 'Never again' and actually DO something?
(Forget about oil incentives and Iraq if you can)
"...there had been no major attacks in the region since January and that there had also been a reduction in attacks on villages.
But US aid official Andrew Natsios said this was chiefly because there were no villages left to burn down. "
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/africa/4713751.stm
I haven't got a solution, but when is something going to be done?
After watching Storyville on the Srebreniza genocide, recaps of Rwanda, Auswitzch et al. when are we going to stop saying 'Never again' and actually DO something?
(Forget about oil incentives and Iraq if you can)