Darfur:there Is No 'genocide', It's the Oil Stupid

In its quest for global domination of all oil resources and unquenchable thirst for power, the next front for America's imperialism is Africa and the new enemy is China. The race for power between these monolithic Superpowers is escalating, that's why the United States has created this conflict in Darfur, to control the oil and disrupt Chinese supply.

America's proxy war with China is being waged in Darfur; the well planned and well executed propaganda campaign of the poor Blacks being SLAUGHTERED by the Evil Arabs is much repeated by stupid American talk show hosts and even dumber American news broadcasters. Since 9/11, Bush, Cheney, Condoleezza and their cabal have their perfect villain for all sinister global military campaigns: the Arab.

Cue video tape of a dark man with a turban twirling his moustache and throwing his head back in an evil cackle; a perfectly tailored propaganda tool for patriotic fools and comatose sheep. There are no Arabs involved in this conflict, just Americans helping kill Black Africans , mostly unarmed men, women and children.
The entire goal of the propaganda about a Holocaust by Arabs is to justify bringing in NATO troops to the Sudan and bring about regime change so that the United States can install a puppet government to take control of the oil in the Darfur region. Sound familiar? There is no genocide in Darfur; there is a bloody civil war created and escalated by American military leaders looking to eliminate Chinese power in Africa and control the oil. For this agenda, thousands of innocent are being murdered in Darfur, just as in the Middle East.

America trains and funds terrorists in Sudan:

Via the Pentagon and American Special Forces Unit with diplomatic shelter from neighbouring Chad, the US armed and funded the terrorist group the Sudanese Liberation Army (SLA) to attack the Khartoum government, who then hired the Janjiweed militias to fight off the SLA and Darfur civilians got caught in the middle, creating a humanitarian crisis but, no genocide. Darfur is Black Sudanese killing Black Sudanese for power, control, wealth and resources. America pounced on the tragedy it created for the people of Darfur, labelled and sold it as 'genocide' to justify NATO troops invading and occupying Sudan and their oil resources.
February 2006, based on their own manufactured propaganda of a 'genocide', the US Senate adopted a resolution requesting NATO forces in Darfur; while the United Nations backed African Union (AU) soldiers are inserted into the conflict to give NATO cover for it's ground and air assaults against the Sudanese government, America's imperialist quest to control the oil in Darfur is being served.

The American funded and trained terrorist group, the SLA, is attacking Sudan's government and civilians with weaponry supplied by the murky underworld of illegal arms dealers, often referred to as 'merchants of death'. One such character of these dark dealings is ex-KGB agent, Victor Bout, who has his offices in Texas and Florida which, conveniently, the US government leaves intact and without legal action or tampering despite the fact that Bout is on Interpol's' most wanted list.

China in Darfur:

In 2006 China became the worlds second largest importer of oil, after the United States and Beijing has set up a solid foundation with Africa to supply it with its petroleum needs, including 50 per cent ownership of an oil refinery near Darfur and building a pipeline from southern Sudan to a new terminal at Port Sudan on the Red Sea, where the oil is transported to China.

The China National Petroleum Company (CNPC) owns the rights to the oil in the area skimming the southern tip of Darfur, where the Sudanese government announced in 2005 they found more oil and will pump 500,000 barrels per day.

Chevron, ExxonMobil and Chad:

Chad is the hostile neighbour of the Sudan and has been America's biggest supporter in destroying the Khartoum government, killing thousands of civilians and giving shelter to American supported terrorists.

Chevron, in partnership with ExxonMobil and the Bush administration, have built their own pipeline running from central Chad, conveniently near Darfur, to the Atlantic Ocean with oil heading to the United States; this 3.7 billion dollar pipeline carries about 160,000 barrels of oil a day.

The "Darfur genocide" propaganda campaign began in 2003, the same time the Chad oil pipeline began to flow; the US now had a base in Chad to go after Darfur oil and, potentially, co-opt China's new oil sources.

China: Winning hearts and minds in Africa

Beijing appears to be winning in Africa; in 2006, China began a campaign to strengthen ties with African nations, including Chad, the result is that China now imports oil from both Chad and the Sudan. China's economic presence in Chad will serve to calm the death march in the Sudan which sabotages Washington's' agenda to control and exploit regional oil resources.

While the Americas and the Europeans continue to exploit and cripple African nations through exorbitant debt via the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World Bank, China is killing them with kindness giving free grants, no interest loans, building roads and schools to counteract the destructive IMF and World Bank trap of loans with exorbitantly high interest rates to keep oil rich African nations enslaved to the US & Europe and keeping people of Africa trapped in cycle of war, poverty and illiteracy.

The United States hunger for oil, resources, power, control and domination on a global scale has opened a new front on the Cold War: Africa and this time China is the 'Evil Empire', which we can add to the Axis of Evil.

The Americans continue to use antiquated and primitive methods to dominate other nations, peoples and cultures in a world that has progressed beyond military aggression as a means to achieve goals.

In the new global environment we all live in, China understands what the United States doesn't, mutually reciprocal financial investment, cross-cultural understanding and non-violent means is the new way of doing business; even the dirty business of modern imperialism, requires finesse and diplomacy not death and hysterical demands and labelling others as 'evil'.

Guns blazing and Genocide propaganda blaring, the American hordes come marching into Africa.