A new Danish film portraying the Arab Muslim genocide against Black Africans in Darfur is being compared by the Sudanese government to the anti-Islamist film Fitna and to cartoons of Muhammad published in a Danish newspaper in 2005. The publication of those cartoons of the founder of Islam led to worldwide rioting and ongoing violence, including an attempt this week to kill one of the cartoonists.
… Sudan claims the film will portray “nonexistent conditions”, yet at the same time it will “prolong the war in Darfur.” According to a Sudanese official, the Danish filmmakers paid refugees in Kenya to falsely portray victims of genocide in Sudan.
via Sudan Incites Against New Danish Movie – Defense/Middle East – Israel News – Israel National News.
Yeah, of course. There has been no genocide in Darfur and Janjaweed militias were Santa’s Elves giving away Christmas’ gifts.
These guys are truly surprising… đ
By the way, Sudanese President was charged (and continues to be) of genocide last year, a move which was critisized by so liberal countries as Saudi Arabia or China, as Sudan’s supporters in this matter. And the UN denied it was a genocide because “the intention of committing a genocide was non-existent”. The African Union said that he was indicted because he was African. đ
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