Why do you think the other fighting faction of Darfur rebels refusing signing peace agreement. are they right.
598485
No they should sign, I believe they will in time.
1150990
LOL they cannot even combine to quit trying to defeat themselves. the Sunni's kill the shi'ites and the shi'ites kill the sunni's in retaliation. Let me know how that turns out.
173677
I agree with Dr ans its really shame i donno what the world is watching and what these US and UK doing to stabilize peace in the world? \n\nIn Darfur i really dont understand where the money is going.What this BIG BOSS US is doing cant he understand this.
812451
LOL! disagree. i don't believe that they can do it even if they would wish to. but it's also because of the fact that they are peace-loving people.
1159223
The three people left in the universe who have any control of the force all team up and it wouldn't make any difference? You're crazy! The rebelion couldn't do crap all against those three, and so many people from the rebelion would trade sides if their hero luke skywalker told them to, makiing the darkside even stronger and the rebelion even weaker. I think they would have controlled the universe with an unwaivering fist of dominence.
1146972
Follow-up Question:\nWouldn't it be hypocritical for a pacifist to expect other people to take up arms and endanger themselves for the pacifist's sake?
1183117
If your a Christian, you KNOW this has to happen.\n\nIf your not a Christian, you would not understand it anyway.\n\n\nThis did happen.  It is happening now.\n\nThere will be no end to this war over there.\n\nIt will only end when the 7 years of peace is signed.\n\n3 1/2 years later...KaBoom....\n\n.
1121789
When the U.N. doesn't put countries like Sudan on the Human Rights council, we might consider the U.N. a viable force in the world, but until they clean up their act, end the corruption that has been proven and admitted to by the U.N., it's kind of silly to expect us to help elevate an organization like the U.N. into a position of being able to dictate to us.\n\nBesides, it's supporters and most "World Government" supporters seem to be fairly good at alienating the West by calling them names.  Look at your own question.  Look at the attitude of the number 2 man in the U.N.\n\nKind of silly if you want support.  Seems you just want to insult people to make yourself look better.  Doesn't work well.\n\nTry a more enlightened debate.  I'll join.  Until then, it isn't worthy of being more than a talk show.\n\nOh, do you really expect a country to debase or avoid using their own assets in their own interest?  Wouldn't that be kind of silly?  Or do you mean that we should sacrifice our own self-interest to give YOU what YOU want?\n\nWhen you have done as much as we have to make our country great, when you have a Bill of Rights worthy of our respect, when you support Free Speech over political expediency, when you support the democratic ability of the people to choose their own government, then you'll have our support, and mine.\n\nAnd we see you sacrificing your self-interests, we'll consider doing the same.  Until then it's just begging and then bitterness when the country you are begging from doesn't give you a handout.  Earn it yourself.
442435
Why they don't want to leave, a lot of people are making a lot of money off this war!! I is like everything Bush tries to do it might sound good at first but it fails!! And Bush refuses to go there and say it is time to get it together!! They never spend enough time their, They try to make it look good with visits for a few hours and are out of there!! As all the press says they are headed for civil war and that will just keep us there longer. The so called Iraq government can't agree on anything over there and it is time for someone to step in and show them and demand it be done,HAven't enough of our troops died for this??
568991
This has been going on for a good 10-15 years now. However the persecuted are poor Black Christians. The persecuters are generally of Arabic descent and Islamic. Sudan being one of the few Arab nations not mass producing terrorists. \n\nKind of a touchy political situation. The pacifists here don't want us to use our Military at all. The racists don't care because the victems are Black. The Islamic factions will see it as another attack on their religion. Christians have been asking the US to intercede for a decade now. \n\nThe Islamic nations will be up in arms if we use the military in Sudan. We might alienate Egypt as well as facing miitary aid to Sudan from other Islamic nations. \n\nAfrica is touchy about the US being on the continent. Somolia and Nigeria both Islamic or headed by Islamics would be very likely to aid Sudan despite the victems being almost all Black. Other African non-Islamic nations might be hostile over US intervention. \n\nWhat would we do with the refugees? What nation will accept them? We cannot bring peace to Sudan without splitting it into two nations. The Islamics will not tolerate another religioun. You will be seeing the same kind of war in Nigeria soon. If we step into Sudan we'll be drawn into Nigeria's cival war as well. \n\nOn the flip side we have troops nearby who could easily be diverted. We could save thousands of lives with minimal effort. \n\nSudan's gov is not an ally or friendly to the US. Sudan has been used as a base for terrorist ops and many terrorists may have found sancuary there who have been run out of Pakistan and Saudi Arabia. \n\nI think the better option is to lean on some African powers to help get Sudan devided into two nations. African troops will be better recieved and deviding into seperate nations will likely bring about a long term peace. The US can provide air support and remove segments of the Sudanese military machine. After that any African army would have an easy time of moving in and securing the area I think. I am opposed to ground troops and I don't feel that the US could absorb the Sudanese refugees at this time. The economic costs would make Katrina rebuilding seem cheap. With hurricane season rolling around again and likely to produce one or two more Katrinas, a struggling US economy and our current issues Sudanese refugess would just be more than we could handle. At least that many of them. We are talking about a quarter of a nations population. Millions who are in peril. There just is not a place or money in the US for all those people. I think the Suandanse Christan's and the world in general would be better off producing a South Sudan and North Sudan. The Christians in the South and Muslims in the North. \n\nIt's also time to formulate what we will do when Nigeria boils over. It won't be more than 5 years before this happens unless something changes soon.
533974
i don"t agree at all. That's just stupid decision for me. Why have to choose war for get some peace?\na state have to more concern about their people than their own interest!
210447
If a country is not willing to help themselves then what will we be fighting for.  It is actually more difficult in some cases to determine if they are not willing to help themselves or if they actually can not help themselves.  Some countries are actually incapable of helping themselves.  Africa sticks out in my mind when speaking of this.  Not to pick on Africa though there are plenty of others however that was the first one that came to mind.  Bottom line for me though is if you refuse to help yourself then there is nothing we can do for you.
634444
no, i'm hopeful, but it seems so unlikely...and not either side is 100% innocent...but seems that israel is intentionally setting goals and demands for the palestinians to meet in order for hopes of peace that they know they can't do, or make it impossible for them to achieve.  ruining their land, burning farms, bulldozing, shooting people in the streets is not way to allow that area to stabilize and police itself.  several years ago israel kept saying, like they are now, that they need to get police out and stop the militants, but with the occupation, they would shoot at anybody even the police, making it impossible to their job..so its very much like palestine gets set up to fail, add to that all the frustration and hate coming from the palestinians and its a candle and powder keg.
650924
India has refused to follow the mandated UN ordered plebiscite and has not agreed to any of the possible peace solutions.  For a good explanation of the conflict please see my source.
899976
Yes, example darfur. We can't peacefully walk in there and make everything okay.
834952
From the Israeli standpoint it is a bad deal.  Hezbollah is just using the time to regroup.  They are doing a good job at the hearts and minds campaign.  Lebanon gets crap.  Hezbollah is a para-military group made up of many foreigners that is bolder and more mobile and professional than the Lebanese army.  What Lebanon get is weaker.  This is what you call being at loggerheads.  Which is basically what a war looks like.  Guess what?  I didn't say a word about the Palestinians did I.  What do they get, I don't know.  Nothing probably in the above scenario.
492223
Well, first of all, they would have to stop fighting eachother and focus on rebuilding their lands and farms and infrastructer so they can better feed everyone, and go from there. Outside help and aid can only bring them so far.  They have to become self sufficient or they will never truely end the misery.