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Tuesday, August 03, 2004
I was reading the local newspaper today and came across a letter to the editor by Richard K. Ball of Charlottetown. Mr. Ball was talking about the situation in Darfur and he was wondering why the anti-war movement and peace protesters that were outraged over the war in Iraq aren't outraged over Sudan's war against the blacks of Darfur.
"There is currently a war being waged in Sudan by Arab Islamists against black Africans. Over one million black Africans have already been driven from their homes. The World Health Organization reports that up to 10,000 refugees are dying per month. The UN says that the war entails a campaign of mass rape, ethnic cleaning and murder, yet the once-vocal PEI 'peace protesters' are strangely silent. Where are the anti-war people today, and why aren't they protesting the war in the Sudan?"Mr. Ball does have a point. Why did the anti-war movement feel so strongly about the war in Iraq, which freed people from a brutal tyrant and then remain silent when genocide has been carried out by the Islamic government of the Sudan?
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