http://www.marteydodoo.com/2005/07/31/where-is-john-garang/ Sun, 20 Jul 2008 02:01:30 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 http://www.marteydodoo.com/2005/07/31/where-is-john-garang/#comment-668 matat kamaka Mon, 08 Aug 2005 06:41:02 +0000 http://www.marteydodoo.com/?p=483#comment-668 It is still difficult to point a finger at some one. Dr. Garang's death must properly be investigated. He boarded a ugandan helicopter, but not a sudanese government plane. How can a sudanese government not afford to offer him a jet? It seems this is a planned mission. Who knows the planner thought Garang would become the President of the Southern sudan, but not for the whole country. The planner might have discussed some deals with Garang and has discovered that he is not going to get what he has been promised by Garang during the struggle. Let 's see the death of laurent Kabila. He failed to deliver what he had promised to the three nations as a gift for their participation. My advice to Salva kiri is to see SPLA/M as a movement for all sudanese, but not for Dinka, Nuer and siluk. Finally we should know that many countries supported this movement and lost many of their armies and needed compensation from the SPLA/M, but were not given anything. The major problem are the empty promises of oil and othernatural resources. It is still difficult to point a finger at some one. Dr. Garang's death must properly be investigated. He boarded a ugandan helicopter, but not a sudanese government plane. How can a sudanese government not afford to offer him a jet? It seems this is a planned mission. Who knows the planner thought Garang would become the President of the Southern sudan, but not for the whole country. The planner might have discussed some deals with Garang and has discovered that he is not going to get what he has been promised by Garang during the struggle. Let 's see the death of laurent Kabila. He failed to deliver what he had promised to the three nations as a gift for their participation. My advice to Salva kiri is to see SPLA/M as a movement for all sudanese, but not for Dinka, Nuer and siluk. Finally we should know that many countries supported this movement and lost many of their armies and needed compensation from the SPLA/M, but were not given anything. The major problem are the empty promises of oil and othernatural resources.

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