And that is, in soccer, and everything else for that matter:
Disgusting, but expected?
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Entries Tagged as ‘Sudan’
November 19, 2009
Reason #9734 Not to Support Egypt
November 13, 2009
Blog-o-versary!
I started my blog a year ago! So as promised, and only like a milllion trillion days late, I will follow through with my promise and tell you a little bit about me. First of all, this blog is anonymous, meaning that you don’t and won’t know my name and this shall remain so until [...]
June 13, 2009
Quote of the day
“Patriot: the person who can holler the loudest without knowing what he is hollering about.”
- Mark Twain
April 30, 2009
Look! It’s an update!
So turns out it’s been a while since I’ve blogged. I actually forgot my password to this thing. Not good, eh? Well, honestly I didn’t know I wasn’t going to be blogging for this long, it just…happened, so I didn’t prepare any excuses for the flaky blogging, but I do know exactly why I haven’t [...]
March 27, 2009
Reuters List of Best Websites About Sudan
If you’re like me and you are always hungry for more news about Sudan and constantly crave different views and news on Sudan, then be sure to check out the Reuters AlertNet list.
I am very thankful and humbled that Reuters included my blog as one of the best websites discussing Sudanese issues. I encourage my [...]
March 25, 2009
Exclusive Interview with the Sudanese Ambassador to the United States
Fellow Sudanese blogger Drima and I were fortunate enough to get a chance to interview Dr. Akec Khoc, the Sudanese Ambassador to the United States. Dr. Akec Khoc is a former exiled physician who was has spent years treating refugees in camps in Ethiopia and has a long record in health care advocacy for the [...]
March 23, 2009
Guess Who’s Not In Sudan?
Al-Bashir. The recently indicted president made his first trip outside Sudan to travel to Eritrea.
Ouch. The ICC’s feelings must really be hurt.
March 20, 2009
What’s Islam Got to Do With It?
It is no secret that the recent ICC indictment of president Al-Bashir has undermined the stability and possibly even sovereignty of Sudan. Regardless of many Sudanese officials declaring their disregard of the indictment, and many Arab countries’ demonstrating solidarity with Al-Bashir, deep down inside everyone is well aware that this will, sooner or later, have [...]
March 9, 2009
Quote of the Day
“We hope that the State of Qatar declines to receive [President] Al-Bashir to attend the Arab Summit; if not we would be forced to reconsider our position on the peace process.”
JEM leader Khalil Ibrahim
