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Sudan's real problem comes from Islam

December 10, 2006
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Rehka Basu's column regarding the brutality in the Sudan is interesting 
("We Must Stop Darfur Massacre, Nov. 19). The people of that region have 
been under a decade and half of siege, and the world's power structure 
has done little to intervene. However, Basu neglected to tell the true 
story of life in Sudan and what is developing and where the conflict is 
headed.

Basu failed to mention that the primary cause of the problem is Islamic 
terrorists, who have driven the feuding warlords from most of the 
country. These Islamic extremists have installed Taliban-style rules 
with the goal of creating a theocracy in Sudan.

This summer, the United Nations issued a report, which states that Syria 
has equipped and trained hundreds of the Islamic fighters and that Iran 
has delivered over 1,000 machine guns and grenade launchers and dozens 
of shoulder-fired surface-to-air missiles to Sudan. The Islamic 
extremists running the government have already declared that any 
intervention to assist the people of Sudan will be declared an act of war.

In addition, the general belief in the region is that the Islamists' 
goal is to grab secular territories of Puntland and Somaliland and also 
engulf parts of Kenya and Ethiopia.

For the people in this country and the world who do not believe we have 
problems with Islamic fundamentalists, wake up and quit looking through 
your rose-tinted glasses with the view that this is a religion of peace.

There are many good people who worship within the faith of Islam; 
however, until these good people stand up and remove the violent element 
from their religion, these types of conflicts will only increase.

- Bill Hendershot,
West Des Moines.

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