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Sudan research
SUDAN
1924 – The British colonial rulers of
Sudan. That same year they made laws to abolish slavery in Sudan. (A
crime so monstrous. E Benjamin Skinner ©2008 UK).
1972 – Khashoggi helped arrange a
revolving loan of $200 million. It was to be raised by 31 banks and
guaranteed by the Saudi central bank. It was for a giant project that
originally included sugar, cattle, textiles, minerals and cement.
(Arms bazaar ©1977 Sampson).
2 March 1973 – In Sudan the US
ambassador, Cleo A Noel jr and diplomat George C Moore were taken
hostage and killed. The Fatah organisation were suspected.
2 March 1973 – US ambassador to Sudan
was assassinated. Cleo A Noel and other diplomats were killed, at the
Saudi Arabian embassy in Khartoum by members of Black September.
1 March 1974 – Saudi Arabian embassy
in Khartoum was seized by Black September terrorists. Diplomats were
taken hostage. The terrorists murdered two Americans and one Belgiun
diplomat.
1975 – Carlos the Jackal aka Ilich
Ramirez Sanchez lived in Khartoum Sudan at the Meridien hotel, he
impersonated a French arms dealer. A Socialist member of the PFLP.
Carlos kidnapped 11 member of the OPEC oil producing cartel in Vienna
Austria. He then flew to Algeria for ransoms. (The looming tower.
Lawrence Wright ©2006 US).
1976-82 – As part of Cuba’s
alliance with Mengistu Haile Mariam’s regime in Ethiopia, Cuba
engaged in political and military support for the Liberation movement
of southern Sudan. It was headed by John Garang, against the Arab
Muslim regime in Khartoum.
1978 – In Sudan another BCCI branch
was due to open. This was unusual because every other bank in Sudan
was nationalised.
1980 – A payoff to an African central
banker Swaleh Naqvi asked Akbar Bilgrami to take senior official from
Sudan’s central bank on a shopping trip at Harrods in London. BCCI
paid more than $100,000. In return the official put millions of
dollars of Sudan’s foreign exchange reserves into BCCI.
1988 – Famine that killed 250,000
people. (A crime so monstrous. E Benjamin Skinner ©2008 UK).
1989 – The leader of Sudan sent a
delegation to Peshawar Pakistan. Al-Qaeda Sudan relations.
Late 1989 to late 1991 – Bin Laden
relocated al-Qaeda infrastructure to Sudan. Most of al-Qaeda’s
fighters moved to Sudan. (Inside al-Qaeda. ©2002 R Gunaratna).
1990s – Human trafficking, quarter of
a million Sudanese have been kidnapped and sold into international
sex slavery. (The secret history of the American empire. John
Perkins. ©2007 US).
1991 – Sudan Islamic banking
http:reference.allrefer.com for the Sudan.
1991-96 – In 1991 bin Laden left
Saudi Arabia and moved to Sudan where he remained until 1996.
April 1991 – Saudi Arabia expels bin
Laden so he takes up residence in Sudan.
Late 1991 – In Sudan members of
Egyptian Islamic Jihad were being trained in the use of explosives.
Sudan’s intelligence worked closely with al-Qaeda. (Inside al-Qaeda
©2002 R Gunaratna).
1992 – Nizam al-Zakah fi al-Sudan
Omdurman Islamic university printing and publishing p192 Sudan.
Muhammad Bashir Abdulqadir.
1992 – Bin Laden moved to Sudan
Khartoum in 1992, flying from Afghanistan, with 4 wives and 17
children. There were 4 million horses in Sudan, the horses were used
for transport and farm work. (The looming tower. Lawrence Wright
©2006 US).
1993 – Sudan is placed on the State
departments list of countries that sponsor terrorist activities. Bin
Laden’s followers try to get components of nuclear weapons and
begin to work with Sudan’s NIP to develop chemical arms.
1993 – The 1993 census in Sudan was
cancelled due to civil war in the south. (Economic gangsters. Raymond
Fisman. Edward Miguel (c)2008 US).
1993 – The Third World relief agency
TWRA a Sudan based fake humanitarian organisation. It was used as a
go between for the suppliers and fighters in Bosnia. TWRA had links
with Islamists like Sheikh Omar Abdul Rahman, the blind sheikh,
involved in the 1993 WTC bombing and bin Laden.
1993 – Cofer Black transferred from
London to Khartoum Sudan. He arrived as the CIA station chief.
Sudan’s government sponsored terrorism and the US had imposed
economic sanctions. A Muslim Brotherhood inspired political party,
called the National Islamic Front, led by Hasan al-Turabi had taken
power. Turabi proclaimed Solidarity with terrorists both Socialist
and Islamic. Hamas, Hezbollah, Egypt’s Islamic group, Algeria’s
Islamic Salvation Front, Carlos the Jackal and Osama bin Laden.
(Ghost wars ©2004 Steve Coll).
May 1993 – Pakistan crackdown on Arab
radicals in spring. So bin Laden sent money to fly 480 of these
Jihadists to Khartoum. They became part of bin Laden’s businesses.
Money went to Egyptian Islamists for printing presses and weapons.
27 April 1993 – Declaration of Jihad
against African Sudanese. Fatma issued from Kordofan El Obeid.
Quraishi M Tariq.
1994 – Four Arab veterans of the
Afghan war tried to kill bin Laden during 1994. The assassins opened
fire inside a Khartoum mosque where bin laden preached. They shot
several worshippers dead before they realised that bin laden was not
there. (Ghost wars ©2004 Steve Coll).
January 1994 – By this time bin Laden
was financing at least three terrorist training camps in north Sudan,
where rebels from at least six nations received training.
Late 1994 – bin Laden was working
closely with the Sudanese intelligence services, Sudanese
intelligence were running paramilitary and terrorist operations in
Egypt and elsewhere. Bin Laden had access to Sudanese military
radios, weapons, and about 200 Sudanese passports. These passports
added to the false documents bin Laden had acquired for his aides,
and for the travel papers of Arab volunteers who were killed in the
Afghan Jihad. Three training camps in northern Sudan, a multinational
private army. (Ghost wars ©2004 Steve Coll).
1995 – Using Iranian funds, al-Turabi
of Sudan helped Palestinian Islamic Jihad return to Israel where it
carried out terror operations. Hamas, Algerian Islamic Salvation Army
fighters, Iranian revolutionary guards, and al-Gama’at al-Islamiyya
also relied on the government of Sudan. By 1995 half of the 3,000
Iranian revolutionary guards sent to Khartoum Sudan had came from
Lebanon, of these more than 1,000 were Lebanese Hezbollah. (American
Jihad ©2002 S Emerson).
1995 – Mugniyeh was flying back to
Beirut from Sudan after a meeting with bin Laden. The US arranged for
his Middle East airways plane to make a unscheduled stop in Saudi
Arabia. But Saudi authorities refused to make him leave the plane.
1995 – An FBI source was Jamal
al-Fadl a Sudanese militant who fled bin Laden’s circle after
stealing a large sum of money from him in 1995. He was recruited by
the Americans in 1996. (al-Qaeda ©2003 J Burke).
17 August 1996 – Sudanese rebel
kidnapping Sudan’s peoples liberation army SPLA rebels kidnapped
six missionaries in Mapourdit including a US citizen, an Italian,
three Australians and a Sudanese. The SPLA released the hostages 11
days later.
Late 1990’s – al-Qaeda got uranium
in Khartoum, and hired Egyptian and Pakistani physicists to research
the development of unconventional weapons.
Nov 1996 – Sudan’s Jamal al Fadl
worked for Osama Bin Laden in Khartoum. He had lived in Brooklyn New
York. He was captured by the US. al Qaeda training camps and sleeper
cells, nuclear and chemical weapons. 93 known members of al Qaeda
then. (The looming tower. Lawrence Wright ©2006 US).
1 November 1996 – Red Cross worker
kidnappings in Sudan. A breakaway group from the Sudanese people
liberation army SPLA kidnapped three international committee of the
Red Cross ICRC workers. Including a US citizen, an Australian and a
Kenyan. On 9 December the rebels released the hostages in exchange
for ICRC supplies and a health survey for their camp.
1998 – Famine caused by
war and drought. 70,000 people died. Wikipedia.
20 August 1998 – US unleashes cruise
missile strikes against suspected terrorist installations in Sudan.
In retaliation for the US embassy attacks in Africa.
20 August 1998 – Al Shifa, a
pharmaceutical plant in Khartoum, was tied to the production of
chemical weapons for bin Laden. Cruise missile attack in retaliation
against bin Laden.
5-8 May 1998 – Contemporary
government application of zakat in Sudan. Seminar on contemporary
applications of Islamic economics. Casablanca Morocco. Abd al-Muem
al-Gusi.
September 2001 – Mohamed Atta, who
piloted a jet into the WTC, wired money to bin Laden’s former
paymaster in Sudan. Shaykh Said al-Masri (aka Mustafa Muhammad Ahmad)
on the eve of 9/11. (Alms for Jihad ©2006 Burr and Collins).
30 September 2001 – Resentful West
spurned Sudan’s key terror files. David Rose. The Observer.
2003 – Obligatory almsgiving, an
inquiry into zakat in the pre colonial bilael al-Sudan. Helsinki
oriental society p26. Holger Weiss.
January 2003 – Ibn Baz federation al
Afandi establishment African company Sudan al Amoudi group. Ibrahim
Muhammad Afandi (Alms for Jihad ©2006 Burr and Collins).
15 November 2006 – 32 people were
killed and 18 wounded in Darfur. Militia attack rebels Sudan.
16 February 2007 – US appeals court
upholds terrorist designation for Islamic charity. A Federal appeals
court upheld the US government decision to freeze the assets of an
Islamic charity, with alleged links to a Sudanese group that supports
terrorism. The Treasury department claims that Islamic American
relief agency USA is an affiliate of the Islamic African relief
agency. A Sudan based charity that US government says finances
al-Qaeda and other terrorist groups. The US court of appeals for the
district of Colombia agreed with a lower courts 2005 decision, saying
the charity was a branch of the Sudanese based agency. (Int Herald
Tribune, Site institute 15 Feb 2007).
9 Oct 2010 – Slavery. Africa news
service. $10 and $100, more than 10,000 people are in slavery in
Sudan today, most have been abducted.
7 November 2012 – Iranian warships
dock in port Sudan. Iran Daily Brief.
Dec 2013 – The British red cross
ICRC, since Dec 2013, have distributed more than 12 million food
rations to more than 43,000 people in south Sudan. (17 Oct 2015
Twitter.)
24 Dec 2013 – Fighting in south Sudan
as the UN finds mass graves. All things considered. Washington DC.
24 Feb 2014 – Mass
graves of Bor in south Sudan. Dug by the UN at the St Andrews
Episcopal church. Street children who were in the market. Irin news.
8 July 2014 – Dozens of children are
buried in south Sudan in mass graves. The truth Uganda. The war, 200
bodies mass graves.
6 Oct 2014 – Biggest ever UN
humanitarian operation ever. Food, starvation. South Sudan food
crisis, children AFP. The Guardian UK.
18 Oct 2014 – Sudan calls for support
to combat human trafficking. Trans national crime. Sudan Tribune
Khartoum.
20 Oct 2014 – South Sudan, sex
violence is rampant, a two year old girl was raped. UN. Rape and
other forms of sex violence in south Sudan. A two year old victim.
Reuters.
22 Oct 2014 – Human trafficking is on
the rise in east Sudan. MP on Radio Dabanga. Organised networks or
rings. Mohamed El Taher Oushan, member of parliament for the Kassda
state.
2 Nov 2014 – Arrests Communist party
Blue Nile. Radio Dabanga. Ed Damazin Sudan’s Communist party in
Blue Nile state.
4 Nov 2014 – Communist party in Blue
Nile. Radio Tamazuj. Lawyers of the Communist party members arrested.
Sudan’s Communist party members were detained in the Blue Nile.
Radio Debanga.
5 Nov 2014 – Sudan bans observers
from the scene of mass rapes. Sudan troops ban UN and African union
peacekeepers from a town in western Darfur, to investigate reports of
mass rapes of at least 200 women and girls. The Guardian UK.
21 June 2015 – South Sudan oposition
leader doubts government anti corruption crusade. WAU. Leader of
south Sudan peoples liberation party, PLP, Peter Mayen Majongdit.
Anti graft corruption related. Sudan Times.
19 Sept 2015 – Death toll rises to
183 in south Sudan from a tanker explosion. Maridi south Sudan.
Severe burns of patients. Fox news. NZ Herald. AP.
14 Oct 2015 – The Sudan
government is accused by the UN and UK of witholding rations from
Darfur peacekeepers. Food and other basic needs rations, at a Dafur
port. UNAMID. 190 food rations containers at port Sudan. Mass rapes
by troops in Darfur. Channel news Asia.
19 Oct 2015 – India has
been told not to welcome al-Bashir. The Int criminal court ICC is
seeking his arrest. Omar al-Bashir, war crimes against humanity.
Genocide in Darfur. Al-Bashr has two ICC arrest warrants issued in
2009 and 2010. Hundreds of thousands of civilians were made homeless
in refugee camps in Chad. Human rights watch.
23 Oct 2015 – The UN
says there are 300,000 war victims in South Sudan who face starvation
and death. The UN is demanding access. Twitter. Examiner. William
Lambar.
29 Oct 2015 – Forced
cannibalism, blood drinking south Sudan conflict report. Photo. Press
TV. Twitter.
Friday, October 23, 2015
Sudan research
SUDAN
1924 – The British colonial rulers of
Sudan. That same year they made laws to abolish slavery in Sudan. (A
crime so monstrous. E Benjamin Skinner ©2008 UK).
1972 – Khashoggi helped arrange a
revolving loan of $200 million. It was to be raised by 31 banks and
guaranteed by the Saudi central bank. It was for a giant project that
originally included sugar, cattle, textiles, minerals and cement.
(Arms bazaar ©1977 Sampson).
2 March 1973 – In Sudan the US
ambassador, Cleo A Noel jr and diplomat George C Moore were taken
hostage and killed. The Fatah organisation were suspected.
2 March 1973 – US ambassador to Sudan
was assassinated. Cleo A Noel and other diplomats were killed, at the
Saudi Arabian embassy in Khartoum by members of Black September.
1 March 1974 – Saudi Arabian embassy
in Khartoum was seized by Black September terrorists. Diplomats were
taken hostage. The terrorists murdered two Americans and one Belgiun
diplomat.
1975 – Carlos the Jackal aka Ilich
Ramirez Sanchez lived in Khartoum Sudan at the Meridien hotel, he
impersonated a French arms dealer. A Socialist member of the PFLP.
Carlos kidnapped 11 member of the OPEC oil producing cartel in Vienna
Austria. He then flew to Algeria for ransoms. (The looming tower.
Lawrence Wright ©2006 US).
1976-82 – As part of Cuba’s
alliance with Mengistu Haile Mariam’s regime in Ethiopia, Cuba
engaged in political and military support for the Liberation movement
of southern Sudan. It was headed by John Garang, against the Arab
Muslim regime in Khartoum.
1978 – In Sudan another BCCI branch
was due to open. This was unusual because every other bank in Sudan
was nationalised.
1980 – A payoff to an African central
banker Swaleh Naqvi asked Akbar Bilgrami to take senior official from
Sudan’s central bank on a shopping trip at Harrods in London. BCCI
paid more than $100,000. In return the official put millions of
dollars of Sudan’s foreign exchange reserves into BCCI.
1988 – Famine that killed 250,000
people. (A crime so monstrous. E Benjamin Skinner ©2008 UK).
1989 – The leader of Sudan sent a
delegation to Peshawar Pakistan. Al-Qaeda Sudan relations.
Late 1989 to late 1991 – Bin Laden
relocated al-Qaeda infrastructure to Sudan. Most of al-Qaeda’s
fighters moved to Sudan. (Inside al-Qaeda. ©2002 R Gunaratna).
1990s – Human trafficking, quarter of
a million Sudanese have been kidnapped and sold into international
sex slavery. (The secret history of the American empire. John
Perkins. ©2007 US).
1991 – Sudan Islamic banking
http:reference.allrefer.com for the Sudan.
1991-96 – In 1991 bin Laden left
Saudi Arabia and moved to Sudan where he remained until 1996.
April 1991 – Saudi Arabia expels bin
Laden so he takes up residence in Sudan.
Late 1991 – In Sudan members of
Egyptian Islamic Jihad were being trained in the use of explosives.
Sudan’s intelligence worked closely with al-Qaeda. (Inside al-Qaeda
©2002 R Gunaratna).
1992 – Nizam al-Zakah fi al-Sudan
Omdurman Islamic university printing and publishing p192 Sudan.
Muhammad Bashir Abdulqadir.
1992 – Bin Laden moved to Sudan
Khartoum in 1992, flying from Afghanistan, with 4 wives and 17
children. There were 4 million horses in Sudan, the horses were used
for transport and farm work. (The looming tower. Lawrence Wright
©2006 US).
1993 – Sudan is placed on the State
departments list of countries that sponsor terrorist activities. Bin
Laden’s followers try to get components of nuclear weapons and
begin to work with Sudan’s NIP to develop chemical arms.
1993 – The 1993 census in Sudan was
cancelled due to civil war in the south. (Economic gangsters. Raymond
Fisman. Edward Miguel (c)2008 US).
1993 – The Third World relief agency
TWRA a Sudan based fake humanitarian organisation. It was used as a
go between for the suppliers and fighters in Bosnia. TWRA had links
with Islamists like Sheikh Omar Abdul Rahman, the blind sheikh,
involved in the 1993 WTC bombing and bin Laden.
1993 – Cofer Black transferred from
London to Khartoum Sudan. He arrived as the CIA station chief.
Sudan’s government sponsored terrorism and the US had imposed
economic sanctions. A Muslim Brotherhood inspired political party,
called the National Islamic Front, led by Hasan al-Turabi had taken
power. Turabi proclaimed Solidarity with terrorists both Socialist
and Islamic. Hamas, Hezbollah, Egypt’s Islamic group, Algeria’s
Islamic Salvation Front, Carlos the Jackal and Osama bin Laden.
(Ghost wars ©2004 Steve Coll).
May 1993 – Pakistan crackdown on Arab
radicals in spring. So bin Laden sent money to fly 480 of these
Jihadists to Khartoum. They became part of bin Laden’s businesses.
Money went to Egyptian Islamists for printing presses and weapons.
27 April 1993 – Declaration of Jihad
against African Sudanese. Fatma issued from Kordofan El Obeid.
Quraishi M Tariq.
1994 – Four Arab veterans of the
Afghan war tried to kill bin Laden during 1994. The assassins opened
fire inside a Khartoum mosque where bin laden preached. They shot
several worshippers dead before they realised that bin laden was not
there. (Ghost wars ©2004 Steve Coll).
January 1994 – By this time bin Laden
was financing at least three terrorist training camps in north Sudan,
where rebels from at least six nations received training.
Late 1994 – bin Laden was working
closely with the Sudanese intelligence services, Sudanese
intelligence were running paramilitary and terrorist operations in
Egypt and elsewhere. Bin Laden had access to Sudanese military
radios, weapons, and about 200 Sudanese passports. These passports
added to the false documents bin Laden had acquired for his aides,
and for the travel papers of Arab volunteers who were killed in the
Afghan Jihad. Three training camps in northern Sudan, a multinational
private army. (Ghost wars ©2004 Steve Coll).
1995 – Using Iranian funds, al-Turabi
of Sudan helped Palestinian Islamic Jihad return to Israel where it
carried out terror operations. Hamas, Algerian Islamic Salvation Army
fighters, Iranian revolutionary guards, and al-Gama’at al-Islamiyya
also relied on the government of Sudan. By 1995 half of the 3,000
Iranian revolutionary guards sent to Khartoum Sudan had came from
Lebanon, of these more than 1,000 were Lebanese Hezbollah. (American
Jihad ©2002 S Emerson).
1995 – Mugniyeh was flying back to
Beirut from Sudan after a meeting with bin Laden. The US arranged for
his Middle East airways plane to make a unscheduled stop in Saudi
Arabia. But Saudi authorities refused to make him leave the plane.
1995 – An FBI source was Jamal
al-Fadl a Sudanese militant who fled bin Laden’s circle after
stealing a large sum of money from him in 1995. He was recruited by
the Americans in 1996. (al-Qaeda ©2003 J Burke).
17 August 1996 – Sudanese rebel
kidnapping Sudan’s peoples liberation army SPLA rebels kidnapped
six missionaries in Mapourdit including a US citizen, an Italian,
three Australians and a Sudanese. The SPLA released the hostages 11
days later.
Late 1990’s – al-Qaeda got uranium
in Khartoum, and hired Egyptian and Pakistani physicists to research
the development of unconventional weapons.
Nov 1996 – Sudan’s Jamal al Fadl
worked for Osama Bin Laden in Khartoum. He had lived in Brooklyn New
York. He was captured by the US. al Qaeda training camps and sleeper
cells, nuclear and chemical weapons. 93 known members of al Qaeda
then. (The looming tower. Lawrence Wright ©2006 US).
1 November 1996 – Red Cross worker
kidnappings in Sudan. A breakaway group from the Sudanese people
liberation army SPLA kidnapped three international committee of the
Red Cross ICRC workers. Including a US citizen, an Australian and a
Kenyan. On 9 December the rebels released the hostages in exchange
for ICRC supplies and a health survey for their camp.
1998 – Famine caused by
war and drought. 70,000 people died. Wikipedia.
20 August 1998 – US unleashes cruise
missile strikes against suspected terrorist installations in Sudan.
In retaliation for the US embassy attacks in Africa.
20 August 1998 – Al Shifa, a
pharmaceutical plant in Khartoum, was tied to the production of
chemical weapons for bin Laden. Cruise missile attack in retaliation
against bin Laden.
5-8 May 1998 – Contemporary
government application of zakat in Sudan. Seminar on contemporary
applications of Islamic economics. Casablanca Morocco. Abd al-Muem
al-Gusi.
September 2001 – Mohamed Atta, who
piloted a jet into the WTC, wired money to bin Laden’s former
paymaster in Sudan. Shaykh Said al-Masri (aka Mustafa Muhammad Ahmad)
on the eve of 9/11. (Alms for Jihad ©2006 Burr and Collins).
30 September 2001 – Resentful West
spurned Sudan’s key terror files. David Rose. The Observer.
2003 – Obligatory almsgiving, an
inquiry into zakat in the pre colonial bilael al-Sudan. Helsinki
oriental society p26. Holger Weiss.
January 2003 – Ibn Baz federation al
Afandi establishment African company Sudan al Amoudi group. Ibrahim
Muhammad Afandi (Alms for Jihad ©2006 Burr and Collins).
15 November 2006 – 32 people were
killed and 18 wounded in Darfur. Militia attack rebels Sudan.
16 February 2007 – US appeals court
upholds terrorist designation for Islamic charity. A Federal appeals
court upheld the US government decision to freeze the assets of an
Islamic charity, with alleged links to a Sudanese group that supports
terrorism. The Treasury department claims that Islamic American
relief agency USA is an affiliate of the Islamic African relief
agency. A Sudan based charity that US government says finances
al-Qaeda and other terrorist groups. The US court of appeals for the
district of Colombia agreed with a lower courts 2005 decision, saying
the charity was a branch of the Sudanese based agency. (Int Herald
Tribune, Site institute 15 Feb 2007).
9 Oct 2010 – Slavery. Africa news
service. $10 and $100, more than 10,000 people are in slavery in
Sudan today, most have been abducted.
7 November 2012 – Iranian warships
dock in port Sudan. Iran Daily Brief.
Dec 2013 – The British red cross
ICRC, since Dec 2013, have distributed more than 12 million food
rations to more than 43,000 people in south Sudan. (17 Oct 2015
Twitter.)
24 Dec 2013 – Fighting in south Sudan
as the UN finds mass graves. All things considered. Washington DC.
24 Feb 2014 – Mass
graves of Bor in south Sudan. Dug by the UN at the St Andrews
Episcopal church. Street children who were in the market. Irin news.
8 July 2014 – Dozens of children are
buried in south Sudan in mass graves. The truth Uganda. The war, 200
bodies mass graves.
6 Oct 2014 – Biggest ever UN
humanitarian operation ever. Food, starvation. South Sudan food
crisis, children AFP. The Guardian UK.
18 Oct 2014 – Sudan calls for support
to combat human trafficking. Trans national crime. Sudan Tribune
Khartoum.
20 Oct 2014 – South Sudan, sex
violence is rampant, a two year old girl was raped. UN. Rape and
other forms of sex violence in south Sudan. A two year old victim.
Reuters.
22 Oct 2014 – Human trafficking is on
the rise in east Sudan. MP on Radio Dabanga. Organised networks or
rings. Mohamed El Taher Oushan, member of parliament for the Kassda
state.
2 Nov 2014 – Arrests Communist party
Blue Nile. Radio Dabanga. Ed Damazin Sudan’s Communist party in
Blue Nile state.
4 Nov 2014 – Communist party in Blue
Nile. Radio Tamazuj. Lawyers of the Communist party members arrested.
Sudan’s Communist party members were detained in the Blue Nile.
Radio Debanga.
5 Nov 2014 – Sudan bans observers
from the scene of mass rapes. Sudan troops ban UN and African union
peacekeepers from a town in western Darfur, to investigate reports of
mass rapes of at least 200 women and girls. The Guardian UK.
21 June 2015 – South Sudan oposition
leader doubts government anti corruption crusade. WAU. Leader of
south Sudan peoples liberation party, PLP, Peter Mayen Majongdit.
Anti graft corruption related. Sudan Times.
19 Sept 2015 – Death toll rises to
183 in south Sudan from a tanker explosion. Maridi south Sudan.
Severe burns of patients. Fox news. NZ Herald. AP.
14 Oct 2015 – The Sudan
government is accused by the UN and UK of witholding rations from
Darfur peacekeepers. Food and other basic needs rations, at a Dafur
port. UNAMID. 190 food rations containers at port Sudan. Mass rapes
by troops in Darfur. Channel news Asia.
19 Oct 2015 – India has
been told not to welcome al-Bashir. The Int criminal court ICC is
seeking his arrest. Omar al-Bashir, war crimes against humanity.
Genocide in Darfur. Al-Bashr has two ICC arrest warrants issued in
2009 and 2010. Hundreds of thousands of civilians were made homeless
in refugee camps in Chad. Human rights watch.
23 Oct 2015 – The UN
says there are 300,000 war victims in South Sudan who face starvation
and death. The UN is demanding access. Twitter. Examiner. William
Lambar.
Thursday, October 22, 2015
Wednesday, October 21, 2015
Somalia research
SOMALIA
No date - Gouled Hassan Dourad, a
Somali who was a member of a Mogadishu based network allied with al
Qaeda. He was involved in several plots, including one to shoot down
an Ethiopian airliner in Somalia.
1960 – Somalia alligned with Moscow
since independence in 1960. Training for its forces in exchange for
bases, for the Soviets and airforce in Berbera, near the Red sea,
close to the Suez canal. (The great cold war. Gordon S Barrass ©2009
US).
1969 – Cuba began political and
military cooperation with Somalia. Siad Barre.
1977 – When Somalia, a Soviet client,
attacked a recently installed Socialist regime in Ethiopia. The
Russians switched sides. Those events did further upset relations
with the US. (Cold war. ©2005 Gaddis).
1982 – Somalia, on the horn of Africa
directly across from the Arabian peninsula, got Soviet arms, aid and
allowed the Soviets to build a deep water harbour and airstrip, for
the use of Soviet military forces. In 1982 it received arms and aid,
largely from the US and negotiated US use of the harbour and airport,
built by the Soviets. Ethiopia, its enemy in 1982 received Soviet
arms.
1991 – 'Operation Eastern Exit'. The
evacuation of 281 American and foreign personel from Mogadishu
Somalia. A joint navy and marine operation. (Americas little wars. P
Hutchthausen ©2003).
1991 – Somalia’s last government
was in 1991. Civil war. Mobile phone providers, Hormuud Colis
Nationlink Telesom. (Black code. Ronald J Deibert ©2013 Canada).
1992 – al Qaeda and a 1992 bombing in
Yemen. The training of terrorists who shot down American helicopters
in Somalia the same year. (The looming tower. Lawrence Wright ©2006
US)
December 1992 – al-Qaeda bombed a
hotel in Yemen, they thought that the US personel supporting the
Somalia operations were there. (Against all enemies. ©2004 RA
Clarke).
1993 – Clinton administration.
Mogadishu Somalia al-Qaeda role in an attack on America. President
Bush sent troops to Somalia to end a famine of 700,000 people.
Terrorists were training Aideed’s militia. Al-Qaeda was sending
advisors to Aideed. (Against all enemies. ©2004 RA Clarke).
Oct 1993 – Somalia and UN famine aid.
At least 350,000 people died of famine or starvation. The downing of
two American helicopters in Mogadishu. Pres Clinton withdrew American
troops from Somalia. (The looming tower. Lawrence Wright ©2006 US).
3 October 1993 - 18 US troops were
killed in an urban attack in Mogadishu Somalia. Bin Laden and his
associates helped train and arm the men who killed the US troops.
1994 – During 'Operation United
Sheild' in Somalia. US marines used low energy lasers as a spotting
system. A LEL target marking system was established. (Beyond shock
and awe. ©2006 Harvey and Thompson).
1996 – The war in Chechnya was
planned during a secret summit of Hezbollah international held in
1996 in Mogadishu.
1996 – Meeting held in Mogadishu
Somalia attended by various Islamist armed groups. Bin Laden and
Iranian intelligence officers were also there. Plans for Islamic
insurgency were drawn up at the meeting.
15 April 1998 – Somalia hostage
taking. Somali militia abducted nine red cross and red crescent
workers at an airstrip north of Mogadishu. The hostages included a US
citizen, a German, a Belgiun, a French, a Norwegian, a Swiss and one
Somali. Gunmen were members of a sub-clan loyal to Ali Mahdi
Mohammed, who controlled the northern section of the capital.
2002 – Somalia issues history and
bibliography. Nina J Fitzgerald. Google books.
12 April 2002 – An Ethiopian court
sentenced five members of the al-Itihad al-Isamiya, a Somali Islamist
group, to death. For bombing attacks that killed 27 civilians in the
past ten years. The group is on the US list of terrorist groups and
is suspected of having ties to al-Qaeda.
3 Oct 2005 - In the lower Juba area of
Somalia gunmen shot dead a Somali national and UN security official,
Mohamuvd Mesre Gurage.
July 2006 – Iran sent more than 700
Islamist militants from Somalia to Lebanon, to fight alongside
Hezbollah in the war against Israel, a UN report said. The report
seen by the New York Times sad the militia in Lebanon provided
training and weapons to the Islamic alliance, fighting for control in
Somalia. Iran tried to trade arms for uranium from Somalia to further
its nuclear ambitions. (15 Nov 2006 The Australian Robert Spencer).
19 Sept 2006 – The Somali president
escaped a bomb and gunfire that killed 11 people in an assassination
attempt.
3 Jan 2007 – Christchurch Press NZ
Reuters article.
16 Feb 2007 – MSNBC site institute
report.
24 Nov 2010 – Somalis in twin cities,
shaken by charges of sex trafficking. Erik Eckholm. The New York
Times.
2011-2012 – Famine in Somalia. East
African drought. Wikipedia.
3 Aug 2011 – The UN sent famine aid
to Somalia. Wikpedia.
11 Aug 2014 – 200,000 people were
buried in mass graves. 200,000 men, women and children were executed
and buried in mass graves. Somalia’s little dictator. UCIC.
2 Sept 2014 – One million Somali's
are at risk of hunger. Malnutrition from drought. UN. VOA.
21 Sept 2014 – UN fears a repeat of
Somali food shortages, when thousands of people died. A call for one
billion dollars for food and shelter, they got $313 million. The
Guardian UK.
4 Nov 2014 – One million Somalis are
in urgent need of food aid, says UN. Wall Street Journal.
27 Nov 2014 – A Somali sex ring rapes
underage British school girls. Rapes by paedophiles, a 13 year old
girl. The Mirror UK.
22 Jan 2015 – A Mayor was arrested
over food aid corruption. Diversion of aid, The Mayor of Bulo burte
district. Horseed media.
23 Jan 2015 – A suicide attack in
Somalia’s capital, before Turkish President Recep Tayyip’s visit.
Five people were killed, on the eve of a visit by the Turkish
President. Economic Times.
21 Oct 2015 – A pregnant Somali refugee did not
report her rape to the Nauru police. Nauru police and rapes on Nauru.
The Australian.
Saturday, October 17, 2015
Thursday, October 15, 2015
Sudan research
SUDAN
1924 – The British colonial rulers of
Sudan. That same year they made laws to abolish slavery in Sudan. (A
crime so monstrous. E Benjamin Skinner ©2008 UK).
1972 – Khashoggi helped arrange a
revolving loan of $200 million. It was to be raised by 31 banks and
guaranteed by the Saudi central bank. It was for a giant project that
originally included sugar, cattle, textiles, minerals and cement.
(Arms bazaar ©1977 Sampson).
2 March 1973 – In Sudan the US
ambassador, Cleo A Noel jr and diplomat George C Moore were taken
hostage and killed. The Fatah organisation were suspected.
2 March 1973 – US ambassador to Sudan
was assassinated. Cleo A Noel and other diplomats were killed, at the
Saudi Arabian embassy in Khartoum by members of Black September.
1 March 1974 – Saudi Arabian embassy
in Khartoum was seized by Black September terrorists. Diplomats were
taken hostage. The terrorists murdered two Americans and one Belgiun
diplomat.
1975 – Carlos the Jackal aka Ilich
Ramirez Sanchez lived in Khartoum Sudan at the Meridien hotel, he
impersonated a French arms dealer. A Socialist member of the PFLP.
Carlos kidnapped 11 member of the OPEC oil producing cartel in Vienna
Austria. He then flew to Algeria for ransoms. (The looming tower.
Lawrence Wright ©2006 US).
1976-82 – As part of Cuba’s
alliance with Mengistu Haile Mariam’s regime in Ethiopia, Cuba
engaged in political and military support for the Liberation movement
of southern Sudan. It was headed by John Garang, against the Arab
Muslim regime in Khartoum.
1978 – In Sudan another BCCI branch
was due to open. This was unusual because every other bank in Sudan
was nationalised.
1980 – A payoff to an African central
banker Swaleh Naqvi asked Akbar Bilgrami to take senior official from
Sudan’s central bank on a shopping trip at Harrods in London. BCCI
paid more than $100,000. In return the official put millions of
dollars of Sudan’s foreign exchange reserves into BCCI.
1988 – Famine that killed 250,000
people. (A crime so monstrous. E Benjamin Skinner ©2008 UK).
1989 – The leader of Sudan sent a
delegation to Peshawar Pakistan. Al-Qaeda Sudan relations.
Late 1989 to late 1991 – Bin Laden
relocated al-Qaeda infrastructure to Sudan. Most of al-Qaeda’s
fighters moved to Sudan. (Inside al-Qaeda. ©2002 R Gunaratna).
1990s – Human trafficking, quarter of
a million Sudanese have been kidnapped and sold into international
sex slavery. (The secret history of the American empire. John
Perkins. ©2007 US).
1991 – Sudan Islamic banking
http:reference.allrefer.com for the Sudan.
1991-96 – In 1991 bin Laden left
Saudi Arabia and moved to Sudan where he remained until 1996.
April 1991 – Saudi Arabia expels bin
Laden so he takes up residence in Sudan.
Late 1991 – In Sudan members of
Egyptian Islamic Jihad were being trained in the use of explosives.
Sudan’s intelligence worked closely with al-Qaeda. (Inside al-Qaeda
©2002 R Gunaratna).
1992 – Nizam al-Zakah fi al-Sudan
Omdurman Islamic university printing and publishing p192 Sudan.
Muhammad Bashir Abdulqadir.
1992 – Bin Laden moved to Sudan
Khartoum in 1992, flying from Afghanistan, with 4 wives and 17
children. There were 4 million horses in Sudan, the horses were used
for transport and farm work. (The looming tower. Lawrence Wright
©2006 US).
1993 – Sudan is placed on the State
departments list of countries that sponsor terrorist activities. Bin
Laden’s followers try to get components of nuclear weapons and
begin to work with Sudan’s NIP to develop chemical arms.
1993 – The 1993 census in Sudan was
cancelled due to civil war in the south. (Economic gangsters. Raymond
Fisman. Edward Miguel (c)2008 US).
1993 – The Third World relief agency
TWRA a Sudan based fake humanitarian organisation. It was used as a
go between for the suppliers and fighters in Bosnia. TWRA had links
with Islamists like Sheikh Omar Abdul Rahman, the blind sheikh,
involved in the 1993 WTC bombing and bin Laden.
1993 – Cofer Black transferred from
London to Khartoum Sudan. He arrived as the CIA station chief.
Sudan’s government sponsored terrorism and the US had imposed
economic sanctions. A Muslim Brotherhood inspired political party,
called the National Islamic Front, led by Hasan al-Turabi had taken
power. Turabi proclaimed Solidarity with terrorists both Socialist
and Islamic. Hamas, Hezbollah, Egypt’s Islamic group, Algeria’s
Islamic Salvation Front, Carlos the Jackal and Osama bin Laden.
(Ghost wars ©2004 Steve Coll).
May 1993 – Pakistan crackdown on Arab
radicals in spring. So bin Laden sent money to fly 480 of these
Jihadists to Khartoum. They became part of bin Laden’s businesses.
Money went to Egyptian Islamists for printing presses and weapons.
27 April 1993 – Declaration of Jihad
against African Sudanese. Fatma issued from Kordofan El Obeid.
Quraishi M Tariq.
1994 – Four Arab veterans of the
Afghan war tried to kill bin Laden during 1994. The assassins opened
fire inside a Khartoum mosque where bin laden preached. They shot
several worshippers dead before they realised that bin laden was not
there. (Ghost wars ©2004 Steve Coll).
January 1994 – By this time bin Laden
was financing at least three terrorist training camps in north Sudan,
where rebels from at least six nations received training.
Late 1994 – bin Laden was working
closely with the Sudanese intelligence services, Sudanese
intelligence were running paramilitary and terrorist operations in
Egypt and elsewhere. Bin Laden had access to Sudanese military
radios, weapons, and about 200 Sudanese passports. These passports
added to the false documents bin Laden had acquired for his aides,
and for the travel papers of Arab volunteers who were killed in the
Afghan Jihad. Three training camps in northern Sudan, a multinational
private army. (Ghost wars ©2004 Steve Coll).
1995 – Using Iranian funds, al-Turabi
of Sudan helped Palestinian Islamic Jihad return to Israel where it
carried out terror operations. Hamas, Algerian Islamic Salvation Army
fighters, Iranian revolutionary guards, and al-Gama’at al-Islamiyya
also relied on the government of Sudan. By 1995 half of the 3,000
Iranian revolutionary guards sent to Khartoum Sudan had came from
Lebanon, of these more than 1,000 were Lebanese Hezbollah. (American
Jihad ©2002 S Emerson).
1995 – Mugniyeh was flying back to
Beirut from Sudan after a meeting with bin Laden. The US arranged for
his Middle East airways plane to make a unscheduled stop in Saudi
Arabia. But Saudi authorities refused to make him leave the plane.
1995 – An FBI source was Jamal
al-Fadl a Sudanese militant who fled bin Laden’s circle after
stealing a large sum of money from him in 1995. He was recruited by
the Americans in 1996. (al-Qaeda ©2003 J Burke).
17 August 1996 – Sudanese rebel
kidnapping Sudan’s peoples liberation army SPLA rebels kidnapped
six missionaries in Mapourdit including a US citizen, an Italian,
three Australians and a Sudanese. The SPLA released the hostages 11
days later.
Late 1990’s – al-Qaeda got uranium
in Khartoum, and hired Egyptian and Pakistani physicists to research
the development of unconventional weapons.
Nov 1996 – Sudan’s Jamal al Fadl
worked for Osama Bin Laden in Khartoum. He had lived in Brooklyn New
York. He was captured by the US. al Qaeda training camps and sleeper
cells, nuclear and chemical weapons. 93 known members of al Qaeda
then. (The looming tower. Lawrence Wright ©2006 US).
1 November 1996 – Red Cross worker
kidnappings in Sudan. A breakaway group from the Sudanese people
liberation army SPLA kidnapped three international committee of the
Red Cross ICRC workers. Including a US citizen, an Australian and a
Kenyan. On 9 December the rebels released the hostages in exchange
for ICRC supplies and a health survey for their camp.
20 August 1998 – US unleashes cruise
missile strikes against suspected terrorist installations in Sudan.
In retaliation for the US embassy attacks in Africa.
20 August 1998 – Al Shifa, a
pharmaceutical plant in Khartoum, was tied to the production of
chemical weapons for bin Laden. Cruise missile attack in retaliation
against bin Laden.
5-8 May 1998 – Contemporary
government application of zakat in Sudan. Seminar on contemporary
applications of Islamic economics. Casablanca Morocco. Abd al-Muem
al-Gusi.
September 2001 – Mohamed Atta, who
piloted a jet into the WTC, wired money to bin Laden’s former
paymaster in Sudan. Shaykh Said al-Masri (aka Mustafa Muhammad Ahmad)
on the eve of 9/11. (Alms for Jihad ©2006 Burr and Collins).
30 September 2001 – Resentful West
spurned Sudan’s key terror files. David Rose. The Observer.
2003 – Obligatory almsgiving, an
inquiry into zakat in the pre colonial bilael al-Sudan. Helsinki
oriental society p26. Holger Weiss.
January 2003 – Ibn Baz federation al
Afandi establishment African company Sudan al Amoudi group. Ibrahim
Muhammad Afandi (Alms for Jihad ©2006 Burr and Collins).
15 November 2006 – 32 people were
killed and 18 wounded in Darfur. Militia attack rebels Sudan.
16 February 2007 – US appeals court
upholds terrorist designation for Islamic charity. A Federal appeals
court upheld the US government decision to freeze the assets of an
Islamic charity, with alleged links to a Sudanese group that supports
terrorism. The Treasury department claims that Islamic American
relief agency USA is an affiliate of the Islamic African relief
agency. A Sudan based charity that US government says finances
al-Qaeda and other terrorist groups. The US court of appeals for the
district of Colombia agreed with a lower courts 2005 decision, saying
the charity was a branch of the Sudanese based agency. (Int Herald
Tribune, Site institute 15 Feb 2007).
9 Oct 2010 – Slavery. Africa news
service. $10 and $100, more than 10,000 people are in slavery in
Sudan today, most have been abducted.
7 November 2012 – Iranian warships
dock in port Sudan. Iran Daily Brief.
24 Dec 2013 – Fighting in south Sudan
as the UN finds mass graves. All things considered. Washington DC.
24 Feb 2014 – Mass graves of Bor in
south Sudan. Irin news. Dug by the UN at the St Andrews Episcopal
church. Street children who were in the market.
8 July 2014 – Dozens of children
buried in south Sudan in mass graves. The truth Uganda. The war, 200
bodies mass graves.
6 Oct 2014 – Biggest ever UN
humanitarian operations ever. Food, starvation. The Guardian UK.
South Sudan food crisis, children AFP.
18 Oct 2014 – Sudan calls for support
to combat human trafficking. Trans national crime. Sudan Tribune
Khartoum.
20 Oct 2014 – South Sudan, sex
violence is rampant, a two year old girl was raped. UN. Reuters. Rape
and other forms of sex violence. South Sudan, two year old victim
22 Oct 2014 – Human trafficking is on
the rise in east Sudan. MP on Radio Dabanga. Organised networks or
rings. Mohamed El Taher Oushan, member of parliament for the Kassda
state.
2 Nov 2014 – Arrests Communist party
Blue Nile. Radio Dabanga. Ed Damazin Sudan’s Communist party in
Blue Nile state.
4 Nov 2014 – Communist party in Blue
Nile. Radio Tamazuj. Lawyers of the Communist party members arrested.
Sudan’s Communist party members were detained in the Blue Nile.
Radio Debanga.
5 Nov 2014 – Sudan bans observers
from the scene of mass rapes. The Guardian UK. Sudan troops ban UN
and African union peacekeepers from a town in western Darfur, to
investigate reports of mass rapes of at least 200 women and girls.
21 June 2015 – South Sudan oposition
leader doubts govt anti corruption crusade. Sudan Times. WAU. Leader
of south Sudan peoples liberation party, PLP, Peter Mayen Majongdit.
Anti graft corruption related.
19 Sept 2015 – Death toll rises to
183 in south Sudan from a tanker explosion. NZ Herald. Maridi south
Sudan AP. Severe burns of patients. Fox news.
14 Oct 2015 – Sudan
government is accused by the UN and UK of witholding rations from
Darfur peacekeeper. Food and other basic needs rations, at a Dafur
port. UNAMID. 190 food rations containers at port Sudan. Mass rapes
by troops in Darfur. Channel news Asia.
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