🔴Understanding Why Sudan Has Been Targeted Since the 1800s To Now: From British Colonialism to Washington’s Ongoing Proxy War

If you wanna talk about Sudan in a way, you can understand it you must begin from the Arab invasion.

Sudan was first colonised by Arabs. Sudan is a lesson to Africa about not addressing the Arab problem on this continent. It’s been a problem for centuries. We’ve never truly addressed it. In fact, this paused me to think about the US stance on similar issues. Maybe they’re right

When has Eritrea ever bend the knee to anyone? No one owns our ports and we're the only ones helping the Sudanese fight the RSF and Somalis fighting Alshabab so put some respect on our name.

@oliveegirl Our country is rich in natural resources, if it stabilizes, it will become a great country and will be a source of good for Africa and the Middle East, so America does not want that.

Arabs fucked up sudan amd somalia

"Washington’s Ongoing Proxy War" Alot of my people still didn't realise this.

Any sub Saharan Africa country colonized by Arabs is in deep chaos.

Eritrea is the only country standing up right to this colonial power. Ethiopia under all this 🫏 political elite are fighting for the colonialism. You see why Ethiopian elites wants to put pressure on Eritrea. This is what we been saying for the past 30 years

Sounds like they should strength and have a symbiotic relationship with each other’s military + economy A unified Horn of Africa that can withstand the influence of *other* regional powers

Agree with every word you said 💯

There is no pressure on Eritrea he don’t know what he talking about Eritrea is dead state on its own there is nothing going in ports 🤣

Sudan is not free because of Sudanese Arabs. In some situations the blame cannot be deflected.

And that's why the kingdom of Egypt and Sudan was dismantled and Sudan separated from Egypt in 1955 following the military coup of 1952. The American ambassador at charge in Cairo back in 1952 used to call Nasser and his putsch partners "Our Boys"!

The colonial lens views Sudanese as puppets, not thinking beings. This civil war rages because SAF rejects peace while RSF accepts truces. The agency and the blood remain Sudanese.

Following independence in 1956, successive riverine-based regimes implemented policies of Ta’rib (Arabization) and Aslama (Islamization) to define national identity, effectively marginalizing indigenous African communities.

Sudan’s current instability is not merely a military rivalry but a structural crisis of the postcolonial state. Decades of state-sponsored Arabization & Islamization enforced narrow identity that marginalizes the nation's diverse African heritage.

EVIL IMPERIALISTS HAVE NEVER LEFT THEM IN PEACE. EVERY COUNTRY RICH IN RESOURCES AROUND THE WORLD HAS DEALT WITH THESE EVIL DEMONIC IMPERIALISTS. THEY'VE USED VARIOUS TACTICS TO MAKE SURE THERE'S PLUNDERING, VIOLENCE, AND GENOCIDES OF INNOCENT PEOPLE. 😡😡😡

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Because sudan is ruled by military junta since 1956 Coup after coup after coup Leading to civil wars

Dude is clueless

We can't talk about Nubia (Kingdom) And Kemet Kingdom (Egypt) invasion/pressure without mentioning the Arabs, not only Washington is funding the terrorism going on in Sudan including the UAE. Dubai doesn't has gold deposit but somehow they became gold hub.

This explains why Sudan was split up into two different countries and why the countries seem to be at war perpetually.

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This identity-based hierarchy—often traced back to colonial-era "divide and rule" dynamics—positioned Arab-Islamic culture as the ideal, while classifying non-Arab groups as "other".

It's reliefing to blame others than facing our own shortcomings? We need to cultivate a mindset where we own our failures & outcomes. Let's be more self-aware and proactive in addressing our incompetences. Embracing accountability is key to personal &collective progress #sudan