Charles R. Smith
Tuesday, Jan. 17, 2006

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Genocide a Royal Chinese Policy

The official news outlet of China's People's Liberation Army (PLA) is hailing a recent visit from a top general in the Sudanese military.

According to the PLA Daily, General Qiao Qingchen, a leading member of the Central Military Commission and commander of the PLA Air Force (PLAAF), held talks with his visiting Sudanese counterpart, Major General Elgadir, at the PLAAF headquarters in Beijing.

General Elgadir and his six-member delegation were in China for an official friendly visit at the invitation of General Qiao.

"Qiao Qingchen spoke highly of the traditional friendly cooperative relations between the armed forces of China and Sudan," notes the report from the PLA Daily.

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"He [General Qiao] said that since China and Sudan established diplomatic ties, the two COURTIERS have all along been friendly to each other, and the cooperation between the two countries in the political, economic and other fields have been steadily deepened," gushed the PLA Daily news flash.

Ironically, a "courtier," according to Webster's Dictionary, is a "person in attendance at a royal court." One can only assume that the "royal court" in question is the People's Republic of China – aka the evil "Empire."

The royal ruling class from Beijing, centered on King Hu Jinatao and his loyal barons – the warlords at PLA headquarters – just love Sudan, a nation known for its oil and bloodthirsty killing rampage that has consumed hundreds of thousands of lives in Dafur.

"The Chinese People's Liberation Army attaches great importance to developing the relations of friendship with its Sudanese counterpart, and is willing to work together with the Sudanese side to further develop and expand the exchange and cooperation between the two militaries, and push for new progress of the friendly cooperative ties between the two armed forces," noted the PLA Daily report.

Sudanese General Elgadir thanked General Qiao for the invitation and "expressed his belief that his current visit to China would surely be able to further consolidate the traditional friendship between the two armed forces."

Bomb Unarmed Civilians

General Elgadir can most certainly thank his Chinese air force counterpart for assisting Sudan. The Sudanese air force is nicely equipped with Chinese-built F-7 jet fighters. The People's Liberation Army Air Force has also provided extensive training to Sudanese pilots in the art of ground attack.

Clearly, Sudan is grateful to the royal house of Beijing for the fighter jets, training and bombs. Elgadir and his Sudanese air force comrades bomb and strafe with great accuracy unarmed refugees seeking food aid from U.N. workers.

The Physicians for Human Rights recently documented the genocidal war in Sudan in gruesome detail. The report details the efforts of the Sudanese military and its "Janjaweed" militia groups to wipe out any resistance in Dafur.

"Other studies of the atrocities committed in Darfur since early 2003 have focused primarily, and with good reason, on killings, rape and other acts of violence inflicted during the attacks. To complement and expand upon those findings, Physicians for Human Rights has paid particular attention to the intense destruction of land holdings, communities, families, as well as the disruption of all means of sustaining livelihoods and procuring basic necessities," noted the report.

"By eliminating access to food, water and medicine, expelling people into inhospitable terrain and then, in many cases, blocking crucial outside assistance, the Government of Sudan and the Janjaweed have created conditions calculated to destroy the non-Arab people of Darfur," states the report.

According to the report, "Sudanese troops in vehicles mounted with rocket launchers [enter] after the Janjaweed" attacks. Refugees reported "aerial bombing of villages" by Sudanese warplanes and helicopters.

"The Sudanese troops and Janjaweed shot indiscriminately, set compounds and public buildings on fire, looted homes and shops in the market, and drove survivors out of the villages, in many cases scattering families," states the report.

The refugees reported that the attackers yelled racial epithets, such as "Exterminate the Nuba!" – which translates roughly into "kill the blacks," clearly a racially derogatory term.

"Many died during the attacks and many died afterwards, of starvation, disease, and exposure. Moreover, many deaths can be attributable to the Government of Sudan's actions in obstructing, stealing or diverting aid and denying visas to humanitarian workers," noted the Physicians report.

"Many Darfurians are still dying. Millions of Darfurians are living in squalid conditions in Internally Displaced Persons camps in Darfur with little assistance from the Sudanese authorities, and under security conditions that render the delivery of international assistance impossible."

Chinese Veto

Numerous U.N. resolutions have insisted that Khartoum disarm its proxy Arab militias. Yet Sudan has refused to comply. Despite widespread condemnation by the U.N. of the ongoing atrocities in Darfur, Sudan has avoided penalty. The open threat of a Chinese U.N. veto has shielded Sudan from possible sanctions for genocide.

Empire China has highly valued trade and oil interests in Sudan. The energy interests force the permanent U.N. Security Council member to provide diplomatic cover for the Sudanese government and its war crimes against its own people.

Besides providing jet fighters, artillery, missiles, small arms, mortars and training, China has become Sudan's biggest foreign investor, with $4 billion in projects.

The giant walled compound housing its embassy on prime real estate in Khartoum best symbolizes China's presence in Sudan. China dominates Sudan, which produces around 330,000 barrels of oil per day, sending most of its crude to Beijing.

The U.N. Security Council voted to create a sanctions committee to inflict penalties on Khartoum in March 2005. Still, no penalties have been imposed because the Chinese Empire has blocked all efforts to bring sanctions.

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