Dear Mr. President,
The Sudanese of the Nuba Mountains
are the victims of another genocide by Omar al-Bashir.
Recently, Franklin Graham of Samaritan’s Purse, accompanied by two reporters, visited Sudan and
South Sudan where Samaritan’s Purse
has been actively involved in humanitarian relief. He writes:
- President Bashir seems bent on war. I saw the brutality of Bashir’s regime firsthand when we slipped over the border into the Nuba Mountains of Sudan. The Nuba people are facing extermination as their own government pounds them with Antonov bombers, tanks, and ground forces. Entire villages are being destroyed, and nearly everywhere you turn there are hastily dug graves. The government of Sudan has barred relief workers and journalists from entering Nuba…Why are these people being targeted for annihilation? Simply because they are black, and the Arab government wants to take their land.
These people and those of South Sudan
aren’t insurgents. They aren’t supported by a terroristic organization like the
Syrian insurgents. Meanwhile, the West has been considering intervening in Syria
to impose a “no-fly zone.”
Why then is the West turning a blind eye to these victims
who are facing daily extermination?
Please bring this horrible genocide to light and intervene
decisively to stop the carnage!
Sincerely, Daniel Mann
(Please contact:
White House
Phone 202-456-1414
U.S.
Senate: www.senate.gov
U.S.
House of Representatives: www.house.gov
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