I’m surprised by the amount of people that are showing genuine concern for Sudan

[Asaana]

The Trump administration and their business partners supported the revolution since they were desperate to invest in Sudan but couldn't due to Bill Clinton and Obamas sanctions. Plenty of American and European companies even risked multi-million dollar fines just to operate in Sudan due to how lucrative it is. A decade ago Mcdonalds tried to open in Sudan (now they only operate in 3 countries in Africa) but couldn't due to the blockade.

Just days after Bashir was overthrown and sanctions were lifted American companies from banking, technology, to retail flooded Sudan. Having a top economist as PM also helped.

 

[HanadR6]

Uhm everyone and their mama is talking about the Uyghurs...

Lol yeah, like they're going to do something

 

[VixR]

Why are you guys lying about Somali issues not getting traction. Pretty sure we dominate social media every few years, unhappily.

 

[tyrannicalmanager]

You know that chick who is leading the revolt dissed somalis directly as karma hit her hard but these lame asses still mourning for these savages that are only good under dictatorship

that was a fake tweet, though.

 

[Mehmet]

that was a fake tweet, though.

Was it

 

[tyrannicalmanager]

Was it

yeah, pretty sure, i believe there was thread laying around somewhere showing it wasn't her

 

[Asaana]

Was it

That wasn't her twitter, she clarified it in an interview

 

[Asaana]

Lol yeah, like they're going to do something

sadly true, China has too much control and most Muslim countries are still supporting them

 

[tyrannicalmanager]

The Trump administration and their business partners supported the revolution since they were desperate to invest in Sudan but couldn't due to Bill Clinton and Obamas sanctions. Plenty of American and European companies even risked multi-million dollar fines just to operate in Sudan due to how lucrative it is. A decade ago Mcdonalds tried to open in Sudan (now they only operate in 3 countries in Africa) but couldn't due to the blockade.

Just days after Bashir was overthrown and sanctions were lifted American companies from banking, technology, to retail flooded Sudan. Having a top economist as PM also helped.

this good new and all, but isn't messed up that american can put blockades/sanctions on nations which severely cripples the well being of the people of that nation just because set leader makes the wrong decision.