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Who Plays the Political Tragicomedy in Sudan?Political observers got lost in the political tragicomedy in Sudan. They could not find words to describe what happens after the election in April 2010.
What has gone bad in Sudanese political scene? Is it the people? Is it the religion? Is it the madness of the military and civil dictators? Is it the personal interests in treasury in Sudan? Is it the dominant mentality? Many questions like these make people lost without answer and become more frustrated. However, the answers are in deep thinking while re-reading the political development in the country starting from 1956. Well-educated Sudanese know the political development. Perhaps, many poeple understood it according to their political orientation. Meanwhile, unbiased people with unwashed brains see the tragicomedy in Sudan through sensitive macroscopic eyes. The continuous political tragicomedy in Sudan, some people do not see may make political observers wonder why some Sudanese do not see the running tragicomedy in their land. The answer to such question is simply that some people do not see it because the civil and the military dictators have washed their brains. The operations that run since the independence in 1956 to wash the people brains have many phases. The first phase is the family phase. Many traditional families live under the influence of the main conservative two sectarian powers. The rest and that is few of them live under the influence of radical Islamic power. The second phase began at school through the traditional educational system that builds mentalities on the ethics of the heroic history and the traditional religious education that builds fearful mentalities. The national way of bringing up and rearing children in schools fill their minds with some nonsense and never encourage them to come up with individual thinking. The way the traditional mentality thinks of every discussion that begins with the questions "why", "what" and "how" is forbidden (haram) from an Islamic perspective, brings up hushed personalities. This picture works in the background of everybody to tie him or her to his spiritual leader being that conservative sectarian leader or radical Islamic leader. The Sudanese character faces absorption by its conservative sectarian leader or radical Islamic leader. However, many families have already broken that string to educate their children, as they wish, to acquire open mentalities. The hottest political issues make the political tragicomedy in Sudan circles continuously to bring civil false democratic governments and turns again to bring military governments from decade to decade. Sudan has witnessed many periods of dictatorship, well politically educated Sudanese people classify as military dictatorship and civil dictatorship. However, it seems that the matter is not about dictating only. It is a matter of "donkeynizing" the people by the name of Islam, the name of sectarianism or by the name of something else called "what's the name of the game?" This quoted, as something else called, "what's the name of the game" is well known as religious phobias, tribalism and crimes committed with impunity. So, there's no peace, no love, no real rhythm of development, when politics amalgamates with religion and business to create dictatorship, terrorism and total crisis, like those created by the junta of the 1989 coup! They will never understand that the religion is something very personal, so intimate and special like love, and not for a state like Sudan in its wide cultural diversity. This does not mean that there is Arabic and Islamic cleansing in Sudan, though as the international media describes sometimes. There is none of these issues. The problem is that there is heavy "marginal regions" policy in addition to heavy legacy of obsessed mentalities that see the state only from sectarian eyes or religious eyes. This is the political tragicomedy in Sudan. Want to comment on this article about the Political Tragicomedy in Sudan? 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