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Personal Encounter with Fear:

How Fear Affected an Entire Country and Led to Its Devastation!

Personal Encounter with Fear: How Fear Affected an Entire Country and Led to Its Devastation is a historical lesson that is absolutely unlearned by its own people... the people of Sudan until now. The true tragedy lies in a deep misunderstanding that has left lasting trauma across the vast, one-million-square-mile land.

Personal Encounter with Fear - How Fear Devastated an Entire Country?: An image capturing a protest march of Sudanese citizens opposing Omer al-Bashir. Among the demonstrators are some young people dressed in traditional Sudanese attire, while some girls wear contemporary clothing distinct from the Sudanese national “toub” dress. A group is staging a sit-in outside the gate of an official building, symbolizing a call for others to join their act of civil disobedience. Above the gate flies a flag resembling Sudan’s national emblem. However, this flag was not chosen by the Sudanese people... it originates from the rule of former dictator Jaafar al-Nimeiri and has been adopted by successive regimes, including the Islamist dictatorship of Omer al-Bashir.

Fear doesn’t always storm into history waving flags and brandishing weapons... it seeps in quietly, whispered between generations, justified by nostalgia, and entrenched by tradition. This is the story of how fear - psychological, generational, religious, and political - crippled one of the most promising revolutionary moments in modern Africa. It’s also my story.

It could be yours tomorrow, when dominant conventional narratives caught you by hand and legs.

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This is not just about Sudan. It’s not just about fear. It’s about how fear weaves itself into the DNA of societies, and how narratives once accepted without question can distort memory, suppress resistance, and reshape futures.

This page is part of a larger journey through three major sections and over a dozen interconnected pages. Each uncovers the subtle, often invisible forces that shape belief, suppress courage, and divide communities. From generational trauma to global power struggles, from nostalgic nationalism to media-driven fear campaigns—this work aims to break down what’s kept us from seeing clearly.

So pause. Take a breath. And give your society a second look.

Because what you’re about to read may not just change your perspective. It might unlock it.

This reflection forms part of a larger exploration that unfolds across five interconnected pages, each approaching the dynamics of fear and resistance from a distinct angle. In addition to this Sudanese case study, the work draws from two critical sections:

One examining the role of conventional narratives in cultivating fear... tracing how stories, myths, and histories shape public perception and emotional memory... So this not only affecting Sudan. Here are the intertwined page which unfold th fear role in destructing an entire large society like the Sudanese one:

  • Personal Encounter with Fear: How Fear Devastated an Entire Country? (This page: Part #1)
  • Sudan as a Modern Case Study of Fear-Driven Collapse! (Part #2)
  • Fear and Collective Behavior: How Dogma, Nostalgia, and Religion Shaped Sudan’s Destiny? (Part #3)
  • Reimagining Progress: How to Overcome Fear on Personal and Collective Levels? (Part #4)
  • The Anatomy of Fear: Lessons from Sudan and the Psychology of Change! (Part #5)

This first section is followed by another tracing the historical trajectory of conventional narratives from the pre-War Era to the present day:

  • How Established Opinions Shape Perception?
  • Established Frameworks Invisible Forces!
  • Dominant Perspectives Shape Our World!
  • Mainstream Ideologies Shape History!
  • Origins of Misleading Narratives!
  • Breaking the Illusion of Truth: Psychological Liberation & Intellectual Growth!
  • Social Norms Shape Consumer Behavior!
  • Media Driven Fear Narratives!

The Established Narratives Section is still developing and eventually it will increase with new pages added taking this prominent developing topic further.

This second section is followed by another tracing the historical trajectory of power structures from the pre-War Era to the present day. In the real progress of these action, this one here in fact was the first to begin with, then after it I followed to the Dmominant Narratives and after them the impacts of psychological fear on Sudan, as it was one of the topics in the Established Frameworks.

  1. Why Expanding Horn Africa to Include Other States and Global Impacts?
  2. A New Era of Chaos and Distrust is Shaping!
  3. Pre-Cold War Era of Colonialism & Imperial Rivalries!
  4. Pre-Cold War American Expansionism!
  5. The Cold War Era: A Battle of Ideologies and Influence!
  6. Why Do Nations Fragment When Unity is Their Greatest Strength?
  7. Eastern Europe Socialist Bloc Fragmentation!
  8. Sudan and U.S. Policy: A Terrorism Connection? What's The Real Story?
  9. Eritrea Was Too Late to Independence Due to Colonial Conspiracies!
  10. Namibian Road to Independence From Liberation to Sovereignty!
  11. The Post-Cold War Era: A Shifting Global Landscape!
  12. How Economics, Ideology, and Geopolitics Fragment Nations and Create New Ones?
  13. New World Order: Stability or Chaos?
  14. Why Am I Saying A New Era of Disorder and Doubts is Shaping?
  15. Rewriting History: The Lies We Inherit!
  16. Illusion of Institutional Narratives!
  17. Why Prevailing Perspectives Fail Us?
  18. Conventional Narratives Are Always Wrong!
  19. Rewriting History: The Lies We Inherit!

Together, these three sections offer a comprehensive view into how fear operates, not only in isolated struggles, but across time and continents. The aim is to draw out shared mechanisms, uncover unlearned lessons, and invite readers into a deeper, more universal understanding of how history can begin to heal.

You can read these interconnected pages within the sections of the Global Dynamics, just below the original content on Personal Encounter with Fear: How Fear Affected an Entire Country and Led to Its Devastation?

Whispers of Fear: The Revolution That Never Came Home!

Fear doesn’t always storm into history waving flags and brandishing weapons... it seeps in quietly, whispered between generations, justified by nostalgia, and entrenched by tradition. This is the story of how fear - psychological, generational, religious, and political - crippled one of the most promising revolutionary moments in modern Africa. It’s also my story. All of the Sudanese who fled for a long time had many chances to see the homeland, except me, as I haven't see it for almost 50 years.

As one of the founding organizers behind Sudan’s uprising, I watched potential collapse under the weight of deeply rooted anxieties that prevented us from pushing through to meaningful change. I saw firsthand how fear, when given authority, can devastate not just a movement, but a nation.

1. Fear of Change and the Weight of the Past

The revolution didn’t begin with protests. It began in the shadows... where people clung to tradition not because it served them, but because the unknown terrified them more. In Sudan, the past is wrapped in family, tribal loyalty, religious ritual, and neighborhood legacy. Asking people to challenge that meant challenging the architecture of their identity.

Many saw political reform as a personal betrayal. The memory of their upbringing, the structure they lived in, the religious voice they trusted... these were all tangled up in the narrative of fear. Progress was perceived not as hope, but as erasure.

2. Religion and Fear: When Faith Blocks the Road to Freedom

In Sudan, fear wasn’t just cultural... it was sacred. Religion had become inseparable from politics, not because that’s how it’s meant to be, but because fear told people that separating them would lead to moral collapse.

For decades since the independence of Sudan from Britain, religious institutions and Sudanese sectarian political parties sold the idea that secularism was sin, that reform was rebellion against God. I argued otherwise... that the strength of faith lies in its freedom, and politics must be governed by policy, not prayer. But fear - irrational, carefully cultivated fear - shouted louder than reason.

3. Generational Courage and the Pain of Being Right Too Early

Thirty-six years ago, I urged youth to lead. I told them: You don’t need old men like me among you... take our lessons, but leave our ghosts. That message didn’t sit well with many elders. Their anger wasn’t just about pride... it was about losing relevance, losing voice.

I believed (and still do) that the youth could build something new: not inherited, but created. A secular, inclusive state. A future divorced from the failures of the past. But fear among older generations dug in, unwilling to step aside, unwilling to risk what little control they had left. Dogmatism isn’t always rooted in faith... sometimes it’s simply rooted in fear of being forgotten.

4. Rising Up, Only to Stall

With fellow organizers, I helped structure a grassroots network that connected protestors across Sudan through Facebook, Twitter, and WhatsApp. I drafted and translated legal memoranda. I encouraged a sit-in outside the military headquarters.

And then... the regime wavered. The army hesitated. Bashir’s allies tried to deceive the people by pretending to surrender power. I warned: Do not negotiate with the killers. They are not legitimate. You betray the martyrs when you recognize murderers as saviors. But fear... not of violence, but of instability clouded judgment.

Negotiations went forward. The sit-in was broken by state-sponsored paramilitaries. Blood soaked the pavement. Girls were violated. History’s promise was defiled.

5. Aftermath and the Pain of Prophecy

The remnants of Bashir's regime regrouped. War erupted. My country fractured. Many of those who ignored my warnings now say, "You were right." But that truth is bitter.

The revolution didn’t fail because of lack of bravery... it failed because fear disguised itself as wisdom. Fear told people that compromise was strategy. That patience was peace. That silence was strength.

And in the end, fear won. For now.

This isn’t just a story of Sudan. It’s a warning. When fear dictates political choices, when psychological barriers like nostalgia, religiosity, and intergenerational pride outweigh rational strategy, collapse is inevitable.

But collapse is not the end.

If history teaches us anything, it’s that truth waits patiently for its moment. And I believe, deeply, that Sudan’s next moment is coming... not driven by fear, but by clarity, courage, and youth bold enough to ignore their ghosts and build their own state.

This specific part of the "Personal Encounter with Fear" is the first part of a series of articles about this specific topic that enfold into other titles on other pages. The other pages that complete this series of Sudanese political articles are:

Sudan as a Modern Case Study of Fear-Driven Collapse!
Fear and Collective Behavior: How Dogma, Nostalgia, and Religion Shaped Sudan’s Destiny?
Reimagining Progress: How to Overcome Fear on Personal and Collective Levels?
The Anatomy of Fear: Lessons from Sudan and the Psychology of Change!

You can read these pages at the sections of the Global Dynamics, just below the flowing points on this specific topic.

Personal Encounter with Fear - How Fear Devastated an Entire Country?: The image portrays a protest march of Sudanese citizens rising up against Omer al-Bashir. Among the crowd, some youth are dressed in traditional Sudanese garments, while others, especially young women wear modern clothing that differs from the customary Sudanese women's “toub.” The young gathered outside the gates of a government building. Above the gate hangs a flag that resembles the national banner, yet its history tells another story. It was not selected by the people of Sudan, but rather introduced during the dictatorship of Jaafar al-Nimeiri, and carried forward by the Islamist dictatorial regime of Omer al-Bashir.Personal Encounter with Fear - How Fear Devastated an Entire Country?: The image portrays a protest march of Sudanese citizens rising up against Omer al-Bashir. Among the crowd, some youth are dressed in traditional Sudanese garments, while others, especially young women wear modern clothing that differs from the customary Sudanese women's “toub.” The young gathered outside the gates of a government building. Above the gate hangs a flag that resembles the national banner, yet its history tells another story. It was not selected by the people of Sudan, but rather introduced during the dictatorship of Jaafar al-Nimeiri, and carried forward by the Islamist dictatorial regime of Omer al-Bashir.

Historical Lessons from the Sudanese Uprising!

What They Didn’t See?

In looking back, one of the most haunting realizations is not just the fear we endured, but the knowledge that even among us, many never saw the full picture. A flag flown without question, a history misread... these things matter.

For the past 39 years, I’ve brought people together, educating them on leadership and how to organize collective actions to resist the dictator’s regime. Time and again, I explained the origins of the flag they marched beneath, stressing that it was never chosen by the Sudanese people but imposed by previous authoritarian rule. Yet they never truly understood. In many ways, their inability to grasp this fundamental symbol reflects a broader limitation in vision—one that ultimately contributed to their failure.

What they saw:

Although the young people were aware of the truth, many downplayed the risks. Our conversations as we organized the protest groups focused on strategy... on what steps to take next. Some believed it didn’t matter, since it was a peaceful protest. And yes, in principle, they were right.

I told them there was no reason to fear; they weren’t causing trouble. But I also urged them to stay alert. I warned that the security vehicle nearby could receive orders at any time... to intervene, or to call in reinforcements. And that’s exactly what happened.

More vehicles soon arrived, and the security forces launched tear gas at the young protesters. Fortunately, we had prepared for such a moment. We had advised them earlier to bring jars of water and strips of cloth to dampen and cover their eyes when the gas hit. That foresight made a difference... it showed that even in the face of aggression, we could care for one another.

Personal Encounter with Fear - How Fear Devastated an Entire Country?: Sudanese young gathered through the organisers of the Sudanese opposition abroad to force the regime of Omer al-Bashir out of power. A security rover is present at the scene to report to the headquarters of Omer al-Bashir’s Islamic army.Personal Encounter with Fear - How Fear Devastated an Entire Country?: Sudanese young gathered through the organisers of the Sudanese opposition abroad to force the regime of Omer al-Bashir out of power. A security rover is present at the scene to report to the headquarters of Omer al-Bashir’s Islamic army.

A Personal Encounter with Fear: Lessons from the Faded Flag!

For nearly four decades, I stood alongside countless Sudanese, organizing, teaching, and resisting. I taught youth how to lead, how to mobilize, and how to believe in the promise of freedom. But fear never left us. It shifted shapes, lurking in symbols, in silence, in misunderstandings that weakened our vision.

One such symbol was the flag. I spoke repeatedly about its origins... that this banner was not the will of our people, but a relic imposed during the dictatorship of Jaafar al-Nimeiri and later adopted by Omer al-Bashir’s Islamist regime. I explained this truth to the young, but it rarely registered. They marched beneath it regardless, unaware that carrying this emblem was like wearing the enemy’s uniform. Their limited understanding, though unintentional, became one of the quiet reasons our movement fractured. We misread what we carried.

I remember vividly the day the young gathered to protest against Bashir. Young men in national dress, girls wearing modern attire instead of the traditional "toub", and banners lifted in hope. Outside the gate of a government building, the young staged a sit-in. Above us, that same flag flew... a symbol of what we were trying to undo.

A lone security rover stood nearby. I warned the youth not to underestimate its presence. Although our protest was peaceful, I urged them to stay cautious. "They may call in support," I said. "And this car might receive orders at any moment." They listened, but not all of them took the warning seriously.

Soon, more vehicles arrived. Then came the tear gas. Chaos followed as gas canisters exploded across the crowd. But the young were not entirely unprepared. In the organization of the opposition we had urged the youth beforehand to bring jars of water and strips of cloth to dampen and rub against their eyes if the gas came. That preparation helped them cope. It didn’t stop the violence, but it meant we could support each other through it.

Personal Encounter with Fear - How Fear Devastated an Entire Country?: A security rover is present at the scene to report to the headquarters of Omer al-Bashir’s Islamic army. Sudanese young people during the gathering to begin the demonstrations to overthrow Omer al-Bshir's dictatorial regime, which was focused on imposing Islamic Sharia laws on people who do not want these laws, but modern civil laws implanted by other well-developed countries in the world.Personal Encounter with Fear - How Fear Devastated an Entire Country?: A security rover is present at the scene to report to the headquarters of Omer al-Bashir’s Islamic army. Sudanese young people during the gathering to begin the demonstrations to overthrow Omer al-Bshir's dictatorial regime, which was focused on imposing Islamic Sharia laws on people who do not want these laws, but modern civil laws implanted by other well-developed countries in the world.

Postscript: When Vision Falls Short...

In all these years, one of the hardest truths I’ve had to accept is this: sometimes, we fail not because of fear alone, but because of what we refuse, or are unable to see.

The younger generation’s failure to grasp the significance of the flag they marched beneath was never about ignorance... it was about how history gets blurred when symbols are left unchallenged. Their limited vision wasn’t their fault alone. But it became a quiet contributor to a greater failure: the missed opportunity to fully reclaim our identity.

Words of Wisdom are Better Than Tears!

* Resistance requires not only courage, but clarity.
* The next generation must carry both.
* Yes, personal growth is essential... but it must not come at the cost of one's homeland. A country cannot thrive if its youth are consumed by the pursuit of individual wealth and comfort. Sudan deserves your attention, your energy, and your imagination. The path of progress must always be shared.

Personal Encounter with Fear - How Fear Devastated an Entire Country?: Exposing deceptive narratives is my mission teaching young Sudanese to progress. As a journalist I spent all the long years teaching regional people in some areas how to do public projects jumping over established narratives to prove they are shaping un progressive societies.Personal Encounter with Fear - How Fear Devastated an Entire Country?: Exposing deceptive narratives is my mission teaching young Sudanese to progress. As a journalist I spent all the long years teaching regional people in some areas how to do public projects jumping over established narratives to prove they are shaping un progressive societies. After the failure of the Sudanese revolution seeing young don't learn from lifetime experiences. I am now exploring, analysing conventional narratives through history to teach them other dynamics.

Echoes of Failure: Global Dynamics Through the Lens of Sudan!

The global dynamics of today lead us through patterns that echo familiar mechanisms of resistance mechanisms we've seen fail time and again in local contexts, including Sudan. In Global Patterns, Local Lessons: What the World Can Learn from the Sudanese Failure, we witness how these systems unfold. And now, we are being called toward a larger process... one that dares to solve world crises and build a better world. A world that, truthfully, has never existed throughout human history.

This is a mind-opening journey... from the fractured, regionally-rooted cultures of resistance to a wider global atmosphere, where deeper understanding is finally possible. Where developed minds and shared values can make these mechanisms work, not just repeat themselves.

I'll say something perhaps you've never heard before: *"there is no such thing as “good” history.*
The history we've inherited has been written in conquest, domination, exploitation, and war. That is not a beautiful history.

So let us build the first one.

Explore the International Dynamics. Study sixty years of hard-won lessons. Subscribe to *Intelligentsia Newspaper.* And more than anything commit to the *Universal Dynamics Action Guide.*

This is your invitation to help craft the *first beautiful history the world has ever known.*

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