Dirty Wars in Sudan: attrition strategy and instability of instability.
Sudan, with its natural resources and its strategic location, remains vulnerable to internal and external interactions aimed at weakening the state and prolonging chaos, which some people can see in passing conflicts, are in fact dirty and studied wars which use several methods to empty the state of its capacities and transform its resources into attrition tools.
* Dirty Wars tools: *
Presentation of internal divisions: tribal and sectarian conflicts which dismantle the social fabric and weaken state institutions.
* Dragrate economic resources: * sanctions, blockages and looting of the state preventing investments in development and construction.
* Target spirits and skills: * assassinations, displacement or threatening academics, engineers and experts to inspect the elements of its scientific and technical force.
* National customer investment: *
An elite group of influential personalities is exploited to feed internal conflicts through the media and political discourse, the implementation of public opinion, the support of demonstrations or the coverage of an external intervention in the name of security and stability.
* Demolition of chaos: *
Ensure state dependence on external forces and restrict its capacity to independent strategic planning.
The all -powerful said: {Who is the one who does not believe in the people of the king, any more than travelers are not revealed to you about the good of your Lord, and for your Lord and God anyone who is good – OFF and God has the greatness of the great}. Cow: 105:
The infidels of the people of the book and the polytheists cannot prevent the good from achieving believers, because good is all in the hands of God.
God specializes in his mercy to whom he wants and gives his virtue according to his wisdom, and God has great credit.
* The link between verse and Sudanese reality *
The verse emphasizes that the real good is not obscured by the enemies of the nation in Sudan, despite the dirty wars, the external interference and the national agents, the grace of God remains available for those who seek the national Renaissance with conscience and good planning.
The protection of spirits and skills, promoting national awareness, strategic planning based on internal power, are the basic tools to invest this divine credit in the construction of the State and attempts to confront to extinguish the flame of internal power.
Sudan has enormous abilities, but it faces a sleeping monster of dirty wars that fell there.
The strategic understanding of these wars, the empowerment of national forces and the construction of strong and independent institutions, is the only way to get out of the current attrition circle.
National conscience and wisdom in planning are the strongest weapon of the nation to face challenges before crises turn into a real disaster.
God is behind intention
