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WEEK IN REVIEW: “Peacekeepers Without a Peace to Keep,” by Jeffrey Gettleman, New York Times, 14 October 2007, p. WK5.
Thirty truckloads of armed men is all its takes for the janjaweed to bull rush an African Union peacekeepers’ base and kill ten of them with impunity.
Think the EU + AU = SysAdmin?
Dream on.
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non-rhetorical question: Does anyone know if Sudan actually has a strategic interest in Darfur? Or is it territory for territory's sake exasperated by a political rival who fled there a few years back?
Posted by Michael | November 7, 2007 6:54 PM