The Muslim Brotherhood’s lack of morals and values: Field executions as an example

The field executions carried out by the Brotherhood’s terrorist brigades in the neighborhoods of Khartoum, Khartoum Bahri, Mayo, Soba Al-Ardi, Al-Kalakla, Eid Hussein, East Nile (Sharg Alneel), Al-Hajj Youssef, and Al-Ezba, as well as previously in Sennar, Singa, Al-Dinder, Canabi Al-Jazeera, and Wad Medani, following the Rapid Support Forces’ withdrawal from the aforementioned locations, are considered part of a plan aiming to accomplish the comprehensive annihilation of the marginalized Sudanese components, particularly in western and southern Sudan. This accursed cycle is being completed by seeking the assistance of regional and international actors, which are classified as hubs of global terrorism, amidst shameful international disregard!

Despite appeals and demands to implement the Security Council Resolution (1591), which imposed a no-fly zone over Darfur in (2005), all efforts has fallen on deaf ears. In turn, this has promptly encouraged the Muslim Brotherhood’s ISIS members to commit further systematic genocides against those they refer to as “incubators,” utilizing the Air Force and internationally prohibited chemical weapons. Most recently, such actions included the aerial bombardment that targeted Tura and Shangil Tobay markets.

The truth of the matter is, these violations have been utilized by the Khartoum gang, through the Bazinqur army, since (1955) in Torit. It’s a policy of subjugating the marginalized by use of excessive force. Which is a wretched policy of a socially isolated oligarchy, despite its empty claims and attempts to monopolize the meanings of patriotism and nationalism. However, the truth remains, one they cannot conceal, as a mere glance at their national performance and the state of the country will -naturally- lead to the collapse of all false propaganda, revealing their shame and the extent of their treachery and baseness. “As mud stuck to the feet, doesn’t magically morph into shoes.”

In any case, the crimes committed by the ISIS-affiliated Islamist brigades under the guise of a war of dignity against innocent civilians, and under the shameful law of “Strange Faces,” are crimes that surpass the crimes of Nazism, fascism, and genocide, such as those committed in Rwanda. This is especially true given the similarity in the propaganda for these crimes, the attempt to legitimize them through State agencies and media, and the demonization of the enemy. Despite their horrific nature, the aforementioned crimes confirm the lack of morals and ethics in the Muslim Brotherhood’s ideological project—this deviant ideology that thrives on hatred, animosity, and hostility towards humanity and noble values, resulting in nothing but death and nothingness.

There remains hope for the dawn of a new Sudan, which is rapidly emerging, as a beacon of hope to save Sudan and the world from the evils of these human Dracula!