U.N. To Look For Genocide In Darfur
Last week, U.N. Secretary General Kofi Annan set up a commission to determine whether genocide has taken place in the Darfur region of Sudan. What do you think?
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So this might have been a genocide after all, and not a civil war in which only one side was fighting.
Harold Mercer
Systems Analyst -
I think the U.N. is going to find that the blame lies with all the Sudanese rap music that glamorizes genocide.
Amber Hughes
Program Aide -
I don't know why the U.N. is getting involved in the first place. I also don't know what 'U.N.' stands for.
Tom Cook
Salesman -
I think the entire world will breathe a sigh of relief if the U.N. finds that it is not genocide. Well, everyone except for the half-million people who were murdered there.
Patrick Zink
Administrator -
Darfur, Darfur, Darfur. That's all you ever hear these days. That, and the ongoing slaughter of civilians at the hands of government troops and Maoist rebels in Nepal.
Teodoro Manzo
Roofer -
I sure hope the U.N. determines it was a genocide. Otherwise, none of the Sudanese will be covered under their genocide insurance.
Norma Carrigan
Appraiser
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