Eichmann in Washington:Genocide architect welcomed at National Prayer Breakfast (Sudan's Ali Karti )

The Washington Times ^ | February 5, 2015 | Nicholas Hanlon

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Hannah Arendt is known for her book, “Eichmann in Jerusalem: A Report on the Banality of Evil.” She fled Germany in the 1930s during the rise of Hitler. Her book and its title came from her reporting on the trial of Adolf Eichmann in Jerusalem, who was a key organizer of the Holocaust. She coined the phrase, “banality of evil” because of the moral detachment of a man just doing his job.

Our State Department, Congress and the organizers of the National Prayer Breakfast are accepting Sudanese Prime Minister Ali Karti as a man who is just doing his job. He is being given the legitimacy of a statesman by each of these symbolic bodies of the U.S. government and civil society.

Ali Karti was promoted to the position of Prime Minister in 2010 after leading the Sudanese Popular Defense Force. The Popular Defense Force is best known for genocide in South Sudan. They also armed Janjaweed militias, which carried out much of the genocide in Darfur along with the PDF. The PDF is a military extension of the National Islamic Front. The NIF is the Sudanese political party founded by Hassan al-Turabi. He is the Muslim Brotherhood leader who harbored Osama bin Laden. The Janjaweed were originally a creation of Muammar Qadaffi to Arabize Chad and Sudan. Their intent is to cleanse Africa of black non-Muslims.

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[ColdOne]

Of course, evil hangs out with evil.

[marron]

Just remember who is behind the head-choppers in Iraq.