👹 In
This World No One Seems to Care About Africans.
Africa Does Not
Need The World, The World Needs Africa.
The ongoing
genocidal Jihad in Sudan features a
systematic campaign of ethnic cleansing and genocide perpetrated by
the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) and allied Arab Muslim
militias against non-Arab, indigenous African communities. The
violence is heavily concentrated in the Darfur region, targeting
groups such as the Masalit, Zaghawa, and Fur tribes.
The Core
genocidal Jihad
The violence is
fundamentally rooted in Arab supremacy and the desire to dispossess
and eliminate non-Arab African tribes. The RSF grew out of the
notorious Janjaweed militias, which were responsible for the Darfur
genocide in the early 2000s.
Key
Atrocities and Methods
The RSF's
campaign exhibits the systematic hallmarks of genocide as defined by
the United Nations. Primary methods include:
• Mass
Executions: Targeted killings of men, boys, and civilians based
entirely on their ethnicity, such as the massacre of tens of
thousands of Masalit in El Geneina.
• Sexual
Violence: Systemic rape, gang rape, and sexual slavery are used
intentionally as weapons of ethnic cleansing and domination.
• Starvation:
Deliberate blockades of humanitarian aid to prevent food and
medical supplies from reaching targeted populations, utilizing famine
as a weapon of war.
•
Displacement: The destruction of cities, health facilities,
and camps for displaced persons to force African tribes off their
ancestral lands.
👹 Witchcraft in Colombia (brujería) is a deeply rooted
cultural phenomenon that blends Indigenous shamanism, African
esoteric traditions, and Spanish colonial Catholicism. Practitioners
use rituals, herbal baths (riegos), and talisman magic to solve
everyday problems, and the practice remains a widely acknowledged
force in both rural and urban Colombian society.
☪ An Abu Dhabi-based security company with links to senior United
Arab Emirates officials “appears to have hired” Colombian
military contractors who deployed to Sudan to fight alongside the
Rapid Support Forces, Human Rights Watch said in a new report that
also alleged wider UAE backing for the paramilitary group.
The report, which was released on Monday, details how Colombian
contractors were recruited in Colombia, moved through the UAE and
other transit points, and later operated in Sudan’s Darfur region
as the RSF tightened its siege of El Fasher, the capital of North
Darfur. HRW said the alleged support could amount to aiding or
substantially contributing to war crimes and crimes against humanity
by the RSF.
The RSF seized El Fasher in October 2025 after an 18-month siege that
Human Rights Watch said included shelling, drone strikes, and
restrictions that left civilians facing starvation. RSF fighters
carried out mass killings and other abuses against civilians, as well
as against wounded or disarmed fighters fleeing the city.
A later UN fact-finding mission found that the RSF’s conduct in and
around El Fasher amounted to strong indicators of genocide against
protected non-Arab communities, particularly the Zaghawa and Fur. The
mission concluded that the 18-month siege deliberately created
life-threatening conditions through starvation, denial of
humanitarian aid, destruction of medical care, restrictions on
movement, and attacks on civilian infrastructure. It said the October
2025 takeover was marked by mass killings, executions at exit points
and berms, rape and other forms of sexual violence, torture,
detention, enforced disappearances, and ethnically targeted abuse.
The mission found that these acts were systematic, repeated,
coordinated, and accompanied by dehumanising and exterminatory
language, pointing to genocidal intent.
One survivor, identified as Amal, told HRW that RSF fighters stopped
a group that included people with disabilities and children. “They
had sniper rifles, … small weapons with silencers,” she said.
The report highlighted Bossaso, in Somalia’s Puntland state, as a
second transit route for Colombian contractors bound for Sudan. One
Colombian contractor told the group he reached Bossaso from Colombia
on commercial flights in mid-March 2025 and stayed for about 10 days
at what he described as a military base, with around 40 other
Colombians housed in “underground bunkers.” HRW said it
geolocated two videos the contractor shared to an area near the
Puntland Maritime Police Force compound, close to Bossaso airport,
where satellite imagery and video stills showed earth-covered
structures and air-conditioning units consistent with his account of
underground facilities.
The rights group said Bossaso’s role was significant because
Puntland’s leadership is closely aligned with the UAE, which HRW
said has funded, trained and supervised the Puntland Maritime Police
Force since 2010. From the PMPF base, the contractor told HRW, the
group flew privately to Abu Dhabi, where their passports were not
stamped before they were taken by bus to a UAE military facility in
Ghiyathi.
“Bossaso has a military base and that’s where everyone arrives.
There are some people who stay there for a month, some for 20 days,
others for eight days,” one contractor told HRW.
🔥 Some
stabbed themselves. Others lost fights against the sheep.
The sheep
really said, "call the ambulance, but not
for me."
The Feasts Eid
al Fitr and Eid al Adha are both satanic pagan heritage, as is the
entire Cult of Islam.
🐑 Lamb
on the Cross: The Blood of Jesus Saves ♰
😇 Jesus
Christ: 🦁
The Lion and The Lamb 🐑
♰ Orthodox
Christian theology honors both roles equally, anchoring this duality
in the scriptures:
🦁 The
Lion: Rooted in Genesis and the Book of Revelation (5:5), Jesus is
called the "Lion of the tribe of Judah". This signifies His
royal lineage, divine authority, and ultimate victory over sin,
death, and the devil.
🐑 The
Lamb: Throughout the Gospels and Revelation, He is the "Lamb of
God" (John 1:29) and the "Lamb slain from the foundation of
the world" (Revelation 13:8). This highlights His humility,
obedience, and the sacrificial offering of Himself on the Cross.
The
ultimate expression of this duality is found in Revelation 5:5-6. The
Apostle John weeps because no one is worthy to open the sealed
scroll. He is told to look at the "Lion of the tribe of Judah."
However, when John looks, he sees not a ferocious predator, but "a
Lamb as though it had been slain."
In the
Orthodox Christian faith, these two natures are beautifully
intertwined in the Divine Liturgy. Christ conquered death precisely
because He willingly went to the Cross as a humble Lamb, defeating
the powers of darkness through His ultimate act of love rather than
earthly force.
🥴 The Trump
administration is planning to send Americans who are exposed to Ebola
to a new facility in Kenya INSTEAD of flying them to the United
States, an administration official said Wednesday.
👹 Kenya is 100%
Ruled by Satan and Its 'Human' Agents
👹 The
following nations are 100% Ruled by Satan and Its 'Human' Agents
☆ France
☆ Britain
☆ Italy
☆ Switzerland
☆ Australia
+ New Zealand
☆ China
☆ India
☆ South
Africa
☆ Kenya
☆ Nigeria
☆ Ghana
☆ Haiti
☆ Argentina
☆ Brazil
☆ All
57 Islamic Countries
Many others are on their way to
be fully controlled by Satan.
😇 The Lord Jesus
Declared Pergamumto
Be The Seat of Satan's Throne.👹
The Book of Revelation,
the final book of the Bible, describes visions of the end times and
messages from Jesus to these early Christian communities.
❖ Revelation 17 Confirms
Turkey’s Leadership Role
❖ Daniel 11 Confirms
Turkey’s Leadership Role
❖ Isaiah and Micha
Confirm an Assyrian Role
❖ Zechariah Confirms
Turkey’s Leadership Role
❖ The Throne
of Satan is in Pergamum Turkey (Revelation
2:13)
☪Turkey has largely evaded direct legal accountability for
historical genocides, relying on a deeply entrenched, state-sponsored
policy of denial. While international recognition and legal campaigns
for justice continue, modern Turkey pivots to demanding
accountability from other nations regarding their actions in regional
conflicts.
1.
The Armenian Genocide (1915–1916)The
Atrocities: During the collapse of the Ottoman Empire, an estimated
1.5 million Armenians were systematically killed or deported by the
Ottoman government.
The
Legal Stance:
The Republic of Turkey is the recognized legal successor to the
Ottoman Empire. However, successive Turkish governments have
maintained a century-long policy of denial, fiercely lobbying against
international recognition.
Lack
of Reparations/Accountability:
Turkey has never formally paid reparations or acknowledged the
atrocities as genocide, arguing that the deaths were a result of
wartime conditions and inter-communal violence.
Global
Pushback: Over
30 countries globally formally recognize the Armenian Genocide.
Scholars and international lawyers frequently push Turkey to address
the historical record, often pointing to Germany's Luxemburg Accord
as a model for historical reconciliation and redress.
2. Modern Human Rights and Regional Allegations
The modern connection between Turkey and the
genocide of Armenians in Artsakh (Nagorno-Karabakh) centers on
Turkey's active diplomatic, military, and logistical backing of
Azerbaijan during the 2020 war and the subsequent 2023 ethnic
cleansing of the region's indigenous Armenian population.
Scholars and human rights organizations argue this
fits into a long-standing historical continuity.
The genocidal Jihads in Artsakh
(Nagorno-Karabakh)
The 2020 War: Turkey
provided crucial military support to Azerbaijan during the 44-day
war, including supplying drones, military advisors, and transported
mercenaries. This conflict resulted in heavy casualties and the loss
of significant Armenian territories in Artsakh.
The 2023 Blockade and Exodus: Following
a nine-month blockade of the Lachin Corridor that starved the region
of food and medical supplies, Azerbaijan launched a swift offensive
in September 2023. This forced the entire indigenous Armenian
population (over 100,000 people) to flee into Armenia.
International and Legal Perspectives
Genocide Declarations: In
2023, former International Criminal Court Chief Prosecutor Luis
Moreno Ocampo, along with human rights organizations like the Lemkin
Institute for the Prevention of Genocide, formally classified the
starvation and subsequent displacement of Artsakh's Armenians as an
active genocide.
Cultural Erasure:
Observers point to "cultural genocide" in the region,
noting that Armenian religious, historical, and cultural heritage
sites in Artsakh are being systematically destroyed, looted, or
reclassified to erase the millennia-old Armenian presence.
The
Genocidal Jihads in Northern Ethiopia (Since 2020)
There are currently no formal international accountability
mechanisms, sanctions, or international court proceedings holding
Turkey legally responsible for genocide in Ethiopia. While reports
from human rights organizations highlight credible evidence of the
fascist Oromo Islamic regime of Ethiopia and allies committing
genocidal acts and using starvation tactics during the 2020–2022
Teegreye genocidal war, Turkey's involvement has been scrutinized
strictly at a geopolitical and military supply level rather than
direct perpetration.
Turkey's role and the ongoing calls for accountability involve the
following key elements:
Drone Sales and Civilian Casualties: During the genocidal
Teegreye war, the fascist Oromo Islamic regime of Ethiopian used
armed drones purchased from Turkey. Human rights groups have accused
Antichrist Turkey of complicity by supplying these aerial weapons,
alleging they were used in targeted strikes that killed civilians and
destroyed vital infrastructure like hospitals.
Lack of Direct Prosecutions: Under international law, proving
legal culpability for genocide requires establishing genocidal
intent. Supplying weapons to a state that later commits atrocities
typically falls under the category of potential complicity, but there
is no precedent for the International Court of Justice (ICJ) or the
International Criminal Court (ICC) prosecuting a foreign arms
supplier for genocide unless the supplier had direct control over the
forces committing the crimes.
State and Institutional Responses: The international community has
largely focused on broader diplomatic negotiations rather than
punitive actions against foreign arms suppliers. Independent UN
bodies and watchdog organizations like Genocide Watch continue to
advocate for charging state actors in international courts, but
formal cases against either the genocidal regime of Ethiopia or its
arms suppliers have yet to materialize. To the contrary, the world is
doing everything possible to save the fascist Oromo Islamic regime of
Ethiopia.
The Kurdish Conflict: Turkish authorities have faced severe
criticism and legal scrutiny over human rights violations and
civilian casualties in the country's southeastern regions and in
northern Syria.
Yazidi Genocide Complicity: In 2022, prominent international
rights lawyers produced a report recommending that Turkey face the
International Court of Justice over allegations that officials turned
a blind eye or provided logistical training to groups that committed
genocide against the Yazidis in Iraq.
3. Turkey’s Stance on Modern Genocides
Israel-Gaza ICJ Case: Reversing its traditional diplomatic isolation
regarding the term "genocide," Turkey has taken a highly
active stance in the modern arena. Turkey officially submitted a
declaration to intervene and join South Africa's Genocide Case
Against Israel at the ICJ over the war in Gaza.
Arrest Warrants: The Turkish
judicial and parliamentary apparatus has repeatedly condemned
Israel’s actions and issued calls and warrants accusing top Israeli
officials of crimes against humanity.
Don't Let Turkey Get
Away with Another Genocide
The truth is, the world was never so kind towards Germany and Japan,
and they are perpetually and constantly reminded of the atrocities
that they have committed against mankind, and these countries have
also apologized and paid compensation for the damages that they've
done to several ethnic groups that they have victimized in the past.
But Turkey seems to get away with everything. Until now, many Turkish
nationalists are blatantly denying the historic atrocities that
they've committed against the Armenians and Assyrians whom they call
Mesopotamians. No one ever forced them to apologize nor pay
compensation to their victims.
The question is why is that? Why is no international body able to
force Antichrist Turkey in doing what Germany and Japan did?
Sadly, the reason is: the current world is already under the sway of
the Antichrist or a spirit of Antichrist.
☪ The Union of Ishmael
and Esau that is shaking the world continues!
❖ People of the flesh are united in persecuting those of the
spirit!
The Edomite Romans Saved Antichrist Turkey in 1922 by installing
Ishmaelite Atatürk the snake. They are planning to do the same in
Iran by installing Ahmadinejad the snake.
The downing of
a drone by Sudan’s own fleet exposes chaotic logic of Africa’s
proxy conflicts, where Turkish weapons are now being turned against
themselves.
Sudan’s air
force last Friday is believed to have shot down a Turkey-made combat
drone using an identical Turkey-made drone from its own fleet—what
is already being described as a drone-on-drone aerial kill.
According to
reports, the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) intercepted a Bayraktar
Akinci unmanned aerial vehicle near Ad-Damazin on 23 May,
approximately 75 kilometres from the Ethiopian border. The drone is
believed to have entered Sudanese airspace from Ethiopian territory.
Khartoum
alleges the drone belonged to the Ethiopian Air Force and was being
operated as part of a UAE-backed proxy campaign in support of the
Rapid Support Forces (RSF), the paramilitary rebel faction at war
with Sudan’s government.
The SAF has
earlier accused both the UAE and Ethiopia of aggression against
Sudan. “What Ethiopia and the UAE have done is direct aggression
against Sudan and won’t be met with silence,” it was quoted as
saying in a 5 May report by Al Jazeera.
It was the
second such intercept this month. Earlier in May, Sudan’s air
defences downed another drone from the same fleet north of El-Obeid.
Sudan’s
technical teams said they analysed the UAV’s data and confirmed
that the drone—serial number S88—belongs to the UAE.
The UAE has not
made any statement publicly about the latest accusation, but it has
repeatedly denied any involvement in backing RSF.
The Sudan
war
Sudan’s civil
war erupted in April 2023, pitting the SAF, led by General Abdel
Fattah al-Burhan, against the RSF, commanded by Mohamed Hamdan
Dagalo. What began as a military power struggle has since hardened
into a regional proxy conflict, with foreign actors channelling
advanced weaponry into a theatre already defined by mass displacement
and humanitarian collapse.
The UAE is
widely regarded as the RSF’s most influential external backer. Abu
Dhabi’s interests in Sudan are layered: through the RSF, it seeks
access to Sudan’s fertile agricultural land for food security
purposes, and control over the country’s strategically positioned
ports, according to international non-profit organisations.
Sudan is also
among Africa’s largest gold producers, with the RSF controlling
several major mines. For years, billions of dollars’ worth of
Sudanese gold has allegedly been channelled illicitly to Dubai,
effectively bankrolling the rebel campaign, watchdogs tracking money
laundering operations worldwide have said.
Sudan’s
geography makes it worth fighting over. It sits at the intersection
of the Red Sea, the Sahel, and the Horn of Africa—a position that
confers both strategic depth and economic leverage.
Turkey’s
exposure
The irony
sharpening this episode is Ankara’s own exposure.
The Washington
Post reported last year that Turkish company Baykar had negotiated an
arms deal with the Sudanese army, while another arms firm in the
country, Arca Defense, was in extensive contact with a senior RSF
figure.
“In phone
calls and other correspondence, an Arca executive discusses weapons
sales with Algoney Hamdan Daglo Musa, in charge of arms procurement
for the paramilitary and the brother of its leader,” the report
said.
The Post could
not determine if Arca, also a Pentagon contractor, had provided arms
to the RSF. The executive quoted in the report said the company had
never sold weapons to RSF.
The Akinci
drone
The Bayraktar
Akinci is a heavy, multi-purpose strike and reconnaissance UAV
developed by Turkish firm Baykar. Development began in the mid-2010s
as part of Turkey’s drive for autonomy in precision-guided weapons
and aviation. The drone made its first flight in December 2019 and
was officially inducted into the Turkish Armed Forces in 2021.
Built as a heavier, more capable successor to the Bayraktar TB2, the
Akinci can carry out both reconnaissance and strike missions and is
equipped to deploy long-range cruise and air-to-ground missiles.
Based on its distinctive features, open-source observers on social
media identified the downed aircraft as an Akinci version B.
