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أمى يا دار السلام يا حصنى لو جار الزمان ،
ختيتى فى قلبى اليقين يا مطمنانى .. بطمنك
أمى .. الله يسلمك
Happy Mother's Day

لخرطوم في 23 مارس(سونا)- يستضيف برنامج وكالة
السودان للأنباء (مجهر سونا) والذي يبث علي الهواء مباشرة عبرقناة النيل
الأزرق اليوم فى الساعة الثامنة والاربعين دقيقة مساءً الدكتورة فاطمة عبد
المحمود مرشح تنظيم الاتحادى الاشتراكى الديمقراطى لانتخابات رئاسة
الجمهورية التي ستجري

بالبلاد شهر أبريل القادم.

توزيع البث لمرشحي الرئاسة - ملف الانتخابات بالاذاعة السودانية فاطمة أحمد عبد المحمود
31/03/2010 من 10:30م - 10:50م

Fatima
remains in the race

Perhaps we all read, in February the NEC rejected

Fatima’s candidacy citing non-compliance with signature and
registration
requirements outlined in the electoral law.

NEC
said she had not had her papers stamped by state committees, despite
having previously told her this was not necessary. The highest court in
Sudan then reviewed her appeal ruled that she was wrongly excluded and
allowed
her to rejoin the race for president in the April elections.

Only
through her persistence and quest for justice did she keep her
place.
And against all unworkable settings and existing odds, she is
adamant
to persevere.

We all know that with the election procedure come
trials,
tribulations, pros, cons and risks. Fatima stands firm with
her decision
to continue to endure the challenge.
She is weighed down
by the notion of deceiving the hopes and
aspirations of her
followers, the voice of marginalised Sudanese women
and believers in
her cause. She insists, unless the election is aborted,
nothing
will sway her from delivering her message.

In tandem with other
candidates, she acknowledged and voiced in the
media suspicions of
fraud and attempts of coercion. She recognises and
shares the
frustration of other candidates. But in the way of noble
warriors
and freedom fighters pleas to them to rejoin the race, defy the

intimidation with integrity and continue to speak to the Sudanese
conscience.
Why, because the nation is not blind. The nation is loyal
and
defiant and knows its history.

There is still time to avert a probable
eruption of this volatile
nation, let down and ill with loss and
humiliation.
Investigation in retrospect, scrutiny of vote counts,
vote recounts and
other remedial measures were tested and justice
finally accomplished.
Let us learn from examples around the world
where lives and homes were
lost at times like these, let us not
forget our families, our children
our friends and brothers in
solidarity who can suffer when violence
breaks out.

There is still
time, please persuade your candidates to rejoin the
race, survey
opinions and make petitions, this is a national call and we
are all
accountable.












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I
relied:
Saif, the art of debate embodies objectivity rather than the use of
harsh biased tones.
Let us first set the scene, while other candidates are defending
themselves from accusations of corruption, theft of land, violence,
murder, inciting racial hatred etc, your allegations about Fatima are
indeed humorous.
Indeed at one time, one of Fatima’s role models was Fatima Ahmed Ibrahim
(her history is well documented), who as a woman fuelled her with
enthusiasm to contribute in politics. In secondary school, Fatima Abdel
Mahmoud was a well-spoken, bright and keen student. This caught the
attention of associates of the Communist party who saw in her a
potential activist to promote their programme. She earned their respect
and admiration but briefly after she moved on to pursue her studies in
Russia. Honestly, I am not entirely sure if Shafi3 helped in that??
But Fatima was appealed by the Socialist ideology which was globally a
powerful political movement in the 60s and 70s. She read profoundly
about Socialism, attended their debates and argued with its thinkers.
Her interest grew and from then onwards her affiliation and loyalty was
Socialist at the time (now Social Democratic).
During Mayo, Fatima was devoted to specific roles; Health, Youth and
Social Welfare and Women Development. She had no direct engagement with
other government pronouncements of the kind you mention. Indeed she has
apologised for the atrocities suffered by communists during Mayo, in
an interview she was asked
:


I wish we can fear God
when making allegations of private nature.
"كانت بتساهر مع ناس نميري لنص الليل لمن طلقا راجلا "
All that can be said here is inevitably, people who succeed in life are
always accompanied with rumour and telltale. Fatima descends from a
conservative and encouraging family. Through her journey she also had
the privilege of a supportive husband with whom she enjoyed a long
stable marriage, not immune to anecdotal minor conflict as with all of
us.
Mercy be upon us all

He said:

الاعتراف لا يقلل من حجم المشكلة او يسقطها

وكون
انها كانت تخاف سطوة السلطة الحاكمة فكان اشرف لها ان تعتزل بهدوء

وفي
هذه الحالة كانت ستسجل لها في صفحات التاريخ صفحات نقية

لكن
ضعفها تسبب في خذلانها بني جلدتها وتسبب في موت خلق

وانسان ضعيف لن يقدم لدولتنا شيء لكنه قد يعيق تقدمها

وبخصوص انها تنفي عنها عيب المشاركة لأن فلان وفرتكان شاركوا

عاوزة تقول يعني انا غلطت زي ما غلط فلان

كلو
مسجل ومكتوب

ما حيكتبو حقتك حسنة
وحقتم سيئات

I replied:
Saif, much of your disapproval is blinded by what should have been done
rather than what has actually been done. By “done” I imply factual
evidence of contribution. This is sadly the very reason why many
esteemed political thinkers rejected by governments, have taken back
seats as spectators through the years and accomplished little but
voicing ideals. But inexistent factual contribution to Sudan.

All political ideologies are valid if applied correctly, most
importantly if parties are willing to rise above their personal and
interpersonal disagreements.

Fatima ya Saif is a skilled and ethical polititian, has grassroot
support and the determination of a warrior. Fatima recognises the
shortcomings of totalitarianism and is now calling back all parties to
draw the new political map of Sudan hand in hand


the debate continues



















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