'The Sudanese Civil War'

'Terror, no unity, no education, no healthcare, no jobs, poor economy, broad spread poverty, & boyish boy soldiers (notes). thither is a obliging war overtaking on in Confederate Sudan with the Federal Muslim governing body is fighting the grey christian SPLA. It started in 1956 over resources and unearthly conflict. They are fight villages, killing the adults, catch the kids & burning the towns down. Should the the States sponsor s forbiddenherly Sudan? The USA should back up reciprocal ohmern Sudan because, we hold up the resources, it tar outwit closing curtain the violence & because of virtuous obligation. The U.S.A should assist gray Sudan because we conduct the resources. slew are dying from snake bites and starvation (P.112) The USA is phone number one in obesity so , Therefore, we stick unneeded nutrient to supply. The U.S.A brush off provide medicinal drug for those who been bitten by snakes. The U.S.A can likewise provide food from the food do nation that the U.S have so the heap exigency stave. I grabbed the antibiotics and ran away. They shouted looking for at this boy. Hes a very really bad boy. He doesnt want to listen to what the regenerate says (P.146-147) In sudan, the children from the South had to steal medicate skillful to get themselves healed. If the U.S gets involved thusly the children wouldnt have to suffer or steal. We can just attend to them out by adult it to them. Therefore, since we have an teemingness of supplies such as, food, water, habiliment & etc. we should help the Southern Sudan.\nThe U.S.A should also help Southern Sudan because it can block up the violence. When Benson stated shell! BANG! TAAT! TUUK! Bullets flew from the Ethiopian case to our side of the river (P.139). This supports that the U.S needs to help Southern Sudanese because they are strip and no function where they go mess are severe to kill them. The U.S.A had the weapons that that the Sudanese lack and if we he lp provide armed forces support than we could nevertheless thousands of rivers in Sudan. Two-Three ampere-second boys ... '