Pure evil in Sudan: Islamist terrorism and genocide.

The genocidal ethnic cleansing in Sudan is one of the great under-reported stories of the last 10 years.

The fanatical Muslim Arabs who dominate the government in Khartoum – monsters akin to Afghanistan's Taliban – are responsible for the deaths of at least 1 million Sudanese.

The government encourages armed Arab militias to ride into black villages, on horseback or camelback, terrorizing unarmed civilians, kidnapping children, enslaving those they can carry away and raping young girls before leaving them for dead.

One 13-year-old victim survived to tell her horror story of the "rape camps" set up purely to terrorize the black Christians, animists and even some Muslims, in hopes they will vacate their homes and land so they can be seized as part of Islam's long march south through Africa.

"I saw many people killed, then I was grabbed by two men on horses wearing Sudan army uniforms," Ilham Isaak Abdullah told a Western reporter last week.

"They tied me to a tree and raped me all night. I became very ill and fell down. They thought I died, so they left me."

Unable to walk and barely conscious, the young teen crawled out of what is being described as a "rape camp" in the northern province of Darfur.
Abdullah is one of countless girls and women who have been subjected to this systematic campaign of rape-terror, according to human-rights groups monitoring Sudan.

One of these "rape camps," they say, is 10 miles outside of Abu Lehah. "When we arrived in Abu Lehah, we saw hundreds of women unable to walk," says Asha Abdara Haman. "Many girls were under 15 and couldn't walk. We carried them for 16 days."

That's how long it took to take them some 125 miles to Chad where they could safely received medical attention. It would be foolhardy to seek out any help from Khartoum, which continues to promote ethnic cleansing and genocide against the black population – particularly targeted against non-Muslims, though not exclusively.

Haman has first-hand experience with the rape camps. She and her 17-year-old sister, Radiya, were taken by the Muslim Arabs and held as sex slaves for two days.
"Five to six people raped each of us," she said. "They did everything they wanted with us. Our condition was horrible."

The rape camps are well-organized operations.

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