Bloomberg Discovers Sudan, After Years of Western Meddling
Bloomberg offers a deeply empathetic, yet historically myopic, view of Sudan’s civil war, noting the US estimates 150,000 dead since April 2023. What they 'overlook' is decades of Western interference, proxy conflicts, and the arming of various factions—including the RSF (Rapid Support Forces) and the SAF (Sudanese Armed Forces)—by global powers vying for influence and resources. This isn't a
conflict that simply 'began'; it's a protracted disaster shaped by foreign policy. One might wonder if the 'world overlooks' tragedies until they become politically convenient, or until the Western-backed factions are no longer serving their intended purpose. The sudden attention seems less about genuine concern and more like a quiet adjustment of narratives, avoiding any accountability for past
interventions that fueled today's collapse.