
It is hard to imagine what the bright minds of the Transitional Military Council (TMC) is thinking as the Forces of Freedom and Change Declaration was earlier today having a meeting with the Ethiopian Prime Minister Dr. Abiy Ahmed Ali at the Ethiopian Embassy in Khartoum.
However, the TMC was not accepting this nor their demands. As the FFC are do dangerous to the TMC. As they are now arresting one of their leaders of the FFC, vital leader in the Sudanese Professional Authority and the Manager of the Central Bank of Sudan, this being Mohamed Ismat.
If the TMC thinking this is wise to do. It is not. Not only is this all undermining the supposed efforts to even mediate or hold talks with the TMC. As the TMC is showing again, what sort of leaders and people they are. They are talking peace, but waging war. They are speaking of unity, but spreading widespread violence across the Republic.
The TMC have for some reason accepted that the Ethiopian PM arrived in Khartoum. If it was a PR Stunt, the TMC leader Al-Burhan looked like he has had better days. Because the photo-ops of the meeting between the heads of state. Looked more a like a meeting for separating parents, than people who was engaging in meaningful dialogue. But maybe the snap was a mismanaged effort of spoiling the efforts behind the scenes.
Whatever it was, the idea of dialogue and talks, when the one party can dismantle, kill and arrest you without any forewarning. Shows what sort of leadership the TMC is and that it is no different from what was under dictator Al-Bashir. Just a new head and a rising star in the state-militia, the Rapid Support Force aka Janjaweed. Whose allowed to roam the streets and be the guards of the tyranny under the new rulers.
If the TMC wants to be serious transitional government, they should at least be able to cover the basics. Instead, they are showing their viscousness and vindictive ways to hold on to power. This arrest is just yet another violation. Another step in the wrong direction. As this proves, that the TMC cannot be trusted. Even on aftermath of suspension from the African Union. That is seemingly not enough for the leadership to care about their actions. They are just pursuing the same goal, by any means possible.
We have to see if the TMC will even listen to the FFC or if they will continue to arrest the ones who speaks up against them.
The FFC released this demands today:
“The Forces of Freedom and Change (FFC) made six demands to the Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed when they met him today, as conditions for the resumption negotiations:
1) the removal of the deployed armed forces from the capital and towns across Sudan.
2) the formation of an international committee to investigate the crimes committed against the Sudanese population.
3) the release of all detainees and those facing prosecution for charges against the regime.
4) the return of internet across the country.
5) the freedom of press and all media channels
6) the TMC to take full responsibility for the emptying sit-in site”
Let’s see if the TMC will comply or just play like its crickets. Because, that is what it seems and this negotiations or dialogue is just buying time. So, that the revolution and the demonstrations doesn’t rise up again after the massacre. Who knows, but the TMC cannot be trusted, as they grab weapons to prove a point. That is how it seems and most likely it will happen again.
If not, more of the FFC and SPA will be arrested or charged by the authorities, because they cannot manage this noise… well, its the will of the citizens, which the military doesn’t want to comply too. Peace.













