U.S. should not intervene Sudan, because current Sudan situation is similar to the Iraq situation. The criminal invasion and massive bombing of Iraq caused the destruction of its infrastructure that left the people without water or basic electricity, and the horrible photos of the U.S. military's use of torture at prison created a world outcry. This would happen to Sudan too. Intervention of U.S could make situation worse than right now, because history repeats itself. In this aspect, in September 2004, then Secretary of State Gen. Colin Powell went to Sudan and announced to the world that the crime of the century—"a genocide"—was taking place there. However, the rest of the UN Security Council was unwilling to accept this view, the U.S. "evidence" or the proposed action. The campaign against Sudan increased even as evidence was being brought forward that the U.S. invasion of Iraq was based on a total lie. The same media that had given credibility to the U.S. government's claim......

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Title: Darfur
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