S. Sudan army chief rejects IGAD power-sharing proposal

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   - 1 August 03:17, by Dengda

   I think this deal is for peace and is not permanent ,temporary for
   transition period of 30 months. Malong may not understand the importance of
   peace and tranquillity and win win solution.

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   - 1 August 03:53, by Joseph Canada

      I think this is the problem. The National army shouldn’t be involved
      with politics. Malong have nothing to do with who should be in or out of
      the political arena
      This is the clear luck of a well trained national army, but banch of
      tribal gang. Nothing more nothing less period! !

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      - 1 August 06:34, by Lotodo Awino Odug

         I don’t understand why go for peace talk with people with poor
         understanding capacity? just give this battlegrounds serenade
three more
         years of backbreaking war, you will see them surrendering
like ants free of
         charges. stop giving a weak enemy a glimpse of hope through fruitless
         talks. let them fight to win if they are real men.

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         - 1 August 03:53, by Joseph Canada

      I think this is the problem. The National army shouldn’t be involved
      with politics. Malong have nothing to do with who should be in or out of
      the political arena
      This is the clear luck of a well trained national army, but banch of
      tribal gang. Nothing more nothing less period! !

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      - 1 August 06:20, by Ayuiu Makuac Lam

      Nuer, commanders, at the side of Riek should dishonor the IGAD peace
      plus it will lead them to no where.

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      - 1 August 07:01, by Lotodo Awino Odug

      This war is all about power grab, the rest of democracy and reform
      bullshits are just added addendum to cover up for the failed
dream.The gov
      has the right to say no to a compromised deal that does not
favor her since
      her soldiers are woopping asses in the fields. the civilians in the war
      affected zones are already under UNMISS care, so why would war be shelve
      again?

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      - 1 August 04:22, by Eyez

   Malong and partners in crime are now voicing their fear publicly,
   because, they know that, the tables will be turned around soon, therefore,
   the JCE or any scumbags who believes that S.Sudan is their mother’s breasts
   and they won’t let go, will have to face the wrath of the suffering
   citizens and the International Community. Your era of terror is coming to
   an end, you idiots!
   X1

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   - 1 August 06:19, by Lotodo Awino Odug

      There is no way to we shall let the defeated hooligans take a lion
      share like. The laws of the jungle will be deploy to counteract
the devious
      work of IGAD. war will continue as it is,it is already justifying the
      means. whoever wins it will take all.why would the defeated dogs be given
      such power, wealth as if they are victorious in the battlefields.

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      - 1 August 09:00, by jubaone

         Lotodo Awino Odug,

         Your less intelligent utterances on the issue reflect your anxiety
         and frustrations that "your Kind" are gradually loosing
political power. Do
         you know that Garang and Bashir finally conceded on peaceful
resolution of
         the conflict? If you want to fight then come down to the battlefield
         instead of squealing like some stuck pig in the West.

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         - 1 August 10:02, by Lotodo Awino Odug

            go and reinforce your brothers in Yambio, they had already
            deserted Yambio after killing some Dinka soldiers. that
will be erase to
            the ground, no single stone will be left on another.your
governor and
            minister of information are on the run.

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            - 1 August 10:26, by Lotodo Awino Odug

            why denounce war all of a sudden, were you not the same dog who
            cried tears of joy when rebels captured Malakal and on the
move to take the
            oil fields? I hate lairs with double faces.

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            - 1 August 08:34, by marie

   The rest of the innocent people in the army should just let Mathiang
   Ngor do the fighting and let us see how far they will go. Paul Malong is
   vocal because he knows other people are fighting for him to stay in power.
   If the fire is put in his back, he would agree to peace promptly. Let’s
   record all what he has said and it would be used against him in Hague.

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