0.o.(trembling fingers)yes unexpolted
Un. Ex.. Ploited... Oil..
(makes several phone calls, buys some more Halliburton stock, turns on fox news, pours a nice glass of wine while cackling Ina diobolical manner)
0.o.(trembling fingers)yes unexpolted
US wouldn't do it as it would increase the appeal of Anti-American groups and perceived as an American war on Islam in Northern Sudan .but South Sudan would be independent. If the USA don't do it
They could reject the legitimacy of a referendum like Iraq did to Kurdistan or Spain to Catalonia depending how secured their position is or due to access to South Sudanese oil.anyway once they withdraw.
Well, the USA wouldn't just walk over the place and say "South Sudan is now independent". There would be a referendum under UN supervision. The sentiment for independence is here after all, and the genocidal efforts of the Sudanese government against South Sudan would ve enough justification to have that referendum.US wouldn't do it as it would increase the appeal of Anti-American groups and perceived as an American war on Islam in Northern Sudan .
They could reject the legitimacy of a referendum like Iraq did to Kurdistan or Spain to Catalonia depending how secured their position is or due to access to South Sudanese oil.
I know what you mean it still going to perceived as the US dismembering by North Sudanese and it being a Christian State is going to make it even worse. That will increase the appeal of Anti-American groups and perceived as an American war on Islam in Northern SudanWell, the USA wouldn't just walk over the place and say "South Sudan is now independent". There would be a referendum under UN supervision.
So did the Iraqi Kurdistan treatment under Saddam yet they don't have Independencegenocidal efforts of the Sudanese government against South Sudan would ve enough justification to have that referendum.
They didn't get it because it would anger Turkey, which is an american ally. Also they had to take into consideration that weakening Iraq too much would leave it susceptible to Iranian influence (which did happen anyway).So did the Iraqi Kurdistan treatment under Saddam yet they don't have Independence
I feel like America has a unspoken policy of avoiding most of Africa as much as possible with the exception of Northern Africa.
US wouldn't do it as it would increase the appeal of Anti-American groups and perceived as an American war on Islam in Northern Sudan .
They could reject the legitimacy of a referendum like Iraq did to Kurdistan or Spain to Catalonia depending how secured their position is or due to access to South Sudanese oil.