Africa, The Holocausts of Rwanda and Sudan

"Ethnic cleansing, slavery and genocide are atrocities that the world abhors. Yet in spite of this time of rapid communications and travel, news of these types of events is seldom known or recognized until way after the horrors are perpetrated. A mandate by all the world powers in 1948 to move decisively to stop these actions has only served fearful world powers to cautiously recognize that these holocausts were really taking place, mostly after the fact. The tenet that the United Nations was formed to precisely identify and stop these kinds of base human behaviors has been lost. Instead the UN has morphed into a bureaucratic nightmare that is lost in protocol and ineffectiveness on the world scene with some exceptions. The world Churches, Temples and Mosques too, have ignored their responsibility to call attention to the atrocities and then to provide the kind of help needed to solve the problems. They too have lost their moral compass. The conscience of the world has been governed by political correctness rather then humanitarian needs. The countries of Europe have ignored the Gulag and the Holocaust, relegating them to a corner of history that they have conveniently forgotten. The Far East countries have decided that these affairs are too far away and pay little attention. The front line of knowledge and human aid to ease the starvation, slavery and killing has been relegated to unselfish NGOs (non-governmental organizations) which raise money, medicine, redeem slaves, bring in food and generally report the situation to the world which does not want to hear about the turmoil and problems."

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