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2.5 million sq. km. (967,500 sq. mi.); the largest country in Africa and almost the size of continental U.S. east of the Mississippi River Till you fall apart I am holding my breath =(

I am still in Sudan and i am leaving tomorrow so i thought to give you an idea about my beloved country where i really enjoyed my staying el hamdolliah. First, The Nile: Second, this place called el 3'aba or the jungle, my cousins told me that there are monkeys there but we could not seen them because it was about raining See how close we were from the Nile actually there are parts of this land are being covered by water when there is a flood. The Sudan national Museum This one is funny =) i can not remember who is that but it may be our great great grandpa =D bas look how long is this neck?! While we were sitting on a cafe' on the Nile, we saw about 6 eagles hunting fish from the water, that one caught one, it was amazing Actually it was a great trip and the weather was amazing el hamdolliah.

I am blogging now from my second country Sudan, for those who don't know i am half Egyptian and half Sudanese, so it is my first time to visit Sudan and i love it. It really nice to see the country where my beloved dad RIP came from and now i understand why he loved the country so much. The moment we landed, it rained heavily and i realized the moment i am out of the airport that i am finally in Sudan. Actually the smell of it is different, the color of the sand is different too, it is near to red. people are extremely nice and well behaved el hamdolliah. since i came, we visited people and a lot of family members who know my dad came to see us. In Sudan, there is nothing much to do, but we are planning to go to the only mall here =), go to see the Nile, and the national museum. bas keda. In general i love the country so much and here is a pic for the view from the balcony, till i take real pics to show you where my half part came from.

Being a sudanese, it is expected from me to tell my opinion about the arrest warrant of the international criminal court (ICC) against Omar Al Bashir so here is what i think; i am not into politics but i have an idea about what is going around me so i believe that Al Bashir should be judged even if he is not directly involoved, which i doubt, in the genocide against Darfour because he did not carry his mission as a persident to protect and prevent such horrible crimes and he left his people starving to death. I know some poeple would tell me that he should judged by his own country not by a foregin country, and they will start taking about the consipracy theory and how they don't care about the sudanese people and they care only about the new discovered resources of the south. we all know that the possibilty that an arabian president to be judged by his own country is zero. i want him to be fairly judged, to be able to defend himself and if it is proved that he is guilty, then he...