[أبرهة العصبي]

http://www.borglobe.com/25.html?m7:p...er-al-intibaha


خلي فيه دم شوية!

"معندوش ولد اسمه چون اصلا!.."

".. مفيش حد من ولاده مقيم في الخرطوم!.."

".. من اين اتوا بهذه الفكرة؟ انه كذب صريح وبروباجندا رخيصة! ربما ارادوا ان يجذبوا الانتباه.."

يرى المحللون ان محرري صحيفة الانتباهة كانوا في صدمة ولم يكن لديهم اي شيئ لينشروه وسط الاحتفال باحدث دولة في العالم والتي حظيت بدعم من الجميع. هذه ليست اول مرة تقوم فيها اخبار الخرطوم بتلفيق قصص كاذبة، الاعلام الموالي للحكومة في الخرطوم يقوم بنفس الشيء من نشر اخبار كاذبة خلال الستة اعوام الماضية عن حكومة جنوب السودان لتشوه معرفة الناس!

Deceitful publication from the Sudanese newspaper al-Intibaha
July 12th, 2011 at 10:39 pm

Juba, South Sudan (Borglobe.com) – Islamic extremist newspaper in Khartoum contrived a mystery story on Saturday that son of the South Sudan President, Salva Kiir named John has converted from Christianity to Islam. Source close to the First Family denied the conversion of Salva Kiir’s son to Islam and called it a pure lie on Tuesday over phone consultation.

“First of all the President has no a son named John and in addition, no one of his children is residing in Khartoum, where did they get this idea? It is a pure lie and cheap propaganda. May be they need to get attention.” One of the high profiles, working closely to the President told the Bor Globe Tuesday. The Sudanese newspaper al-Intibaha reported on Saturday and now becomes one of the most read stories around the World for the last three days.

“I embraced Islam because I want the Heaven, and will return to the South and call on people to convert to Islam,” said John, who changed his name to Muhammad.

Analysts think that al-Intibaha editors were shocked, confused and had nothing to publish amid the heartfelt celebration of the newest nation that drew the world supports. This is not the first time for the Khartoum news outlets to concoct such a deceitful story. Pro-government media in Khartoum have been doing the same false publications for the last six years about the government of South Sudan to distort people’s minds.