Year after the start of the revolutionary movement in Sudan, the assassin Omar al-Bashir was sentenced to a "reformist" prison for two years. The two-year period is logical in terms of the charges that were directed against him, which was just dealing with the foreign currency.
However, it is totally not logical that this was the only charge against him, well, some people say that this is only an opening, which is something we all wish, but I personally think that, given many revolutionary scenarios in history, if I could not accuse a criminal like him, while there are already charges opened against him with reports on the international level of justice in very massive crimes, also television announcements threatening the demonstrators of death, and after a very large popular revolution such as Sudanese December revolution, if with all this you can not find other charges against him, this could tell that you can not do it, or you can not prove it or you do not want to do it.
Yet it leaves a certain one thing which is that the future of the glorious Sudanese revolution remains unclear.
Or it became clear after April 11, at the palace.
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