Mr. Osha or Oshy whatever you calls yourself. You should not call people stupid. You are the only ID10T I have ever read his comment plus your bulldog Logic Boy.
The gentleman you responded to his comment is right. People who have destroyed lives are staying alive such as your Beshir who have no conscience to respect human life.
I do not blame him at all for what he is doing because he has nothing to care about since he his no kids who are being affected by the cause of his action.
Please allow people to say the truths. You may needs to find some ways to strategically defend your statement by not depreciating yourself and those you may represent.
Those days are coming closer for the most ferocious leader to come to an end. People will appreciate it if you happens to accept the realities before God strike.
You do not need to waste your education by trash talking and by turning yourself upside down and than talk. You need to sit upright so that you can see the environment you lives in more clear.
Open your eyes and see the horizon. Every single time you over reacts to a comment indicates that what ever have been said is a binding truth.
Anyways, I feel sorry for the families of those who lost their lives in drown incident. May God comfort them and rest the soul of their lost one in peace. My prayers goes out to them.
Peter Nhiany.
Twenty-nine persons survived when the engine stopped on a boat near Islanj Island, about  north of Khartoum, the capital of Sudan, on August 4, 2009. Eleven of the forty passengers trying to cross the Nile River drowned when the boat sank.

"Police said the accident was caused by the severity of the current and the overloading of the boat," a police statement said. "People on the island said they had not seen an incident like it for more than 40 years."

Forty farmers, along with their goods, had boarded the boat, overloading it. State ministers from Khartoum, the commissioner of Karrary district, and the police visited Islanj Island following the accident.