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One trip to the Sudan doesn't make a campaign

I didn't explain myself well. I was referencing 2 statements previously made- one from the body of the text and to the comment made. I agree, it takes more than one visit to be a FIGHT for something and I questioned even the CAMPAIGN when it is financed throught a group who's hands may be dirty as well. Sharpton is said by observers in the Sudan; however, to be the only civil rights leader that has raised questions on slavery issues by the SPLA as well; but then if he has such questions, why did he accept their financing to make such a trip?

I am not sure why none of the 'civil rights' folks seem to care. I'm suspect of Al's motives any time esp. when involving money. This is a mind boggling issue. I think people, myself included, already have too much problems to worry about. Sudanese slavery is so...beyond imagination the average person can't get their minds around why people enslave other people. This is probably why many blacks obsess over american slavery and why many jewish people think about the holocaust.