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I thought neo-con policy was to trash the U.N..
And, golly gee, regime change = democracy -- the bush admin's policy -- seems to make other governments nervous.
Oh, forgot about pre-emptive.
Nobody cares what we think anymore -- only hope we're too mired to cause more damage.

The Bush administration & their
"neo-con" braintrust, have repeatedly stated that the overarching point of the Iraq war
was to spread democracy in the middle east. I agree that democracy
in the middle east would a good thing. However, I wonder, why leave
Africa out of this great plan. Africa could certainly benefit from having more democracy, that much is certain. So, why not have
those very clever "neo-cons" assemble a coalition of the willing and get going in Africa?
Darfur might be just the place to
start.

As far as I have observed, there is no logical premise for al-Bashir's concern that a peacekeeping force would somehow help the US push for a "regime change". The US rarely contributes peacekeepers to such forces, usually providing only monetary support, precisely because governments are so suspicious of any US presence. I have studied this issue throughly, and still find little explanation for al-Bashir's recalcitrance, especially considereing that a UN peacekeeping force (see UNMIS) is currently present in southern Sudan. As a representative of Sudan in Model United Nations (collegiate activity) I had to defend the governments postion, which was certainly a difficult task.