going on there ok you talked about the you and we know that yesterday a deadline set by the way you pawson this was a deadline for the military a transitional council to appoint a civilian government what are the implications of missing that deadline we know that as it stands saddam has been suspended from the body because of what happened on the june 30th but what is this what is this missing the did i mean essentially i mean the aid has not come out and said an official sort of. opinion as to what the consequences are but we can assume that the suspension then still stands and that sudan's membership. will still continue to be suspended however it doesn't seem like sudan is necessarily bothered by this the military council does have regional support from other countries egypt saudi arabia the u.a.e. and it seems that at the moment the country is really caught up with this this is now basically just a crisis and how to get out of this sort of like it's a brick wall yeah it's heating that pickle it's complex you have because you have you've got the military that the often so talk about you

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