Sudan Said 'Islamist? Nah, We’re Uprising Now!'
In 2019, Sudan did what every dysfunctional reboot dreams of—they kicked out the Islamist movement like an unwanted sequel. The article straight-up says, 'The Islamist movement was toppled in Sudan's uprising in 2019,' proving that sometimes the only way to change the channel is with a full-on revolt. It’s like the political equivalent of ghosting your ex, except with more crowds and less texting.
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When the Islamist movement got the 2019 Sudanese boot, it was the ultimate mic drop: 'Sorry, we’re done,' said the uprising, probably with a killer playlist and some serious side-eye.
Oh, the Islamist movement in Sudan got toppled? Must've been that awkward moment when your share of the political pie just disappeared overnight.
Sudan’s 2019 uprising: the political version of unplugging your modem because the internet refuses to cooperate anymore.
Source: Japantimes | Published: 7/25/2025 | Author: Unknown
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