“The revolutionaries are now preoccupied with getting people into the streets, but they have no leader, no vision, no consensus — it is just chaos, crisis after crisis,” said Mohamed Ali Bakur, 35, a member of the Forces of Freedom and Change, a political party that grew out of the revolution but has since splintered into two groups — one supporting negotiations with the military on a path toward elections and the other wanting all of Sudan’s leaders to resign immediately and be replaced with new ones. Bakur is in the camp that sees the military as a necessary partner in achieving the revolution’s ultimate goals.
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