Misleading petition from Kagames consultants

jMali · 2014-10-14T12:43:24+00:00

Kagame is well known to be using bribes to attract support from white people from USA and Britain. A group of international consultants who have been working for Kagame for the last 20 years have now criticised the BBC programme in relation to Rwandan genocide. The letter was prepared by Kagame and circulated by the Rwandan Embassy in the UK for signature by these consultants. Among people who have signed the petition below include representatives of NGOs who have using genocide cards to get British money to fund their NGOs. Andrew Walllis was paid £150,000 by Kagame to create his Open Democracy website and write the book "Silent Accomplice: The untold Story of the Role of France in the Rwandan Genocide, I.B.Tauris, 2014". Even Romeo Dallaire who failed to prevent the genocide because of his lack of neutrality during the conflict in his role as representative of UN mission to Rwanda has signed the petition. Romeo Dallaire supported Kagame's war in order to remove the former regime of Habyarimana. It is even strange to see that the content of the letter is referring to the investigations by Judge Marc Trévidic to support the consultants' arguments while the dictator and war criminal Kagame, Andrew Wallis and Linda Melvern have been documenting and accusing France of their involvement in the Rwandan genocide. It is well known that any different view to Kagame's version of the history of Rwandan genocide is considered by the war criminal and dictator Kagame as genocide revisionism. BBC was right to ignore these investigations because they are not credible and have not yet provided any answer to who shot the plane that was carrying two Presidents and their crew and entourage. The French approach to this matter has been repentance rather than finding the truth. In addition to this, the preliminary outcome of French investigations do not conclude that the plane was not shot by Kagame. So, it was not necessary for BBC to refer to them while investigations have not yet been completed. The content of the consultants' letter written to BBC is not credible because these consultants have been working for Kagame for many years, paid to write books about him and his war, to represent him abroad and in various international conferences, They received financial support from Kagame to attend various conferences related to genocide. These consultants have not provided contradictory facts about the fake numbers of Tutsi killed as the result of the genocide. They have never condemned the massacres, war crimes and crimes against humanity committed by Kagame in Rwanda and in DR Congo. In this petition, no credible answer was provided by the consultants about the issues raised by BBC. Will we have people to defend and support Kagame's version of the history of Rwandan genocide even after his death. Let's wait and see. http://uk-africa.blogspot.com/2014/10/misleading-petition-from-kagames.html

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Start date Oct 14, 2014

jMali

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Oct 14, 2014

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