Nk’ubu urebeye kumarushanwa aherutse ya club ya CAVB na BAL teams zacu zitwaye neza no kuyategura tuba intangarugero Ariko still national teams zacu ntibigende neza. Ibi biterwa ahanini n’imbaraga nke zishyirwa mugutegura abana naho bibaye hakaba kurambirwa kare ntibikurikiranwe
Long before it turned genocide denier, the @BBC produced a documentary that exposed three truths:
One: The genocide against the Tutsi was planned.
Two: The plan was known to the US State Department months before hell was unleashed on Rwanda’s Tutsi.
Three: The attack on the plane was nothing but a pretext to unleash genocidal violence.
"Rwanda, That Local Thing" is just one episode among eight in a series called Corridors of Power: Should the US Police the World?
Here is what British investigative journalist @lindamelvern writes in her recent article, "A preventable genocide, a denied responsibility: What 'Corridors of Power' reveals about Rwanda":
"Anyone who had bothered to examine the cables from Kigali, carefully filed in the State Department’s Africa Bureau, would have found the outline of a planned, political campaign to exterminate the Tutsi."
Read more: https://t.co/FelmK9PfN3
Let that sink in. They knew.
The documentary goes further, revealing that the extermination plan was personally disclosed to General Roméo Dallaire, commander of UNAMIR, back in January 1994… by a regime insider.
Here was the plan, in cold blood:
-Kill Belgian peacekeepers to drive the UN mission out.
- Then kill all Tutsi.
Lists of Tutsi were drawn up. Weapons stockpiled. Tens of thousands of Interahamwe militias trained and mobilized.
The media, the RTLM, would do the rest, whipping the masses into a killing frenzy.
Three months before the genocide, three months before the plane was struck, the plan was already laid out, ready to be executed.
The attack on the plane, launched from the Kanombe military barracks, controlled by the genocidal army, was never the cause. It was the excuse.The signal to begin the slaughter.
Anyone who tells you otherwise is a genocide denier.
Plain and simple.
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Ce que le Rwanda vient d’accomplir cette semaine dépasse de loin les dires et écriteaux de toutes et tous qui ont voulu saboter nos efforts. Merci PK. Merci @visitrwanda_now
Nous sommes au Convention Center à #Kigali, Un citoyen belge lance un message fort… l’engouement est palpable, la joie est électrique… suivez ce reportage! @prevotmaxime#UCIKigali2025#Kigali2025
President @PaulKagame delivered a powerful address, reaffirming the nation’s resolve to protect its sovereignty after neutralizing foreign-backed threats across the DRC-Rwanda Border. European Mercenaries & fellow confused africans were defeated and later were granted by Rwanda safe passage. He insisted about what happened in Rwanda in 1994 “It happened once. Once is too many. It will not happen again,” warning that Rwanda is prepared to confront any future aggression, even 2,000km from its borders. Urging peace and cooperation, the message was clear: leave Rwanda alone! #Kwibohora31
April 21, 1994 is a shameful date for the United Nations in the history of genocide committed against the Tutsi in Rwanda. On this date, the UN decided to withdraw its troops from Rwanda, leaving a symbolic contingent of 270 people.
3) The UN knew that:
- on April 18 and 19, 1994, President Sindikubwabo, Prime Minister Kambanda and Ministers Édouard Karemera, Justin Mugenzi, Augustin Ngirabatware, Prosper Mugiraneza, Pauline Nyiramasuhuko. Agnès Ntamabyaliro, Eliézer Niyitegeka, Callixte Nzabonimana, André Ntagerura, Daniel Mbangura, Nsengiyumva Hyacinthe Rafiki…had travelled to prefectures of Gitarama, Gikongoro, Kibuye, Gisenyi, Butare, Cyangugu, Ruhengeri, to mobilize for the genocide.
- on April 19, 1994, President Sindikubwabo gave a meeting to all political, and military leaders in Butare calling for the genocide
- on April 21, 1994, the genocide was fully completed in three prefectures: Byumba, Ruhengeri, Kibungo and Kigali Rural.
- The genocide was completed in a huge part of prefectures of Kigali City (Gikondo, Nyamirambo, ETO Kicukiro, Gahanga, Ndera…), Gisenyi ( Nyundo, Muhororo, Kesho…), Cyangugu ( Nkanka, Shangi, Hanika, CIMERWA…), Kibuye (Kirinda, Stade Gatwaro, Home St Jean, Mugonero, Nyamagumba…), Gikongoro (Nshili, Muganza, Kibeho, Munini, Mushubi…), Butare (Simbi, Cyahinda, Gishamvu…)
- on April 21, 1984 a big broadcast of rapid mobilization for genocide on Radio Rwanda was hosted by extremists politicians Shingiro Mbonyumutwa, Édouard Karemera, Stanislas Mbonampeka and Rafiki Hyacinthe Nsengiyumva
4) CONSÉQUENCE
The on 21 April 1994 the remaining Tutsi survivors were exterminated in the prefectures of Gitarama, Butare, Gikongoro, Kibuye and Cyangugu, making it the deadliest date in the history of the Tutsi Genocide. More than 250.000 were killed in sites such as Ntongwe, Kinazi, Nyanza, Cyarwa, Tumba, Rango in Butare City, National University, Butare Hospital, Kabutare, Murambi, Cyanika, Kaduha…
A DAY OF INTERNATIONAL SHAME.
- in the following days, particularly on April 22, 1994, the genocide intensified at Butare City, Kansi, Kibilizi, Gisagara; it continued in Songa, Mugina, Remera-Rukoma, Rubengera, Ruhashya, Rusatira, Gatagara, Nyabinyenga, Birambo, Gitwe, Commune Rouge, Mibilizi, Mubuga, Commune Rouge, Kabgayi, Nyarushishi, Bisesero, among others.
We will never forget them, we are grateful to the RPF which stopped the genocide against the Tutsi and put RWANDA on the path to peace, unity, memory and resilience.