I have some questions for President João Lourenço of Angola:
1.What has Rwanda done to him?
2.Where does his alleged hatred toward Rwanda come from?
3. Is it because of billions of dollars he allegedly received from Tshisekedi?
Is he looking for financial security before finishing his term?
4.If he claimed to be a mediator, how can he claim neutrality while allegedly deploying drones that are said to be killing Tutsis in the DRC?
5. Is Rwanda prepared to fight a united Africa if former African Union Chair João Lourenço and current Chair President Ndayishimiye are united in a plan to attack Rwanda?
Did President João Lourenço wait until leaving the African Union leadership to openly support Jean-Luc Habyarimana in order to complete what is described as the unfinished genocide against the Tutsis of 1994?
6. Do Presidents João Lourenço, Ramaphosa, Tshisekedi, and Ndayishimiye think Rwanda is weak and can be attacked at will? Do they think Rwanda is like a banana stem that anyone can cut or carve however they wish — a country that can be manipulated, invaded, or destabilized without consequences?
I also ask President Ndayishimiye:
1. Is he trying to complete what he sees as unfinished genocide?
2.Has he forgotten that he and some senior leaders in Burundi were allegedly linked to Interahamwe elements involved in the 1994 genocide against the Tutsis in Rwanda?
Another question:
1.Are all countries determined to continue ignoring what is described as genocide against Tutsis in the DRC, just as the world ignored the genocide in Rwanda in 1994?
I conclude by again calling on President Trump not to continue supporting Tshisekedi, who is accused of working with FDLR, allegedly renamed FCLR, in a plan to exterminate Tutsis in the DRC and potentially extend violence into Rwanda. The mineral wealth Tshisekedi is said to use to influence others should not be valued above human lives.
President Trump should also not support or cooperate with President Ramaphosa, who is accused here of committing genocide against white people in South Africa and seeking to extend violence into the DRC against Tutsis.
All of this is said to be happening while the world remains silent. Tshisekedi is accused of killing Tutsis freely, yet when AFC/M23 rises to stop the violence, the United States pressures them to withdraw.
For example, when the U.S. pressured AFC/M23 to withdraw from Walikale, the consequences were seen. When the U.S. pressured AFC/M23 to leave Uvira, what followed was violence in which Burundian forces (CNDD-FDD), FARDC, Wazalendo, and mercenaries were accused of killing Tutsis, destroying homes, looting property, killing livestock, and forcing many to flee.
Now, many displaced peopleincluding elderly men, women, and children are said to be on hillsides, suffering and dying from violence, hunger, and abandonment by the international community.
I end with this question:
Why are Tutsis and Jews so often targets of hatred, to the point that many countries appear to tolerate their extermination?
The hope expressed here is that God will continue to protect His people.
@FBI@ymahmoudali@RepSaraJacobs@LawrenceKanyuka@RealManziWilly@drcJosephKabila@CNangaa@netanyahu@jlprdeangola@AndrzejDuda@prevotmaxime@SecRubio@EU_Commission@EUatUN@UNOSAPG@NBerlangaEU@WairimuANderitu@JBorgstam@FEGnassingbe@AsstSecStateAF@JuttaUrpilainen@USEmbKinshasa@kayikwambaT@NgogaFred@onduhungirehe@UnderSecStateP@UsambUN@US_SrAdvisorAF@NshimyimanaEmma@ottoplatus@UNHumanRights@USAmbUN@JosepBorrellF@eucopresident@mbachelet@MofaQatar_FR@antonioguterres
I have some questions for President João Lourenço of Angola:
1.What has Rwanda done to him?
2.Where does his alleged hatred toward Rwanda come from?
3. Is it because of billions of dollars he allegedly received from Tshisekedi?
Is he looking for financial security before finishing his term?
4.If he claimed to be a mediator, how can he claim neutrality while allegedly deploying drones that are said to be killing Tutsis in the DRC?
5. Is Rwanda prepared to fight a united Africa if former African Union Chair João Lourenço and current Chair President Ndayishimiye are united in a plan to attack Rwanda?
Did President João Lourenço wait until leaving the African Union leadership to openly support Jean-Luc Habyarimana in order to complete what is described as the unfinished genocide against the Tutsis of 1994?
6. Do Presidents João Lourenço, Ramaphosa, Tshisekedi, and Ndayishimiye think Rwanda is weak and can be attacked at will? Do they think Rwanda is like a banana stem that anyone can cut or carve however they wish — a country that can be manipulated, invaded, or destabilized without consequences?
I also ask President Ndayishimiye:
1. Is he trying to complete what he sees as unfinished genocide?
2.Has he forgotten that he and some senior leaders in Burundi were allegedly linked to Interahamwe elements involved in the 1994 genocide against the Tutsis in Rwanda?
Another question:
1.Are all countries determined to continue ignoring what is described as genocide against Tutsis in the DRC, just as the world ignored the genocide in Rwanda in 1994?
I conclude by again calling on President Trump not to continue supporting Tshisekedi, who is accused of working with FDLR, allegedly renamed FCLR, in a plan to exterminate Tutsis in the DRC and potentially extend violence into Rwanda. The mineral wealth Tshisekedi is said to use to influence others should not be valued above human lives.
President Trump should also not support or cooperate with President Ramaphosa, who is accused here of committing genocide against white people in South Africa and seeking to extend violence into the DRC against Tutsis.
All of this is said to be happening while the world remains silent. Tshisekedi is accused of killing Tutsis freely, yet when AFC/M23 rises to stop the violence, the United States pressures them to withdraw.
For example, when the U.S. pressured AFC/M23 to withdraw from Walikale, the consequences were seen. When the U.S. pressured AFC/M23 to leave Uvira, what followed was violence in which Burundian forces (CNDD-FDD), FARDC, Wazalendo, and mercenaries were accused of killing Tutsis, destroying homes, looting property, killing livestock, and forcing many to flee.
Now, many displaced peopleincluding elderly men, women, and children are said to be on hillsides, suffering and dying from violence, hunger, and abandonment by the international community.
I end with this question:
Why are Tutsis and Jews so often targets of hatred, to the point that many countries appear to tolerate their extermination?
The hope expressed here is that God will continue to protect His people.
@FBI@ymahmoudali@RepSaraJacobs@LawrenceKanyuka@RealManziWilly@drcJosephKabila@CNangaa@netanyahu@jlprdeangola@AndrzejDuda@prevotmaxime@SecRubio@EU_Commission@EUatUN@UNOSAPG@NBerlangaEU@WairimuANderitu@JBorgstam@FEGnassingbe@AsstSecStateAF@JuttaUrpilainen@USEmbKinshasa@kayikwambaT@NgogaFred@onduhungirehe@UnderSecStateP@UsambUN@US_SrAdvisorAF@NshimyimanaEmma@ottoplatus@UNHumanRights@USAmbUN@JosepBorrellF@eucopresident@mbachelet@MofaQatar_FR@antonioguterres
@JessOlinab19933@RwandaMoD Stuck in your old parochial myopic ideology detriment to mankind living , but one can define this as a social construct and backwardness