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chikena....nigeria is improving day by day....this speed,i didnt await...keep up the good job,general....... |
abegi,,make dem storm the house and shoot him dead....we dont have time for this...there are other very serious matters,,,,, ![]() |
Euro31:then stop provoking people,,,,btw..how did america killed igbo in iraq?? are you admitting now,that you are the lost tribes of israel?? |
DrObum:you know nothing,curses are real....if you know how to....... |
By wmw_admin on July 17, 2015 http://www.thetruthseeker.co.uk/?p=118702 Andy Piascik – Aletho News July 15, 2015 For two decades, Western elites have spun a tale of how Rwandan dictator Paul Kagame heroically ended the 1994 genocide in that country. That narrative has persisted despite the fact that a great deal of evidence shows that Kagame’s Rwandan Patriotic Front (RPF) did much of the killing and has committed extraordinary levels of violence in neighboring Congo since invading that country not long after seizing power. The recent BBC telecast of Rwanda: The Untold Story indicates that the truth about Kagame may finally be penetrating the mainstream. “Rwanda: The Untold Story” presents much information that contradicts the official narrative, specifically that the dramatic escalation in violence began not in April 1994 but in October 1990 when the RPF invaded from its outposts in Uganda; that RPF forces killed tens of thousands of people in the 42-month period from the invasion to April 1994; and that the RPF is responsible for the deaths of several hundred thousand more Rwandans during the three month period of bloodshed in 1994. In contrast, the spinners of the “Kagame the Hero” tale have put the entire responsibility on the Hutu-controlled government and armed Hutu mobs. The RPF’s 1990 invasion, meanwhile, has been completely written out of history in the official narrative, as has RPF responsibility for the shooting down of a plane carrying Rwandan president Juvenal Habyarimana. It was immediately after the murder of Habyarimana that what has been known since as the Rwandan Genocide began. Another part of the official narrative that was exposed long ago by Edward Herman, Robin Philpot, and others is that the U.S. didn’t do enough to stop the killing. In fact, Kagame was an imperial operative as early as the 1980s who trained at Fort Leavenworth and the U.S. was closely allied with the RPF even before the 1990 invasion. Throughout the spring of 1994, the Clinton administration was proactive in blocking the UN from taking measures that might have prevented much of the killing. Former United Nations Secretary General Boutros Boutros-Ghali, for one, has put the entire blame for what happened in Rwanda in the 1990s on the United States. In addition, while the Rwandan government and France, its primary ally, supported international action to stop the killing, Kagame was so determined to take complete control of the country that he eschewed a ceasefire and negotiations. The inescapable conclusion is that the mounting deaths on both sides were acceptable to Kagame and, by extension, the U.S., so long as the end result was complete victory and the ascension of the RPF to power. From the outset, both Hutu and Tutsi survivors, U.N. officials, and numerous investigators have presented an entirely different version of events. Those stories, which have been fortified by population studies and other means, reveal that both sides are each responsible for hundreds of thousands of killings. These dissident voices have been ignored and, in the case of several studies by human rights groups and the U.N., suppressed – at least until the airing of “Rwanda: The Untold Story.” Perpetrators and supporters of empire, who have never seen a U.S. war crime they didn’t like, have attacked critics of the official narrative and obfuscated who really benefits from the ongoing warfare. It’s a neat trick practiced regularly: falsely accuse dissidents of denying atrocities and deny imperial atrocities, all the while obscuring the billions in U.S. business profits made possible by Kagame’s invasions of the Congo. Western plunder of the region dates to the murderous rule of Belgian King Leopold II. No sooner did the Congolese independence movement succeed in 1960 than Congolese reactionaries and their Belgian and CIA helpers overthrew and eventually murdered Patrice Lumumba, the nation’s first elected prime minister. Eventually installed in Lumumba’s place was U.S. puppet Mobutu Sese Seko, who for 30 years served U.S. business interests as zealously as Kagame has. A succession of U.S. administrations have hailed Mobutu as a great man. The Clintons, Madeline Albright, George W. Bush, Samantha Power and Susan Rice all hail Kagame as “the man who ended the Rwandan Genocide.” Never mind the millions of Congolese who have been killed or died from starvation, disease and other causes traced directly to Kagame’s invasions. The unraveling of the official Rwanda story has global implications, as the U.S. has invoked “preventing another Rwanda” to justify invasions of the former Yugoslavia, Libya and large swaths of the Middle East. With a population increasingly alarmed by endless wars of aggression, the fact that the foundation for those acts is one big lie brings us closer to the day when we can end forever imperial ambitions and war. |
Futureleader1:chikena.....thunda fire you and your Biafra zoo........ shiit...i am starting to learn igbo..i will abuse you people in igbo....just wait and see.......... |
Same sex law: Ambassador Sulieman Dahiru who had served in Brazil, Angola, the United States, Poland, Ivory Coast, Austria, Sudan and Pakistan, told Vanguard that Nigeria should make its stand known on issues such as terrorism which has become a global issue, especially as we know that the US is all out to defeat terrorism. He said, “I think with the change of government and leadership of the armed forces should bring the expected positive change.” On social issues like same sex marriage, lesbians, and gays, Buhari should listen to Obama and make it clear to him that the issue has been settled in Nigeria, no political leader will come out to support these issues. Culturally it is unacceptable, religiously is unacceptable, while no amount of pressure from outside the country will change that decision. nigeria is unshakable in this matter......anybody that trys will be destroyed immediately...nigeria is not south-africa................ |
tranxo:what did she write...you igbo should abuse someone in the face....i hate your backstabbing style....... ![]() |
anumide:what did she write??...please translate for me.........i beg you........ |
fr3do:hahaha..you funny...leaving to were?? to the lagoon?? hahahahaha............ ![]() na lagoon straight.............hehehe........ |
foxxynik:what is your problem?? you dullard....gej can go to hell,....... |
Ndkings1:thats right!!!...well done,nairaland moderators....we dont want biafra...we will fight it at the root....... |
[quote author=cheruv post=35960360][/quote]what is your point?? your map is an abomination...... ![]() |
destinysaid:dont give them nothing...or else before you know,they will want everything............ |
empireSOM:I AM RESPECTING MY SELF!!!! I DONT WANT TO DIE!!! if you think,i am going to take up arms to fight my brothers and sisters in der west and nord,then you are really MAD!!! |
Omololu007:abeg,,ask am...this people realy pisss me off...they are behaving like colonialits........... |
destinysaid:pahhhhh....if igbos don't make up 99% of the population,then its not igbo land and they are minorities!!!!! ![]() |
dearpreye:no matter what you say...we want no part in biafra...thank you..... |
empireSOM:you brought yourself down already....keep on like this,and you will loose the respect people have for you igbos.... |
destinysaid:no realy,bros...they want to bring calamity to us...as if we no have suffered enough..... |
empireSOM:go finger fvck yourself!!! |
Happiness87:war?? you dey craze...abegi,go kill yourself!!!..... me,i dont want to die......... |
daintyexmen:who hate igbos..?? i dont care....so long they dont make things more difficult than it already is..... ![]() i dont want to die....sooo,this biafra nonesense must stop.... btw...warri is not igbo...my mother is from warri...she doesnt speak a word igbo....... |
empireSOM:of course...they are working with the enemys of the black-race(white-devils)....not in nigeria,they can go and create their biafra in england...i dont care...forget africa....there shall be no biafra in africa..... |
bye bye biafra....our general will not tolerate rubbish....... |
this wan dey craze...has he forgoting that he is a thief?? ![]() |
tuffgongjo:the english na bend it like okocha.... ![]() since 1899,we have been murdering english like no tommorow.... ![]() is the english dem fault to bring it to us.......rip english...what a nasty language........boring language,,,useless..... |
Freemanan:bros,what is the meaning of ROTFL??...please,i beg you..... |
op,you dey craze....sleeping with a married woman is madness....you suppose to know that....idiat.... ![]() |
Iamsynord:abegi sharrap... anything that endangers the community must be dealt with,,,and tattoing is one of them...black-people are not to tattoo ourselfs,is beginning of madness.... |
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