Revising Paul Kagame: Myth and Reality After the Genocide in Rwanda

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• TR

  @tribalpeacock · 3 years ago

  The US is only good to speak after the fact...where were they during the genocide? NOWHERE!

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• B4

  @b4ukug0_k4tsuk1 · 4 years ago

  Did these panelist just egnore the old guy's question? Wow

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• MA

  @marymbaka · 13 years ago

  where were all these people when the world shut it's doors, covered its ears and eyes towards Rwanda during the genocide

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• GI

  @ginacoleman788 · 5 years ago (edited)

  Where are these people today?  What is their opinions?

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• GI

  @ginacoleman788 · 4 years ago

  Does the Open Society Foundation have any concerns about the chaos in Nigeria .... or the DRC...? &nbsp;Probably not.<br> My impression is that these &quot;good governance&quot; organizations are only concerned with African countries the west cannot exploit.

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• BA

  @bayindostudio · 14 years ago

  No worries my friend, disagreeing doesn’t bother me. If you want to send it or private upload it, please do...I have footage from 1990, 1995, 1994, 1996 and 1998. 1990? When RPA invaded Rwanda from Uganda? Whatever our respective thoughts are on it, history bears out that what goes around comes around. Whatever Kigali puts out, is going to come back to Kigali. &nbsp;I appreciate our cordial dialog here on youtube, hopefully it helps lead peace in our region for both of our countries. Peace my friend.

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• CO

  @COD-MIIR. · 4 years ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qB8729TcngY&amp;t=825">13:45</a> Indeed.

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• FR

  @francoisemurekatete4020 · 4 years ago

  Rudasingwa used to think HE WAS IT ALL! &nbsp;He is so furious for he was proven VERY WRONG!

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• BA

  @bayindostudio · 14 years ago

  “Everyone proclaims to be a politician, if not a civil right activist” ,…I agree! I see it so often among us Congolese, its nauseating... I know where you come from my friend. Conversely, I’m concerned for the Rwanda people, the grass in the battle between elephants that’s coming, the other elephant being DRCongo. What Rwanda did in DRCongo, will come back to haunt Rwanda maybe not tomorrow, next month, next year, but it’s coming. Maybe our respective POV will make a positive difference.

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• LO

  @lornabrooks2907 · 4 years ago

  That’s why I think Caribbean countries should be cautious and smart as to what they committed to. Although to his credit there is great improvement. But I think there is an agenda to it.

• TY

  @tysonafrika5268 · 3 years ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qB8729TcngY&amp;t=5260">1:27:40</a>

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• KI

  @kirundo1 · 14 years ago

  Those who have nerve to speak the truth in public, as you put it, need to first face justice for corruption charges. Rwanda had declared all out war against corruption and we have physical evidence agaist these folks. Others are claiming that Rwanda would assassinate them if they return to Rwanda, but these same people were representing Rwanda in diplomatic missions overseas, and when their time to return home came, in order to replace them with others; they all refused to repatriate

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