Arrani, what is going on here? Is he dead or what?
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Exiled in South Africa, Rwanda Patrick Karegeya willing to testify against Kagame in the ICC!
Kinshasa, 09/07/2013 / Politics
His current exile in South Africa, Rwanda Patrick Karegeya that Kigali has repeatedly tried to eliminate is ready to go and testify and provide irrefutable evidence to the ICC on the permanent plot by Paul Kagame against the DRC
Patrick Karegeya, former head of intelligence of Rwanda is willing to testify against President Paul Kagame in the ICC. This senior Rwandan refugee officer in South Africa claims to have details and hard evidence on the recruitment of Laurent Nkunda and Bosco Ntaganda by Paul Kagame, before being sent on the ground floor in order to create rebellions. Patrick Karegeya, in his broadcast on RFI yesterday morning Monday, July 8, 2013 in English and translated into Kiswahili, calls for the International Criminal Court (ICC) to indict the Rwandan President Paul Kagame as well as Bosco Ntaganda. 's current approach Patrick Keregeya can find the approval of a Congolese political class exhausted by years of war in DR Congo. A war whose Rwanda, through its President Paul Kagame was the main instigator. You just need to browse a few pages of history to realize that Paul Kagame was invested with a noble mission by certain lobbies in the international community. His job is to make efforts to realize the theory of balkanization of the country. To achieve this objective, the Rwanda often use Congolese unable to resist the power of money. This, even though they quickly forget that once we no longer serves the interests of this country, he does not hesitate to settle accounts. And sometimes it ends badly ... If it is now accepted that this is the Rwanda is behind the various rebellions which DR Congo has known Paul Kagame can only be the main organizer.Consequently, it is he who must wear the hat and answer for his actions before international justice. But is that this is possible for a country qualified "darling" of the international community? A country that, according to them, is making efforts in governance, but easily trample on the promotion of human rights. For this category of Congolese, this approach does not have enough chance of success as long as the world's leading economic and military power, the United States, have not stopped supporting the country of a thousand hills. Let's say that in addition to political, military and diplomatic aspects of President Joseph Kabila, a small mandate of the International Criminal Court would be good for battered population of the country. Mandate and if there was, it will strengthen the power of those who claim that the ICC was created for Africans. But forgetting that enough is enough and that at some point in life, you must clear all the reasons why the neighbors of the DR Congo to envy his wealth. It is also clear that as long as the DR Congo have such resources, as long as they teem of arable land in Africa, it will always be at the center of the issues in the region. Reason the DR Congo should be aware not only it is full potential, but also its new neighbors, as well as regional issues. The country should also have in mind the idea of a giant clock which will delight its population, but the fear of many observers. This is why many prefer to keep in step underdeveloped countries at war, while many developed towards the long term. This is to say that the Rwandan initiative may be advantageous for the country, but Chances are that it can not succeed. Perhaps the future will contradict us.This necessarily will delight all victims past and present. L'Aven
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This is a quote:
"Even if Joseph Kony was killed, that would not necessarily be the end of the war in northern Uganda because Kony is no more than a ' spiritual' leader of the LRA. This quick fix, arm-chair solution seemed to be from the Kampala-based 'opinion leaders' who only know the war through newspapers".
" Until the legitimate grievances and the marginalization of northern Uganda's communities are addressed, LRA fighters remain a possible vehicle for the expression of northerners' frustrations".
"Kony may never sign a peace agreement. Whether or not he signs, however, is less relevant to avoiding new conflict in northern Uganda than ending marginalization policies and fulfilling promises by the Ugandan government."
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