By Thomas G. Weiss
For weeks, diplomats and military advisers fumbled in Western capitals and at the United Nation’s Security Council in New York to respond to East Africa’s agony. (more…)
Posts Tagged ‘Fashoda syndrome’
Defending Genocide to protect a language
Posted: September 27, 2010 in Evidence MaterialTags: Anglo-saxons, Fashoda syndrome, France, Francois Mitterand, Gerard Prunier, Hutu, Interahamwe, Operation Turquoise, Rwanda, Tutsi Genocide
The interview below, hits the nail on the head on the true reasons for France’s continued hostility towards Rwanda and its leaders–the French language. This is part of the interview which Tom Ndahiro had with Gerard Prunier a French expert on his country’s involvement in Rwanda. It was first published in April 1995 by “The New Thinking” Issue No. 2 on pages 9&10 (more…)
friends of evil 