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…)
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In Rwanda, Good Intentions are Not Enough
Posted: January 10, 2011 in Genocide DenialTags: Academic Council on the United Nations System, Bosnia, Camps, Canada, Disaster, Fashoda syndrome, genocide, Help, Hutu, Kigali, Maurice Baril, New York, Providence journal, Refugee camps, Refugees, Rwanda, Thomas G. Weiss, Tutsi, United Nation’s Security Council, United States, Victims, Watson Institute, Zaire
Turning a Blind Eye
Posted: January 10, 2011 in Evidence MaterialTags: Berlin, Catholic Church, Delhi, genocide, Holocaust, Hutu, Impuzamugambi, Interahamwe, Lemarchand, Maurice Baril, Moscow, Myth, New York, Paris, Pentagon, Romeo Dallaire, Rwanda, September 11, Tony Blair, Tutsi, United States, Washington, World Trade Center
When the terrorists bombed the Pentagon and the World Trade Center, the United States pulled together to raise hundreds of millions of dollars in memory of the thousands who died on September 11th. Networks pulled regularly scheduled programs to air benefits aiding the families of lost firefighters and other victims. Countries all over the world sent symbols of their support and sympathy. (more…)
Could the Rwandan Genocide have been prevented?
Posted: January 4, 2011 in Evidence MaterialTags: Belgium, Bible, Colonel Théoneste Bagasora, Failure, Filip Reyntjen, genocide, Gregory Stanton, Holocaust, Human Rights Watc, Hutu, Interahamwe, Linda Melvern, Maurice Baril, Romeo Dallaire, Rwanda, Samantha Power, The Atlantic Monthly, UNAMIR, United States of America, Vatican
By Dr. Gregory H. Stanton[1] ©2002 Gregory H. Stanton
In 1994, 500,000 to one million Rwandan Tutsis along with thousands of moderate Hutus, were murdered in the clearest case of genocide since the Holocaust. The world withdrew and watched. To borrow a Biblical metaphor, we passed by on the other side. (more…)
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