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KAGAME’S “TUTSI GENOCIDE” PACK OF LIES EXPOSED, AGAIN.

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By Charles Kambanda

Hundreds of Tutsi were massacred from Bisesero, during the 1994 massacres. Kagame’s narrative of Biseseto massacres is that the “interahamwe” – often called Hutu extremist – exterminated the Tutsi in Bisesero. However, some Tutsi survivors of Bisesero massacres say that Kagame’s “technicians” were part of the group that killed the Tutsi in Bisesero.

Some former RPA/F commanders have since testified that, at the time of the 1994 massacres, RPA/F fighters had successfully infiltrated the interahamwe. RPA/F fighters wore interahamwe uniform, posed as Hutu extremists and massacred the Tutsi, Hutu, Twa and foreigners.

Prior to the 1994 massacres, on February 1st, 1994, the National Committer of the interahamwe issued a communique. Then interahamwe leadership was concerned that “criminals posing as interahamwe, in interahamwe uniform, killing people”. Kindly read the communique, point 4.

Kagame does not want anyone to challenge his “Tutsi genocide” narrative because he knows that he was responsible for a bigger portion of the 1994 massacres. The 1994 “Tutsi genocide” narrative is, partly, meant to hide Kagame’s insane crimes against the people of Rwanda during the 1994 massacres.

It should be noted that, in the letter dated April 30th, 1994, Kagame informed the UNSC that (i) the massacres had ended, (ii) RPA/F was in full control of the country and (iii) if the UNSC sent troops to Rwanda, RPA/F (Kagame’s then rebel fighters) had the capacity to fight UN troops. However, Kagame claims that what he calls Tutsi genocide lasted for 100 days from April, 06, 1994.
Bisesero massacres happened during the time Kagame’s troops were in full control of the country, per his letter to the UNSC.

Attached:
1. An interview with one of of RPA/F headquarter guards during the bloody war; James Munyandinda, says he knows well that some of the criminals that killed the Tutsi in Bisrsero and other parts of Rwanda were RPF fighters “technicians”

2. Interahamwe National committee communique, dated 02/02/1994

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