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FW: [RwandaLibre] Re: Rwanda: The UN is formally asking Paul Kagame's regime to start negotiations with FDLR
Huuu! None se bwana Gasingwa ukeka ko uruhande rwa madamu Mushikiwabo ruvuga ko rutishe n'isazi (Nyamara shenge umumarayika sheja, abapadiri ba Rwesero ya Giti, abali mu ishitingi za Nyacyonga etc. balishwe!) alirwo ruzaba mu Rwanda rwonyine?
Oya, oya shenge, abahutu n'abatutsi ndetse n'udutwa duke dusigaye bazarubanamo bose, abagome mu mhande zose kandi byaragaragaye ko baliho, bahanwe cyangwa se bababalirwe.
Ahubwo bulya ngo uwo uzaheka ntumwisha urume: Nibegerane baganire amazi atararenga inkombe, bareka ibya madamu Mushikiwabo uliho akereza ubwiyunge bw'abanyarwanda, nka bimwe by'umwamikazi Ameli biciye umugabo n'uwagombaga kuzamusimbura mu maso, akabona ko ubwami buliho bukendera aliko akanga agahanyanyaza.
Bwana Gasingwa, ese buliya ushira amakenga madamu Mushikiwabo iyo avuga ngo aralilira umututsi Landouard Ndasingwa aliko akishimira ko undi mututsi Colonel P. Karegeya azegetse muli South Afrika naho generali Nyamwasa akaraswa agakomeretswa, ntagaragaze intimba nagato yaba atewe n'umubabaro wa Lea na Rosette abatutsikazi nkawe (keretse niba batakili abatutsi)?
Nimusige aho, mureke imhande zombi zilimo abishe ziganire, kuko ali nazo nyine zigomba kwiyunga zidafifitse, zireke amasloga, zitahure ibiziteranya (cyangwa se ibyaziteranije) zibikureho cyangwa se zibyilinde.
Ibinyoro, peste, ubushita n'ibindi ntabyo byakuweho no kuvuza amasireni, kwiralira cyangwa se kwica abo bifashe. Ahubwo ni abitonze muli za labo, bashaka udukoko tubitera, biga ikitworora (umwanda) babwira abantu kucyilinda, naho ikitwica (imiti) bakivugutira abantu, maze twa dukoko turayoyoka n'ibyorezo twateraga bicika bityo.
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Subject: Re: [RwandaLibre] Re: Rwanda: The UN is formally asking Paul Kagame's regime to start negotiations with FDLR
Muri Mozambique nta ruhande rwatsembye urundi!
Le Vendredi 27 juin 2014 10h22, "Nzinink nzinink@yahoo.com [RwandaLibre]" <RwandaLibre@yahoogroups.com> a écrit :
@Gasinzigwa:
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Abatindi barota icyo bababaye!
Rwanda: The UN is formally asking Paul Kagame's regime to start negotiations with FDLR
By Bosco Mutarambirwa
Princeton, New Jersey
USA
June 26, 2014
The UN is formally asking Paul Kagame's regime to start negotiations with FDLR.
If you can't beat them, join them. Kagame considers FDLR to be a criminal organization, and FDLR considers Kagame's regime to be a criminal organization. Since Rwanda cannot let all its "criminals" perish, Rwanda should promote forgiveness, and possibly general amnesty. Truth and Reconciliation is the only way to go. So, Ms. Mushikiwalando, you should rejoice instead of getting bitter about this new development. You should always remember this: RPF murdered your brother, not FDLR.
Timing is everything. Rwanda is rotationally presiding over UNSC during the upcoming month of July. As such, UNSC wanted to debate this issue now because Rwanda may refuse to include it on the agenda for next month.
More details to come.
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