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Très, très fort, ce soldat du web.

Julie Miville-Dechêne est l’exemple parfait du petit Canadien français de service joliment récompensé pour avoir rendu de loyaux services à ses maitres du Dominion of Canada. Elle fait partie de la même famille d’arrivistes obséquieux que Roméo Dallaire, le complice de Paul Kagame remercié par un siège au Sénat pour avoir facilité la conquête sanglante du pouvoir par les assassins du FPR, au Rwanda.

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Les investissements des sociétés minières canadiennes en Afrique ont atteint 21 milliards de dollars en 2010. Comme par hasard, ils ont triplé depuis le début de la guerre d’agression déclenchée par le FPR, en 1990.

À quand les excuses de Radio-Canada ?, Bernard Desgagné, 31 août 2010

Un gros paquet de cochonneries

Christianne Charette est copine avec le général Dallaire. Hillary Hillary Hillary! Une femme est certainement capable d'envahir le prochain pays. Rires et rigolades.

Mare-France Bazzo et Bernard-Henri Lévy [mp3]:

J'étais décolletée jusque là; pendant l'entrevue j'étais assise de manière à montrer mes jambes, y me regardait les jambes, y me regardait les seins sans arrêt.

Lecture nécessaire suite: le cas Dallaire

Voici une note (la n^o 16, si vous voulez savoir) du texte lié dans le billet précédant concernant le général Dallaire. Je l'ai déjà surnommé général Délire, je suis honteux d'avoir utilisé l'humour bon enfant pour décrire cette pourriture.

Dallaire, who has attained heroic status for allegedly “resisting” the genocide, and who has been a “fellow” of Harvard’s Carr Center for Human Rights, was actually a virtual agent of the invading Kagame forces. He closed one axis of the Kagali airport runway to make the shootdown easier, refused to allow a nearby French investigative team to investigate the crime, failed to warn the Rwanda government of the military buildup of the Kagame forces, and was charged by his direct superior, Dr Jacques Roger Booh-Booh, with working in collaboration with the RPF and also taking orders from the US and Belgian embassies in Kigali. (See his Le Patron de Dallaire Parle (Paris: Duboiris, 2005) )

Et notre militaire humanitaire favori avait ceci à dire au début du mois: La France a aidé les génocidaires, témoigne Dallaire, un papier d'André Noël, le même qui avait officié à l'attaque contre Robin Philpot, tout juste avant les élections québécoises où Philpot était candidat.

Ajout 31 octobre: J’ai serré la main du diable, Robin Philpot, 28 octobre 2007

Lecture nécessaire

J'aime énormément Edward Herman, pour sa solidarité sans faille avec les faits au premier chef. Et que me voilà servi. Concision de l'argumentaire, élégante densité de la preuve, implacabilité de la conclusion, j'en ai été secoué. Ce type est de ceux qui me font continuer à espérer, quand même. J'en reproduit une partie, voir l'original pour les références dont je l'ai élagué ici.

To an amazing degree, the Western media and NGOs swallowed the propaganda line and lies on Rwanda that turned things upside down. They made the prime aggressors and genocidists, who were responsible for the dual assassination of April 6, 1994 that precipitated the mass killing, into heroic defenders against the de facto victims. The dictator Paul Kagame, one of the great mass murderers of our time, was made into an honored savior deserving and receiving strong Western support. Philip Gourevitch and the New Yorker whipped up sympathy in the West by labeling the Tutsis the “Jews of Africa;” the label stuck, and it garnered even greater support for Western anti-“genocide” intervention. These big lies are now institutionalized and are part of the common (mis)understanding in the West.


Because the Western propaganda machine succeeded so well in making the Hutus the villains and killers, and Paul Kagame the defender/savior of Rwanda, this cleared the ground for Kagame and Yoweri Musevemi--Kagame’s ally and fellow U.S. client and dictator (of Uganda)—to periodically invade and occupy the Eastern Congo (then Zaire) and beyond without “international community” opposition as they were allegedly cleaning out the genocidaires. The Pentagon very actively supported this on the ground, even more than it supported the Kagame machine’s drive in Kigali. This led to the killing of hundreds of thousands of civilian Hutu refugees in a series of mass slaughters, and also provided cover for a wider Kagame-Musevemi assault in the Congo that has led to the deaths of literally millions. This was again compatible with Western interests and policy, as it all contributed to the replacement of Mobutu with the more amenable Kabila and the opening up of the Congo to a new surge of ruthless exploitation of its mineral resources by Western companies—a fine illustration of “shock therapy” with murderous human consequences but large gains to a small business and military elite.

Genocide Inflation is the Real Human Rights Threat: Yugoslavia and Rwanda, Edward S. Herman, 26 octobre 2007

Sauvons le Darfour

Reply to "For anyone interested in not" (Wed, 2007-04-18 16:54)

Submitted by David Peterson on Wed, 2007-04-18 21:44.

SK: Another great find: "The Politics of Naming: Darfur and Iraq," Mordecai Briemberg's interview with Mahmood Mamdani over the Redeye - Vancouver Co-op radio channel.

Invaluable material. Surpasses by light-years the kind of crap we find in the weblinks I provided above. Thanks for sharing it. As always.

For those of you who do listen to the complete 24-minute interview, and can actually hear it (not a trivial caveat, it goes without saying), don't miss what Mamdani says around the 19:30 mark, where he talks about so many of the emotional tourists who have been "taken for a ride" on this "Crisis in Darfur" bandwagon. As well as the point he makes around the 22-minute mark, where he says (to paraphrase it closely): The best way to end genocide is not more war, but to bring the war to an end.

Mamdani's comments near the very end, on the actual, war-fomenting U.S. intervention in Rwanda back in 1994, also are invaluable.

(I refer everyone with an interest in this topic back to "The Politics of Naming," also by Mahmood Mamdani, London Review of Books, March 8.)

And as for "President Bush Visits the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum" (White House Office of the Press Secretary, April 18, 2007) -- I can hardly wait to read all about it in Thursday morning's New York Times.


David Peterson

Chicago, USA

J'emmerde les ennemis de l'Afrique

[Qui est responsable du génocide au Rwanda en 1994? - Partie 1, vidéo]

[Qui est responsable du génocide au Rwanda en 1994? - Partie 2, vidéo]

[Qui est responsable du génocide au Rwanda en 1994? - Partie 3, vidéo]

Dutrizac est important, semble-t'il