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3 lettres de Me Christopher BLACK aux autorités canadiennes contre la visite de Kagame [2 pièces jointes]



 
Dear Agaculama,
 
Thank you for sharing that information.
 
I may recall that Barrister Christopher Black is a Canadian criminal lawyer who defines himself as "a communist and an admirer of Trotsky". In 2003, years before Dennis Rodman, he travelled to Pyongyang, where he stated that North Korea is a "socialist country deserving the support of all progressive peoples around the world"!
 
Chris Black was also the attorney of Slobodan Milosevic of Serbia, whom he considers as a "hero […] completely innocent of the charges brought against him" and regretting that "it's only in the western media that's he's considered a demon".
  
The Canadian lawyer also believes that the Genocide perpetrated against the Tutsi is a "myth"! He argues that "There was no plan by the coalition government (composed of pro-RPF ministers and those of the former regime) because it was a mixed Hutu-Tutsi government" and explains that the Hutu politicians who were massacred immediately after the crash were assassinated by the RPF.
 
Furthermore, in an article entitled "South East China Sea; A Perfect Crisis for the International Crisis Group", (http://nsnbc.wordpress.com/2012/08/12/south-east-china-sea-a-perfect-crisis-for-the-international-crisis-group-3/), Christopher Black suggested that 9/11 was not less than a US conspiracy. He explained:
 
"A man in a cave in Afghanistan, so we are supposed to believe, had succeeded at defeating the worlds mightiest, most sophisticated defense systems. Three times within one day! A cumbersome, hijacked passenger plane entering the world´s most jealously guarded and protected air-space at the Pentagon and near the White House unimpeded?".
 
Thank you again, dear Agaculama, for sharing the letters by Barrister Chris Black.
 
Best regards,
 
Rwemalika Théoneste


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Objet : Imbonankubone : 3 lettres de Me Christopher BLACK aux autorités canadiennes contre la visite de Kagame [2 pièces jointes]

 

Right Honourable Stephen Harper, PC. M.P
Honourable Peter MacKay, P.C. M.P.
Honourable John Baird, P.C. M.P.
Honourable Steven Blaney, P.C. M.P.

Dear Sirs

I am pleased to provide to you the attached letter and statement of protest attached thereto for your consideration and action.

Yours sincerely

Christopher Black
Lead Counsel
International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda
bar@idirect.com
1-416-453-0537

                            

WE PROTEST!
 
The people of Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo, hereby represented in all their ethnic and cultural diversity by the Amahoro People's Congress, the Rwanda National Congress (RNC-Ihuriro)  the Forces Democratiques Unifees (FDU-Ikingi) and the Social Party PS Imberakuri, protest the  visit to Toronto of  Paul Kagame, a war criminal of the first order.
 
WE PROTEST the visit of a man who has murdered hundreds of thousands of Hutus and Tutsis in Rwanda since 1990.
 
WE PROTEST the presence, in Canada, of a man who has murdered three African heads of state; President Juvenal Habyarimana of Rwanda, and President Cyprien Ntaryamira of Burundi in 1994 and President Laurent Desire Kabila, of the Democratic Republic of Congo (Zaire) in 2001.
 
WE PROTEST the mass murder of over 6 million Rwandans and Congolese peoples since 1996 in the Democratic Republic of Congo, a mass murder committed by Paul Kagame, in a continuous war waged on behalf of western interests, and with their assistance.
 
WE PROTEST the Canadian government's permission for the visit and its shameful support of a man who has crushed any attempt at democracy in Rwanda; of a man who has nothing but contempt for the human, civil and political rights of the Rwandan people, of a man who uses cruel tortures and assassination against those who speak out.
 
WE PROTEST the protection from prosecution granted him by the International Criminal Court and the International Criminal Tribunal For Rwanda, which, though in possession of overwhelming evidence of 20 years of mass atrocities committed by Kagame in the Great Lakes region of Africa, have granted him complete immunity from prosecution, and thereby encouraged his crimes.
 
WE PROTEST AN WE DEMAND that Paul Kagame be charged with war crimes by the ICC, the ICTR and the Canadian government under its claimed universal jurisdiction under the Criminal Code and that the Prime Minister direct his Minister of Public Safety and the Commissioner of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police and Border Services Agency to immediately arrest Paul Kagame on his entry into the country and direct the Minister of Justice to commence criminal prosecutions against him forthwith.
 
WE PROTEST AND WE DEMAND that the Sheraton Hotel or any other hotels in Canada, refuse permission for Paul Kagame to stay on their premises and stain their reputation.
 
THE RWANDAN AND CONGOLESE PEOPLE PROTEST AND DEMAND ACTION AND JUSTICE
 
NO IMMUNITY FOR MASS MURDERERS!
 
JUSTICE FOR THE PEOPLE OF THE GREAT LAKES!
 
JUSTICE FOR AFRICA!
 
NO MORE DICTATORSHIP OF PAUL KAGAME,
 
NO MORE WARS
 
ARREST KAGAME-GIVE US PEACE1
 
Press and Public Contact for the Organisers: Christopher C. Black, Barrister, bar@idirect.com, 1-416-453-0537
 
T h e   "A g a c u la m a   A n a l y s i s   A g e n c y"   (A.A.A.)



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