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[AfricaRealities] RY4LCI condemns USA over its recent declaration to continue incite wars, commit genocides and human atrocities, and support impunity in great lakes region [1 pièce jointe]

 


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From: "Rwanda Youth for Leadership and Change Initiative RY4LCI" <info@impinduka.com>
Date: Aug 22, 2014 5:11 p.m.
Subject: RY4LCI condemns USA over its recent declaration to continue incite wars, commit genocides and human atrocities, and support impunity in great lakes region
To: "Bakunzibake Alexis" <imberakuri.5@gmail.com>

The Rwanda Youth for Leadership and Change Initiative (RY4LCI) strongly condemns the United States of America (USA) for its inconsistent and fallacious behavior opposing the long-lasting pacification of the Great Lakes Region of Africa by SADC (Southern African Countries Development Community) initiative and FDLR (Democratic Forces for Liberation of Rwanda) bravery to peacefully finding solutions through negotiations with Rwandan dictatorial regime led by war criminal and genocidaire President Paul Kagame.
 
Following the recent speech of President Obama's special envoy to central Africa Russell Feingold at the USA president's summit with African leaders in Washington; "We have to get rid of the FDLR, not so much because of their military capacity, but because of what they represent and the destabilizing effect that they have with regard to relations with Rwanda. That is our top priority," he said. "I've been involved with efforts to communicate to them that it's time for them to surrender. That they will be attacked militarily if they don't. That there will be no political dialogue," he also added.
 
The latter utterances show that the USA is undermining the values of democracy, freedom and peace in Africa as well as worldwide by supporting the malicious ideas and acts of dictatorship in Africa where it denies political dialogue between FDLR and Kigali dictatorial regime of president Paul Kagame. It appears bizarre for the USA which urged Democratic Republic of Congo to have political talks with the defeated M23 rebels who were fully supported by Rwanda and Uganda, and now it denies the political dialogue between Rwanda and FDLR for regional pacification.
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