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Re: [AfricaRealities.com] Louise Mushikiwabo is in London to influence the UK government to release Karake, or later to influence the court hearings.

 

Don't to touch Kagame's officials, say the irrational and cynical Andrew Mitchell. Let's forget those Spanish humanitarian workers and other Rwandan people killed by Kagame. 


From: "Samuel Desire sam4des@yahoo.com [AfricaRealities]" <AfricaRealities@yahoogroups.com>
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Subject: [AfricaRealities.com] Louise Mushikiwabo is in London to influence the UK government to release Karake, or later to influence the court hearings.

 
Louise Mushikiwabo is in London to influence the UK government to release Karake, or later to influence the court hearings.
 
If Karegeya was not guilty for being involved in war crimes and massacres of civilian, Ms Louise Mushikiwabo should not be worried and angry because the British and Spanish judiciary systems are  just, reliable and fair. Any attempt to influence the UK government and judiciary by the Rwandan government is a confirmation that Karake , Kagame and other RPF members  committed the hutu genocide and killed  Spanish humanitarian workers. If this was not the case, Mushikiwabo would not need to travel to london. Also Andrew Mitchell and Kagame's  personal consultants including Phil Clark (who need money from Kagame and DFID consultant fees) should shut up to leave the case to lawyers. Their credibility is questionable given the close and personal relations that they have with Kagame 

Source:
"The EastAfrican understands that Rwanda's Minister of Foreign Affairs Louise Mushikiwabo has already arrived in London for talks with UK authorities over the arrest of the 54-year old General, who had reportedly travelled to London to attend an international meeting on security."




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