From: Celestin Nsengiyumva
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, November 16, 2008 10:08 AM
Subject: Re: [fondationbanyarwanda] African intellectuals betraying their own
in the face of renewed colonialism.
Netters,
Please take note of the issue highlighted by this Rutikanga. And try to
answer the question: how does the Great Lakes' crisis relate with strategic
natural resources which are oil, gold coltan etc. in DRC? Could it be that RPF
and Interahamwe were "manufactured" just to fuel the scramble for resources
without any consideration for the human casualities in Rwanda and DRC? Or is
there any possibility of peaceful coexistence between the resources-hungry
Western industries, the different ethnic groups of the region, and their
natural resources?
--- On Sat, 11/15/08, Rutikanga Muhinda <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
From: Rutikanga Muhinda <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: [fondationbanyarwanda] African intellectuals betraying their
own in the face of renewed colonialism.
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Saturday, November 15, 2008, 6:55 PM
Dear editor, dear readers! It is totally a shame not only for
individuals but for the whole African great lakes community, as to how the so
called educated people in this part of Africa are the most unwise members of
our own society. I really don't know the reason why but I suspect it may be
because of targeting the big loaf that they decide to make a U turn around the
truth and reality, and choose to just sympathize propaganda and unrealistic
ideologies. Dear readers and specifically my people from the African great
lakes region, should we be more wise and don't just follow the hearsays
especially when it comes to Rwandese politics. To me it is a shame when a
writer throws his full support to an invasion of another country's sovereignty,
causing horrible massacres such as what happened and is still happening to the
DR Congo at the moment. Is it really wise to eliminate more than five millions
innocent lives just to protect a quarter million of people? or can there be any
other approach to solve the crisis than just supporting militarism and
confrontation? Do we believe we (Africans)are the losers? The writer said
that The UN failed its mandate. Did it fail really? I don't think
so. Unless if we don't know what the UN actually means. Please be aware that
the letter 'R' was Omitted to cover up its real mission. We don't have to be
told in order to understand; instead we have to understand from what we see. It
is actually the 'URN'(United Rich Nations), which is a one way pipeline from
the unfortunate to the fortunate; from the ignorant to the wise; and from the
poor to the rich. Those who discover this secret, then abide by it and keep it
confidential are the only one who can develop a good rapport with the big
masters and succeed to cling to power for life. It doesn't matter what they do
and how they do it, what matters is just ensuring the safety of the one way
pipeline flow. So when you people try to convince your fellow that Interahamwe
want to eliminate their fellow Tutsi, or when you try to support the carnage in
the DR Congo by linking it to the genocide in Rwanda, you delude yourself by
forgetting that time is the most powerful weapon, where the invulnerable
becomes the looser and the weaker becomes the triumphant. Lets just accept it
because this is the time and place, but be aware that the tide won't delay to
turn. Today may be the survival of the fittest, but tomorrow could be the
survival of the rightiest. The world is now in its evolution moment and change
has started rooting up. It won't just end there but will rich everywhere. From
the beginning of times to the arrival of colonialism, great lakes Africans and
particularly Rwandese people were living together without any scratch. Today
our so called scholars, instead of seeking to intervene and support our fellow
brothers and sisters, orphans and widows under starvation, you decide to add
the nail in the coffin by allying yourself to and supporting the game of the
bloody gold, coltan and diamond in the Eastern DRC by Kagame who knows what he
is doing (protecting a one way pipeline flow), and doesn't care about the
meaning of life. The misunderstanding between Kigali and Paris today is not
because France had its hand in the genocide (many others also did and are still
heavily active), but because Kigali has been very partial or biased in securing
the one way pipeline. Kagame's diplomacy has been so weak that he didn't know
how to navigate Between the French and English relationship, not even knowing
France's role in the European community. He just thought he can survive by only
serving his long time English masters and blockading his major French foe. He
deluded himself by wanting to become the best friend of Europeans and push to
alienate France. He just thought that Europeans are like great Lakes Africans
who accept any lift from the wind and sometimes make it wrong to be taken by
the storm.. Europeans know surely that blood is heavier than water and will
never take it for granted. French victims of the Rwandese turmoil are starting
to take toll on Kagame's government, this will be followed by the Spain's one
and the Canadian's after. When our African intellectuals look at the way things
are unfolding, they start to speculate that it is Western arrogance. It is
really not. It is instead Western value of brotherhood. Today Eastern Congolese
people are being slaughtered because of Coltan and we Africans are chanting
'yes yes' Tutsi must be protected. Our Tutsi ethnic group have been living
there for thousands of years and nothing happened to them. Why then is it like
this today? The Tutsi people do not only live in north Kivu but every where in
the two Kivu provinces and the Katanga. Why only those in north Kivu have to be
protected? The FDRL are said to be every where in the Kivu, in Uganda, in
Tanzania and all around the world; for example these FDRL have been using
Ugandan passports to travel around Europe and USA, why only DRC has to be
invaded? Just a simple answer, because of its oil along lake Albert, its Coltan
,gold and diamond on its boarder with Rwanda and Uganda, otherwise lets forget
about Interahamwe and the threat against Tutsi. But please don't forget that
'Change' is at hand and we will all test it.
Thanks.
Muhinda Ryangombe.
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