TONY BLAIR: ENDEAVOURING TO PROVE SATAN’S HOLINESS
The latest talk by Tony Blair as broadcasted on BBC showed the will of the former British Prime Minister to whitewash Paul KAGAME, the Rwandan dictator vis – à - vis of the permanent insecurity within the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC). This reprehensible exercise is comparable to an intellectual task which would tend to prove Satan’s holiness.
With solid evidences, substantiated by different UN experts reports, confirming the destabilizing Rwanda’s core role within DRC, there is no more need to entertain any further objective opinions in this regard. Everybody is quite aware that Rwanda has been maintaining its troops within the two KIVUs as from 1996 up to date, just being so tactful as to only change their uniforms.
Within the same talk, the advisor of Kigali’s potentate improperly took it out on FDLR (Democratic Forces for the Liberation of Rwanda) whom he arbitrarily likened to “genocidaires”. FDLR is hereby retaliating as follow to Tony Blair, who is so passionate about propagandas in favour of the fascist regime of Kigali:
1.FDLR was born in 2000, six years posterior to the Rwandan tragedy, in which the pivotal role of his protected Paul Kagame, has been proved to be too obvious to need any further investigations. FDLR could not have been acting before it existed.
2.Tony Blair should rather advise Paul Kagame his protected, to sit around the table and talk with FDLR, than demonising it, for FDLR is an actor which may never be overlooked as far as sustainable solutions with regard to the Rwandan problems are to be found. The talks in question must be highly inclusive.
3.The Rwandan tragedy must not absolve the Rwandan dictator for good from both his excessive violations of human rights and his trampling of international laws.
4.Democracy is a universal value and must not change the colour when it comes to Rwanda, with intention to safeguard egocentric interests. Democracy is real, invariable, and should be valid everywhere and for everybody, regardless of their respective past, whether recent or very old.
Done in Masisi, the 2nd March 2013
La Forge Fils Bazeye
FDLR’s Information Commissioner & Spokesperson