President Emmanuel Macron has appointed ‘researchers’ to carry out a two-year investigation into the role of the French army in the Rwandan genocide that is still a source of tension between Paris and Kigali 25 years later:
The nine-member commission will have access to presidential, diplomatic, military and intelligence archives, the French presidency said on Friday, after Macron met members of an association supporting survivors of the genocide.
“The goal is to deliver a report which will be published in two years time … and will be accessible to all. It will scientifically evaluate, on the basis of archives, the role that France played in Rwanda from 1990 to 1994,” the presidency said.
Macron’s predecessor François Hollande declassified presidential archives on the subject in 2015, but researchers have complained that only a fraction of the classified documents have surfaced and say a conclusive account on the role played by France is yet to be produced.
Rwandan President Paul Kagame has accused Paris of being complicit in the bloodshed in which Hutu militias killed around 800,000 Tutsis and moderate Hutus.
While Paris has acknowledged mistakes in its dealings with Rwanda, it has repeatedly dismissed accusations that it trained militias to take part in the massacre.
However, during a visit to Rwanda in 2010, then president Nicolas Sarkozy, did acknowledge France made “a serious error of judgment, a sort of blindness when we didn’t foresee the genocidal dimensions of the government”.
The two countries broke off diplomatic ties in 2006 after a Paris judge accused Kagame and nine aides of shooting down former president Juvenal Habyarimana’s plane in April 1994 — the catalyst for the massacre. Rwanda rejected the charges.
During that 2010 trip, Sarkozy also said a French rescue mission in under a U.N. mandate to provide safe zones, had been too little and too late. The killing started in April 1994, and the French arrived in June.
It is inconceivable that any non-White people have ever committed “genocide”. In fact, the term “genocide” was made up by a Jew, Raphael Lemkin, who was involved in the kangaroo court popularly know today as “The Nuremberg Trials”. Lemkin, of course, gained notoriety as a leftist radical during the Spanish Civil War when he looked to get Franco’s “fascists” charged with “crimes against humanity” for crushing the jewish-supported communist insurrectionists.
Apparently, only White people “hate” intensely enough to kill anyone who is not White, especially Jews, Africans, Arab Muslims, Latinos, and Asians. And if it at first looks like a genocide has been committed by, say, Rwandans, chances are there is a “hidden White hand” like the French Army manipulating the genocide behind the scenes. And given how much Macron has demonstrated his hatred the ethnic French people, it isn’t surprising that he’s hiring “experts” to lay more guilt on the French, which will ultimately lead to paying billions of euros to the Rwandans for “reparations”.
Gene
“Macron’s overtures to Catholic Church makes waves in secular France.”
The article claims that he is willing to send the French Foreign Legion to Ukraine if certain events happen. I guess he must think the French Foreign Légion troops are getting fat, sloppy and lazy and need someplace to get back into war condition beings that African countries are throwing the France out and declaring their independence from France and the French troops have nothing to do. It’s getting difficult to say anything sensible because it just keeps getting worse.
Macron had asked to be baptized Roman Catholic at the age of 12. But he claims to be an agnostic. But when asked about his beliefs, it is said that he gave vague ideas of spiritual belief’s. And the little I looked up about what an Agnostic believes is: “An Agnostic is a person who believes that nothing is known or can be known of the existence or nature of God or anything beyond the natural. phenomena. A person who declares neither faith or disbelief in god.”
To me this shows that he does not deserve to rule over people because this war is exactly over religion because the Jews control the land claimed to be the source of belief of three major world religion’s and as far as Ukraine is concerned, Zelensky is Jewish , so that ties it all together.
Macron proves that you cannot trust a politician and we will vote for anyone because we like them , they appeal to us , or they say the things we believe in , and would want to stand for ,but when they get into power, serve other masters. Where does Macron get the nerve, guts, bravery to tell or say that France will send troops to a deliberate war created by Macron’s fellow Catholic, Joseph Biden , unless he knows there is some force behind what he says and does to save France if it needs saving or he himself needs it or to protect his reputation , security and future?
Jake
Despite their wonderful culture we just have to accept there is something wrong with the French.
They voted for Macron, after all. He had “Jew Stooge” stamped all over him right from the start.
It makes me angry everytime I think of it that my great grandfather was killed in WW1 defending these Jew-inclined Frogs. My apologies but I just don’t give a rat’s arse for the French, like the Swedes. White traitors really.
Ottify
In defense of the French, they have been on the front lines of the cultural marxist subversion for nearly 300 years, since Napolean emancipated them. The French Revolution was the first jewish revolution that started the domino effect over the entire earth. No formerly white and Christian nation is beyond reproach. We are all responsible for turning away from our Father, so we can’t seek to point out and remove the splinter from our brother’s eye when we have a tree trunk stuck in our own.
Ottify
The real French people need to just tar and feather Macron, then put him in stocks at the base of the Eiffel Tower for the whole world to see to set the example!