Dear Prosper, It is good to think in a positive way, however

Highlighting Sou Chak 100 Direkte Nan Fonksyon Piblik 2 Ladan Yo Se Neg Nwa e 98 Milat, Dear Prosper,
It is good to think in a positive way, however when you start on a wrong base, the conclusion will be wrong too. Rwanda has no ethnic groups; you need to make this right first.

The dark skin or any other sort of body difference does not make ethnic groups in Rwanda because they all have dark skin or have the same characteristics in both sides.

The differences start when, once on power, the few manipulate or simply disregard the Law of the land, as well as God's Law, and misuse the power for their own interests as if others [majority] are their "servants".

Whoever states that 99% of one group have been killed did not go to school and so does not know statistics.

I show you why: 9% of 7,000,000= 630,000; therefore, that is the highest number of the so called "Tutsi" who possibly were in Rwanda prior to the 1994 mass-killings.

In 2004, if I read well Theodore Simburudali's statement, he was then IBUKA-RWANDA president travelling to Europe, his goal was to mobilize at least 100.000 members from outside Rwanda, in order to reach 500,000 of survivors.

Do statistics now and tell people correct figures, taking in account that there were in Rwanda more than 10 other survivor organizations, those who are not Ibuka members or those who are not affiliated at all. Rwanda's problem is not about bad peoples, but bad politics that maintain people in a state of ignorance deliberately.

Those Rwandan people belong to God, they are servants of God, but the so called "Tutsi" [or alike] want to be gods and make the rest their "servants", "Hutu" or alike.

This will never work and the losers are not God's servants whether you call them "Hutu", "Tutsi" or dark skin people.

The topic is: Sou Chak 100 Direkte Nan Fonksyon Piblik 2 Ladan Yo Se Neg Nwa e 98 Milat
This is a reply to Msg 4324
Posted by Zephanie Hope on December 30 2011 at 12:31 PM

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Toulimen Legrand says...

Dark skinned Haitians don't really know their true enemies, and that is why they are being brainwashed by whites and mulattoes. Dark skinned more »

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Prosper J says...

I lived in Burundi and in Rwanda as well before the Tutsis'massacres in both countries. The Tutsis filled all administrative positions as more »

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Jean Pierre Alexandre says...

Prosper,in Haiti if that happen it will be very fast because there are not too many of them like in Rwanda. I don't have no pity for them and more »

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Prosper says...

The Tutsis in Rwanda and in Burundi had set up themselves their own ethnic cleansing by establishing their administrative power over the Hutus more »

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Prosper says...

Prosper, have you met Paul Kagame, the leader of Rwanda. I met him two weeks ago and he told me that he was mediating a peaceful exit with more »

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Joubert Fontus says...

Toulimin pouki sa ou bezouin yon elit koronpi gin minm reprezantasyon nan administration piblik la ak neg nwa yo. Ou pa ta doue rinmen moun sa more »

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Toulimen Legrand says...

Ou enteprete lide'm mal fre mwen. Lwa sou represantation vle di wap reprezante nan gouvenman an selon pousantaj population ke Ou reprezante more »

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Zephanie Hope says...

Dear Prosper, It is good to think in a positive way, however when you start on a wrong base, the conclusion will be wrong too. Rwanda has no more »

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Prosper says...

Have you lived in Rwanda and which part in Rwanda did you live? Are you denying the Tutsis'holocaust? I agree with you that the Tutsis were not more »

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Allvar says...

moin dakot ak jean-pierre yon bo min se sel sa moin pa dakot se le ou dit ke san pral koule. nou giyin konbien de tan ke nap koule san li pa more »

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