Abakoze Jenoside bari mu marembo y'u Rwanda || Bahora bakubita agatoki ku kandi: Brig Gen Rwivanga

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00:00So that's what I'm talking about.

00:02I've spoken about this with soothing theme and

00:10but I was talking about moving through the

00:18things that I have the same with

00:19and to see through with moods.

00:20So I don't know if I was with

00:22one of my own words.

00:25So I'm talking about

00:28and I was talking about

00:28that I'm talking about

00:29I won't be able to do that.

00:33This is my friend and this is me I'm here and I'm here today.

00:53This is the first time I was able to do it.

01:00I was able to do it in my life.

01:04I was able to do it in my life.

01:11I was able to do it in my life.

01:16I was with a background in the city of Gaza.

01:23We had a genocide.

01:26We have a genocide, genocide.

01:30The genocide is by Tangi.

01:32When it was this situation, it was a lot of people.

01:38The genocide was in the world.

01:41I'm here.

01:45I'm here.

01:46I'm here.

01:47I'm here.

01:49It's the only time to show you.

01:51For this and so we have to bring all the power

01:54to the Landma,

01:54the wind,

01:55the wind,

01:58the wind,

02:20Thank you very much.

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15:09The first step is to prepare for the list of victims.

15:19There were a few people who were in the corner of the country,

15:25and they were there for a few people.

15:29The people I could do is they are in the corner of the country.

15:39The people I could do is to give up on the side of my hands.

15:42I don't understand it.

15:53Etape ya mulani, ihooterewa, java tutsi, persecution.

16:04Mwibu keko kuwa mwaga kawijuhumagana chenda, meroongita nini chenda, meroongita na tunagata

16:12to me wrong ring naga tatu me wrongi chenda ye

16:18apel yateraga

16:21wadjirangu visu vizure nga ziravu gao

16:24haravanu vitu kwa ibidu

16:28lich kwa gabri mus

16:30na papa wanjerari muravu baida we na inti naitefai ya hunji kufayu gandu

16:36aje ajeze kuboda

16:40kuwa uya kuwa yang uya hizi minazi

16:42musumbra

16:46maramu varamu wona wata yungu wata uwa tulamu dhiriyye

16:50mingani

16:51naga tatu mingani naga tatu wabaniwa

16:56yuwa intelijenzi bwchakisa

17:00bwchakisa

17:01na mufitu mia

17:03kachumo ni

17:17persecution throughout from 1959 to 1994 the climax

17:35apokalipses

17:38atanje uge chani lusani yobitanduk anye nidhito

17:44bichaga umwe kuhundi babita ingotanyi babita wafatanyali korwa

18:20Magana tanda tukumohanda uyungu yuturamovit

18:23Abunabu badges yuazo

18:28Execution

18:30Seventh epoch

18:33Million

18:35Bare

18:37Barif

18:39Huko

18:41Babiwaso hale

18:42Na kundi mwitiinde huu

18:48Hara wabuga ko ngurjati

18:50Haji a mihanu

18:50Haji mwitiinde hu

18:52Virenda jiji

18:54Ivi njaji evi korku

18:57Belea

18:58Virenda jiji

19:00Hava gugeweishke mundi naitesiri

19:02Ijiafande

19:04Yateje tseko operation

19:07Eis februari

19:08Itanjira mwakao yungu magana tanda

19:10Mirogi tanda naga tato

19:12Ngarimu uziko hari operation

19:14Yara pie

19:17Yakozi

19:18Kukwela ugechani

19:20Mgawele ye

19:21Mwujesela

19:22Na chibirila

19:26Murobavu

19:27Ijoji he afande

19:29Yatanze woda

19:30Ku inga wazara pie

19:32Zifata imbiso zibu nishchani

19:36Hafi kujira mumuji watigari

19:40Kukwela ugechani

19:41Mgaji uba

19:42Hili janu hili

19:47Etape ya nyuma

19:49Alina yoturimui mwusi

19:50Alina yonjie kuibanda

19:51Onono na mchigani

19:52Nivyo kuita

19:55Denayo

19:58Kukwela

20:00Kukwela

20:11Kukwela

20:17Kukwela

20:22Kukwela

20:27Kukwela

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24:31Kukwela

24:32Kukwela

24:37Kukwela

24:38Kukwela

24:41Kukwela

24:47Kukwela

24:50The genocide is a good thing.

24:57It is a good thing.

24:59It is a good thing.

25:06It is a good thing.

25:12I will not be able to do it.

25:14It will be a very good movie.

25:16It will be a very good movie.

25:23I will not be able to see the movie.

25:30I will not be able to see the movie.

25:41The forces, commanders, and forces were in charge of the forces.

25:49The forces were in charge.

25:55The forces were in charge of the 3rd Battalion.

26:01A Fata Company Zimwe Nazimwe Aja Hidja Dohino Kuja Gukolichi Kurokora

26:07Hava Harawe Ashowe Kurokora Aliku Bari Bache Chani

26:11Magana Tana Tunagu Hava Kuiza Kuiza Muru Yomuji Musigarane Avokwiri

26:18President Republic Atanga Oda

26:21Ndajira Ngunjure Mumaka Mumachi

26:23Abugira Commanders

26:29Abugira Ati Ndashaka Kuo Alpha Kama Batalion

26:34Yovu Yenameja General Samu Kaka Arachari Ho

26:39Bravo Yovu Yenakano Dodo Kwa Hiru Kwa Arachari Ho

26:42Na Five Nine Batalion Yovu Yenakui General Colonel Charles Ngoga

26:49Haraka Sana

26:50Ndia Kutangu Musada

26:54Ichigari

26:54Mungjura Ho Mungjura Ho Se Kuvabjomba

26:59Buyoga Rutongo Mugamba

27:03Mugamba Zee Karuruma

27:07Mugamba Zee Karuruma

27:08Kujira Kuri Sende

27:09Yo Aksis Mrayona

27:11Baje Ndia Barguani Zira Yosu

27:13Baje Ndia Sende Ndia Mwitalichi

27:16Yungu Ndia Mbanyo Zeme

27:20Ariko Barguan

27:22Batangu Musada

27:26Kulisende

27:27.

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28:03.

28:03You know, Kurokara Maturaje, Murio Aksis.

28:06Ali kubaka jendebarugu wa nanichi, nine rahamme, na X-far.

28:14Charlie, Kolonel Teo, Tadeo Gashombo.

28:20We ali ahitko kutaro narohenjeli.

28:23Nawe, ajamuri gahonda.

28:25Due task, defeat the genocide forces and rescue.

28:37157, generali, Fred Ibnjila.

28:41Ahabga mamugiri za yokuja,

28:43Muntara, Kayonza, Ngoma, Mujesera, Jitarama, Gutari.

28:48Yyo Aksis.

28:50Na chindi ya kora ga, nukwiluka ninyuma yine rahamme,

28:55ninyuma ya X-far.

28:59Asangaba, higyanohenoa bari, mumnyogoni, na chindi ya kora ga.

29:03Yyo Aksis.

29:04Ibnjila, higyanohenoa bari, tumma nasi fokas, yi nambara.

29:08Iba, divided.

29:10Ufite task yoku kora baani, ali kufite nindi yoku kora.

29:14Umwazi.

29:17Mwazi.

29:22Mwazi.

29:27Mwazi.

29:29Mwazi.

29:31Mwazi.

29:32Mwazi.

29:40Mwazi.

29:43Mwazi.

29:46Mwazi.

29:55Mwazi.

29:56Mwazi.

29:59Mwazi.

30:03Mwazi.

30:07Mwazi.

30:10Mwazi.

30:13Mwazi.

30:23Mwazi.

30:28Mwazi.

30:39Mwazi.

30:50Mwazi.

30:53Mwazi.

30:56Mwazi.

31:01Mwazi.

31:02Mwazi.

31:07Mwazi.

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31:12Mwazi.

31:14Mwazi.

31:15Mwazi.

31:16Mwazi.

31:17Mwazi.

31:19Mwazi.

31:20to fight

31:23absolutely incomparable

31:28so

31:30I want to also talk about

31:32another section

31:34of our history

31:36after 1994

31:37after liberating the country

31:39on 4th July

31:4017th July

31:44when Gisenyi was liberated

31:46and the government of killers

31:47was expelled

31:49to the DRC

31:52that is not where the history

31:54of genocide ends now

31:55they went with their weapons

31:58they went with their

32:01technologies

32:02and support by the way

32:04unfortunately support

32:06by their western backers

32:08to the DRC

32:09to reorganize and conduct

32:14insurgent attacks

32:16in Rwanda

32:18so

32:19inambara

32:20changes

32:20yawai

32:22yari yoku

32:23jirangu warangizu

32:24mugambi

32:25batangu

32:27uwai

32:28yoi

32:28hui

32:28yui

32:29ak

32:30yui

32:30yoi

32:32l awa

32:33yoi

32:34yoi

32:35yoi

32:36waj

32:37I was going to see the incident that was in the area of the city.

32:50So, when I was going to see the incident,

32:56I was going to see some of the incidents,

33:01and I was going to see a lot of incidents.

33:03So, when I was going to see the incident,

33:35After 1996

33:42they burst into a classroom

33:44and asked students

33:45girls and boys

33:47and said

33:50we want Tutsis there

33:51and Hutus there

33:53the students stood in unison to say

33:56no

33:58we don't have those ethnicities

34:00we are all Rwandans

34:01if you are going to kill us, kill us all

34:03that happened

34:05they killed six of them

34:12so Rwanda had changed

34:15people were not ready

34:16to be part of the crime again

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34:53I am the first one who is going to be a little bit

34:55I am concerned with the FN

34:57he is the first one who is going to be a little bit

35:03for the FN

35:03he is one of the most important things

35:04and he is going to be a little bit

35:09he is going to be a little bit

35:28and I want to stress it was no longer ethnic it was just to disrupt the

35:34government simple which of an kujirang bagaraga ze kumutekan wari much mujiwuku

35:4522nd gasa nari mtali chumakumya in aegiri gasa nari fdr ishe luca atanozio ambasadiri utariyana murikongo

36:01that is when the whole world said aha we can now categorize them as terrorists

36:10because an italian ambassador was killed therefore hell broke loose

36:16incidences in rwanda no no that is skamish that is an invasion of people but with their people

36:23and that's when an italian ambassador is involved then there is a problem that's when people will

36:30write how do they call them awareness what is it called when an embassy writes travel travel

36:40advisory aha that's it travel advisory so when they attack a village in shiri or wherever they

36:49are actually trying to instigate a travel advisory on that country which kills tourism

36:56which kills confidence in the economic transformation of a given country are you getting

37:03the whole logic so if we don't conduct defensive measures we are killing our tourism industry we

37:10are killing our reputation

37:16so

37:21so

37:22so

37:23so

37:24so

37:26The FDF is a rocket, 122 mm rocket.

37:35The wave is a rocket.

37:39The FDF is a rocket, 122 mm rocket.

37:57Are you now understanding

37:59why we have defensive measures?

38:01Our reputation

38:04will be

38:05at stake

38:05if ordinary citizens are going to be

38:09killed by

38:10rogue groups firing

38:12into Rwanda.

38:15Is it our problem?

38:17That

38:18Eastern DRC is unstable?

38:21Is it our problem?

38:22No.

38:23If the red is there,

38:24they have to deal with the problem.

38:27True, we can argue.

38:29Yes.

38:31So,

38:33you do fashion

38:33in gambas o'quiriinda

38:36nivyotewa tubuga

38:38nagudushaka kubatura jivitko.

38:40Okay?

38:42Mutara ma

38:43nesho vunda

38:45nina kawihumbiri

38:47nama kunyayi nagatamu.

38:48Ijihe

38:49M23 afashe

38:50goma.

38:53Barashe

38:53visasu.

38:56Bicha abatura jichumi

38:57navatandatu

38:57awandi izana

38:59namirongini

38:59mginavaring.

39:01Marakomirika.

39:04And we were told,

39:05no,

39:05you should not

39:06protect your people.

39:07You should just

39:08stay put,

39:09stay on your border,

39:10let them fire,

39:11and you don't fire back.

39:12That is

39:13international

39:13law.

39:16Nikoli means?

39:18So,

39:19they were telling us,

39:20please,

39:21mmiichare,

39:23mutegereze,

39:24babanze,

39:24wabamare,

39:26tukuetu za watabamu.

39:30Nako vya jenze,

39:31moli naitin na indipo,

39:32by the way.

39:33Barat,

39:34barat,

39:34this is a brand new end.

39:38So,

39:39should we have sat down

39:40and kept quiet

39:43when ordinary citizens

39:44are being slaughtered

39:46by rogue elements

39:48across the border?

39:50Ugo ndajina mwambahe

39:51background.

39:55In gambas uvgirinzi,

39:57ugo andalufata,

39:59zira hinukabitewe,

40:02nuko ibinubihagaze.

40:05Iyo,

40:06maabushache,

40:07uga kufirinu mae,

40:08DRC,

40:09ugo chemura,

40:10ivibazo,

40:11jimuteka no,

40:13mwufatanye,

40:13Nurgwanda.

40:18Tusha kuburijo,

40:19tuli jenze.

40:20Siko yenze?

40:22But I want also to tell you that

40:24before

40:25all this happened,

40:26we had had a period of stability

40:28when we had

40:30ummojawetu,

40:32joint operations with the DRC,

40:34and we thought

40:35we are heading for

40:37good times

40:39when there was a change of government.

40:44Trouble.

40:46The FDL was

40:47re-armed,

40:48re-positioned

40:50and supported

40:53by the

40:54Congolese forces

40:56again

40:57to destabilize Rwanda.

41:01So that is the short story

41:04of where we are today.

41:06A chronology

41:07from the

41:08ten stages of genocide,

41:10the halting of a genocide

41:12by our forces,

41:13and the continuity

41:15of actions

41:15to destabilize

41:16Rwanda.

41:25What should we do today?

41:27We the fighters,

41:28we shall continue

41:29our defensive measures.

41:32Yes,

41:32we shall continue.

41:33Because we need

41:34to protect our people

41:36against attacks

41:37from within

41:38and from without.

41:47We must tell the truth

41:49using social media.

41:52You have a role to play.

41:55Read this history.

41:56We have students

41:57who have studied humanities.

41:59You can write

42:00our history.

42:01We have started

42:02writing ours

42:04as the army.

42:05But I believe

42:06you can give

42:07those testimonies,

42:08those reels,

42:08you can write them.

42:09And make sure

42:10they spread

42:12to tell the story

42:13of what transpired

42:15before

42:16and after 1994.

42:19Don't let

42:20other people

42:21change your story.

42:24Because there were

42:25lives involved.

42:47information operations.

42:50Yes.

42:52Where someone

42:53will come and distort facts.

42:55recently there was

42:56a son of a

42:57former president

42:58who came up

42:58with a new theory

42:59all together.

43:01Now he wants

43:02to put up a fight

43:03in the DRC.

43:05Really?

43:05After all those

43:06lives were lost.

43:09He thinks

43:09he can have

43:10a political cause

43:12to fight for.

43:14Really?

43:17So,

43:17social media

43:18needs to be used

43:20for effective

43:21communication

43:22of our history.

43:23of our history.

43:28We can do it.

43:32We can do it.

43:33So the birth of your daughter is moving.

43:39She walks away.

43:43She's walking.

43:46She goes through a very fast walk.

43:51She walks away.

43:58So we have to keep you okay.

44:02We can also keep us from there.

44:05We can keep you in the midst of this video.

44:07We have to keep you in the midst of this.

44:13We can keep you in the midst of this.

44:16We can keep you in the midst of this.

44:42When the Jews were slaughtered in 1940 to 1950, six million Jews, by the way the rapidity

44:53with which the Tutsu were slaughtered is much bigger, it's unmatched, because the Jewish

45:01genocide took place over five, six years, but the genocide against the Tutsu was a hundred

45:06days, a million to a hundred days.

45:13But when the international community has the guts to hold people who committed genocide

45:19in their homes and said, you know what, this one did not do anything, and they are okay

45:26with that.

45:30It's sad, it's very sad.

45:35Fine, we are forgiving here, yes, but come here and say sorry, that's all we want.

45:40Don't go somewhere and start telling people that you know you are lying, you never died.

45:52These are real stories.

45:55These are real stories.

46:29But for me, it is a real a bad story.

46:32This is what we are dealing with, we are trying to do things that we are trying to do too.

46:42So here, the Israelites, the people on the earth are in the middle of God, and they are

46:49like, you know, what do we know when you're on the earth is a place that we are trying to

46:50do not be able to do something that we have we have to do something that we can do.

46:51There are so many farms we are trying to do something that we have to do.

46:52And so we are trying not to put up, let's go on the earth, why do we have to do

46:52things that

46:52The ones who have come to do something and remember, we have to do something, how do

47:03And I'm glad that the Canadians have also chosen to call it exactly what it is, the

47:10genocide against the Tutsi, not Rwanda genocide, because that is misinformation.

47:15I told you that within the ten steps, yes, there are people who can fall victim because

47:21they fought against the agenda to eliminate a group of people.

47:27But the ultimate objective of the government was to eliminate a group of people, in whole

47:35or in a part, by killing, separating a group of people, separating children from their

47:44families, raping, all those happened in 1990.

47:51Whatever happened in response, even when our own president took certain measures against

48:03perpetrators, is considered to be a double genocide, honestly.

48:11Even when we are fighting to make sure that a group does not disappear, someone comes back

48:16and says, no, you know, it was double genocide because they came and killed also.

48:22Actually, hadn't our president had the heart to stop armed officers and men who had put the

48:30law in their arms?

48:31I can tell you, I can tell you, thousands of men and women walked to their homes and found

48:42the killers next door.

48:46But they were told, do not.

48:48The moment you try to put the law in your hand, we shall hold you accountable.

48:54And very many of them were put in jail for that.

49:00Even when psychologists will tell you, I was in Fort Leavenworth in 2013 and I sat in a

49:09class with American students and they were telling me, you know, when we go to Iraq, we get PTSD,

49:19you know, post-traumatic stress disorder.

49:21And when we come back home, we go on rampage and kill people.

49:26So, they say, those people belong to a hospital, they need treatment.

49:30Nobody will judge them for their actions.

49:32You get the point?

49:34Nobody will judge them.

49:35They will say they have PTSD, post-traumatic stress disorder.

49:39They don't belong to a court of law, they belong to a hospital.

49:44Are you getting my point?

49:46But, with the Arab PA, our president said, do not.

49:52And whoever tried was held in the courts of law, even when they probably had PTSD.

50:00Because finding the entire family gone, it is a unique scenario in which he took very

50:06serious political decisions in the name of unity and reconciliation.

50:17So, the lesson here is that we have to make tough decisions to reconcile a broken society.

50:26We have to take legal measures against those who put the law in their hands.

50:31But, when someone stands and says, you know what, there was a double genocide, really?

50:42It is painful to hear.

50:47And, in 1997, I am going back a little bit, just to give you a context.

50:53Even during the insurgency, they came back with the same agenda, and they slaughtered people.

50:59And when we would arrest them, we would give them back to their homes, say, take your children.

51:04We did not, it wasn't an eye for an eye, no.

51:08If you want to win an insurgency, you don't do that.

51:12You arrest someone, take him through the court process, if he is a fighter who has been led

51:19by ideology, then you have to correct them in society, and that's what we did.

51:25Indeed, that's why we have Motogo, so that we re-politicize against genocide ideology.

51:37And, today, I can tell you that it has been very effective.

51:41This country is very strong, because people do not want to go back to that history.

51:51So, in conclusion, therefore, I am of the belief.

52:13We are strong enough to defend our territorial integrity.

52:18We are strong enough to fight against anything that would divide us, because we have the

52:24will to defend ourselves.

52:29So, no weapon that is raised against us will triumph, if we are united, and if we remain

52:38strong.

52:39I thank you very much.

52:40I want to keep fighting for this.

52:40When I do, I have to move on to the city, and I don't know what you are going on

52:40to walk

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