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July 27th, 2012 
FAKE NEWS for the Zionist agenda
However, Andrew Mitchell, the International Development Secretary, announced a “delay”
in sending a payment of £16 million. He stopped short of endorsing the UN’s
finding that Mr Kagame was fuelling Congo’s rebellion, nor did he suspend
British aid altogether.
Instead, Mr Mitchell urged Rwanda to “be clear publicly that Bosco
Ntaganda, a key M23 figure, is an indicted war criminal who should not be
allowed to remain at large as part of any solution to the current conflict”.
Rwanda, he added, should help the rival parties in Congo to “resolve
their differences” peacefully.
Human rights groups had called on Britain to act against Mr Kagame. “Pressure
has been mounting for a while and I think the UK, as the largest bilateral
donor to Rwanda, was going to look odd if it continued to do nothing,”
said Carina Tertsakian, from the Africa division at Human Rights Watch.
“Even just on a symbolic level, it’s a very significant decision because
the UK – and Andrew Mitchell in particular – have been very reluctant to
speak out on human rights in Rwanda. DFID have really resisted taking any
public stance.”
Rwanda has a history of sponsoring rebels in eastern Congo with the aim of
hunting down militias responsible for the genocide of 1994, which claimed
800,000 lives. Mr Kagame denied the latest allegations, saying that “not
one bullet” had passed from Rwanda to Congo.
But Ms Tertsakian pointed out that Mr Kagame denied any involvement in Congo
even after Rwanda invaded the country in 1996 and 1998. “Whenever there
is any criticism, the response is always categoric denial, blanket denial,”
she said. “It has been the same every time.”
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