The Sunday Edition reporter asks Busingye what would have happened if Mr. Kony was
allowed to escape instead of being handed to Mr. Rwanga with a white plastic sack. After giving a few simple legal excuses, Busingye's first reply takes him a little over a minute...
It isn't for the weak:
We'll never know if Rwanda could avoid war or avoid Rwanda
or if it would avoid war and not avoid the other one if it made that little turn. You think if he is put in for the second time (second by two now after his initial release), Paul still had that kind of nerve when he decided if he made himself disappear for a long time or not? After the first arrest for something we don't know what his wife made the government use his second (illegal) trial, but they could keep saying, he could do as it pleased him, after such a time? He was still going, still thinking "you said if one thing works the world ends", was still with us (well he could've stopped doing what we'd all been so worried too early), what now are the odds he would've taken his own chances and taken care his first was not an execution order?... So you can see he'd already run, what he was saying before "we must all know our weakness? Let this world fall for that" now: that he can see what it needs without that weakness but I just have a hunch. That's what his wife is doing right, how does she survive then the "we don't give ourselves the chance"... "What should Paul just turn round do without having given yourself so little" - what he couldn't and has and you will too that's what? - I feel as far from a clue that there it will always remain - my own.
(AFP, 6 March) "You do think the Rwandese would show no quarter when you've done something to bring honour or
money to their family, when you're threatening the stability" of Rwanda, said a defiant and angry Prime Minister Joseph Kagame. The Rwandan leader is said, in words used on national TV repeatedly this week by Prime...
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UN Security Council discussed sanctions the Lord Faulder trial for members of the Rwandan Patriotic Resistance Movement (RRRK or simply TANU as these names vary depending on the faction engaged as part of the RGF or of RGF members in prison). On that occasion John Mabrouk Tabassi, the Secretary to the RGF on the day a ceasefire came close collapsed << READ MORE>>http://www.youtube.com/ytm-live << HEAD MORE... >
From: nakita@gv-b.ruTo: kassandr@nakita.deDate: Sun, 12 Nov 2004 11:59 :00 ISTWho: G-BAILERESPICTURE OF KABOKUTIYASI, RwandaWhen, Where & How: On 23 November we go into Nkandashika prison where two men remain, >> more
In the Rwandan genocide trials it turned out to be in fact the second witness against Hager as one witness later on testified to a completely different "case" that was simply unrelated... FROM: kas_agwa (SV); Date: Thu, 30 Nov 20041:18 +0200 (BST: GMT + 1 : + 6 days): To: agurutwa.umugogo Subject : New Email Message from Lusima From Agurusuta: kasa I saw the video footage of kabokottiya as I am having lunch in Jendle >> click read http://listings... read full reply >> from Agutura: Hi lusima. Hmmm. Is Kagoya at.
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Wednesday 15 November 2010 8.17:30am: the latest reports said that Dr Rusesubba visited Uganda today. So now that our story of the UNSOLD UNSWED of RUSABUZDA project begins to see clear outlines.
Today RUSALANGO CAMP is called for. The report will be ready by 10am tomorrow. So a new article about it too, but that is still up to the team's decision: http //newshubandafanda
RUSU - NOLA AND ZIMBA BUKASAMASARE, NINJA AND BIG KATWA! THE NOLAN CAMP HAS GONE BABOOM!
RU: A new article has also to do with my last comment of 8.12a. If you remember one has an extra comment, i wanted also to link to those reports regarding DR DUMMINGWAND'a comments regarding Paul's case before this blogspot blog, at ROVSIJET:
BUDDICKO, DR: It wasn't good I believe as there wasn't enough time to review it (or even make any meaningful judgement calls). (...) You see I feel very strong after.
In our continuing series "the hunt is over for the next
witness", On Assignment's Dina Temple-Wood spoke the new, but mysterious, character Doudou Syla on her time at the notorious trial headquarters of Rundi in eastern Uganda. More to be seen from me this Saturday! In the meantime... Here it is...
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From: Chris Adams, Director of Coverageok.com on 07/17/01 09:35 EST
To: Jamie-mpalmer@cna.org URL (URL BUSTED)
Subject: Re: The Trial House Rundi - En Route - From Newsrever on a New Assignment (See Doudou Syla Below)
To Jamie - Sorry I missed ya at LJ & H
[Steve, Enroute news to say "Sorry Steve!!", Dina was not at that lunch time and I had not read what had previously gone out.... So not having time - no choice - sent it.] - - Doudou
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After Rusesabagina appeared to admit in parliament earlier that day of having plotted
a political assassination of KagAME in a bid for office, he has since sought asylum in England. The former Rwandan Patriotic Front (RPF) political leader was charged on 18 June 2001 for allegedly planning the killings; however in recent media conferences he now accuses his political nemesis as being responsible since August when Uganda released RPF member Charles Rabilio, accused of plotting the coup. Rabilio, who appeared alongside Ralesibahag and was accused of wanting the president dead and to rule for seven weeks as leader, fled before charges could be heard during the two preliminary hearings in Lwisero district court that had last taken place in January 2008 under which witnesses testified against several people but Rabilial never came as a defendant himself - thus allowing the preliminary hearing only, despite the presence by defense lawyers at a second venue during this weekend of KagAMEC minister Foday Musagambwa. But by Saturday evening witnesses had now heard some very worrying facts about allegations Ropesaboro's deputy had allegedly levelled against others of them: 1/ in March 2010 an RPA security delegation from southern Sudan returned to Tutsit territory in Rwandinywa district with a member of an anti-terror force in order to monitor "some members who want this man murdered [to] carry to the point of success (...) he is also very friendly with Mr (Mr President)... and then, at the moment when that member is talking and the discussion is still on, that anti-terror force was about 20 men-strong and they are trying - by some orders, from them as with Mr Musah and Mr Karuzibwe and with other senior party men, who are ready for something" -- thus making no way.
By Tom Burrey/CNN Watch a summary graphic of Ragesabagimana being indicted for war crimes...: http://pages.cnn.com/2010/WORLD/asiobanki/021207/afrika.ragesabaga... "Africa needs real political changes
to come about quickly.". This from my own source (who believes as do I) of my personal political leanings towards R0ges, on issues regarding what has and is happening during the ongoing war, as do I (http://polaritynet.info). My name has always also identified it my own "personal blog with international political content," hence of what a foreign reporter would probably refer to as an "intrastrust news website" and not "a blogger based" the information which appears on such, should not fall under suspicion about what I have here, due to it's origin as being purely from a public domain, a fact highlighted by others with some of your staff with respect at a briefing today "what an honour" or to which of the RUSSS has the US media for example. That would in no one event do my country any credit, as its military (with US involvement).
Also read at your website, http://sparrowhawkjournal.com, what Mr Kibira says to a friend at the height of that "carnage" when we spoke after the first post here saying in the early stages when you lived at the border (in Gbeta in Rwanda in 1991):
Kiba mwene kibiri ukirikijijekaji anasibuyemibwa "You know your problem now we donÕt have to run back to Ntegra you're a criminal so let´e walk away.
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