• Deny the Rwandan Dictator global space.
• Do it for falsely imprisoned opposition leaders, Victoire Ingabire, Deo Mushayidi and Bernard Ntaganda.
• Do it the murdered opposition leader Andrew Kagwa Rwisereka and journalist Leonard Rugambage.
• Do it for all the Rwandans the serial killer Kagame has murdered in the last 17 years.

Dangerous Liaisons

At the lecture, Gearty heaped effusive praise on Kagame. It went above and beyond what courtesy required; it bordered on the sycophantic. It was also misleading. Gearty described Kagame as winning “a landslide victory in democratically contested elections,” and lauded his “experience in dealing with rights abuses.”

Most alarming of all was the reaction of the audience. Probably knowing little about Rwanda, they looked to Gearty’s behavior for guidance. And they followed his cue. They laughed at Kagame’s terrible jokes, and when, at one point, a Congolese rights campaigner got up and criticized Kagame for his abuses, the audience laughed and jeered at the campaigner like he was a clown.

Kagame, of course, loved it. He smiled smugly. With no hint of irony he criticized African “one-party states” and addressed his lone critic like he was indulging a local loon. Not once did Gearty even question Kagame (an act within his rights as the moderator), and when Kagame denounced human rights organizations, Gearty didn’t even blink. And I squirmed in my seat thinking that either I or everyone else in the hall had gone mad.

1. Kagame didn't turn out to be a reformer, as western media freely acknowledges.
2. Kagame fashions himself as a man of the people, a man who stopped the genocide (he masterminded), as a reformer.
3. Kagame, Saddam Hussein and Muammar Qaddafi. What is that difference?

4. Rwanda Genocide: Honoring the Dead Without Honoring the Lies

On the podium, Mr Kagame claps awkwardly and briefly to the music, then he launches into a peevish lecture about unnamed forces that are trying to destabilize Rwanda. His style may be donnish, but his language is that of a soldier. Those who give our country a bad image... can take a rope and hang themselves," he says, peering at the television cameras".

Whoever shot down the plane, the killing began within hours, as Kagame and his Tutsi army fought their way toward Kigali to stop the genocide they had helped provoke. Traveling with them, by his own account, was at least one American - the refugee's friend Roger Winter.
Should Congress ever investigate America's role in the Rwandan holocaust, Mr. Winter would be a star witness.

Lying About Rwanda's Genocide Why President Clinton refused to intervene in Rwanda? The advice 

The omission that made him and Kagame famous !

 The escalating attacks caused nearly a million Rwandans to flee their homes, which only strengthened the Hutu hardliners in selling their final solution. The attacks also persuaded the French, who saw an American (and British) hand in the Tutsi effort, to increase their support for the Hutus. Africa was seeing a new kind of proxy war.