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Genocide: What this publishing house tells us about France is horrifying
In
addition to France being a den of hundreds of genocidaires, the European
country remains a center where genocidaires’ books are published.
Genocide
fugitives living in different countries are publishing their books with support
of Editions Sources du Nil, a publishing house based in Lille, France. It
is run by a genocide ideologue, Dr Eugene Shimamungu, who has made it a mission
to publish books of dead and living genocidaires.
Editions
Sources du Nil classifies genocidaires including Maj Protais Mpiranya, Ferdinand
Nahimana, Augustin Ngirabatware, Emmanuel Neretse, Faustin Ntilikina, Col Tharcisse
Renzaho, Father Joseph Sagahutu and others as honourable authors yet they are
spreading poison.
Denying
and trivialising the 1994 genocide against the Tutsi in Rwanda, as well as spreading
the genocide ideology, is their sole mission.
Mpiranya
who was the commandant of the presidential guard in the genocidal government is
one of the Hutu extremists in a group of senior military officers who jointly
founded an association of killers within the Rwanda armed forces named AMASASU.
The
group was led by Col Theoneste Bagosora, nicknamed Commandant Mike Tango, who was
at the forefront of spreading genocidal ideology in the army and urging the
military not to accept living with Inkotanyi, but to prepare for the extermination
of the Tutsi because they were accomplices of Inkotanyi.
Mpiranya
was a member of the National Genocide Organizing Committee introduced by Bagosora
once he returned from Arusha, Tanzania, on January 9, 1993, after declaring
that he will prepare an apocalypse targeting the Tutsi.
After
all, what would one expect from Mpiranya’s books except genocide ideology?
Nahimana,
a former director of the Rwandan Information Office (ORINFOR), is the one who
ordered the inciting broadcast on March 3, 1992 on Radio Rwanda, which led to
the massacre of more than 500 Tutsi in Bugesera in the night of March 4 to 5,
1992.
On
many occasions, Nahimana asked high authorities to collaborate with local authorities
in mobilizing the population to commit Genocide against the Tutsi.
Ngirabatware was Minister of Planning in the genocidal
government. He was instrumental in the implementation of the Genocide in his
home region, Gisenyi. He is one of the senior MRND officials who met with
Interahamwe leaders on February, 27, 1994, at Rebero Hotel, where they decided
to create and finance a force to exterminate the Tutsi. Neretse is a genocide
ideologue and one of the founders of FDU-Inkingi, a self-proclaimed Rwandan
opposition party in exile. He held the rank of major in the genocidal forces,
which motivates him to spread genocide ideology.
Another
so-called author, Ntilikina, led the training of Interahamwe genocidal militia at
the Gabiro camp. He is one of the witnesses of Judge Bruguière in his false
accusations against Rwanda.
Renzaho, the former prefect of Kigali, on March
30, 1994, sent a list of people to be included in the ‘civil self-defense force’
to Army Chief of Staff, Col Déogratias Nsabimana. ‘Self-defence force’ was a
euphemism for murder squads.
Renzaho’s
letter was in preparation for the ‘final solution’ to the alleged ‘Tutsi
league’. This ideology is still propagated by extremist opponents of Rwanda’s leadership.
Sagahutu
collaborated with bourgmestre Juvenal Muhitira in supervising the massacres of the
Tutsi at Muganza Catholic Parish, in Nyaruguru district.
Regarding
their historical records, no good morals can be expected from books written by
these genocidaires for Editions Sources du Nil to promote them.
The
heinous agenda of this publishing house emphasizes France’s stance when it
comes to masking genocidaires and supporting them in negationism, denying the
1994 Genocide against the Tutsi and promoting the double genocide theory.
