Rwandan Victims of the RPF- Inkotanyi Massacre are Proud of BBC Trust for the "Rwanda's Untold Story" Documentary. It Speaks for Millions of Rwandans.
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Saab
11 years ago
We are together with you bbc
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Anonymous
11 years ago
No to Kagame
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VIGILANT MBOKA
11 years ago
The truth can't be stopped
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mimi
11 years ago
we congolese youth and and all the people on great lake region who has been victim of RPF are greateful for the documentary because this is nothing else but the truth. Paul Kagame has killed more 6 million congolese and thusand rwandese yet he still working free and the world call him a hero. we thanks BBC for this courage for saying the truth nothing else but the truth. the world need to know who is Paul kagame and how dangerious man he is.
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Fiston Lusambo
11 years ago
there is not body who is bigger than the nature you can try to change the true but the nature will fight you we all started in this world a baby although we became leader please let remember that we are weaker before the nature do not think that you can do what you want in this world you will be humiliated in front of all the world if you want to successed do right thing do not kill people who the nature had created as you nature itself is a goverment according the nature there is not tribe,religion,country we all came into this world by the same system no one knew he/she will be Congolese,black or white, why should we kill each other because of these and at the end you died you live everything
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Shad Mukalenga
11 years ago
Support the "Rwanda's Untold Story"
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Kwizera Marius
11 years ago
i thank you the bbc may the truth triomp!
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Fidel Bafilemba
11 years ago
Thank you BBC for shedding light on Congolese victims who have long been overshadowed!!!
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Godfroid Mananga
11 years ago
Im from the DRC im signing this petition because of my country we are victims of Kagame's troups in my country until today DRC is unstable
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Carlos Ntwali Bunzira
11 years ago
Kagame bya kurangiyeho
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Jean-Claude Maswana
11 years ago
So many people in Rwanda & the DRC lost and continue to lose their lives as the result of the 1994 genocide in Rwanda. No matter what, all versions of this tragedy must be told for the sake of allowing future generations to learn and avoid repeating similar tragedies. Some people think that the truth can be hidden with a little cover-up and decoration. But as time goes by, what is true is revealed, and what is fake fades away. Thanks to BBC and thousand thanks to Jane Corbin for the courage to speak and stand by the truth!
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Mbangu Manika
11 years ago
Thank you BBC
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Kanampumbi Mukadi
11 years ago
Truth must be told, and mustn’t be distorted. No one has the luxury to do wrong and get away with it. With the support of his godfather, the imperialist, Kagame has decided to kill his people for power, like that was not enough, he want on and put the blame on the people that he has killed, the Hutu, to justify his heroism. Well he is not and we knew all along that he is not a hero, but the coward who is obsess with the power, to the extent that no human being has value to his eyes. My gratitude goes to the project director, the program director, the researchers, the interviewees, the film director and the rest of the crew to have made this possible and educate our ignorance.
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MUGARURA Dieudonne
11 years ago
I am writing to express my deep gratitude to BBC for the courageous undertaking to produce and broadcast the documentary, Rwanda’s Untold Story. The regime has methodically and persistently assassinated or jailed those who have sought to tell the truth. Deceptions and denials are the heart of undemocratic regimes, both ancient and modern. I am very glad because of the documentary BBC Rwanda’s untold story, and I we expect justice to be done in few days.
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shora m. mubiangata
11 years ago
everyone need to know the truth
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Jo Kwesiga
11 years ago
Only the truth will set us free!!! Thanks BBC for telling the dark side of the Rwanda Genocide!!! This was a heroic action for the silents victims in their millions!
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oscar mbala
11 years ago
100% support
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hugues mukeza
11 years ago
glad to hear the truth from the bbc , wich was hidden for sp long
We are together with you bbc
No to Kagame
The truth can't be stopped
we congolese youth and and all the people on great lake region who has been victim of RPF are greateful for the documentary because this is nothing else but the truth. Paul Kagame has killed more 6 million congolese and thusand rwandese yet he still working free and the world call him a hero. we thanks BBC for this courage for saying the truth nothing else but the truth. the world need to know who is Paul kagame and how dangerious man he is.
there is not body who is bigger than the nature you can try to change the true but the nature will fight you we all started in this world a baby although we became leader please let remember that we are weaker before the nature do not think that you can do what you want in this world you will be humiliated in front of all the world if you want to successed do right thing do not kill people who the nature had created as you nature itself is a goverment according the nature there is not tribe,religion,country we all came into this world by the same system no one knew he/she will be Congolese,black or white, why should we kill each other because of these and at the end you died you live everything
Support the "Rwanda's Untold Story"
i thank you the bbc may the truth triomp!
Thank you BBC for shedding light on Congolese victims who have long been overshadowed!!!
Im from the DRC im signing this petition because of my country we are victims of Kagame's troups in my country until today DRC is unstable
Kagame bya kurangiyeho
So many people in Rwanda & the DRC lost and continue to lose their lives as the result of the 1994 genocide in Rwanda. No matter what, all versions of this tragedy must be told for the sake of allowing future generations to learn and avoid repeating similar tragedies. Some people think that the truth can be hidden with a little cover-up and decoration. But as time goes by, what is true is revealed, and what is fake fades away. Thanks to BBC and thousand thanks to Jane Corbin for the courage to speak and stand by the truth!
Thank you BBC
Truth must be told, and mustn’t be distorted. No one has the luxury to do wrong and get away with it. With the support of his godfather, the imperialist, Kagame has decided to kill his people for power, like that was not enough, he want on and put the blame on the people that he has killed, the Hutu, to justify his heroism. Well he is not and we knew all along that he is not a hero, but the coward who is obsess with the power, to the extent that no human being has value to his eyes. My gratitude goes to the project director, the program director, the researchers, the interviewees, the film director and the rest of the crew to have made this possible and educate our ignorance.
I am writing to express my deep gratitude to BBC for the courageous undertaking to produce and broadcast the documentary, Rwanda’s Untold Story. The regime has methodically and persistently assassinated or jailed those who have sought to tell the truth. Deceptions and denials are the heart of undemocratic regimes, both ancient and modern. I am very glad because of the documentary BBC Rwanda’s untold story, and I we expect justice to be done in few days.
everyone need to know the truth
Only the truth will set us free!!! Thanks BBC for telling the dark side of the Rwanda Genocide!!! This was a heroic action for the silents victims in their millions!
100% support
glad to hear the truth from the bbc , wich was hidden for sp long
well done BBC
remember Kibeho, Kibungo