ArkadaÅŸlar, what is your opinion about that article and that topic ?

Question

http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/comment/columnists/guest_contributors/article4481353.ece

http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/comment/columnists/guest_contributors/article659897.ece

And this one, a bit older, is also very interesting , isn't it, Mr Sarkozy ?

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/africa/french-troops-raped-girls-during-rwanda-genocide-463697.html

And what about this one ?

http://english.aljazeera.net/news/africa/2008/08/200885164222947236.html

Mr Sarkozy, it seems that Black victims( one million Tutsi victims killed in Rwanda in 1994) and Arab victims (one million Algerians killed during the Algerian Independance War) don't have the same importance for you as other "victims"...

Answer 1

I don't see the conscience in Sarkozy's face that would make him feel ashamed of his adopted country's atrocities before pushing fake genocide agendas.

Sarkozy seems to have read the Prince by Macchiavellli and founded all his life on his principles. Pity, he doesn't have the moral principles that would alleviate the situation.

Answer 2

hi ibo,

this paragraph is very interesting

"Many leading political figures in France have been outspoken in criticizing Turkey for its failure to examine whether the massacre of Armenians during the collapse of the Ottoman empire amounted to genocide. They cite this as a reason Turkey does not belong in the European Union. They need to be honest about their own behavior in Rwanda."

http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/d50c7964-63e9-...

i think this genocide  explains ,very clearly, the strategy   "böl-parçala-yönet/yoket" .

Answer 3

We talked about this double-standard policy of France already several times in this section.

For French people, it seems that certain nations have less worth than others...

And that's absolutely scandalous...

For Sarkozy, if you are White and Christian, he supports you even if you kill people...

But if you are either Muslim or non-European ( or both), then he accuses you even if you are defending yourself...

How sad...

Answer 4

Hi,

This news also interesting, I found that and I am sending ;

"These allegations against France are not new. In June last year, the European Court of Human Rights slammed the French judiciary for using unreasonable long time in proceeding against a Rwandan clergyman, who had been charged with genocide compliancy nine years before. The European court found that the French judiciary was not satisfying the 'reasonable time' requirement" in the European Convention on Human Rights. "

Ref : http://www.afrol.com/articles/16082