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Usenya urwe bamutiza umuhoro.
Abanyarwanda bo mu bwoko bw’abahutu bafatanije n’abanyarwanda bo mu bwoko bw’abatutsi bo mu bwoko bw’abarepubulike,bagambaniye ubwami bw’uRwanda bashyiraho repubulika itemewe n’amategeko babifashijwemo n’ubwami bw’Ababirigi bwagambiriye gusenya burundu ubutegetsi bw’abanyarwanda ariko Imana ikinga ukuboko kwayo.
Mutara wa lll Rudahigwa.
Nyuma yuko Ababirigi baciye Umwami mutara wa lll Rudahigwa,abanyarwanda bahise bimika Umwami Kigeli wa V Ndahindurwa,arahirira ubwami bugendera ku itegeko nshinga,Ababirigi babonyeko,abanyarwanda bafite ubwenge nk’ubwabo,bahitamo kwirukana Umwami w’uRwanda bakoresheje uburiganya kuko yagiye Ikinshasa kubonana na Haruwa maze bamwoherereza ubutumwa buvuga ko adakwiye kugaruka mu gihugu,nyamara ibyo yabirenzeho aragaruka baramufata bamwuriza indege bamusubizayo kuko abanyarwanda bari bamenye ko Umwami wabo yagarutse bahita bahakana kamparampaka bari bahawe nabazungu.
Amakuru dufite avuga yuko icyo gihe abanyarwanda iyo kamarampaka bayitaga amaheru y’abazungu,nibwo bahise bahambiriza Umwami Kigeli wa V Ndahindurwa bashyiraho ubutegetsi bwabaringa butigeze bwemerwa muri LONI kugeza magingo aya,ariko loni yo ikaba itegereje ko abanyarwanda ubwabo bifatira umwanzuro wogusezerera repubulika itemewe n’amategeko.
Niyompamvu Ababirigi bahora bashinga udukundi tw’abarepubulike tugizwe nabahutu n’abatutsi batifuriza amahoro abanyarwanda ahubwo bahora banezezwa n’intambara ziba mu gihugu kugirango iyo ntambara bayikoreshe iturufu rya politike,nyamara igiteye ubwoba n’ukuntu batanitinya imbaga y’abenegihugu imaze kuhatikirira ngo nibura bongere basubize agatima impembero bibuke ko ubwami mu Rwanda bugendera ku itegeko nshinga aribwo bwemewe bityo bashyigikire Umwami w’Urwanda KIGELI wa V Ndahindurwa maze bagarure amahoro mu gihugu.
Ahubwo uko bucyeye abahutu bigaranzura abatutsi,bwacya,abatutsi bakigaranzura abahutu,ni muzunga cyangwa se gatebe gatoki,mbese amaherezo azaba ayahe ?abanyarwanda bakwiye gufata iyambere bakamagana abanyapolitike babarepubulike ndetse bakabima amatwi kuko ntacyiza bazigera babazanira usibye kugwiza inzibutso za jenocide n’izubwicanyi zuzura mu gihugu abantu bakabura aho batura kubera guturana nibituro by’abavandimwe bacu.
Nawe se,Kayibanda yasimbuye ubwami abatutsi barahunga,Habyarimana asimbura Kayibanda na none abatutsi baricwa baranahunga,nyuma y’imyaka 35,abatutsi barabigaranzura,fpr yima ingoma,noneho yo,iashinga ubwami bw’Abega,ubu abahutu barashaka ubutegetsi ngo barebe ko basibanganya jenocide byaba bidashobotse nabo bagafata ubucanyi bakorewe bukitwa izina jenocide bikaba kimwe kuri kimwe 1-1 cya gisebo abatutsi babahozaho cyikabavaho.
Ubu batangiye kwita ubwicanyi bwakorewe abahutu muri Congo ko,nabwo ari jenocide nyamara inyito yicyaha ifite inzego muri LONI zishinzwe kwita izina ry’icyaha,kimwe n’uko fpr yatekinitse ngo byitwe itsemba bwoko n’itsembatsemba kugirango babashe kwifatira amatwi yabahutu ibyo loni yarabyanze!.
Ubwo se mubyukuri murumva iyi muzunga izarangira ryari?ese mwebwe ntabwo munanirwa cyangwa ngo nibura mwumve mukumbuye ukuri ?muzahora mukinyoma kugeza ryari?ngaho independece ntiyemewe ngo kuko yahawe abahutu,nyamara atari nabahutu bayishatse,ngo ntabwigenge nyabwo abanyarwanda babonye,abo banyarwanda nibande?n’abatutsi ko nziko abahutu bo independece bayemera?You people!surely are you serious?.
Ibintu byose biriho hano ku isi ni convertion yabayeho kugirango babashe kubyeneranywaho,suko byose byujuje ubuziranenge!Ariko murwego rwokubasha gushaka icyerekezo cy’ubuzima byabaye ngombwa ko,umweru witwa umweru,umukara witwa umukara,umutuku witwa gutyo ushobora guhakana aya mabara ukagaragaza ko amazina bayahaye atariyo,ariko nawe byakugora gusa icyoroshye ni uko abantu bagerageje gushaka uburyo bakumvikana kubintu runaka kugirango babashe kugirana ubuhahirane.
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Usalama wa dorola nchini Kenya.
Gazeti la inyangenews,jana siku ya jumapii limeweza kumunukuru Mheshimiwa Rais Mwigai Uhuru Kenyatta,alipokuwa akitoa hutuba yake kama rais wa nchi hiyo.Amemuomba bwana Raila Odinga kinara wa chama cha Cord-ODM,akimuomba kuheshim rais wa nchi hiyo kama vile na yeye anaweza hitaji heshima akiwa rais wa taifa la Kenya.
Ktk hotuba yake rais wa Kenya,alimshtum bwana KinaraRail odinga kupanga njama za vurugu ya maandamano na kuchochea ukabila katika taifa la Kenya,ikumbukwe kwamba taifa hilo lina wananchi millioni (42);na kabila (42);taifa hili limekumbwa na machafuko mnamo mwaka wa 2007-2008 ambapo walipoteza wananchi takribani 1500 walio kufa kwa machafuko ya kisiasa.
Hayo yakijili inasemakana kwamba kinara wa Cd-ODM bwana Rail Odinga,anachangia pa kubwa katika mswaada wa usalama mdogo unao zidi kuwa janga linalo kumba taifa hilo,duru zinasema kwamba yawezekana kwamba Raila Odinga ana uhusiano kati yake na wanamgambo wa Alshaabab ambao wamekisiri taifa la Kenya kwasababu walienda kurudisha amani aktika taifa jirani la Somalia.
Mpaka sasa wanamgambo wa alshaabab wavamia vituo vya police kadha wa kadha katika taifa la Kenya,wamelipua mabomu ya hapa na pale na wanachi wa Kenya wengi wao wamekufa wakapoteza maisha yao,wengine wejeruhiwa kiasi kikubwa ambapo hawataweza kijimudu kimaisha.
Kulingana na habari tunazo zipata hapa kwenye ofice ya utangazaji wa habari inyangenews,zinazotoka kwenya wandishi wa habari katika taifa hilo,kinara wa Cord-ODM anasema kwamba serikali ya Jublee inayo ongozwa na Rais Uhuru Kenyatta na naibu wake wa rais Samuei William Ruto,wameshindwa kuboresha maisha ya wananchi wa kenya na kuwapatia usalama kama walivyokua wameahidi wa kenya katika manifesto yao ya kuongoza taifa hilo.
Na amesisitiza ya kwamba usalama usipo boleshwa,hana budi kupanga maandamano pamoja na wakenya wanao ipenda inchi yao kwasababu ni jukumu la serikali kuwapaia wananchi usarama katika taifa lao la Kenya.
US deploys first advanced drones to Japan Last updated : 6 hours ago United States deploys first advanced drones to Japan, with eye on North Korea and China.
US deploys first advanced drones to Japan Last updated : 6 hours ago United States deploys first advanced drones to Japan, with eye on North Korea and China.
The US Air Force has deployed two of its most advanced long-distance surveillance drones to a base in
northern Japan.
According to the AP news agency,the unarmed Global Hawk aircraft were deployed to Japan over the past week from their home base on the Pacific island of Guam.
They are expected to enhance the US military’s ability to monitor nuclear activities in North Korea and Chinese naval operations , and to assess natural disasters to assist humanitarian aid operations .
The deployment to Japan, a key US ally , is intended to further demonstrate Washington ‘s
commitment to security in Asia as part of its rebalancing of forces to the Pacific.
The repositioning of the drones will likely rankle with China and North Korea, which have been
working to improve their own unmanned aircraft fleets.
The Japanese prime minister , Shinzo Abe, will outline his vision for Japan’s defence contribution to regional security to promote peace and prosperity.
Abe will deliver a keynote speech Friday at the Asia Security Summit in Singapore , known as the Shangri- La Dialogue , becoming a first Japanese leader to do so at the gathering.
On Thursday the US warned China against risking tensions in international airspace after Tokyoaccused Beijing of “dangerous manoeuvres ” above disputed area.
US Criminalizing Free Speech? by Judith Bergman
- Is this House Resolution a prelude? Has Attorney General Lynch seen the potential for someone lifting her “mantle of anti-Muslim rhetoric”? And what is “anti-Muslim rhetoric” exactly? Criticizing Islam? Debating Mohammed? Discussing whether ISIS is a true manifestation of Islam? Who decides the definition of “hate speech” against Muslims?
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- Of all 1,149 anti-religious hate crimes reported in the United States in 2014, only 16.1% were directed against Muslims, according to the FBI. By contrast, over half of all anti-religious hate crimes were directed against Jews – 56.8%.
- Why this lopsided, discriminatory House Resolution in favor of a religious group that statistically needs it the least?
- Are the Attorney General and the eighty-two House Democrats out to destroy the First Amendment and introduce censorship? A House Resolution could be reintroduced later as binding legislation.
Eighty-two leading Democrats have cosponsored a House Resolution (H.Res. 569) “Condemning violence, bigotry, and hateful rhetoric towards Muslims in the United States”.
The Resolution was introduced in the House of Representatives by Democrat Donald S. Beyer (Virginia) on December 17, 2015 — a mere 15 days after Tashfeen Malik and Syed Farook gunned down 14 innocent Americans and wounded 23 in an ISIS-inspired terror attack at a Christmas party in San Bernardino, California.
The House Resolution states, “the victims of anti-Muslim hate crimes and rhetoric have faced physical, verbal, and emotional abuse because they were Muslim or believed to be Muslim,” and the House of Representatives “expresses its condolences for the victims of anti-Muslim hate crimes.”
What victims? Of all 1,149 anti-religious hate crimes reported in the United States in 2014, only 16.1% were directed against Muslims, according to the FBI. By contrast, over half of all anti-religious hate crimes were directed against Jews – 56.8%. The fewest, 8.6% of anti-religious hate crimes, were directed against Christians (Protestants and Catholics).
The Resolution goes on to denounce “…in the strongest terms the increase of hate speech, intimidation, violence, vandalism, arson, and other hate crimes targeted against mosques, Muslims, or those perceived to be Muslim.”
The House Resolution singles out Muslims in the United States as an especially vulnerable religious group that needs special protection to the extent that the Resolution “urges local and Federal law enforcement authorities to work to prevent hate crimes; and to prosecute to the fullest extent of the law those perpetrators of hate crimes.”
The reason for the introduction of this House Resolution at this point in time makes more sense if seen in conjunction with statements made by Attorney General Loretta Lynch on December 3, at a dinner celebrating the 10th anniversary of the Muslim Advocates — an organization that, according to its own website, has “powerful connections in Congress and the White House” and ensures that, “the concerns of American Muslims are heard by leaders at the highest levels of government.” Muslim Advocates goes on to say, “As a watchdog of justice, we use the courts to bring to task those who threaten the rights of American Muslims.”
At the dinner, Attorney General Lynch stated that she is concerned about an
“incredibly disturbing rise of anti-Muslim rhetoric… The fear that you have just mentioned is in fact my greatest fear as a prosecutor, as someone who is sworn to the protection of all of the American people, which is that the rhetoric will be accompanied by acts of violence. Now obviously, this is a country that is based on free speech, but when it edges towards violence, when we see the potential for someone lifting that mantle of anti-Muslim rhetoric — or, as we saw after 9/11, violence directed at individuals who may not even be Muslims but perceived to be Muslims, and they will suffer just as much — when we see that we will take action.”
Is this House Resolution a prelude to the Attorney General taking that action? Has she seen the potential for someone lifting her “mantle of anti-Muslim rhetoric”? And what is “anti-Muslim rhetoric” exactly? Criticizing Islam? Debating Mohammed? Discussing whether ISIS is a true manifestation of Islam? Who decides the definition of what is considered hate speech against Muslims?
Are the Attorney General and the eighty-two House Democrats out to destroy the First Amendment and introduce censorship?
U.S. Attorney General Loretta Lynch (left) said on December 3, “[W]hen we see the potential for someone lifting that mantle of anti-Muslim rhetoric… when we see that we will take action.” |
A House Resolution could be reintroduced later as binding legislation. Americans should be deeply concerned about this. The part of the House Resolution that should most concern Americans is the urging of “local and Federal law enforcement authorities to work to prevent hate crimes; and to prosecute to the fullest extent of the law those perpetrators of hate crimes.”
What is a hate crime in this context? The law already prohibits violence and threats of violence, and law enforcement authorities are supposed to prosecute those — intimidation, destruction, damage, vandalism, simple and aggravated assault. However, as this resolution includes “bigotry” and “hateful rhetoric” in its title, Americans should worry that it is those that the House Resolution is really alluding to, when it urges law enforcement authorities to prevent and prosecute hate crimes.
Why would the House of Representatives find it necessary to make such redundant statements, if not in order to redefine the concept of a hate crime?
Notably, no similar House Resolution has appeared condemning the much higher percentage of hate crimes against Jews — over three times as many as against Muslims. As long as the House is going down the road of condemning hate crimes, why does it not even mention once the much more widespread hate crimes that American Jews are experiencing? Why does it not mention the hate crimes against Christians, which after all are only 7.5% percent fewer than those against Muslims? Why this lopsided, discriminatory House Resolution in favor of a religious group that statistically needs it the least?
The House Resolution is unsettlingly similar to the UN Human Rights Commission’s Resolution 16/18, which is an attempt to establish Islamic “blasphemy laws,” making criticism of religion a criminal offense. The UNHRC Resolution would apply internationally (non-binding as of yet, except, presumably, for the countries that want it to be binding), and infractions would be punishable by law. In some Islamic countries, at the moment, the punishment is death — a sentence often handed down in trials that use questionable jurisprudence. Last year alone, a Saudi court sentenced a blogger, Raif Badawi to 1,000 lashes (“lashed very severely,” the court order read) and ten years in jail. Outside of any courts, in 2015 alone, in Bangladesh, four secular bloggers on four separate occasions were hacked to death by people who apparently did not agree with what they said.
The UNHRC Resolution, originally known as “Defamation of Islam,” was changed in later versions — it would seem for broader marketability — to “Defamation of Religions.”
Long sought by the 57-member Organization of Islamic Cooperation, UNHRC Resolution 16/18 was co-sponsored by the United States, along with Pakistan. During a series of closed-door meetings over at least three years, it was spearheaded by Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.
“At the invitation of Secretary of State Hillary Clinton,” begins the document of the US Mission in Geneva, “representatives of 26 governments and four international organizations met in Washington, D.C. on December 12-14, 2011 to discuss the implementation of United Nations Human Rights Council Resolution (UNHRC) 16/18 on ‘Combating Intolerance, Negative Stereotyping and Stigmatization of, and Discrimination, Incitement to Violence and Violence Against, Persons Based on Religion or Belief.'”
UNHRC Resolution 16/18, also known as the “Istanbul Process” (where the original meeting on the topic took place), is an Orwellian document that claims to protect freedom of religion, while attempting to criminalize internationally anything that might be considered “incitement to violence.” The late PLO Chairman Yasser Arafat used to tell his people, “I don’t have to tell you what to do. You know what to do.” Each word could be in Pat the Bunny. Would Arafat’s statement be considered incitement to violence?
UNHRC Resolution 16/18 was passed on March 24, 2011, without a vote.
According to the journalist Abigail Esman, writing in Forbes:
Resolution 16/18 seeks to limit speech that is viewed as “discriminatory” or which involves the “defamation of religion” – specifically that which can be viewed as “incitement to imminent violence… [T]his latest version, which includes the “incitement to imminent violence” phrase – that is, which criminalizes speech which incites violence against others on the basis of religion, race, or national origin – has succeeded in winning US approval – despite the fact that it (indirectly) places limitations as well on speech considered “blasphemous.”
In answer to a reproof — from the U.S Department of State, no less — Esman wrote, “By agreeing to criminalize ‘incitement to violence’ and to use all means at its disposal to prevent and to punish such actions, the US has – however unwittingly – enabled the OIC to use the measure against us – and other members of the free world.”
Many extremist Muslims, however, seem to have no problem criticizing other religions, as well as other Muslims. Some “criticize” Christians, as we have witnessed, by slitting their throats, or by burning or drowning them alive. Many extremist Muslims also seem to have no problem criticizing Jews – starting with calling them descendants of apes and pigs (Surah 5. Al-Maida, Ayah 60). Some Muslims write that all Jews should be killed:
the Islamic Resistance Movement aspires to the realisation of Allah’s promise, no matter how long that should take. The Prophet, Allah bless him and grant him salvation, has said: “The Day of Judgement will not come about until Moslems fight the Jews (killing the Jews), when the Jew will hide behind stones and trees. The stones and trees will say O Moslems, O Abdulla, there is a Jew behind me, come and kill him. Only the Gharkad tree, (evidently a certain kind of tree) would not do that because it is one of the trees of the Jews.” (related by al-Bukhari and Moslem).
One therefore cannot help wondering — and one should wonder – to what extent H.Res. 569 is the “nose of the camel under the tent.”
As of now, H.Res. 569 has been referred to the House Committee on the Judiciary. Americans had better hope that the House Committee will see it for what it is: An attempt to destroy the First Amendment, shield Islam from criticism, and bring “Death to Free Speech.”
Judith Bergman is a writer, columnist, lawyer and political analyst.
US Confirms Policy of Labeling Israeli Products from Judea and Samaria
U.S. policy on labeling ‘Israeli settlement’ products, referring to those produced in Judea and Samaria, has not changed, the State Department confirmed, adding that it does not represent a boycott.
Last week, the U.S. reissued guidelines on the labeling requirements for products manufactured in Judea and Samaria. The guidelines, which have been in effect since 1995, note that under U.S. law, “it is not acceptable to mark the aforementioned goods with the words ‘Israel,’ ‘Made in Israel,’ ‘Occupied Territories-Israel,’ or any variation thereof.”
The decision to republish the guidelines raised some eyebrows, as it came several days after U.S. Ambassador to Israel Dan Shapiro criticized Israel’s conduct in Judea and Samaria and accused Israel of discriminating against Palestinians there. But State Department spokesman Mark Toner insisted Thursday that the reissuing was designed to clarify U.S. policy on the matter following reports of mislabeling.
“U.S. Customs and Border Protection reissued guidance on their marking requirements,” Toner told reporters. “It in no way supersedes prior rulings or regulations and nor does it impose additional requirements with respect to merchandise imported from the West Bank, Gaza Strip, or Israel.”
According to an Israeli Channel 1 report on Thursday, the reissuing came in response to Palestinian complaints that some Judea and Samaria products were being labeled as “Made in Israel,” in violation of U.S. law. Toner appeared to confirm that report.
“Our understanding is that there were allegations of mislabeling, around nine or 10 complaints,” Toner said. “As you know, U.S. guidelines don’t differentiate between products produced in ‘settlements’ or anywhere else in the West Bank.”
Israeli officials confirmed Thursday that there was no change in U.S. policy.
By: JNS.org and United with Israel Staff
