Andrew Mitchell, the former Secretary for International Development resigns over police comments row.
It is good news for all Rwandan people that this British man Andrew Mitchell has resigned. As the former Secretary for International Development, he was a wrong man for the job.
He has been contributing to political discrimination and human rights abuses in Rwanda and Democratic Republic of Congo through massive aid to the dictator and war criminal Paul Kagame. The man is a racist because he said publically on BBC that hundreds of thousands of Hutu refugee communities in DRC died of hunger, diseases and malnutrition. Even in this case, it is the dictator and war criminal Paul Kagame caused these deaths.
British foreign aid to Rwanda has contributed to legitimise Kagame's dictatorship and political discrimination through British politicians and media's tireless praises to the Kagame' s regime. There is no alternative Rwandan voice that could challenge the similar British and Kagame's views because freedom of expression doesn't exist in Rwanda and opposition political parties are not allowed to operate in the country. The war criminal and dictator Paul Kagame is the only man in the world who enjoys respect and praises from British politicians and media.
We call on British politicians and media to change their attitudes about Rwanda before it is too late. We call on British politicians and media to say that we have had enough about what they say about Rwanda it that it is to time let Rwandan discuss their affairs in a democratic way.
We call on British politicians people to refrain from blindly praising the dictator and war criminal Paul Kagame. This task should be left to Rwandan people including opponents to the current Rwandan regime.
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Andrew Mitchell resigns over police comments row
Andrew Mitchell has quit as government chief whip after criticism for making rude remarks to police officers at the gates of Downing Street.
Andrew Mitchell should go to Rwanda for a rest or stay there indefinitely.
ReplyDeleteBritish politicians should keep their views on Rwanda because there is no-one to challenge them in Rwanda, i.e. there is no opposition to Kagame's policies supported by Britain.