Colonial roots of the genocide in Rwanda | DW Documentary

[canada-man]

 

[southpaw]

Of course! One African tribe goes native and hacks another African tribe to pieces, and its all because of ... European colonialism?

 

[Frankfooter]

So now you're against colonialism and genocide?
This is a new development.

 

[y2kmark]

Of course! One African tribe goes native and hacks another African tribe to pieces, and its all because of ... European colonialism?

Outside colonialists made the Tutsis (Watusi in the old days - remember the movie?) a highly privileged class and the majority Hutus grew to resent it. Ethnic cleansing does have a populist appeal...

 

[southpaw]

So now you're against colonialism and genocide?
This is a new development.

Haven't figured it out yet? Everyone is against genocide when it happens to their tribe. Not so much when it happens to others.

 

[Frankfooter]

Outside colonialists made the Tutsis (Watusi in the old days - remember the movie?) a highly privileged class and the majority Hutus grew to resent it. Ethnic cleansing does have a populist appeal...

I wonder if that's where zionists got their road map.
The brits split Rwanda into imaginary Hutu and Tutsi groups to fight amongst each other instead of the brits.
Israel funded Hamas to divide Palestinians into Fatah and Hamas so they would fight each other.