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NO SANCTION OR INSULT FROM OUTSIDE CAN EVER TARNISH THE HONOUR AND INTEGRITY OF RWANDA DEFENCE FORCES. H.E. PAUL KAGAME | #Kwibuka32

You really need to stop this superiority complex nonsense about human rights. You think you are the only ones who respect human rights, all others it's about violating human rights. No, we've fought for human rights and freedoms of our people much better and more than anyone, including you people who keep talking about this nonsense. Where we have taken our country from and where it is now speaks for itself. The rest of the story just comes from this complex. These two worlds where there are people who know everything about human rights and all kinds of things and another world where people are just people who don't know, but these are our human rights. When we respect the things we respect in our countries, it's not for you, it's not for anybody, it's for ourselves. Is it not universal? Yes, it is universal, but if it is universal and you believe it, then you don't become the judge yourself. You don't start telling the others what to do, what they should not do, or that what they are doing is not to your satisfaction. Who are you? President Kagame

We have to live our lives, we have to fight for that, we have to live the way we want. And I tell anybody, to his face, to go to hell. If anyone comes around and thinks they can, you know, they come with, hey, we're going to sanction to what? Go to hell. Just go to hell. If you have your own issues to deal with, go and deal with your own issues. Leave me to mine. This is the spirit, I think, Rwandans must have in their daily lives. So my worry is not about how powerful these people are that come down upon us and throw anything at us. I'm never worried about that. I worry about one thing, which has lived on for centuries. It's for Rwandans. It's for Africans who sit back and find nothing wrong with accepting to be treated like that. That's my only worry. When can Rwandans, when can Africans refuse to be mistreated like this, to be told they have no value, to be told that their lives have to be lived as a result of a favour they are being done by somebody else? What a shame for people to accept that even for a moment. You must not accept it. You must get up and fight for yourself. President Kagame

We have to live our lives, we have to fight for that, we have to live the way we want. And I tell anybody, to his face, to go to hell. If anyone comes around and thinks they can, you know, they come with, hey, we're going to sanction to what? Go to hell. Just go to hell. If you have your own issues to deal with, go and deal with your own issues. Leave me to mine. This is the spirit, I think, Rwandans must have in their daily lives. So my worry is not about how powerful these people are that come down upon us and throw anything at us. I'm never worried about that. I worry about one thing, which has lived on for centuries. It's for Rwandans. It's for Africans who sit back and find nothing wrong with accepting to be treated like that. That's my only worry. When can Rwandans, when can Africans refuse to be mistreated like this, to be told they have no value, to be told that their lives have to be lived as a result of a favour they are being done by somebody else? What a shame for people to accept that even for a moment. You must not accept it. You must get up and fight for yourself. President Kagame x.com/QuoteofKagame/…

THE TRUTH IS THAT THIS COUNTRY WILL NOT DIE TWICE. H.E. PAUL KAGAME | #Kwibuka32

TO ALL SURVIVORS, KNOW THAT YOU ARE NOT ALONE. WE STAND WITH YOU ALWAYS. H.E. PAUL KAGAME | #Kwibuka32

“As things stand, Rwanda faces an impossible choice: To either tolerate the continued presence of the FDLR and its growing network of militias and allow them to grow closer to our border. Or to defend ourselves and be condemned for it. The choice is, therefore, very clear. In our position, would any other country make a different choice?” President Kagame

“Twaraburaye, twarabwiriwe, twarapfushije, twarapfuye, UMUTIMA WACU NI WO WANZE GUPFA” President Kagame #Kwibuka32

“We owe future generations of Rwandans more than survival. They deserve to inherit a secure, united, and bold country, and an integrated and confident Africa.” President Kagame

Does anyone in this world want to keep this FDR story going forever? Maybe there are people who want to keep it going forever. Maybe there are people who don't even care. It's their right. I have no quarrel with those. But boy, you are joking if you think some of us Rwandans who know the story about them will ever agree with you. Anyone thinking like that is just absolutely mistaken. It's about us. It's about our lives. It's about our story. It's about our history. It's about our identity. It's about our existence. And nobody in this world is the one responsible for us. No. We are responsible for ourselves. There's no question about it. I keep repeating it. I say it again because that's what it is. That's a fact. If you want to change the fact through diplomacy or through politics or through interests or through whatever, I can only do so much. But within my means, I will do everything that can be done to make sure that that story of FDR and genocide and with which people play around with doesn't visit us again. President Kagame

“It is a privilege and a duty to serve Rwanda, not an entitlement.” President Kagame

“The people who planned and carried out the Genocide were Rwandans, but the history and root causes go beyond this country.” President Kagame

"When people talk about Genocide, When people talk about killings that took place in Rwanda, they're real, they're not just stories"..} "About a Million People were killed" H.E President Paul Kagame delivering speech on the first commemoration of the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi. On 7th April, 1995.

Rwanda cannot die twice. #Kwibuka32

“I look forward to raising this matter of sanctions at the highest level to understand the basis for such an injustice. Rwandans understand the cost of tolerating extremism, and our central principle is to put the protection of civilians first.” President Kagame

"To all survivors, know that you are not alone. We stand with you always. Everything we have achieved was only possible because all Rwandans decided to join hands in common purpose." President Kagame at the #Kwibuka32

“All the testimonies we have heard are grounded in truth. Those who try to deny or change them will face a difficult task to distort such people’s history and shape it as they wish, whether within the country or abroad.” President Kagame, speaking at the opening of #Kwibuka32

“No one will ever die like this again…Rwanda will not be killed twice…We will live, the old and young…” President PaulKagame #Kwibuka32