The Rwandan81

@ScoviaMutesi 😅🤣🤣

Iwacu iyo hacaga abantu imbwa 😹zaramokaga ndumva biba hose pe

@HAGANA45 @ScoviaMutesi @MoiseNyarugabo @fidele15173 Hhhh nuko nyine yasabye ko batajya muri iyo debate nah'ubundi bari kumumbariza igihugu kiri kwishyura amafaranga atagira ingano kubera guhamwa n'icyaha cyo gusahura amabuye ya Congo!Urwo rubanza ko rwabaye ku mugaragaro ubwo yavuga ate ko Uganda ari abere??bishyurira iki rero?🤔

AGAHONDESHO MUMUTWE NGO POOOOOO. MUKECURU @SCOVIAMUTESI YARAZIKO ARIKUBAZA ROZIRADE @MoiseNyarugabo cangwe se NYAKAYAYU KURUTU @fidele15173 👇😆🔥🙆🙆🙆🙆🙆🙆

Le temps est un allié des génocidaires, mais pas leur ami permanent, surtout en France. Il y a 24 ans, en 2002, des génocidaires notoires en France avaient organisé un colloque de négation du génocide contre les Tutsi, huit ans seulement après le génocide. Ce n’était ni dans un bar ni dans un cadre rassurant, mais dans une salle du Sénat français. Le génocidaire Dr Eugene Rwamucyo y avait présenté une intervention niant totalement le génocide contre les Tutsi, tout en accusant les Tutsi d’avoir commis un génocide contre les Hutu. Cela se passait au Sénat français. Servilien Sebasoni et Alain Gauthier étaient dans la salle. Lorsque Alain Gauthier est intervenu pour rappeler ce qui s’était réellement passé au Rwanda, Rwamucyo aurait répondu que « ce muzungu ne fait que répéter le récit du FPR et n’a jamais été au Rwanda ». Pourtant, Alain Gauthier avait enseigné au Petit Séminaire de Butare entre 1972 et 1975. Bref, Rwamucyo a passé plus de 25 ans à nier le génocide, que ce soit dans des colloques, des médias ou sur son propre site internet. Finalement, il a été condamné à 27 ans de prison pour son rôle pendant le génocide.

@ErnesteUwitonze @OUwangu @gat_steeve Inkotanyi zishobora kuba zaramukubise ikompora ari kuri bariyeri!😃

@OUwangu @gat_steeve Gitifu ariko amaguru ye arasudiriye🤔

Ariko abantu bamara imyaka 30 I burayi gucya kumubiri bikanga??!! Ndebera nawawundi ngo ni @gat_steeve wagiye ejo bundi yahise acuya !!!...🤣🤣🤣 Mundebere Gitifu 😭😨

@ErnesteUwitonze @OUwangu @gat_steeve 😅🤣🤣

@jlutete20 @HarianaVeras Nous allons décoloniser votre mentalité qui ne se limite que sur la danse et la nourriture!Vous allez apprendre que les minérais ne sont ps là pour être chanter tjrs comme l'hymne national plutôt,qu'ils sont là pour changer la vie de la population!Assayez vs et apprend!Goma ✊️

@Rwandan19 @HarianaVeras Australopithèque ? nous nous sommes Bantous veut dire l'homme ✅ et vous, vous êtes Nil semi-bantous ❌ mais vous êtes cafards dit « nilotique» ✅ le savez-vous pourquoi vous êtes nilotique ? je t'expliquerai.

AFRICA 🤩 AFRICA

@ga_mur HRW also has a business model and Rwanda is always a KPI 🙅‍♀️

@GitifuW Uruhe rubyiruko rero🥱🥱 Mwa biterahamwe mwe mwaratsinzwe ntimuzongera gutema abantu!Ariko umuntu azababwira kugeza ryari koko?Uwanze kumva ntiyanze kubona!Dore byarangiye twicaye ku buriri bwa Habyara!Mukomeze tu muzabibona!

YESSSI YESSSIIII YESSIII. !!!!! Umwaka ushize nabwiye umuntu uwariwe wese uzaza akantera iwange ko NZAMWA$A UBW0NK0 ndashima ko urubyiruko nabo batangiye kubyumva uko !

@nyiringomaking1 Un civil qui n'a aucune notion militaire ne peut pas intimider un General qui n'a jamais perdu une guerre!Kugurisha Pizza nta gitinyiro bitanga!🤣🤣

Breaking News #President #Felix #Tshisekedi yageze Kenya #President #Kagame ahita ahunga ikitaraganya 🤣🤣🤣🤣

@jlutete20 @HarianaVeras C pas un peché de venir chercher de la nourriture,or,diamant,coltan au pays des incoscients,peuple du genre Australopithèque qui chante aux minérais sans rien produire!Dailleurs tt le monde vient les recuperer sans être inquiéter par qui k c soit!pourquoi pas nous?😆Pauvre Con!

@Rwandan19 @HarianaVeras Vernir chercher de la nourriture, or, diamant, coltan au Congo c'est ne pas une honte pour vous les cafards ? 🤣🤣

@rigogaruth youtu.be/Dd-3Q06_MIU?si… Ubu bugoryi azi ko twabwibagiwe?

Kwizera Olivier , Gishweka azarwaza aba Rayon Umunsi umwe 😂 Aba yibutse ko na we azi ku kanobagiza.

@RInnocent19458 @rigogaruth Yes batajya bagira igihunga kugeza ubwo yabikoze kuri match ya qualification ya Afcon amavubi akina na Ivory Coast, rutahizamu yarawumwatse atuma twishyurwa igitego twari twabonye bituvunnye!byarangiye Match tuyitsinzwe kubera ubugoryi bwe!Ubu azi ngo twarabyibagiwe!🤦‍♂️

@rigogaruth Gishweka Ari mu bazamu batanjya bagira igihunga na busa, 😂😂😂menya aba yibagiwe ko arinze izamu

@Iconliving00 @HarianaVeras It was a matter of time!

@HarianaVeras It seems he is no longer interested in your stupid propaganda questions … you have lost credibility you little piece of shit

@Bien0001 @jpksady @StateDept Look at this🐖!RDF is a professional army of a sovereign country and Rwanda is peaceful beyond your little imagination!The only insecurity we face was from your genocidaires FDLR,and RDF took the matter in charge by eliminating the threat at the source with D_measures on!Idiot🐽!

Oh please. You Rwandans are mad at the US travel warning about traveling within 10km from the DRC border because of “armed groups”? Tell me, who exactly are these armed groups on both sides of the border? Isn’t it your own RDF army and your proxy rebels, M23? You post-1994 Rwandans have empty brains. You just repeat whatever the government says, even when the facts are right in front of you. That’s exactly why people call Rwanda an open-air prison. You’re not angry at the danger — you’re angry that someone noticed the danger your own government is creating. Pathetic.

If the U.S. considers the protection of Americans near the Rwanda–DRC border a legitimate concern, why should Rwanda not be expected to protect its own population living along the same border? The @StateDept itself warns that armed groups — some openly hostile to Rwanda — operate in eastern #DRC, and that “ongoing violence (…) has the risk of spilling over into Rwanda.” No government — especially one shaped by a history as painful as genocide — can reasonably ignore hostile armed groups operating directly across its borders. If the U.S. recognizes the need to protect its citizens against armed groups operating in the DRC and “oppos(ing) the Rwandan government,” then it is only consistent to acknowledge Rwanda’s duty to do the same. And if Rwanda is considered one of the safest countries in the world, it is also because it takes warning signs seriously, among other measures aimed at protecting its people and preserving stability. Why should Rwanda — arguably the country most directly exposed — be expected to do less to protect its people against “violence (that) may spill into Rwanda without warning”? @SecRubio @USAmbRwanda @RwandaInUSA @US_SrAdvisorAF #Rwanda #DRC

Président Ndayishimiye affirmait dans une interview à Jeune Afrique que le M23 voulait prendre Kinshasa mais que cela avait été empêché grâce aux soldats burundais. Pourtant, cette carte montre une autre réalité du terrain : les flèches bleues illustrent la défaite et la fuite en cavale des troupes burundaises depuis Rutshuru et Masisi jusqu’à leur frontière à Uvira face au M23. Tshisekedi et Ndayishimiye ont une chose en commun : transformer les défaites militaires en victoires de communication.

@MrIfeanyi6 @Trollkickoff He was consulting the master, not watching just for the sake of watching!

@Trollkickoff Why must he go to your office when he can watch it in a private room which I believe Real Madrid has He is just showing off

🚨 Zinedine Zidane on Kylian Mbappé compared to Cristiano Ronaldo: “Kylian doesn’t need anyone to teach him how to play. Players with that level of talent already understand football. But at the highest level, talent is only the beginning. When I worked with Cristiano at Real Madrid, one thing always impressed me. After a game where he scored, assisted, and was named Man of the Match, he came to my office the next morning and asked for the full match replay. I thought he wanted to watch the goals. He didn’t. He wanted to see the runs he mistimed, the possessions he lost, and the chances he could have finished better. That is elite mentality. Kylian has the quality to reach that level. The challenge now is making excellence a habit, not a moment.”

@JF_LE_DRIAN 🖕🖕

👏👏👏 Trés bonne nouvelle si seuls des membres armés du M23 ont été neutralisés et qu'aucun civil n'a été tué !

🔵The contradiction is becoming harder to ignore. For months, Washington has repeatedly pushed Rwanda to ease what it calls “security measures” along the Rwanda–DRC border, portraying Kigali’s vigilance as excessive or politically motivated. Yet, in the very same breath, the United States government issues travel advisories warning American citizens against traveling near those same border areas because of the threat posed by armed groups, cross-border violence, and instability spilling from eastern Democratic Republic of Congo. The question that naturally emerges is simple: if the United States considers the Rwanda–DRC border dangerous enough to warn its own citizens, why should Rwanda be criticized for taking measures to protect Rwandans living there? This contradiction was sharply highlighted by political commentator Jean Pierre Karegeye, who questioned what appears to be a double standard in Washington’s approach toward Rwanda’s security concerns. Karegeye points directly to the wording of the U.S. State Department itself, which openly acknowledges that armed groups hostile to Rwanda continue to operate in eastern DRC and that violence in the region risks spilling across the border into Rwanda. “If the U.S. considers the protection of Americans near the Rwanda–DRC border a legitimate concern, why should Rwanda not be expected to protect its own population living along the same border?” Karegeye asked. That question cuts to the heart of a broader geopolitical inconsistency. For decades, Rwanda has lived under the shadow of armed militias operating from eastern Congo, including groups linked to perpetrators of the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi. Kigali has repeatedly argued that the presence of hostile armed factions near its borders represents an existential security concern, not a theoretical diplomatic talking point. The United States itself appears to recognize this danger when its own citizens are involved. American travel advisories warn of armed violence, kidnappings, and instability in the region, while explicitly acknowledging that violence could “spill over into Rwanda.” Yet when Rwanda responds with heightened border security, surveillance, or defensive measures, it suddenly faces pressure to “de-escalate.” Critics of this policy inconsistency argue that Washington is effectively demanding from Rwanda a level of passivity that no major power would ever accept for itself. Would the United States tolerate hostile armed groups operating just across its borders while foreign governments demanded that it reduce its security posture? Would Washington ignore credible threats against its population simply to satisfy diplomatic optics? Rwanda’s defenders argue that the answer is obvious. “No government; especially one shaped by a history as painful as genocide can reasonably ignore hostile armed groups operating directly across its borders,” Karegeye stated. Indeed, Rwanda’s security doctrine cannot be separated from its history. The memory of state collapse and genocidal violence continues to shape Kigali’s approach to regional threats. To many Rwandans, border security is not an abstract geopolitical debate; it is tied directly to national survival. What makes the contradiction more striking is that Rwanda is regularly praised internationally as one of Africa’s safest and most stable countries. Yet the very policies that Kigali says help preserve that stability are often criticized by foreign actors who simultaneously acknowledge the dangers surrounding the country. Karegeye argues that this reality exposes a deeper imbalance in how African security concerns are sometimes treated internationally: Western governments aggressively protect their own citizens, while expecting African states to exercise restraint even when facing comparable threats. @realDonaldTrump @SecRubio @USAmbDRC @USAmbRwanda @onduhungirehe @TomNdahiro @RwandaInUSA @jpksady @SadateMunyakazi @albcontact @US_SrAdvisorAF #Rwanda #DRC

@1135MHirwa @PaulKagame @ItemeRadio @ngoger33 @MitsindoK @Umweneforongo @MUKASHEMACLAUD1 @RwabishRukara @FedRwanda Ni ryari wabonye abicanyi,ibisambo, abajura,indaya,abasazi,n'abasinzi bishyira hamwe bigakunda?😅🤣 Ese ubundi iryo shyirahamwe ninde wariyobora?Umusazi cg interahamwe?Ibyo uvuga nawe urabizi ko bidashoboka!Hari uwababwiye ko mumeze nk'isenene bafungiye hamwe mu ishashi😆Nibyo!

Cyakora MUREKE MBABWIRE mwe🇷🇼 MUVE MUMATESHWA YANYU YA TUTSI HUTU, Kuko à ce point mumaze kubonako ibyo ntaho bizabageza! Kwa @PaulKagame c’est claire yuko nta TUTSI HUTU uri épargne! Bica BOSE BICA ABAHUTU BICA ABATUTSI! Igihe kirageze MWISHYIRE HAMWEE MU RWANYE SHITANI UBARI HAGATI. Mureke guha umwanya @DrDamascene uvuga ubusa! Mumenye ko muri abanyarwanda! Nta nterahamwe! Ntankotanyi Bose ni ABICANYI C’EST CLAIR kwishyira hamwe KWANYU NIYO NTANGIRIRO YA REVOLUTION ndabarahiye……. Kuko mutushyize hamwe! Tuzahora mururwo. LISTE IMAZE KUBA NDENDE KANDI REACTION ZANYU ZIHORA ARIZIMWE! MWISHYIRE HAMWE KKO IBI BIRARENZE! Umvaaa IMBERE ya @PaulKagame ABARI MU RWANDA MWESE MURI BAMWE @Umweneforongo @RwabishRukara @Jyambere2 @FedRwanda @MitsindoK @BBadrama @HingaPlacide @MUKASHEMACLAUD1 @ngoger33 @MNdayizigi15852