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newfarer
#1 Posted : Monday, July 30, 2012 9:03:32 PM
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now donors(us german netherlands etc) are dropping support to rwanda like a hot potato over alleged rwandan support of drcongo m23 rebels.
this is why I think african dictators should learn to retire when they are still useful.
if kagame retired like last year he would be in almost same rank as mandela.
now without donor support he will be nothing
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aemathenge
#2 Posted : Monday, July 30, 2012 9:38:51 PM
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Really? Want to bet?

Do they have money to give now? I was under the impression that the region is undergoin Euro Crisis.
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marko
#3 Posted : Monday, July 30, 2012 11:17:54 PM
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newfarer wrote:
now donors(us german netherlands etc) are dropping support to rwanda like a hot potato over alleged rwandan support of drcongo m23 rebels.
this is why I think african dictators should learn to retire when they are still useful.
if kagame retired like last year he would be in almost same rank as mandela.
now without donor support he will be nothing

I honestly feel sorry for you.
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maligumu
#4 Posted : Tuesday, July 31, 2012 12:24:11 AM
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With Euro crisis they need an exit strategy , it also seems like the guy has outlived his usefulness by becoming too indepedent minded .
Peace be with you
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maka
#5 Posted : Tuesday, July 31, 2012 12:35:45 AM
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He,s not going to survive for long...love them or hate them,this is one country that has been propped up by donor funds...if they exit now the masses will feel the gap.
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harrydre
#6 Posted : Tuesday, July 31, 2012 12:47:42 AM
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Kagame remains one of the best president's Africa will and has ever had. Just visit Kigali and see for yourself. How genuine are these claims or is it a way to bring him down now that he is never afraid to speak his mind? Just like they do to other independent leaders? I am glad china is there if donor exploiting loans are withdrawn!
i.am.back!!!!
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Robinhood
#7 Posted : Tuesday, July 31, 2012 8:03:27 AM
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aemathenge wrote:
Really? Want to bet?

Do they have money to give now? I was under the impression that the region is undergoin Euro Crisis.


Mathenge, really? While some of these countries may be facing difficulties, the so called official development assistance is a mere drop in bucket for them. The monies may look huge to us, but I assure you that it is pocket change to them. The US gave $53b in 2010 as official aid, GDP is $15 Trillion, budget $4 Trillion. You can do the math.
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quicksand
#8 Posted : Tuesday, July 31, 2012 8:17:52 AM
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newfarer wrote:
now donors(us german netherlands etc) are dropping support to rwanda like a hot potato over alleged rwandan support of drcongo m23 rebels.
this is why I think african dictators should learn to retire when they are still useful.
if kagame retired like last year he would be in almost same rank as mandela.
now without donor support he will be nothing

newfarer is right. The Western powers switch their allegiances at their convenience. One minute you are a darling, the next a pariah. It is not about Kagame. Something in the DR situation must have changed and the West have flip-flopped. May be they have been promised tonnes of raw minerals or oil. It is incredibly difficult to survive the propaganda machine. Next, they will start funnelling money to Kagame's local opposition. If there is none, they will create one. Then the funding and strategic economic taps will dry up ...media houses controlled by corrupt barons will start running some very nasty pieces and exposes. Kagame is not like Putin, Ahmadinejad or Chavez, he has nothing he can fight back with... And China might not come to the rescue. Is there anything China can harvest from Rwanda? Or are you all naive to assume they are benevolent benefactors?
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marko
#9 Posted : Tuesday, July 31, 2012 8:51:51 AM
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If wishes were horses,i'd probably be a horse manure tycoon by now.
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D32
#10 Posted : Tuesday, July 31, 2012 9:04:22 AM
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You may want to watch this interview that Kagame did with Al Jazeera regarding the rebels.

http://www.aljazeera.com...2012718181248498489.html
They tried to bury us, they didn't know we were seeds.
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