Even if yu build a city called “merci congo” it is a city of “bien mal aquis”…. congolese children and future generation will know and hate you for the blood you’ve shed in congo, the hate you’ve planted in our hearts will be passed on from generation to another and the children of our children’s children will know about your cruelty , now its a question of time we will come back to you Rwandese with vengeance …. It not over yet … like brother Didier said even if we it means getting help from our Arab brothers….

There are so many lies and false implications in that statement that it's a chore to unpack, but the most important, of course, is that we all know who the perpetrators of the Rwanda Genocide were: "Hutu genocidaires" who fled into Congo. Here today, in the Telegraph, is another example of the argument that this forced consensus supports; "Meanwhile, 'Field Marshal' Assad is assembling Syria’s version of a Hutu Power gang of butchers whilst the West remains quiescent." –Michael Weiss, mouthpiece of the Henry Jackson Foundation, http://goo.gl/nAIIa

Those arguing that the West must intervene to stop the next Rwanda never invoke Congo, despite a death toll six times as high and still climbing, though they do, however indirectly, try to blame Congo's holocaust on Hutu Power.

It is too bad, though, that the young documentary, “Crisis in the Congo, Uncovering the Truth,” relies on so many official sources (e.g., the State Department's former Africa-hand Gregory Stanton, now the president of the quasi-governmental adjunct group Genocide Watch; Human Rights Watch's Anneke Van Woudenberg; the former New York Times reporter Howard French).

One-thousand-times worse, this documentary repeats the false history of the rise of the Paul Kagame – Rwandan Patriotic Front military dictatorship inside Rwanda, and the immediate spread of this military into the Congo, after it had successfully seized state-power inside Rwanda.

In the YouTube version, beginning at roughly the 10:40 mark, Claver Pashi of the DR Congo Forum says that "…those who committed genocide in Rwanda crossed-over into the Congo, and the Congo has become the victim — the victim — of what happened in Rwanda, and what the international community didn't do to stop it."

Then the narrator comes in [11:13] : "In 1994, the international community failed to stop the Rwandan genocide and effectively punish it perpetrators. Since then, violence in central Africa has escalated, along with a growing culture of impunity."

Followed by Anneke Van Woudenberg of Human Rights Watch [11:30] : "If you don't hold to account those who carry out these horrible atrocities, it leaves the door open for them to do more."

Etc. Etc.

This is nothing more than history in the service of power, and one needs to be intellectually and morally sharp-enough not to fall for it.

David Peterson
Chicago, USA

You and your Rwandan friends are the champions of deceits who have been blaming and using the whole world for what happened in 1994. And guess what, before that, the DRC was at peace!
Like some one said above, the DRC will rise very soon and you who pretend to be Congolese will run like cockroaches in the abyss of shame.