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Transformation du Rwanda, pays francophone comme langue de culture
internationale, en une dictature �* parti unique anglophone, appendice
colonial des États-Unis et de la Grande-Bretagne.

http://www.waynemadsenreport.com/

December 11, 2006 -- Rwandan one-party police state. Recent visitors to
Rwanda report that the country has become a virtual one-party state,
with foreign visitors subject to constant surveillance by President
Paul Kagame's intelligence agents. In fact, Kigali taxi drivers, all of
whom speak excellent English in an overwhelming French-speaking
country, are suspected of serving as Kagame's agents. Kagame is busy
trying to turn Rwanda into an English-speaking nation. Its major
newspaper, the government-funded "The New Times," is merely a
propaganda outlet for the government. The paper is now busy criticizing
France and French anti-terrorism Judge Jean-Louis Bruguiere for
indicting Rwandan Patriotic Front (RPF) leaders for the terror attack
on the Rwandan presidential aircraft in 1994 that killed the Rwandan
and Burundian presidents, their senior advisers, and the French crew.
Kagame's nation transformation from Francophone to Anglophone was
honored last week in London where Kagame was a special guest of British
Prime Minister Tony Blair.

Rwanda's only major newspaper in a French-speaking nation is a
propaganda outlet in English. This points to the transformation of
Rwanda into a central African colony of the United States and Britain.