Thursday, August 10, 2017

AFTER PAUL KAGAME BECOMING A KING OF RWANDA IN A SHAM PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS HE HAS ISSUED A NEW HIT LIST TO HIS HITMEN TO KILL THE FOLLOWING PEOPLE BY POISONING

1078. BIZIMANA MILIMO Deogratias

1077. Dupond

1076. Dupont

1075. Line voided

1074. Niyitanga Chantal

1073. Ngezahayo J.M.V

1072. Anthony R.

1071. Niyitegeka Antoine

1070. Mizero Silas

1069. Josephine M.

1068. Kanyamuhanda Faustin

1067. Anastase Ahorwabaye

1066. BECQUET

1065. Rukundo

1063. Habarurema J Luc

1062. NDAHAYO THEOPHILE

1061. Rose

1060. Umutoni Jeannine

1059. Uzabuwe Kagoyire

1058. Céline Nyirarudodo

1057. Kader Ait Ouarab

1056. Eagle Eye

1055. Neron bancel

1054. Chardu

1053. RUGWIZA Alice

1052. RUTAGANDA PASCAL

1051. Uwiduhaye

1050. PETIT Julien

1049. Tungunika Aimee

1048. Akingeneye Jeannette

1047. Ndeka Boka

1046. Espérance Mugirishyaka

1045. Renovat Ngwabije

1044. Mukagatare Joséphine

1043. KAMPIRE M. Anne

1042. Vincent Ndikumana

1041. Habyarimana Jean-Luc

1040. Felicien M. Barabwiriza

1039. Sindayigaya Marie

1038. PIAIA

1037. UWAYEZU JEAN

1036. Kambari

1035. Gatima sonia

1034. Mutima marie

1033. Ndahayo M.

1032. Mbanje

1031. Dusabe

1030. Mukesha

1029. KIMONYO

1028. Kamana

1027. Marie

1026. Yvonne

1025. Twagirayezu

1024. Nizeyimana Ladislas

1023. Mubest

1022. Olivier

1021. Roux Albert

1020. TWAGIRA CHARLES

1019. Nkundakozera Afrika Clémentine

1018. Karangwa Ali

1017. Elisee

1016. Dr ZUMA Vely

1015. J MATABARO

1014. J D GIRUKUBONYE

1013. Girukubonye

1012. Jean-Pierre Ziegler

1011. MANUTA TANDU

1010. Barina Noel bernard

1009. Hermanbarabu@yahoo.fr
1008. Gaspard Nduwayezu

1007. FAIDA Justin

1006. Muhindo Marungu

1005. Imoko bolefo

1004. Jackson

1003. Nshimiyimana Yves François

1002. Munyantarama Elie

1001. Umunyana Marthe

1000. Musafili Makabuza Edmond

999. Habumuremyi Anastase

998. Muhindo Emmanuel

997. Ndabalinze Anaclet

996. Berger Jean Claude

995. Maniliho Mathias

994. Ndimuto Malik

993. Namahoro Nadine

992. Mbonigaba Isaaka

991. Uwineza Henriette

990. Mbakuriyemo Assoumani

989. Uwimana Antoine

988. Ntamakuliro Pierre

987. AYIRWANDA Anicet

986. Mulinda Ignace

985. Mukamusoni

984. Durocher Yves

983. Uzabakiliho Déogratias

982. Hategekimana Hermenigilde

981. Hitimana Paul

980. Abijuru Aline

979. Kajemundimwe Fulgence

978. Ndabasanze Michel

977. Blondet Eric

976. Manirakiza Pamphile

975. Dupont Arthur

974. Wilherm Adolphe

973. Kalimwabo Dismas

972. Habimana Vincent

971. Vanhamme

970. Rogon

969. Regine MBARUSHIMANA

968. Ayimana

967. Ganishya

966. Ingabire

965. Ujeneza

964. Ibouily

963. Ihogoza

962. JEAN DE DIEU NSANZABANDI

961. Hategekimana

960. Muhire

959. GAHUNDE EMMANUEL

958. Mafubo

957. Line voided

956. Jean Pierre Habimana

955. Manirakiza

954. John Makasi

953. Bucyi Fidèle Uwizeye

952. Marcq

951. MAZIMPAKA Emmanuel

950. Ndibwami Manzi J.B

949. Nsabimana Jean

948. Ngenda Aloys

947. Murumvenkome

946. Shumbusho Gilles

945. Germaine Bucyedusenge

944. Cédric MARCHAL

943. Chollet

942. Isabane Aimé

941. Martinez

940. Kamangu

939. Uwimana Aloys

938. Bagalwa Mapatano Jules Maps

937. line voided

936. Silvia Cattori

935. Hitimana François-Lucien

934.Ngirinshuti Gato

933. Tuyisenge

932. Mukahirwa

931. Mukakigeli Christiane

930. Ciro Gervais

929. Turabawe Pierre

928. Mbalimombazi charles

927. Ildephonse KWITONDA

926. Anita Rucekeli

925. Cedy

924. Minani

923. Umuhizi

922. Chantal

921. Herijgers

920. Uwamariya J

919. Uhoraho

918. Cécile Kirezi

916.Ntaganda Primien

917. Rugero Aubin Joseph Assez

915. Sungura Aimable

914. Nteziyaremye antezi@yahoo.fr

913. Muneza

912. Habumuremyi

911. Ansieau Franz

910. Da Munda Carlo

909. Uwizera Alice

908. John Nkubiri BERNARD

907. Gloria Uwishema Nsengiyumva

906. Munyampeta

905. Tuyilingire Illuminée

904. Dupont Philippe

903. Jean-Maurice Huard

902. Yves Felix

901. Beatrice M

900. NGIRABABYEYI Patrick

899. MIGOZI

898. Tulikumwe

897. Ayingeneye A

896. Bathily

895. Mashako

894. J-M KARANGWA

893. ISHIMWE Betty

892. Fabrice dusigize

891. CATHERINE Mireille

890. ARGR – Intabaza

889. Aline Ngirumpatse

888. Juanita Ngirumpatse

887. Buregeya Jimmy

886. Eugène Clément

885. Shimwa Kenny

884. UWIMANA Samuel

883. Alphonsine UWANYILIGIRA

882. Demba Tamba

881. Rugombituri

880. Alphonsine

879.Bendantunguka

878. Neretse Emmanuel

877. Rurema Jean

876. Nyirahabimana Marie Médiatrice

875. Patrice Uwanyilijuru

874. Uwayezu Nzayisenga

873. Pascal Kalinganire

872. Setako Nikuze Grace Doris

871. Izdebski

870. Musabyimana

869. Iraguha Louis-Baptiste

868. HATEGEKIMANA Jean-Baptiste

867. UMUHOZA Irénée

866. Bizimungu

865. Higaniro Alain

864. Nsengimana Anselme

863. Kalisa Manassé

862. UTABAZI JEAN D’AMOUR

861. AYIMANA MARIE ANGE

860. UWOROHEJE MARIE GORETTI

859. Abingeneye Natacha

858. GATO EUGENIE

857. Uwamariya M CLAIRE

856. Kayibanda Jean

855. Mwiseneza Emmanuel

854. Kinyuku Shadadi

853. MINANI Octave-Gaspard

852. Marine Mukamana

851. Habigenza

850. Mallet

849. Habiyaremye François

848.Habumuremyi Innocent

847. Irankunda Marie Claire

846. Evariste Nshimiyimana

845. Dr Butera Jean Baptiste

844. ANDRIES

843. M. Bonaventure

842. Musonera

841. Draime Jeanne

840. INGABIRE Marie

839. Association Ikaze-Bienvenue

838. Lommel Daniel

837. Kayigire M.Grâce

836. Daniella Ganishya

835. NGIRABATWARE Félicité

834. Habinshuti

833. HAKIZIMANA Jean de la Croix

832. Uwayezu Jean

831. Lefebvre Frédéric

830. Mukamvuye

829. Jan Jakub Szczepanski

828. Kim Ndaziboneye

827. Kistheif

826. Nubaha Kizito

825. Uwanyuze aline

824. NTUYAHAGA

823. Charles Ndereyehe

822. NIYONZIMA JOSEPH

821. MBARUSHIMANA JACQUES

820. line voided

819. Janvier Kabarera

818. Patrick Jyambere

817. SINANGA JEAN APUL

816. Solange

815. Kaberuka Ignace

814. Twagirayezu Valere

813. Marius Komeza

812. Musoni Johnson

811. MWANGA Théophile

810. Nimukuze

809. Nimukuze

808. Sangronio Michele

807. Gian Carlo BOZZI

806. Umuhire Liliane

805. TUMWESIGE Jacques

804. ANASTASE AHORWABAYE

803. RUKARA Jean

802. RUNYINYA Kami

801. NKUNZUWIMYE Rita

800. Ndanyuzwe

799. Munyamashara Laurent

798. Ephraim Ngizwenayo

797. Line voided

796. Shyirambere Robert

795. Gatabazi Murielle

794. Karegeya Charles

793. Greg Jordan

792. IBAMBASI ANTOINE

791. Kristin S.

790. Isidore Gashugi

789. Iphigenie Mukamanzi

788. Karl Tuyishime

787. Ingabire L.

786. Arthur Ngenzi

785. LP Gautier

784. Vincent

783. Eugene Safari

782. Nyangezi

781. Jean Baptiste SIBOMANA alias Twakizuru

780. Mukampunga MG

779. Rusizana françois

778. Uwibambe M.P.

777. RWAMUGUSHA

776. Nary

775. Claude Mouto

774. Karemangingo Saidi

773. Niyibizi.

772. Kaneza Alice

771. Habarurema Jean

770. NYIRAZUBA

769. B. Mbonigaba

768. Balihe Patrick Nicolas

767. Jean Gakwaya

766. NYAGATARE

765. Habumuremyi

764. MARIA JOSE AZCONA

763. Jose Lucas Tantos millones de muertos

762. Rugandura

761. Kanani

760. Rukerantare Albert

759. Rucekeri Innocent

758. Walquemanne Régis

757. Jeane d’Arc Uwamwezi

756. Bernard Rugwiro Habyarimana

755. Ndayumujinya

754. Fischer Andre

753. Marie-Aimable NGAYINTERANYA

752. Jean Baptiste

751. Rwabukumba Séraphin

750. Mukamanzi Clémentine

749. Dushimilimana Athanase

748. Line voided

747. Mutuyeyezu

746. Mujawayezu

745. Ngamije Jean-Marie Vianney

744. Niyonizeye Setako Alain

743. Habyarimana

742. Augustin R. Basebya

741. Beauvir

740. Charles Ndenzayo

739. Bujyakera

738. Maria hakiza

737. Mahoro m

736. Uwineza

735. RAFFIN

734. NSABIMANA Josiane

733. Mukandekezi

732. Mathias Banzi

731. Usanase

730. Tarasi Chon

729. GAKINAHE Sylvain

728. UWIMANA

727. Kalume Muzikwa

726. Sylvie

725. Ugirashebuja

724. Sindambiwe

723. Petragallo Robert

722. Ndahayo

721. MVIRI Kevin

720. RENZAHO Ariette

719. Line voided

718. Fabien Manirakiza

717. Mahame Muhire

716. Justin Gatebuke

715. Jean N. Manirarora

714. Muganga Obed

713. Angelibert

712. Anisie UMUGWANEZA

711. Line voided

710. SINDIKUBWABO B.

709. Ngiruwonsanga

708. Ndabarinze

707. Chouchou Ntabwoba

706. Uwamariya

705. Albert Bunzira

704. Twagira

703. Ingabire Clemence

702. Vignaud

701. Shyirambere J. BARAHINYURA

700. Clement Utuje

699. Pierre

698. Donatien Banzirabose

697. Dupa

696. Muhayimana

695. Line voided

694. Jean Manzi

693. Mugenzi Emmanuel

692. Hategekimana

691. Balinga

690. NIWEMUTONI E. Claire

689. Mbarushimana Marcel

688. Muhoza K. Gilbert

687. TUYISABE Désiré

686. Pilar

685. KABERUKA M. Maurice

684. Mushyandi Joseph

683. De Jonckheere

682. CHEUZEVILLE Hervé

681. Didio

680. LABORDE

679. Philomène Nishyirembere

678. Mukamana Beliya Assumpta

677. Turatsinze Léopold

676. Ntakiruta Jean Charles

675. Kiribata

674. Joseph LUTULI

673. Bikolimana Francois

672. Umuhire Martine

671. Karyango Dominique

670. Clementine Murekatete

669 Bikolimana Francois

668. Assumpta Serwili

667. Jean-Claude Nzimulinda

666. AUGUSTIN CYIMANA

665. Cyiza Marcel

664. Mumporeze

663. Cassien Bishinga

662. Christine Glais

661. Nsabimana Denise

660. UWAMUNGU Jean Damascène

659. Mugisha A

658. Don Zigira

657. UWAMUNGU

656. Totyshky danny

655. Nzabona

654. Forestier Pol et Marie Annick

653. Havugimana Sebastien

652. Forces Rwandaise de Defense Populaire La Justice libre. http://fdh.rmc.fr

651. Eric Poncelet

650. Uwase Carine

649. Musilimu Felicien

648. Nsabimana Alice

647. Jeff Sezirahiga

646. Maryse Mbonyumutwa

645. NTAMAGEZO FELICIEN

644. Manishimwe Phoëbe

643. Nzabona S.Marcel

642. Uwimana Aline

641. Joseph Twahirwa

640. HARERIMANA

639. Laurent Bernard

638. Mucyo Haruna

637. Raphael Ruzindana

636. Emmanuel Nyemera

635. Chris Mbonimpa

634. Berry Bashoboye

633. Deo Ntwari

632. Anne-Marie Iris

631. Fabien habyarimana

630. Iraguha Patrick

629. Juvensen Mbonankira

628. Unknown

627. Dr Faustin Ndindayino

626. UWIMANA M.Goretti

625. Akagera-Rhein e.V.

624. Line voided

623. Dusabimana Jean Marie

622. Félicien Hitayezu

621. Mugisha Anastase

620. Alexandre HARELIMANA

619. Brousse Françoise

618. Gratien Rudakubana

617. Hakizimana

616. Pierre Bouillet

615. SYLVESTRE

614. Hakizimana Jeannine

613. BRITT

612. Nsabimana

611. Ndagijimana A

610. Sumaili Kabika

609. Rene – Gaspard

608. Jean Paul Mihigo

607. Daniel Ndizeye

606. Tugilimana

605. Claude Gatebuke

604. Marie sabine Michard

603. Line voided

602. Beatrice Gatebuke

601. Nyirabayoboke

600. Rumuli Mulisa

599. Bikumburwa Alida

598. Dushime Emmanuel

597. Muhayi Claude

596. Mukase Muta

559. Musa

558. COTE Maurice

557. HABIYAMBERE

556. Susan Uwamahoro

555. Aloys

554. Marie Ange Umuhire

553. Uwizeyimana David

552. Pierre-Claver Nkinamubanzi

551. Chacha Ngare

550. Noel Twagiramungu

549. DUFITEMUNGU Seif-Omar

548. Kagiraneza

547. Leandro

546. Charles Rutagengwa

545. DAMIAN

544. Marguerite Singiranumwe

543. Uwase Rose

542. Joseph Buyanja

541. Josiane

540. Uwimana Jacqueline

539. Mª Gracia Fernández

538. Ntihabose Fidele

537. Bavu Matiyasi

536. Mª Gracia Fernández

535. Mugabekazi Claudine

534. Kayijire Frolent

533. Abdou Zirikana Holland

532. Grace Hirwa Pays-Bas

531. Datve Uzamukunda Nederland

530. Anastase Manishimwe Holland

529. Noelle Uwimana

528. Hon. Jean Minani

527. Alice Marie M

526. BRAISE Marie Lee

525. BRAISE Marie Lee

524. Serge

523. Bariyanga H. Charles

522. NARCISSE KAYOBOKE

521. Hakizimana Jean Claude

520. Niyonzima Adolphe

519. Nzabona Innocent Courage

518. NDIKUBWIMANA JEAN BOSCO

517. Perpetue Muramutse

516. Sebabo

515. Ndaho

514. Gahima

513. B. Dukuza

512. C. Mukeza

511. Kimararungu JP

510. Dukuze Marie-Brigitte

509. KABANDA Célestin

508. Daga

507. Urayeneza

506. Niyonzima

505. Bicuki

504. Karambizi

503. La Fortune

502. Zirikana Juvénal

501. Marie

500. Césarie

499. BALINGAYABO

498. Nsengiyumva

497. Fred Ngira

496. SeanPaul Ikole

495. Dunia SENDWE

494. Simon Nkundiye

493. Kibazo

492. Association Justice et Réconciliation

491. Mahoro

490. Kalimba

489. Ernest Mbanzendore

488. MUTSINZI Félicien

487. Jean-Baptiste Nyiligira

486. Pierre Claver Ndacyayisenga

485. Nizeyimana

484. P. Minega

483. L. Uwamariya

482.Vivence K.

481. Ishimwe

480. Laurent KANYARUBIRA

479. Ado Julos Néant

478. PONTIER

477. Viateur Mbonyumuvunyi

476. Abandibakobwa Jacqueline

475. Jean Claude

474. Bernard Banage

473. Anastase Rekeraho

472. Mugenzi Théogène

471. Papias Nalinkamba

470. Jensen D.

469. Jean Oscar Balhert

468. Anastase Shyirambere

467. Dr. Swoulth

466. Mayugi paul

465. Faustin Nsabimana

464. Samson Barumwete

463. Samson Barumwete

462. Holowka Marianne Bravo

461. Line voided

460. Barahirwa Tite

459. Kayumba

458. MANILIHO Jonas

457. Viateur

456. Christine Uwamariya

455. Bernard Kedogo

454. Patrick Binegu

453. Antoine Ribanje

452. Annie

451. Nibishaka Alain

450. Chris Yamaushi

449. Mbonigaba Ismail

448. Pichton

447. Antoine Mukiza Zigiranyirazo.

446. BUKEYE

445. Toussaint-Prosper TERIMBERE

444. Hitier John

443. Munyankindi Gaston

442. HABIMANA

441. Sanou Manga

440. Siborurema Evariste

439. Cyurinyana Triphine

438. Nsengumukiza

437. Umuraza MC

436. Chief C.Taku

435. MUSHIMIYIMANA

434. Gakwaya Rwaka Theobald.

433. PATRICK UWARIRAYE

432. Jacques VILLATOUX

431. HITIMANA

430. Eugenie M

429. Muhinzi

428. Nsengiyumva Chrys.

427. Gatare

426. Rusangiza

425. A. Mukarurangwa

424. A. Mukarurangwa

423. SINDAYIGAYA

422. Segatwa Hagenimana

421. Emmanuel Mpangaza

420. Line voided

419. Gervais Niyomugabo

418. Pierre Celestin Ruhumuliza

417. Kayumba

416. Nzabonimpa Jean-Marie Vianney

415. A. Bizimana

414. Muberuka Félicien

413. Charlotte Ciza

412. Christine MAHORO

411. Odette

410. Munyazikwiye

409. Nyirasuku Media

408. NTILIVAMUNDA

407. Abayizigira Marie Goretti

406. Onana Charles

405. Binwa Chantal

404. Jean-Baptiste Vandecauter

403. Aloys Uwimana

402. Galgani

401. Nshyimyumuremyi Nadine Nshyimyumuremyi Nadine

400. B Jean Baptiste

399. Rutunga

398. R. François

397 Alpha M.

396. Violette Uwamahoro

395. Kanyenkiko JD

394. Manier

393. Habarurema Emmanuel

392. Habiyaremye Koest

391. Mukiza

390. Rudahunga Ignace

389. Ruremesha Rwasine

388. Kabonabake Thomas

387. Irene Llorente

386. Metusera Nsengiyumva

385. Nicole Balihe

384. Isago Deo

383. LE GARGASSON

382. Musabeyezu

381. TEXIER D.

380. Nkubana Patrick

379. Nsengimana Claudine

378. NTEZILYAYO CHRISTOPHE

377. Patrice Nzahabwanamungu

376. Dolores

375. Nteziyaremye Augustin

374. Botuma la Bosongo

373. Planet

372. IKOMA

371. Enoch Ruhigira

370. Larroque

369. Prudence Nsenga

368. MUHAYIMANA Innocent

367. Shimamungu Eugène

366. Vincent

365. Serge Desouter

364. TUGIZE

363. TUGIZE

362. Alphonse-Marie NTURANYENABO

361. Rukundo Athanase

360. Rwirangira Emmanuel

359. Uwamariya Marie-Claire

358. Marie-Rose Habyarimana

357. Larroque Gabriel

356. Habakurama Marie

355. Jean Paul Habimana

354. Ntwali

353. Gervais Condo

352. Victor Makuza

351. Simon Mashimango

350. Jean de Dieu Hakizimana

349. Marie Kampororo

348. Durham

347. Hirwa

346. Tassa

345. Eugene Munyangoga

344. Mukamwiza

343. Albert Mudenge

342. Théogène

341. Nathalie Mukantaganzwa

340. Nkezabera candide

339. Florus gerda

338. Marc Francis

337. HABIMANA

336. Kone

335. Jean de Dieu t

334. Rome y

333. Amanda n

332. Charles BAKUNDAKWITA

331. GUIPOUY Michel

330. Guy Charles Lacroix

329. Nshimyumuremyi Donatien

328. Alain NYABYENDA

327. Jean de Dieu

326. Celestin Muhindura

325. Valence Maniragena

324. Godard Michel

323. Kubwimana Jean Damascène

322. ITUZE

321. Kubwimana

320. Nkundabatware Jean

319. Karemera Pierre

318. line voided

317. Ilibagiza Claudia

316. Nizeyimana hope

315. Asbl AVICA

314. Niwenshuti

313. Dr. Leopold MUNYAKAZI

312. Line voided

311. Ruyundo

310. Freddy Usabuwera

309.Twambaze Aloys

308. Mzee Charles

307. DELMOND Quentin

306. Jacqueline

305. Canisius Rutikanga

304. Nyirandihano

303. Paul MUKIZA

302. Minani

301. Mpere Théodore

300. Jean-Baptiste Nkuliyingoma

299. Bikino Christian

298. Daphrose Nduwamungu

297. Gabriel MAINDO

296. Faustin M. Rukundo

295. Umutesi Irene

294. Docteur Jean-Paul PUTS

293. POULAIN

292. Victor

291. Jean Paul Rurangwa

290. Comite de Solidarida con Africa Negra Pamplona

289. line voided

288. Didier Coryn

287. Twagiramungu

286. Moise NTUNDA

285. Eugénie B.

284. Pierre RAFFIN

283. Dada Nubuhoro

282. Usengimana RICHARD

281. RUHUNGIRA Léon

280. Jean de Dieu Sinanga

279. Hakizimana Emmanuel

278. Habyarimana Malien

277. Nzabara Serge

276. Umutoni Salima

275. Moses Ntunda

274. Jose

273. Mbarushimana Fidele

272. Jean Pierre Habimana

271. Edouard Bareberaho

270. Nsabimana Bonaventure

269. Muneza Dony

268. THEO

267. Eduard Nkusi

266. TARDIF d’HAMONVILLE Philippe

265. BOURGES

264. Bahizi Johny

263. MUDELI

262. Ndali

261. Ndorimana Janvier

260. Dr. MBERABAHIZI Jean-Baptiste

259. Henry Rutsinzi

258. Rossignol Jacques

257. Murego Alphonse

256. Musabe Aimable

255. Mukasoso

254. ROUX

253. NSENGA no comments

252. BIVUGABAGABO Marcel

251. BIVUGABAGABO Marcel

250. Ikibaruta Jean Paul

249. John Calvin Nataki

248. Simba VRAIMENT

247. Robert Gakwandi

246. NYIRASAFALI Maria Goretti

245. Paul Mayonga

244. Daphy Sebatware

243. Ambrose Nzeyimana

242. Uwera

241. NKUNZUWIMYE Prudence

240. Albert Habi

239. Emmanuel Ndoruhirwe

238. Valentin Kavuna Rose

237. MANZI Fernand

236. Munyeshyaka Ildephonse

235. NICOL approuve

234. Mukabideri Thérèse

233. E. Kabalisa

232. MULINDAHABI Jean-Claude

231. NIYONGIRA Janvier

230. Emilien DUSABE

229. Nsengiyaremye Dismas

228. Kanyarwanda Yves

227. Sijyeniyo

226. Karege James

225. Janson

224. MUCYO Evariste

223. Jean De Dieu Kubwimana

222. Ngabo Gaston

221. Mathias Sahinkuye

220. GAUMER Annick

219. MARLIAC

218. L.Muyizere

217. Robert Karenzi

216. LPG édit Bravo.

215. Mbonyumutwa Ruhumuza

214. Goubarg Georgette

213. HABYARIMANA

212. Munyemana

211. Belbeze anne marie

210. Alexis Ndungutse

209. Chantal Uwimana 0045

208. Nsanzimana Fulgence

207. Pétronille Muhawenimana

206. Maurice Niwese

205. Habyarimana Pierre

204. Christophe Herinckx

203. Kanani Calixte

202. Bicamumpaka Bède

201. F. Munyandinda

200. RWALINDA Pierre Célestin

199. Christiaan DE BEULE

198. Rugomboka J.D.

197. Patrice de Pontcharra

196. Tuyisenge victor

195. Sakindi Pontien

194. Gustave Mutware

193. Marc Pauwels

192. Daphrose Nzabona

191. Syoen Martine

190. COSAR asbl

189. Mbirimo Pascal

188. Bagosora Achille

187. J. Mahieu Néant

186. Alex

185. Hagumimana

184. De Royer

183. Dr. James K. Gasana

182. FOUCAULT Emmanuel

181. KAGABO INNOCENT

180. Charles Ndenzayo Ndaziboneye

179. Emmanuel

178. Mukeshimana l.

177. Ruberwa

176. Kitenge Safari

175. Seyoboka Henri Jean Claude

174. Guillaume Murere

173. Jef MaCnty

172. Célestin Halindintwali

171. Dominique Nsengiyumva

170. MUBILIGI

169. Gahonzire Marie Clemence

168. Maximin Segasayo

167. Rita Loiseau

166. Paul FRANCIS

165. Shirubwoba

164. Robin Philpot

163. Jean Claude Rudakangwa

162. VIMBERT ARNAUD

161. Michele Balihe

160. Delmotte Pierre

159. Ingabire

158. MARASINGA Eléazar

157. Paulin MUSABE

156. Augustin Baziramwabo

155. Kagabo Paul

154. Rosalie Brown

153. Nshimiyimana

152. Charlet Christian

151. Yves Lambert Bernard

150. Ntambara Chris

149. Vanmarcke

148. Nsabimana Evariste

147. Ngarambe

146. EIGLIER Anne

145. Candebat Brigitte

144. Christian Bihoyiki

143. Veillard

142. Byilingiro

141. Bernard Bizimana

140. Ngabo Angelo

139. Wenceslas Twagirayezu

138. Klein

137. J.C. KAMALI

136. Général Habyarimana Emmanuel

135. Pierre Ngaboyisonga

134. Albert Ndagijimana

133. MUTABARUKA Pascal

132. Imanikundabayo

131. Ngirabatware Lionel

130. Christophe SCHRAMM

129. Nsengimana Enock

128. LEBEL Georges

127. MIQUEL

126. Jacques LORHO

125. Munyaneza

124. ROBARDEY Michel

123. FAUSTIN RUTAYISIRE

122. BENINTENDI Georges

121. Muhire Emmanuel

120. Eliat-Eliat

119. Turikumwe

118. Mbonampeka Stanis

117. Luc Marchal

116. Baron Didier

115. Anastase Mberabahizi

114. Hirwa Sibomana Graziella

113. Nshizirungu Epimaque

112. María Teresa Florensa Asensio

111. MATATA Joseph, (CLIIR)

110. Jerome Marron

109. Jault P

108. HAULIN

107. B de VILLELE

106. HABINEZA

105. Colonel Gérard DAVID

104. I.KAMALI

103. WACONGNE Eric

102. Natasha

101. Jean Christophe Nizeyimana

100. Ngarukiye Léon

99. Dupont Sylvie

98. Olivier NM

97. Maurin Xavier

96. Ndereyehe Charles

95. Mainguy Alexis

94. Raymond

93. Uhalde

92. Delaunay Marc

91. NIYOYITA FAUSTIN

90. Monier

89. Général D. TAUZIN

88. D.Unter

87. Safali Joseph Marie

86. LANCRENON Hervé

85. Richard

84. Marie Hakiza

83. Alain et Marie

82. Habiyambere

81. LE BIANNIC Jean

80. Christophe Boneza

79. Eche Nyota Eche

78. Karambizi

77. Edwige Murguet

76. SEBAHAKWA M.

75. C. Kayumba

74. MIMI

73. Baryifiriti Major

72. Jean D. Rwasibo

71. Alain Ménargues

70. TANGUY MYLENE

69. KUBWIMANA ETERNE

68. Maindron Gabriel

67. Habiyaremye, Faustin

66. NIZEYIMANA

65. Albert Kamana

64. Cándida Leal Pardo

63. Treguer

62. Cynthia McKinney

61. FONTRIER

60. Ndayambaje

59. Devos

58. Fiorenza Ferretti

57. NDAYISABA Elysée

56. DISSEGNA

55. Ramón Arozarena

54. Munyemana Daniel

53. Ntibiramira

52. Holderle

51. Mbahunzineza

50. Bampoliki Diogene

49. Eric Bahembera

48. Bahezayabo Augustin

47. Bakuramutsa Paulin

46. Solages Xavier et Jacqueline de

45. Bazunva Kim

44. Rukundo Aimable

43. Nshimyumukiza Jerome

42. Glück

41. DUPONT

40. Alexis Ndibwami

39. Jean Paul Rwasamanzi

38. NIYITEGEKA

37. Habyarimana Léon

36.Youki Stephen

35. Jean Gahururu

34. Innoccent Dukuzemungu

33. HABY

32. Kalisa Jean-Bosco

31. Sosthène MUNYEMANA

30. Gaspard Bukeyeneza

29. Paluku Jean

28. Theophile Habiyambere

27. LE GARGASSON Robert

26. Norman Smith

25. JDD

24. Pétin Gérard

23. Christopher Black

22. Lafourcade

21. MAURIN Jean-Jacques

20. FOUCHER

19. Nsengiyumva Prosper

18. BOURDEAU

17. Lenoir Cecile

16. Colcomb Bernard

15. RAFFIN Madeleine

14. L’HUILLIER

13. NEDELEC

12. Péan Pierre

11. Mwiseneza Gérard

10. Mudacumura Sylvestre

9. Viardot Jean-Marie

8. Philippe Robardey

7. Emmanuel NDUWAYEZU

6. Colonel Gilles DENAMUR

5. GOUTORBE Jean-Pierre

4. KANYAMIBWA Jacques

3. FABRIES

2. Colonel Jacques HOGARD

1. J.M.V NDAGIJIMANA

Thursday, August 3, 2017

IF MOST AFRICAN AMERICAN MALE WHO LOOK LIKE JAY-Z OR KANYE-WEST AND AKON WERE RWANDANS, THEY WOULD BE NOW IN JAIL NOT BECAUSE THEY ARE GUILTY BUT BECAUSE THEY LOOK LIKE HUTUS. THAT IS A CAPITAL SIN IN THE TODAYS RWANDA OF KAGAME

By ERIC BROWN

Paul Kagame and his Tutsi group hate people Rwandans who look like JAY-Z, KANYE-WEST, NOTORIOUS, 50CENTS, AKON, MEEK MILL among others because of their wide noses and muscular structure..If they were Rwandans they could be classified as Hutu male which carries statewide profiling, and may mean death or disappearance in the Kagame led government. Like in America where African Americans are profiled by the white police, in Rwanda being a Hutu alone is a sin enough to take your life away. If these guys were Rwandans, they would have been either killed by RPF in 1990s, behind bars working on Kagames and other prominent Tutsis farms for free or if they were lucky enough recruited in the military to go and die in DR Congo fighting their brothers and sisters. This what to be a Hutu male in Rwanda means. It carries a heavy sentence. Tutsis dont like people with wider nose. They believe that if you have a bigger nose then you are a Hutu and you dont deserve any other place in Rwanda but to labor for Tutsis. They believe the sons of farmers were born to labor for Tutsis to eat. 
WHAT DOES IT MEAN TO BE A HUTU MALE IN RWANDA OF PAUL KAGAME TODAY, ESPECIALLY IF YOU LOOK LIKE ONE THESE GUYS ON THIS PHOTO. YOUR HOME WILL BE IN MABUSO. A JAIL FOR HUTUS
Rwanda is a small landlocked country found in East Central African region. It is inhabited by three different tribes that hate each other to the core. How this hatred of centuries start? I am going to take you behind the scene of the history and the politics of Rwanda like never before. I am also going to compare its population social background of that of other black people around the world. Rwanda has three tribes: Hutus (85%), Tutsis (14%), and Twas (1%). Today I want to focus on the Rwandan population Vis a Vis the African American people. After the Rwanda massacre that pitched Hutus and Tutsis in 1994 followed the Tutsi invasion of Rwanda in October 1990 from Uganda. Tutsis supported by President Yoweli Museveni Kaguta of Uganda who had just come to power through rebel movement supported by the Tanzania government and American government. The plan was to help the Tutsis refugees come back to take over power in Rwanda and end Hutu republican which had been in power for three decades after the end of Monarch. The American government supported the Tutsi rebellion as a way to establish a minority regime in Rwanda so that they can have access to mineral rich DR Congo. 

This was achieved when the Tutsis rebellion led  by Paul Kagame, supported by Museveni, and financially oiled by America killed two Hutu presidents Habyarimana Juvenal and Ntaryamira Cyprian of Burundi by downing the Rwandan presidential jet in Kigali the capital of Rwanda. This terrorist act was followed by the invasion of DR Congo where more than 8 million Hutu refugees and Congolese people were butchered by the new regime in Kigali led by Paul Kagame who is a Tutsi leader. 

From that time Hutus have been treated as second class the same way black Americans are treated as second class. Hutus have been persecuted, shot by the police during broad day, killed any time that Tutsi feel they want to shed blood with no justice. As the matter of fact today there are more than 200,000 Hutu males in jails across Rwanda. These 200,000 people were incarcerated on lame charges and for the last 20 years they have never had a chance to appear before the international court because their basic work was to become industrial free labor for the Bill Clinton plantation in Rwanda managed by Paul Kagame of Rwanda. These 200,000 Hutu males work for free all over Rwanda without pay. Do you see any similarities with the American slavery of black people? Yes slavery Kagame style. 

Most of the western propagandist media don’t tell this truth. The same way they brand African American male to be criminal that is the same way the western media led a campaign in 1990s to tarnish the image of the Hutu people that they were criminals and sanctified the evil deeds of the Tutsi people as the victims. However, things have started changing now when many American researchers started searching for the truth of what really happened in Rwanda in 1990s. However, they don’t tell us what happens in comparison to other black communities that we find across the globe. Today I am going to give some details of what is happening in Rwanda today 20 years after America put the minority Tutsis in power to serve the interests of Bill Clinton and friends. 

Hutus has been the victims of the Rwandan history ever since 1376 when the Tutsis staged a bloody coup to overthrow the Hutu majority monarch called "Ubwami." Before the 1300 AD Rwanda used to be led by Hutu kings called "Abahinza." The word Abahinza means rain-makers. These kings were like the judges and prophets that we read in the bible. They were chosen to lead the people of Rwanda and carry out spiritual rituals. They could make rain when it stopped raining and bless and curse people when they did offend their people and did not abide by the kingdom guidelines. 

One day Tutsis came to Rwanda herding cows and sheep from the plains of River Nile near Blue Nile in Southern Sudan. Hutus who are Bantus are characterized by the Abahinza philosophy of "Ubumuntu" humanity, kindness, humility, community, and hospitality. When the climate change started heating up in the Horn and Eastern Africa region. Nilotic tribes started fighting over grazing land. A small group of Nilotic left for the west of Nile and found themselves in the West Uganda highlands. That time Uganda was called Bunyoro. The people living in Uganda were called BANYORO. The Nilotic settled in Bakiga Highlands in Ankole region. Hence the name Abanyankole. One day there was a Foot-and-mouth disease (FMD) is a severe, highly contagious viral disease that made some Banyankole leave Western Uganda and ended up in Umutara region whereas others passed in northern Rwanda Rutchuru and Bunagana region into the Bigogwe Highlands hence the Abagogwe people. 

When the Tutsis arrived in Rwanda, Hutus received them and welcomed them because of the Bantu philosophy of Ubuntu (being kind to other people even when you don’t know them you have to see them as humans and treat them with humanity). After being welcomed with their cattle Hutus who were the land owners growing crops gave grazing land to Tutsis. They coexist with Twas who were hunter gatherers. All governed by the Hutu Abahinza. 

One day the Tutsis schemed a plan to take over power because they had understood that a Muhinza (Hutu King) was replaced by his son at his death. They also understood that when a new king is crowned comes into the government with his mother as the queen mother and chief of cabinet and his mother’s brothers as the statehouse comptrollers. So one day Tutsis strategized that if the Muhinza's son married our of our daughters then it would be the first step to power in this kingdom. One day Tutsis started sending their charming and treacherous daughters to the kings sons for free sex. One day a Hutu prince fell in love with a Tutsi woman and demanded to marry her. When she came to power as the prince's wife she became a princess and later when the Muhinza died his son inherited the throne together with his Tutsi wife. She became the queen. That was the beginning and the Hutu demise. 

Traditionally, Tutsi women go home for 90 days after they are married. Tutsi culture also does not forbid incest. That is why Tutsis tell you that this or that is my cousin. Cousins are allowed to have sex and marry among themselves. That is the Tutsi culture. This tradition created an opportunity for this now Tutsi queen to go back home to her parents for 90 days. This time she was fertile and slept with her uncles and cousins. When she came back she was already pregnant. There was no pregnancy test then. When the prince slept with her then he thought that was his kid but it was a pure Tutsi blood. Only the Tutsi queen and her parents knew this. After many years the Hutu Muhinza died then his so called "prince son" was to assume throne. Hutu wise men did not discern what was going on until the day the king who had no Hutu blood had taken over and ordered that all Hutu wise men be killed and hanged. That is where the word "IBISHAHURO" which is a male's private parts severed and hanged in the Carrefour for all to see. That time all Hutu wise men and subjects and chiefs closer to the kingship were killed and their private body parts were hung in the junction. That was the first Rwandan genocide. 

Then on this day the ruling system in Rwanda changed for the next 400 years. Hutus became slaves in their country and Tutsis became the nobles over Rwandans. Whoever revolted against the Tutsi monarch was brutally killed and his head severed for all to see. That is the same system Paul Kagame use today. Any Hutu who demonstrates different views he is either killed instantly or taken into jail for no reason. That id how Hutus became servants and slaves in a serfdom system that ended in 19950s when Hutu intellectuals trained by missionaries in Europe came back to demand that majority be given right to decide their future. In 1962 UN organized a referendum between two options the continuation of monarchy or presidential republican system. Hutus won and the monarch ended. Majority of Tutsis who were closer to the monarchy decided to leave Rwanda into the neighboring countries. However, they were so bitter to be ousted by the former slaves and bid to come back one day. That is how Kagame and his Tutsi refugees came back in 1990s killing. maiming, and raping all Hutu women they found in their way. 

HUTUS IN RWANDA ARE TREATED LIKE AFRICAN AMERICAN MALE IN USA

All Hutu male are treated like African American in USA. There is no coincidence because most African American look like Hutus. They share the same physical features that are common among people of African origin. Stout bodies, well built, strong muscles, and high built structure with wider nose. If Jay-Z, Kanye, Akon, Africa Bambaataa, Curtis James Jackson known professionally as 50 Cent, Tauheed Epps known professionally as 2 Chainz (formerly Tity Boi), and among others were in Rwanda they could now be in jail because they look like Hutus. In fact their noses and their physical stout appearance would have had them killed because they would be the sons of laborers, farmer’s hardworking parents. That is how painful it is to be in Rwanda as a Hutu male.