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http://www.nytimes.com/2008/12/04/world/africa/04congo.html?hp=&pagewanted=all Rwanda Stirs Deadly Brew of Troubles in Congo Rwanda Stirs Deadly Brew of Troubles in Congo By JEFFREY GETTLEMAN Published: December 3, 2008 KIGALI, Rwanda — There is a general rule in Africa, if not across the world: Behind any rebellion with legs is usually a meddling neighbor. And whether the rebellion in eastern Congo explodes into another full-fledged war, and drags a large chunk of central Africa with it, seems likely to depend on the involvement of Rwanda, Congo's tiny but disproportionately mighty neighbor. Jerome Delay/Associated Press A REBELLION IN CONGO Laurent Nkunda, center, a rebel leader in Congo, was an officer in Rwanda's army. It is widely believed that Rwanda backs Mr. Nkunda; Rwanda denies it. Jerome Delay/Associated Press Park rangers loyal to the CNDP make their way through the Virunga National Park near the Ugandan border in eastern Congo. The New York Times Many of t...

Key Words: Genocide, Northern Uganda, Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), Yoweri Museveni, General Nkunda, Paul Kagame, Rwanda, Uganda, Tutsi, Hutu, Bahima, NRM/A, RPF, Nairobi Accord, Arusha Accord. Peaceful means have no place in changing a society It is not difficult to endorse the assertions that Yoweri Museveni is the godfather of genocide , or as we want to chracterise it, the final and permanent solution- against those he disagrees with politically - in East and Central Africa. And for those who do not know yet, he is the enemy of Africa and Pan-Africanism. Hundreds of thousands of people have perished in the northern Uganda conflict as a direct result of the policy of Yoweri Museveni to achieve a final and permanent solution to potential, imaginary, political opposition to his regime. These have been achieved through direct actions or neglecting to act to protect the population from the ravages of the rag-tag Lord's Resistance Army (LRA) insurgents. And also partly through...