Publisher's Synopsis
My experience as a diplomat at United Nations, participating in United Nations Security Councils, General Assemblies and other committee meetings has opened my eyes to lies, conspiracies and injustices that concern the world. My eye-opening experiences were the catalysis that propelled me to be a panel member at many conferences organized by universities and other platforms in the USA, in Canada, in Europe and in Africa, on genocides and atrocities committed in the African Great Lakes Region. Being born in Burundi, the heart of Africa, and having worked in intelligence service and in the office of the president during periods of the darkest time of Burundi's history, I discovered the agony and bitterness that this nation endured and continue to live today. I realized that our brothers and sisters need honest men and women to tell and to live for the truth. They need a "Moses" a "Gideon" and "Joshua" to get to the promise land, a nation in active healing and ultimately, a nation healed. In the case of 1972 unrecognized genocide against Hutu, you will see in detail with supporting proofs that Tutsi native of other regions other than Burundi in Bururi, were also victims because they were assimilated to Hutu. There was a cruel plan to decimate not only intellectual citizens but also citizens literate at elementary level. This decimation was not based on the victims being able to organize conspiracy against the government or leave writings on the committed atrocities for the future generations, but it was a "killing of gene pool", those able to learn, study and think intellectually. It was done in order to be able to proof the existence of the supremacy of one ethnic group over others with the organizers of the selective genocide knowing that intelligence is largely genetic. The genetic hecatomb and barbarian acts were perfectly committed, and communities are today in agony and are suffering from those marks harrow. European countries who are intensely interested in the Great Lakes region of Africa today know very well that there was genocide in Burundi. They allowed the performers to quietly complete the task and have sufficient time to erase the traces of the crimes and to be able to control the narrative and the speeches on the national and international level. That was the explicit tactic employed to allow a minority group to commit a perfect crime during a period of time when the involvement of those countries gave the appearance of work being done to solve the dilemma of the killings. This tactic was practiced to protect power and those who killed to conquer the power by sacrificing victims, orphans and survivors of all blind barbarism. But it is time that the world wakes up to stand and truthfully and rightfully advocate for all vulnerable human being.
