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Louise Arbour is president and CEO of the pro-Western International Crisis Group (ICG). She's a former Canadian Supreme Court justice/chief Yugoslavia/Rwanda prosecutor.
She suppressed the murder of Rwandan president Juvenal Habyarimana and Burundian president Cyprien Ntaryamira. On April 6, 1994, a missile downed the plane carrying both men.
Evidence suggests current Rwandan president/US puppet Paul Kagame's involvement. Former Rwandan army chief of staff, Faustin Kayumba Nyamwasa , said he ordered the assassination. Arbour covered it up.
International criminal lawyer Christopher Black called her "criminal, corrupt, (and) a shame to all Canadians." Instead of indicting Paul Kagame and others complicit in murder, she refused to investigate.
She destroyed evidence. Black called her "an accessory to mass murder and a war criminal." He referred to mass Rwandan slaughter following the killing of both leaders.
On December 27, Arbour headlined her Foreign Policy article "10 conflicts to watch in 2013." She discussed Syria. She turned truth on its head.
Assad's "approach in dealing with those opposed to his rule tore Syrian society apart," she claimed. He "dug in his heels." He's "committing atrocities spurred on by the perception of facing a 'kill or be killed' situation."
Opposition forces and "members of the international community need to coordinate their policies" more effectively. She favors "military struggle" to achieve "political" transition. She wants pro-Western puppet leadership replacing Assad.
So does former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice. On November 23, she got feature Washington Post op-ed space. She targeted Syria, Iran, and Hezbollah. Like Arbour, she turned truth on its head.
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