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  • We the UN stood and watched while a genocide took place, shame on us.

  • propaganda

  • I hate being the complete asshole but Genocides happen when one of the five permanent members of the Security Counsel vetoes a resolution. In this case the Hutu's thought the plan out and forced the Belgian withdrawal which ended any realistic UN peacekeeping force. The US refused to get involved because of Somalia a month before and China and Russia could give a rats ass. France was the only one really involved and they pulled out immediately because of bad past experiences.

  • That man is fighting that fight every day in his mind.

  • in the canadian parliament , when they were naming people

    for senators when each persons name was called out there

    was hoots and cat calls accusations of patrinage but when they read out general romeo dallaire there wasn't one

    sound to be heard you could hear a pin drop , he who dare question his loyalty.

  • It was glaringly obvious in 1994 for anyone who tuned into CNN, CBS CBC or BBC that there was a genocide taking place.....and.. what did we (i.e Canada, US Britain France etc) do NOTHING!!!!! Why? cause they were all BLACK that is why!!!!. If the 1994 genocide happened in a "white" country such as Germany, Holland, Norway or Canada the US NATO and the entire world would have done something.

  • Precisely.

    The war on terror is and always was minor in comparison to the ongoing genocide in Africa.

    I thought that was our first obligation, anyway.

  • You're not making any sense.

  • There was genocide going on in Bosnia to white people, and nothing was done. The Nazis killed 6 million white people and no one intervened to stop it. Now look at Darfur, it's happening again and no on is doing anything. I don't know why no one ever steps up to stop something as awful as genocide, but they never do.

  • The Nazis killed 11 million white people in the holocaust and caused the deaths of 40 million white people.

  • Perhaps, but where were the other African countries when all this was happening?

  • The book is absolutely amazing as is the movie, as is Lt. Gen. Romeo Dallaire!

  • The book is achingly painful, i strongly urge you all to read it then pass it along, and along and along. I have not yet seen the film but General Dallaire says it is a most faithful interpretation of the facts. On a human level words fail me. I hope that one day General Dallaire can find some measure of peace in the certain knowledge that he, and others like him, stood up when it mattered in the face of so numerous unconsciable acts.

  • brilliant film, i saw it the weekend that it came out! sadly what will be the outcome of what's happening in Kenya today? People need to see these kinds of films today, so they don't repeat the past tragedies...

  • Its not playing where I live, much to my chargrin. I'm going to buy the book. Dallaire is an amazing human.

  • amazing trailer. I have not read the book nor heard of this particular story but I plan I researching this more now. Amazing and painful.

  • I've read the book, which is saffice to say an amazing journey. If this trailer is any indicator then the movie looks to be a similar journey.

  • I agree and u can't read the book without being changed. A heart rending film!

  • the only thing that I can say in french is: Roy Dupuis

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