Bongolander
He will go to the Hague like Charles Taylor. He will be arming a group that is listed by all nations in the world as a terrorist group. Plain and simple. I don't think he is that dumb. below is the current CIA information from the state department.
Army for the
Liberation of Rwanda
(ALIR)
a.k.a. Interahamwe,
Former Armed Forces of
Rwanda (ex-FAR)
Description
The FAR was the army of the Rwandan Hutu regime that carried out the genocide of
500,000 or more Tutsis and regime opponents in 1994. The Interahamwe was the civilian
militia force that carried out much of the killing. The groups merged and recruited
additional fighters after they were forced from Rwanda into the Democratic Republic of
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Congo (then Zaire) in 1994. They are now often known as the Army for the Liberation of
Rwanda (ALIR), which is the armed branch of the PALIR or Party for the Liberation of
Rwanda.
Activities
The group seeks to topple Rwandas Tutsi-dominated government, reinstitute Hutu
control, and, possibly, complete the genocide. In 1996, a message allegedly from the
ALIR threatened to kill the US Ambassador to Rwanda and other US citizens. In 1999,
ALIR guerrillas critical of alleged US-UK support for the Rwandan regime kidnapped and
killed eight foreign tourists, including two US citizens, in a game park on the
Congo-Uganda border. In the current Congolese war, the ALIR is allied with Kinshasa
against the Rwandan invaders. The Government of Rwanda recently transferred to US
custody three former ALIR insurgents who are suspects in the 1999 Bwindi Park murder
case.
Strength
Several thousand ALIR regular forces operate alongside the Congolese army on the front
lines of the Congo civil war, while a like number of ALIR guerrillas operate in eastern
Congo closer to the Rwandan border.
Location/Area of Operation
Mostly Democratic Republic of the Congo and Rwanda, but some operate in Burundi.
External Support
The Democratic Republic of the Congo has provided ALIR forces in Congo with training,
arms, and supplies.