The Lesson I Learned In Cairo Still

Rwanda Was Considered A Second-class Operation Because It Was A Small Country, We Had Been Able To Maintain A Kind Of Status Quo. They Were Negotiating, They'd Accepted The New Peace Project, So We Were Under The Impression That Everything Would Be Solved Easily.

We Must Rid The World Of The Scourge Of These Agents Of Death And Destruction

But At The Beginning, Our Definition Of The Genocide Was What Happened To Armenia In 1917 Or 1919, It's Happened To The Jew In Europe, And We Were Not Realizing - In Our Point Of View, They Have Not The Tools To Do A Genocide.

Democracy Is An Objective. Democratization Is A Process. Democratization Serves The Cause Of Peace Because It Offers The Possibility Of Justice And Of Progressive Change Without Force.

The Lesson I Learned In Cairo Still Applies. The Only Way To Deal With Bureaucrats Is With Stealth And Sudden Violence.