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Many of us on this forum have been saying this for a while now. They're clearing their throats for a genocide.

Agree 100%. When they used the word "cockroaches" recently it was straight out of Rwanda's setup for genocide.

I said then this is not be ignored or taken lightly.

Hate radio Anti-Tutsi articles and graphic cartoons began appearing in the Kangura newspaper from around 1990. In June 1993 a new radio station called Radio-Television Libre des Mille Collines (RTLMC) began broadcasting in Rwanda… The station was rowdy and used street language - there were disc jockeys, pop music and phone-ins. Sometimes the announcers were drunk. It was designed to appeal to the unemployed, the delinquents and the gangs of thugs in the militia. “In a largely illiterate population, the radio station soon had a very large audience who found it immensely entertaining.” (Linda Melvern)

I have read everything out there on what happened in Rwanda and I do believe we are being prepared. What liberals are doing in this country today is nearly identical to what happened there, in many ways.

"Some people - including the Belgian ambassador and staff of several aid agencies - recognised the danger and asked for international help in shutting down the broadcasts, but it was impossible to persuade western diplomats to take it seriously. They dismissed the station as a joke. David Rawson, the US ambassador, said that its euphemisms were open to interpretation. The US, he said, believed in freedom of speech."

When they used the word "cockroaches" recently it was straight out of Rwanda's setup for genocide.

I hadn't heard that comment about the Rwandan genocide. If you watch any of the footage of "The Eternal Jew", a Nazi propaganda film from the 1930's, it compares Jews to rats and vermin. It's a way of dehumanizing the "enemy" so that your supporters and followers will accept what comes next.

Except, of course, the roaches in this case are incredibly well armed, and many are militarily trained. And we've all seen what giving in does. This isn't 1938, where the Holocaust the Killing Fields of Cambodia had yet to happen.