JUST A THOUGHT - FOR THE WEST'S ESTABLISHMENT, 'DEMOCRACY' AND A 'WEST-COMPLIANT GOVERNMENT' IS WORTH ANY PRICE! PART 2.

Which is why the British Broad Casting Radio 4 channel was able to gleefully take on a representative of Rwand's Government.  

For having the audacity, if I can be allowed an 'Obamasim', to spend £30m sponsoring Arsenal Football Club, as part of an advertising campaign intended to promote Rwanda.  

The scene was set by the Radio 4 commentator, John Humphrys, I believe, when he introduced the piece by stating that.  

"Rwanda is one of the poorest countries in Africa, .. and yet it is spending ,,," 

Mr Humphrrs went on suggest that the idea was barmy. He did not say Rwanda had people starving, because, it does not. 

He did not want to hear, neither did he volunteer that, Rwanda was one of the top countries in Africa for governmental efficiency and good governance. 

Because his intent was not to praise or say any of the many commendable things or tributes which he could say about Rwanda and its leader and government. 

No, the BBC wanted to denigrate and castigate Rwanda and its government and leader; President Kagame. 

The subtext of Mr Humphrys interview of the Rwandan government official seemed to have been something like. 

'What the hell are you people doing wasting so much money sponsoring a wealthy football club.  When us in the West have to be sending aid and charity to your starving hordes?

When the government representative mentioned the high efficiency and governance rating of Rwanda's government. 

The BBC simply responded by brushing it aside and suggesting that President Kagame should step down and allow the opposition to takeover. 

It does not matter that probably the greatest majority of Rwandans support their government and President. 

I was quite shocked. When the journalist made mention about Rwanda being one of the poorest countries in Africa.  

I had been expecting Mr Humphrys to follow up by saying, 'and, despite that the United States government has just increased its taxation tariff on Rwanda's export to the USA.  

To be continued!