Roger Winter person
also: Roger Winters, Winter
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Claims (3)
Roger Winter member_of
U.S. Committee for Refugees and Immigrants host_asserted
“In October 1990, American aid was funneled through the RPS sponsor in Uganda, which purchased 10 times more weapons in 1991 than in the preceding 40 years combined. This is Operation Gladio. Roger Winters, head of the U.S. Committee for Ref…”
▶ Operation Gladio - Rwanda @ 46:29
Roger Winter member_of
USAID host_asserted
“that was given an award by a dictator who committed massive, massive genocide. And I wanted, hold on just a second. I want to find this guy because I looked him up. I didn't bookmark the thing. Okay, so Roger Winters is, he worked for USAID…”
▶ Operation Gladio - Rwanda @ 47:53
Roger Winter funded
Impuruza host_asserted
“For the remainder of the decade, Winter worked to advance the militant plans of the Rwanda Tutsi elite, which had been expelled from Rwanda when the Hutus took over in the 1960s and kicked out the colonial. I think in the case of Rwanda, it…”
▶ Operation Gladio - Rwanda @ 49:58
Mentions (9)
▶ 46:29
In October 1990, American aid was funneled through the RPS sponsor in Uganda, which purchased 10 times more weapons in 1991 than in the preceding 40 years combined. This is Operation Gladio. Roger Winters, head of the U.S. Committee for Ref…
▶ 47:53
that was given an award by a dictator who committed massive, massive genocide. And I wanted, hold on just a second. I want to find this guy because I looked him up. I didn't bookmark the thing. Okay, so Roger Winters is, he worked for USAID…
▶ 48:25
which is how you know right away that he was CIA. He also worked as a special representative for the Sudan. And we definitely need to talk about the Sudan before we leave Africa. And he was in charge of our U.S. committee, in charge, execut…
▶ 49:26
who he in effect worked for. So just wanted to put that on the record for anybody that's listening. In the early 1980s, Winter had supported the national resistance movement called NRM in Uganda. And we have already talked about that. Kagam…
▶ 49:58
For the remainder of the decade, Winter worked to advance the militant plans of the Rwanda Tutsi elite, which had been expelled from Rwanda when the Hutus took over in the 1960s and kicked out the colonial. I think in the case of Rwanda, it…
▶ 50:28
and for a journal called IMPURUZA, I-M-P-U-R-U-Z-A, which wrote articles from 1982 until 94 in order for the CIA to then use that as their propaganda machine. This entire effort and the entire journal was written to dehumanize and propagand…
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the Hutu people and make everybody in the United States believe they were the monsters, they were the devils, when in fact the entire time it was the Tutsis and their alignment with the CIA and their colonial empire. They organized a major …
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Winter put Kagame in touch with high-ranking bureaucrats in the U.S. State Department and allegedly briefed Clinton administrations on the RPF's military achievements when he was on the war's front lines. According to Bernard Lugin, a Frenc…
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learned many tricks of the trade, fighting in the Uganda-Bush Wars in the 1980s, when he earned a reputation of inflicting torture for anyone that resisted. Roger Winter, at the time, was promoting low-intensity warfare methods, including P…