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Role of Administration | The Genocide

Tuesday

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8

November

2022

Security and safety is achievable when ordered from those in command. Without their support and authority, it’s chaos.

Security and safety is achievable when ordered from those in command. Without their support and authority, it’s chaos.

There were men at the top of the administration and the ruling party that consistently showed a curious lack of concern throughout the October 31 to November 4th attacks. This was quite concerning as it bordered on a deliberate sense of negligence of duty and responsibility. It was passive. They were passive.

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