International Day of Reflection on the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi in Rwanda in 2023

@Kaibait1 How are fascists so fragile? They'll hint for genocide all day but you say something like this and get it trouble.

— Neel-cromancer (@kloud_kat) March 30, 2023

@burrosavic They genocided the pygmies, and started the war with the French that caused British and Irish to join forces (what Australia Day is about) to defend against French genocide of them

— Duncan Massive (@MassiveDuncan) April 5, 2023

Remembrance Day for the Thracian Genocide: The Black Easter of 1914 - Greek Herald https://t.co/HwoL1Lhfk2 #genobond @tgoldswo

— PRAWIN KUMAAR (@prawin_kumaar) April 6, 2023

Today we commemorate the genocide against the Tutsi. For me, it is a day to listen, to reflect, and to learn. My thoughts are with all those who died and with survivors who have found the strength to rebuild their lives. We must all make "Never Again" a reality. #Kwibuka29 https://t.co/afhThmMnFu

— Omar Daair (@omardaair) April 7, 2023

@DavidCampaign @Stairnahireann The Genocide was no accident, Ireland was and still is over producer of food , the British government of the day purposely committed ethnic cleansing by starving their own British citizens in Ireland

— Fintan Rafferty (@fmrafferty) April 4, 2023

@UN The UN pushes this day despite them having absolutely no conscience about the deadly effects of the COVID jabs. No conscience about genocide with intent.

— PIXELS XPOSED PHOTOGRAPHY (@pixelsxposed) April 5, 2023

@IAMCouncil @POTUS @Ilhan @bridgeinit Well this council is definitely Pakistani and Muslim...that i cay say. Genocide by not getting to eat a full meal is highly probable...any day now.

— Tamoghna Dey (@tamoghnadey) March 30, 2023