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- Danny Haiphong , BAR contributorWarren prides herself in fighting for a kinder capitalism but has no problem with a nasty, murderous imperialism.
- Ann Garrison , BAR contributorThe people of Congo will never forget that Paul Kagame brought death to more than 6 million of their mothers, fathers, brothers and sisters.