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腦袋空空過了兩個月

剛剛完成了TOEFL的報名，將在9/28考。

六月底決定考托福至今，去上過的課不超過六堂，說起來亂心虛的。

暑假剩不到一個月，這幾天我試著去想「兩個月來我到底做了什麼？」

結論是：Sadly, NOTHING!

總覺得自己最近腦袋空空，什麼東西也沒有，特別在剛剛瀏覽了一下意識形態咖啡館後，赫然發現自己的腦真的已經殘了，完全沒東西，對事物的敏銳度、批判力幾乎等於零。

不過，雖說腦子沒長進，但待人處世的技巧到有點長進就是了，面對老闆、面對小朋友、面對家長…要學的東西還真不少，一個暑假下來 ，我認清了：自己還是適合繼續唸書，因為我喜歡需要動腦的工作，唸書雖說會累但還蠻充實的，比較起這兩個月來，沒啥長進的生活… 新學期快點來吧，我的腦需要知識來進補!!

France accused in Rwanda genocide (BBC)

France accused in Rwanda genocide

Some 800,000 people died in the 1994 genocide in Rwanda Rwanda has accused France of playing an active role in the genocide of 1994, in which about 800,000 people were killed. An independent Rwandan commission said France was aware of preparations for the genocide and helped train the ethnic Hutu militia perpetrators. The report also accused French troops of direct involvement in the killings. It named 33 senior French military and political figures that it said should be prosecuted. France has previously denied any such responsibility. Among those named in the report were former French Prime Minister Dominique de Villepin and late President Francois Mitterrand. The French foreign ministry told the BBC it would only respond to the fresh allegations after reading the report, which was released on Tuesday afternoon. Earlier this year France’s Foreign Minister Bernard Kouchner denied French responsibility in connection with the genocide, but said political errors had been made. Some 800,000 minority Tutsis and moderate Hutus were slaughtered by Hutu militias in just 100 days in 1994. Testimonies The BBC’s Geoffrey Mutagoma in the Rwandan capital, Kigali, says the commission spent nearly two years investigating France’s alleged role in the genocide. It heard testimonies from genocide survivors, researchers, writers and reporters. The 500-page document was presented to Rwanda’s government last November, but was not made public until now. Rwanda has repeatedly accused France of arming and training the Hutu militias that perpetrated the genocide, and of dragging its feet in co-operating with the investigations that followed. France has maintained that its forces helped protect civilians during a UN-sanctioned mission in Rwanda at the time. The two countries have had a frosty relationship since 2006 when a French judge implicated Rwandan President Paul Kagame in the downing in 1994 of then-President Juvenal Habyarimana’s plane – an event widely seen as triggering the killings. President Kagame has always denied the charge. He says Mr Habyarimana, a Hutu, was killed by Hutu extremists who then blamed the incident on Tutsi rebels to provide the pretext for the genocide.

 

 link: http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/africa/7542418.stm