Shake Hands With The Devil - Full Movie | Great! Free Movies & Shows

[@MathieuNkurunziza]

Thank you Mr. General Dallaire, You did not failed Rwanda but the UN did! We will always remember and forgive.

[@markedwards3978]

out standing movie, very well presented with a very good account of the genocide. to general Dallaire, what a man, he walked a path where angels fear to tread.🍁

[@MichaelPhilipMaunes]

Thanks to General Romeo Dallaire, Paul Kagame, and the United Nations for saving Rwanda and the lives from the genocide that happened there last 1994. I also watched this movie for my cross-college general education elective class, Perspectives on World Issues.

[@mungwashimwepeacemarieclaire]

Thank you so much Mr. General Dallaire, May God bless you all the time.

[@MugishaBenigne-ky4gq]

God bless general Dallaire and all the men who sacrificed themselves to save Rwanda

[@davidrobinson8337]

There is a man who did everything he could in one of the worst genocides in the history of man kind. The U.N, Left him high and dry. Allowed the Belgians to be murdered, Sent him no help. Despite all this. He managed to save lives.

[@yvesfuraha757]

Kagame

[@grahamwilson1358]

that's what they do cause trouble

[@KapetanNascimento]

The final shot where Dallaire is walking down the river carrying dead tutsis broke my heart😢 May this horrible act of violence never repeat and for all the victims may they rest in peace.

[@geoffbalmain296]

the way the UN treat Dallaire was absolutely disgusting he was made the scape goat for their lack of action, which remains to this day

[@KonEl-BlackZero]

Don't forget Colonel Marchsall, the belgian commander that was blamed for the death of the belgian troops in the revolt.

[@monkeycat48]

I feel like when he was literally about to go conduct a raids removing those machetes weaponry away from those interhamwei cells and then as soon as he was waiting on approval from the UN. He gets denied to do that. Which kind of makes me wonder if the UN allowed this genocide to happen as part of some sick evil experiment.

[@leonardpotter2432]

Yes the UN like always had there heads up there arse !

[@Tassiedevil127]

Their Actions have gotten 10 peacekeepers And 1,000,000 people dead

[@Demun1649]

See if you can find "The Siege at Jadotville", Irish troops in the Congo. The UN did the same thing there.

[@AmosGakuoPhD]

we are forever indebted general....

[@RPMZ11]

Meanwhile in Gaza, Lebanon, The Sudan, Ukaraine and 100 more in places we've never heard of. MIR, PAZ, PEACE☮

[@Demun1649]

After what the UN did to Rwanda, they haven't learned any lessons. They are now repeating it with the Palestinians. Perhaps the UN only helps the countries who have resources to be plundered by the UNSC?

[@JohnKanyoi-r8b]

The General was really let down by the UN , AFRICAN UNION and neighbouring countries like Kenya and Tanzania..the genocide would have been stopped..

[@Prof_Tickles92]

When the Nazis were put on trial the prosecutors *rightfully* told them that “I was following orders,” was not an acceptable excuse when the orders are criminal or unjust. Yet we expect our own to follow unjust orders and as a result, nearly a million people died. Rules and laws aren’t always just. They will not save us from bad ideas or bad people. Only better ideas mandated by our conscience will.

[@taiwandxt6493]

It's not an acceptable excuse when crimes against humanity are directly committed by the soldiers in question and they were directly ordered to engage in such atrocities. That same sort of logic does not apply here because UNAMIR wasn't complicit in helping the Hutus commit genocide. And not to mention, they were not told that they could not protect people, they were just ordered that they could not use force to intervene. While it is a difficult order and incredibly flawed, it's one that isn't necessarily unjust because it had its just merit. They were sent to the country to oversee the implementation of the peace agreement and prevent the escalation of violence. If they used force to intervene in the Genocide that would have compromised the impartiality of UNAMIR to the FAR and the Hutu Militias, and they would have all been killed. Not just the Peacekeepers, but the hundreds of unarmed UN Observers, Police, and Civilians that were there as part of UNAMIR. They didn't have the ammunition to fight. Now, they should have been given the ammunition, but that is a different discussion.

[@grahamwilson1358]

you mean like Coved ? vax ?

[@Prof_Tickles92]

@@taiwandxt6493 the Hutu militia was not going to kill them because that would’ve created an international incident which would’ve brought the wrath of the United States upon them

[@taiwandxt6493]

@Prof_Tickles92 No, it wouldn't have, and the FAR and the Interahamwe were aware of this. They knew the west were not going to waste resources on such a small African nation like Rwanda. That was their entire strategy with killing the 10 Belgian Peacekeepers. They knew that if they killed Western troops, instead of a proportional response, the western forces were just going to pull out because they didn't want the trouble. I mean, you watched the movie. You heard the U.S Ambassador, "There's no way Washington is going to put troops on the ground in Rwanda, General. No way." So, if UNAMIR intervened, that would just cause the Hutu militia to retaliate and force them to withdraw from the country. Instead, UNAMIR relied on non-forceful methods to save lives, and they made a difference.

[@michaelmulligan0]

This film is as powerful as the book

[@rosiemackenzie5976]

The free world in real terms did nothing. Thankyou General Dallaire, UN troops who stayed, and all others who put their lives at no cost to save some.

[@yvesfuraha757]

May the almighty God Protect KAGAME, RPF, RPA who saves this nation RWANDA 🇷🇼

[@mujanayi64]

He’s a killer

[@sarikamagar9853]

@@mujanayi64you guys are the killer Hutu

[@creakychair9387]

This is a tough watch

[@JamesAmes-e2t]

watch hotel Rhawanda

[@shawnradcliffe701]

It's really tough to watch. Feel so sad what happened in Rwanda. The rest of the world didn't really care

[@beneleonhard7915]

remembering Stefan Stec, portrayed here as well, who lost his life to the trauma and people saying they didn't do enough. They did stand no chance and were made witnessing victims.

[@BlackIce3190]

Respect to Romeo, but what fucking good is a peacekeeper who isn’t allowed to keep the peace?

[@taiwandxt6493]

Definitely agree. In order to properly keep the peace, you need to be able to make it in areas where it starts breaking down. When you're trying to maintain your home, you don't leave a hole in your roof, you don't just wait till the roof collapses and move away, you take necessary action to fix it. But, that's also a double edge sword because if you do that, depending on the circumstances that could get you involved in the conflict as a belligerent, which is not something you are supposed to do as a Peacekeeper. That was the rationale behind this. If they intervene, they will be actively participating in war on one side, which would only serve to escalate the violence. If you're curious, UN Peacekeeping policy has since changed. If this similar thing were to happen today, the Peacekeepers would've been allowed to intervene.

[@grahamwilson1358]

got to pretend to get funds to rat

[@VaucluseVanguard]

Worked for the UN (at the HQ) in peacekeeping. I had a lot of time to watch senior staff at Assistant and Under Secretary General level. With a couple of exceptions, they were (are - I didn't leave that long ago) are people of no moral worth.

[@Demun1649]

Just look at what the Irish UN chief did to his own troops at Jadotville. It must be coincidence, mustn't it, that most UN failures are in Africa, or Eastern Europe, both very poor regions. What can the grifters make in a poor country?

[@johnmason1239]

Gen Dallaire should have been allowed to carry out his mandate. Seems the UN was taken over by certain uncaring bureaucrats many yrs ago, the UN relies on troops from various nations with different motivations etc. It should have more support & do its job fairly, but the world still has huge areas underdeveloped. I was a uni student doing international relations as the genocide happened& come from a military family on both sides, it would have been a honour to serve Gen Dalliare or similar but I was not allowed due to my health. Still Iam part Ukrainian& with full scale war maybe allowed in Ukraines international legion after recent rule changes.Please note the UNs had success in Africa as well as failure for all sides,but the failure includes Israel,Lebanon & Ukraine.

[@grahamwilson1358]

yes they are working against the west past hatred and scores to settle pull out of the UN defund it

[@fredhall5038]

I visited Rwanda in July of 2024. It was hard to image 850,000 slaughtered by government, army, and one’s friends and neighbors. I visited the Genocide Memorial and could only wonder at mankind’s cruelty. But now Rwanda is a bustling and thriving country although there is far too much poverty. But the police are everywhere to guarantee public safety and the roads and streets trash-free. The economy is tech-oriented and upward trending. Rwanda still has her problems; forty per cent poverty, too many unemployed under thirty years of age, and a need for better senior care. But under its present leadership is is on her way to health and sanity. And yes, her people are wonderful. Nonetheless old memories may still linger among the elderly and I pray for their healing. Rwanda is a beautiful country with much to offer the tourist in accommodation, transportation, and food. I pray she doesn’t entangle herself in the ongoing crisis of countries around her. May God keep her peaceful.

[@MichaelPhilipMaunes]

God bless Paul Kagame and the Rwandan Patriotic Front for protecting and saving Rwanda 🇷🇼 and its people.

[@FitsumArya]

😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢 Thank You General ❤

[@gloditshiama2306]

I met him once but did not realize how great he was ,

[@nana_kwameunda]

I read his book and did not talk to anyone for a whole fortnight

[@jesse0george]

I cried watching the genocide of the innocent and was angried about the western politics behind the UN The UN should also be prosecuted for letting it happen but that will never happen due to politics 😡

[@johnryan4454]

Does it occur to you that in your anger, you seek retribution aganst people who were not the cause of the genocide? Your "should be" is the same motivation driving the killers. Be careful your anger doesn't make you like them in spirit.

[@jesse0george]

@@johnryan4454 They were sent by the UN to protect a fragile peace and what did the politics behind the UN do, they left them to die. This is not the first time it happened the UN failed.

[@ChristinaMiller-v2f]

He will never forget what he seen Very good Roy❤😊

[@ayshasulaiman5026]

He will never forget how he left Rwandans to die😢

[@JamesAmes-e2t]

Another movie that is connected to this one: Hotel Rewanda: Look how we treat one another. Some of the worse are those that call themselves "religious".

[@rollylicerio6881]

I REALLY CANT IMAGINE WHAT EVIL CAN DO TO MANKIND.

[@dorothytenhave2880]

Thank you !!!!

[@peterlee3360]

this is such a moving true story & very sad to think that the great UN does not use their power to protect the innocent people that have sworn to protect Iam very disappointed in them for this they could have saved many more very sad indeed Iam from African decent I remember when this happened & the world didnt want to know about it ..shame on all of them .. Im very sad.....

[@peterburgess980]

Superb film. Has the World learnt any lessons? Is the UN really a spent force, who look good, but is an abject failure and waste of money?

[@jefft8597]

Really good movie. Thank you.

[@queensgaelsmenshockey]

I have a theory that if what was going on in Yugoslavia at the same time as Rwanda, UNAMIR would have had more attention and resources. Probably wouldn’t have stopped the Civil War in the end but Gen Dallaire would have had more help

[@jeanhilariemuhire9075]

AND MORE THAN A MILLION RWANDAN TUTSIs WERE KILLED NOT 800,000

[@marshamarshamarsha4567]

Wasn't there a trial in Nuremburg, for those who just "obeyed" orders I mean why did they obey the UN instead of do what was right?

[@taiwandxt6493]

Well, a few things. One is that we didn't actively convict those who were indeed just following orders at Nuremberg. It was a popular defense however for those who were tried and executed, that defense didn't really hold up because they were found to have been willful collaborators. Secondly is that the Peacekeepers here were not actively ordered to kill people, they were ordered not to intervene. That may not have been what was right however there is a difference between directly participating in genocide and being the unwilling bystander to it. In terms of why didn't they just disobey the UN, well, they did. But, they didn't in the ways that they wanted because it would've been suicide. If they intervened in the genocide, then they would have been considered by the Hutu government as taking a side, and they would've become belligerents in the broader war. And, UNAMIR did not have the resources to take on the Rwandan Army. They would've been slaughtered themselves. Better to bear witness than to just die.

[@marshamarshamarsha4567]

@@taiwandxt6493 I am sorry, but I disagree. First of all, the UN is a result of the Nuremberg trials and so that organization made a big deal out of soldiers just following orders & bystanders who did nothing to help. I don't give a rats butt, if they were soldiers of a certain country or so-called UN soldiers. It is this body, the UN who established these laws for others but not themselves? Hogwash and hypocrites. They knew damn well what was going on well in advance and no excuses from those who claim the moral high-ground over the rest of us.

[@ahmedqassem6572]

فلم جميل جدا

[@gullybull5568]

ISLAM IS THE ENEMY. CANADA IS FREE. ❤

[@JohnSchuetze]

I read the book.

[@ConvWithP]

1:19:58 don't wanna do something foolish .....

[@pepesoto6265]

Que peste de publicidad

[@JohnKanyoi-r8b]

The UN almost repeated similar mistake in sierra Leone

[@Inoecent]

Where can I get the movies a Sunday in kigali and sometimes I. April

[@ndagijimanasebastien9707]

😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@charliegerrie]

15:23 lmao getting a beer after the peace agreement

[@michaelmulligan0]

Strange that all the radio traffic is US ascents

[@ruyjose6015]

Filme 🎥

[@gullybull5568]

1:29:00 THEY will allow merciless slawter But not ALLOW a CANADIAN 🍁 to DO.HIS.duty WHO IS THEY . ( islam shhh )

[@adamcheklat7387]

25:09: Me: And since when do costs take precedence over lives?

[@alexreyes2418]

Can you do some 13 13 full moive David Decoteau

[@pjconnolly]

This must never happen again, oh wait shit. OMG

[@chanlotha4878]

How humans can turn into monsters because of imaginary borders and tribal lines. Sometimes it's scares of what humans are capable of if let loose. God will avenge them for all the innocents murdered.

[@gullybull5568]

C. A. N. A. D. A. r. e. s. p. e. c. t. We Stand On Guard. 😢

[@mzokhonakhumalo4936]

I tink we need more Chinese in the UN Most of Chinese, i tink they re straight forward, don't take side or whatever

[@ashleysidibe4961]

46:03😢

[@vebnew]

Dear God, what a horror

[@Richard-me2pq]

Blurry subtitles.

[@dorcasniyoyita]

Hmmm

[@matthewskudzienski888]

🇺🇳🇨🇦

[@user-ul7uv1sz2d]

But am not sure if the Hutu were created by God😢😢

[@haw1948]

The Kamala commercial shows desperation.

[@geoffbalmain296]

And this is where the UK wants to send illegal immigrants

[@ayshasulaiman5026]

This is 30 years ago ,Visit Rwanda you will be amazed

[@camilacasisk1098]

Not saying that the UK is right to send illegal migrants there, 'cause I think they should have the opportunity to stay where they want to stay! But just as a matter of information, the genocide was over 30 years ago and today Rwanda is by far one of the best countries in Africa! Went there in 2022 as a tourist and it's a very clean, beautiful and safe country! If you can, definately recommend you and others to go there!

[@twigeitrw]

@@camilacasisk1098 Well said

[@MathieuNkurunziza]

The country have changed for good due to good leadership, UK has a choice to keep its immigrants!

[@charmarkearreh6350]

Where was the UK Government in 1994?

[@mariahendrickson1443]

I can't read the subtitles, not good quality picture

[@angloaust1575]

People do sell souls to Satan Even Jesus was tempted Worship me says the devil And i will give you all the Kingdoms of the world!

[@amc3450]

Correction: the evil one tried to tempt Jesus but failed.

[@angloaust1575]

Matthew4 v1to11 Jesus was led by the Spirit Into the desert to be tempted By the devil!

[@keithnaylor1981]

The film starts with a 22 second pre-credit sequence which no viewer can relate to and is completely pointless. The frequent brief flashbacks also serve no purpose and are just annoying. The film is basically a modern-day horror wherein a UN peace-keeping force is shown to be almost totally ineffective in keeping peace. It is a very effective film but not worth watching when it includes 1001 ad breaks which just show complete disregard for the horrors the people suffered.

[@legod59]

1001 breaks? Boy, the web is free. Un is indeed unclean, I concur.

[@Joshua-kh2uf]

you watch a movie on youtube. If you want no ads just geht youtube premium I guess 😭

[@youtubesounds2023]

This is the most boring war and conflict movie I've ever seen in my entire life..😔

[@mikeconey2164]

It wasn't made to be exciting, it was made to tell a story. It was aimed at people who think.

[@markrunnalls7215]

Holy crap ..cant but help feel for that Canadian officer ..yee gods talk about an element of betrayal from the good ol UN ..excellent film .

[@grahamwilson1358]

this is the trash arriving on our shores every day

[@revelationthe7sealsarecrac981]

The true enemy is liberal encouraging it

[@A.rEnterprise-p4o]

When you use KZbin, you join a community of people from all over the world. The guidelines below help to keep KZbin fun and enjoyable for everyone. If you see content that you think violates these guidelines, report it. Sometimes, content that would otherwise violate our Community Guidelines may stay on KZbin when it has educational, documentary, scientific or artistic (EDSA) context. In these cases, the content gets an EDSA exception. These policies apply to all types of content on our platform including, for example, unlisted and private content, comments, links, Community posts and thumbnails. This li