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recognized by a ‘refugee’ she rescued to re-settle in a camp near Bukavu.
That Judas was actually a Hutu Interanhabwe informant living in camp.
Upon returning to her Hutu village in Rwanda, Keezie was attacked
with a machete. As God would have it, three men walking by at that
instant intervened in the initial threat on her life and limited wounds
to superficial lacerations to her calf and upper back before her assassins
were dispatched. Weeks later, Tinyuka’s location was again betrayed by
previously evacuated parents whose child was being held by militia as
blackmail. Threatening to behead the infant if the parents did not give up
her location, Keezie e mailed ‘I am going home,’ and voluntarily headed to
her assassination.
With no notice and very little time to plan, she fled her hide in plain
view into the bush to divert the attackers, as Operation Moses volunteers
rushed seven children away in the back of a fruit truck heading in the
opposite direction.
Paraded in chains the next day before hundreds of Rwandans, witnesses
said she looked skyward, singing ‘Whom shall I fear,’ before she was
drawn, quartered and her remains thrown to wild dogs.
None would have blamed Layla Marayika for saving herself and her
two year old son Moses from the treachery of Rwanda, after the loss of
Keezie. Instead she increased her deployments including more dangerous
water runs as land escape routes were compromised one by one. Through
church and media relationships built by Operations Moses, Marayika
insisted on weathering maximum risk for those in need by corroborating
to international media contacts that not all Hutu death squad massacres
were random or unplanned. Amidst a group of 12 refugees rescued from
Rwanda, one survivor shared with Tinyuka that they saw and heard leaders
from EuroMining International direct militia death squad leaders to
specific villages and villagers whose valuable lands held natural elements,
minerals and resources ‘under the ground.’ The militiamen were paid
bounties for severing and presenting the heads of those who owned but
refused to forfeit ‘the special places.’
It wasn’t long until allegations circulated that Geneva, Switzerland based
EuroMining International financed Hutu death squads that were seizing
massacred Tutsi lands containing natural elements and resources for sale
to Peoples Republic of China brokers for profit, products and weapons
programs. With that realization, the militia manhunt for Layla Marayika,
her son Moses and her Operations Moses teammates was multiplied, better
planned and armed.

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