Want to know what genocide is ? One day you wake up and everyone is looking down at you.  Your neighbours hate you, they wish to kill you.  The government is randomly but regularly checking you : where do you go, who do you meet or talk to, you are barred of theatre, restaurant, public places, your job is suppressed, your phone is under control.  You did nothing against the law, you are just a teacher. You are a citizen, you pay taxes, your fought for your country, you didn't do anything wrong. That's not the reason. The reason is you. Only you : who you are.  And not only you because your 2 children are also like you and your pregnant wife as well so they must die as well.The next day your friends, colleagues are chasing you, you are going to die, you must die : everything gonna be better for them, for the country.One thing you didn't know is that it was planned a long time ago and now it's on its way but you couldn't believe the warning signs : you are a true citizen. You can't escape, you are trapped. Don't expect to get a quick death, bullets are too expensive, there are other ways to get rid of cockroaches like you.After your death, officials will say it was only a popular reaction, casualties of war, collateral damage, they didn't know but were obeying orders. Not guilty, your Honor.I was in Rwanda in 1994 and went back there 1 year after. Nothing was destroyed but people were gone. I'm still far away to really feel and to know what it is to be the target of a genocide but enough to get an idea.

Well, the walls of Ancient Samarah are now about three feet tall in most places.  In order to chase insurgents we often drove over and destroyed walls thsat had been standing for somewhere in the neighborhood of 4,000 years.  I did not like doing it but I was not going to eat a bullet to save a world landmark.

you didn't know ?ModifyMonte Cassino is another example about war situations, I don't blame you.

The Rwandan Civil War of '94 should be on the list at a minimum.  The media and bleeding hearts like to call it a genocide but it was in reality a short, extremely violent Civil War.

Are you sure about your statement ?

I am surprised there are no African wars on the list.  I think the wars in central Africa post-colonialism have had a pretty high death toll, the problem there is nobody really knows what the African population was to begin with.  I believe the Algerian War of Independence cost over a million lives as well.  The Rwandan Civil War of '94 should be on the list at a minimum.  The media and bleeding hearts like to call it a genocide but it was in reality a short, extremely violent Civil War.

In your list : Second Congo War (1998-2003)  Congo is in Africahttp://www.ducksters.com/geography/country.php?country=congo,%20democratic%20republic%20of%20theAbout Rwanda, the estimated death toll is around 800,000 killed (within 100 days)http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-14093322

Yes you can !  8)

All bets are off ! Archbishop Christoper Schoenborn from Austria seems to be a serious candidate according to the conservative trend in the Vatican.I don't think that Archbishops Dolan and Ouelley will be “chosen”.