The Seattle man who helped fund a massacre in South Sudan says the militia-style attack was a defensive action against a tribe that had attacked his tribe without warning.
Gai Bol Thong, a member of the Nuer tribe, recently gained international attention for raising funding to support local militiagroups that have killed thousands of members of the Murle tribe. The attacks were in retaliation for the Murle attacks that have killed hundreds of Nuer, including women and children.
“The Murle made genocide on us. We do not kill old people, women and children,” he said.
But somebody did, according to the news reports.
(Listen to Tom's interview with Gai Bol Thong, click the audio link above.)
