Denis Kadima Kazadi, commonly known in the DRC as a Kuluna with a tie, masterminded, and executed the fraudulent elections held from December 20 to 26, in disregard of both electoral laws and the Constitution. This electoral fraud was aimed at securing victory for his fellow Luba Kasaian, Félix Tshilombo Fatshi. Presently, the Republic of Tribalo-mafiosi Kasaians is actively advancing its agenda. Mabundi Fatshi, operating in Kongo alongside his tribal ally Denis Kadima Kazadi, is working towards establishing a Kasaian ruling clique at the helm of the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
For a start, Denis Kadima Kazadi has nullified the candidacy of a whopping 82 national deputies simply because they aren’t from Kasai. The reason is clear – Tshilombo is purging the Mobutist and Kabilist from the political landscape of the DRC, all in a grand scheme to establish a tribal Luba Kasaian oligarchy. This move, orchestrated to consolidate power, involves strategically placing his tribal brethren in key positions, from deputies to ministers, all with jaw-dropping monthly salaries of $21,000 to bribe them even further.
Secondly, Kadima released a list of candidates involved in fraudulent activities but omitted his fellow Kasaian counterparts, notably Tshisekedi, despite all candidates sharing the same ballot paper. Ironically, Kadima undertook this action without having a precise count of the operational polling stations out of the intended 74,000. Additionally, Kadima has nullified numerous votes due to instances of ballot stuffing and theft of voting machines, primarily affecting opposition candidates and those from Katanga, yet exempting candidates from Kasai.
Indeed, Tshisekedi and his candidates from Kasai engaged in fraudulent activities, including the illegal possession of electronic voting devices (EVD) and the vandalism of electoral materials. Consequently, the political opposition has refused to accept the election outcomes. They advocate for peaceful demonstrations as a means to voice their dissatisfaction and emphasize the imperative annulment of the elections. Additionally, there are calls for the arrest of Denis Kadima, in light of these irregularities in favor of candidates from Kasai.
In a nutshell, Mabundi Tshisekedi is playing his final cards in a desperate bid for legitimacy, placing his Luba Kasaian allies throughout the entire state apparatus. The question that remains: Will the rest of the Congolese, who vociferously branded Tshisekedi a thief (MOYIBI!) wherever his campaign trail led, suddenly embrace the 73.34% Soviet Brezhnev-esque score bestowed upon him by his Luba Kasaians confidante, Denis Kadima? Hell, no. A vast majority of the Congolese populace is itching to invoke Article 64 of the constitution, to oust the Sicilian mafia from Kasai, who, after five years of chanting “Rwanda, Rwanda” during their utterly pointless 666 globetrotting escapades, are now attempting to keep the reins of power in the DRC by force.
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