Congolese propagandists have been flooding social media with extravagant praises of Trump. They are going bananas with hallelujahs about how Trump supposedly will “chase Rwandans off Congolese soil.” They are like “ooooo, Papa Trump is our savior!”
They are the most pathetic propagandists on the face of earth, truly.
Here they are, persuading themselves that the newly elected Trump will somehow have the time to join Tshisekedi’s polemics (based on his regime’s fictitious stories of “Rwandan aggression”) But by now everyone knows Tshisekedi’s real problem is that he has been mounting a campaign of genocide against Kinyarwanda-speaking Congolese from herder, pastoralist communities of the east, who then have fought back, under the banner of the M23 Movement. After M23 successfully fought back, the Kinshasa regime then started crying that “it was Rwanda defeating them!”
Clowns just! They thought they would massacre the native Congolese Tutsi communities off the face of the earth, and that the latter would just sit back, like sheep to the slaughter?
Anyway, now they are jumping around shouting that Trump will be their savior, just like the ndombolo comedians they are.
A few questions to Tshisekedi mouthpiece Patrice Muyaya and his noisy mob: do you think Trump won Congolese elections and is going to replace Tshisekedi, or what? Also, have they ever listened to Trump talking about Congolese? Hooooo! just wait when members of the Kinshasa mob try their usual noises on US soil, after Trump is sworn in! That guy made it clear any unruly characters like that will be swept up and deported.
The Kinshasa regime’s assumptions about Trump’s position on Rwanda are truly laughable the more one gets to know the facts. The Trump administration will be very different from the outgoing Biden’s. The Congolese were lucky with a US administration that’s been biased against Rwanda.
That is a government whose foreign policy of meddling in the affairs of others Trump will definitely end.
Someone inform Tshisekedi, Trump won’t be his daddy.
