In a display of first rate idiocy, Constant Mutamba the DRC minister of justice has promised – during a campaign hate speech – to reward anyone that “helps him arrest Kagame.” These people are truly sick!
It seems Tshisekedi’s cabal believe they can export their political chaos and disorder, which has long plagued their cursed country, to neighbors.
The spectacle of the Zairois justice minister ranting – in front of prisoners no less – against the president of another country perfectly illustrates the Tshisekedi regime’s character of banditry, and of fools with loose lips, starting with Tshisekedi himself.
These clowns will never be equal to the task of addressing the real issues facing the Congolese people – poverty, insecurity, failing infrastructure and so on, and so forth. So, they spend each waking hour scapegoating Rwanda, lying to their poor citizenry that each problem of theirs is caused by Rwanda. They are accursed fools!
They have reached the low point where their so-called justice minister utters the most undiplomatic, disrespectful words a mere cabinet member of one state has ever done about the head of state of another.
But let’s ask a simple question: what has this blame game achieved for the Congolese?
Has it built schools or equipped them with any good public infrastructure?
Has it paved their roads?
Has it provided jobs or improved the living conditions of masses of desperately hungry, poor Congolese?
No. Never!
They are useless thieves and shameless charlatans lying to a beleaguered population.
It’s a real tragedy, this manipulation of Congolese citizens, who deserve leadership that works for them, not one that panders for popularity by fabricating enemies.
Rather than strive to do anything even remotely useful for their country, goons like Mutamba only drag it deeper into destitution, but of course they are sure there will be no accountability as long as they yell about Kagame and Rwanda.
But they can lie only so much.
Their time will come, when Congolese masses see them for who they truly are.
The clock is ticking.
