Felix Tshisekedi, idiot ruler of the DRC, has earned another title: greatest liar DRC has ever seen.
His lies – or should we call them communicational terrorism – regarding the ongoing crisis in Eastern DRC have created a propaganda machine that distorts not only the truth but also the potential solution. By fabricating these lies Tshisekedi perpetuates the mass slaughter of innocent civilians in the east of DRC.
Let’s start with his now infamous claim about the strength of his military forces. Tshisekedi touts a coalition of “over 190,000 soldiers” from various groups: FARDC, MONUSCO, SADC, FDNB, FDLR, APCLS, PARECO, NYATURA, CODECO, Mai-Mai, and Agamira mercenaries. This motley bunch of mass murderers supposedly are there to combat the M23 rebels.
But 3,600 M23 fighters continue to rout Tshisekedi’s coalition of 190,000 at every turn. And Tshisekedi keeps pushing the lie that “FARDC is winning”! Who is the idiot lying to then, when everyday people wake up to news of M23 capturing more and more territory (thankfully liberating more people from the Kinshasa regime’s terrorists!)
Other than that, the bloated criminal regime head stokes hate speech, and ethnic hatred of DRC Tutsi citizens with lies that the M23 movement is not Congolese but a “foreign militia” funded by Rwanda.
The lie can’t stand the slightest scrutiny.
M23 is a domestic Congolese political-military movement, formed to defend the rights of Rwandaphones, particularly Tutsi communities, whom Tshisekedi has targeted with a campaign of genocide. They are successfully fighting back, and giving Tshisekedi’s terrorist coalition, including Burundian troops, a military lesson they will never forget.
Proof of M23’s liberator status is in the fact Congolese civilians flee the bombings of Tshisekedi’s coalition of armed thugs straight to M23-controlled areas. M23 provides things the Kinshasa regime has never been known for: safety, stability, and rule of law.
Back to Tshisekedi’s lies: they serve only one purpose. To distract from the real causes of the crisis and prolong the suffering of the people of eastern DRC. For Tshisekedi, it’s far easier to blame outsiders and manufacture enemies, than take responsibility as a leader, and find solutions to conflict through diplomacy and other sensible ways.
But then, what would one expect of an idiot?
ellenkampire