In Congo ruler Tshilombo’s latest ridiculous act, he’s on his knees, begging his neocolonial overlords to slap sanctions on Rwanda.
Pathetically parading around the globe, this incompetent clown is whining for tourists to boycott Visit Rwanda, urging European football clubs to cut ties, demanding Formula 1 scrap its plans for Kigali, and even pleading with the EU to cancel its mineral trade deals with Rwanda.
Yet Tshisekedi’s childish attempts to discredit Rwanda have only amplified his unpopularity at home, with his incompetence now the subject of mockery worldwide. On the other hand, if the man had an ounce of common sense, he’d know you don’t choose a shooting war when your military is nothing more than a rabble of indisciplined militia.
But there are leaders, and there is Tshisekedi, calamity personified.
Now, the West that he begs (as if it were his daddy) is far more interested in pragmatic issues: in other words, what exactly will they get in exchange for what you demand, or beg in Tshilombo’s case.
If he is begging that they jettison their perfect, win win deals, what is the reasoning behind, and what do they stand to gain in agreeing?
They look at the demands of DR Congo, based on nothing but unproven allegations of “aggression Rwandaise”! and see only the nagging of lunatics.
They see Kinshasa nag the bosses of Formula 1 to torpedo plans to host the races in Rwanda, and they see unhinged lunacy.
The world laughs at Tshilombo and his regime.
ellenkampire