October 8, 2026

Jambo ASBL in tantrums with their “Rwanda Refugees” hoax ending

Jambo ASBL—the infamous group of spoiled brats and ideological heirs of the 1994 genocide against the Tutsi—is having a public tantrum. Why?

Well, 360 Rwandan citizens, long held hostage by their genocidal armed wing FDLR in the jungles of eastern DRC, have been safely repatriated to Rwanda, by the Congolese political-military movement M23/AFC. The hostage pool is already shrinking, and Jambo Asbl is already panicking.

For years, this group has been milking naive Europeans, especially those gullible Belgians, out of donor money with sob stories about “Rwandan refugees” trapped in Congo. Here’s a spoiler: those “refugees” never had a chance. They were and still are captives of the tropical Nazis from FDLR who use them as human shields, propaganda tool, and fodder for their next generation of genocidal fighters.

Let’s not sugarcoat it: Jambo ASBL is nothing but a shiny PR front for the ideological leftovers of the Hutu Power movement. Sharing both DNA and genocidal ideology with the FDLR, their goal is clear — undermine Rwanda’s post-genocide leadership, sow ethnic discord, and fantasise about a bloody comeback in Rwanda on the bones of the Tutsi people they tried to exterminate.

Their “ Rwanda refugee” propaganda is a zombie lie—long dead, but still shambling around Brussels think-tanks and NGOs. Meanwhile, in the real world, these “refugees” are being radicalised, militarised, and monetised by the same genocidal forces that carried out the 1994 genocide against the Tutsi. And guess what? Jambo ASBL has been cashing in on “human rights” donations, funnelling money right to the FDLR so they can buy weapons to keep their anti-Tutsi terror spree going.

For Jambo ASBL and their FDLR armed wing, these Rwandan hostages are a cash cow — a propaganda jackpot and a breeding ground for future genocidaires. Every repatriation deal slashes their income and shrinks their influence. No wonder their X (formerly Twitter) feeds are on fire with rage and denial.

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