Muswahili said,
To Congo man and Mwanacongo,
Your patriotism is vibrant, and, quite frankly, provocative!
By and large, Congo needs a new way of collective thinking instead of attacking
one another from abroad (mostly Europe). It is time to regain national pride, a
sense of security, and, ultimately, a long lasting peace. All Congolese have
the duty to be vigilant by calling out those "double faces" who claim
to be Congolese by day and Rwandans at night. The FARDC’svictory, let no one
tell you it wasn't, over Rwandan Army allies is a symbol of regained
sovereignty that all Congolese MUST protect.
Poor Dark Eldar (the lone arrogant Tutsi) who still thinks
that 2 decades of war and misery haven't taught Congolese any lesson. I tell
you what Dark (Molili, usiku, obscurite...), your dark days have come to an
end. You better start managing you house (Rwanda) before its former occupiers
(Hutu) come back from the fields (domination). Seriously, just organize
transparent elections and let the world see the outcome! You know that you
can't, isn't?
And to you the New Yorker Jew, JUST STOP IT. Ever, never
compare the despicable events in 1994 to Nazi's Holocaust. You comparison of
the Jewish State Israel to Rwanda lacks contextual meaning. Israel is
surrounded by states and factions that loudly have declared that they want to
wipe it out. As a matter of survival, Israel has the right to defend it-self
against any aggression including preemptive precautions to prevent any missile
that could be directed to it soil. As of Rwanda, NO country has alleged to
strike Rwanda. On contrary, Rwanda is the largest country that exports war in a
neighboring country, Congo, by directly or indirectly taking part of killing
Congolese. Israel doesn’t sponsor militias in neighboring countries to justify
the holocaust that happened to them in Europe. Never. By the way, a vigorous
and scholarly debate should be allowed to take place to find out what happened
to almost a million people including Tutsis and Hutus alike, so that the world
can get a sense of how to prevent such atrocity from happening anywhere on the
planet in lieu of labeling whoever question the outcome of 1994 (scholars,
human rights activists, and all people of good intentions) as genocide deniers.
After the Numberg trials, derived from the WW2, the world learned lessons of
how to prevent Holocaust, but 2 decades later, we still don’t understand what
happened in Rwanda in 1994. The Arusha Tribunal is inadequate mostly because Rwanda
refuses to effectively collaborate with it. It about time, whether you like it
or not, that the truth that is coming by stairs arrives to encounter lies that preceded
by elevator.
My message to KAGAME is simple: Sir, leave Congo alone and
mind your businesses.
