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How many times will Canada miss the real warning? Rwanda is NOT causing instability in Congo! The issue is the marginalization of Congolese Tutsis, lack of security & bad leadership. M23 is a result of these internal problems. Time to address the cause, not shift the blame.

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stg task 🇨🇩🐆1 年前

In your document let’s me guess you are Congolese Tutsi refugee 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂💔😂

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Mammoth Nation2 年前

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WTM1 年前

Where did Rwanda 🇷🇼 get its mandate to protect Congolese Tutsis?? How can Rwanda invite its self to solve Congo 🇨🇩 internal problems such as Congolese Tutsis??

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florymwanim1 年前

Kiekiekie qui t'as aussi dit ça, pourquoi cette mascarade ne peut pas s'arrêter dans vos bouches ? Le Congo a plus de 450 tribus pourquoi seulement marginaliser une seule ? Et si le problème du Congo est tel que tu le dis que viennent faire les RDF au côté du m23?

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Аристотель 🇨🇩1 年前

Your manipulation strategy with the name 'genocide 1994' does not work; everyone discovered your lies. You are a lying people, this is your culture. You are a bunch of hypocrites

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Team Congo1 年前

Victimization, lies, and narrative distortion… no one is fooled anymore! You speak of 'Congolese Tutsis,' a fabrication of your imagination, while history has already proven otherwise. Keep crying—truth doesn’t change.

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Mwanacongo1 年前

If tutsi are marginating in Congo what about Hutu that makes 85% of the population but has no place in the society? Here is the Army of Rwanda where all positions are reserved only for tutsi

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Dady NAP1 年前

Il est temps que le Rwanda puisse négocier avec les FDLR. Car tout ces FDLR que notre gouvernement RDC rapatrié au Rwanda ils sont recyclés et renvoyés par le Rwanda combattre au côté du M23 . Alors qu'est ce que la RDC gagne ? Rien . Nous exigeons un dialogue inter-rwandais

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Sindayigaya Pacifique1 年前

Rwanda is so proud of you Girls ✊

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Hornel Lama, Msc, MBA1 年前

We don’t care ! You can explain it to God we don’t care

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Mwanacongo1 年前

This is are the leaders of tutsis in Congo look how they are and tell me who looks marginating there, lies, brainwashing, victimization is you’ll tools of survival, the oppressor that wanna make himself a victim

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M23 IS FIGHTING FOR MINERALS NOT TUTSIS The Rwanda-backed M23 rebel group’s violent actions in eastern DR Congo have nothing to do with ’protecting Tutsis’ - and everything to do with Congolese resources. That’s according to General Kayumba Nyamwasa, a former Rwandan army chief-of-staff. He argues that the issue of protecting the Banyamulenge - that is, the Congolese Tutsis (singular: Mnyamulenge) - was settled with the Sun City Agreement in 2002, which formally ended the Second Congolese War. He says the touted idea that Rwandan proxies (such as M23) are fighting to stop the marginalisation of, and violence against, Tutsis is nothing but a cover for a resource grab. He points to the appointment of Banyamulenge figures to senior Congo government positions to back up his claim. In DRC’s Rubaya, which was captured in 2024, the M23 controls mining production, trade and transport, according to UN experts - with profits of more than $800,000 a month, and the minerals routed to Rwanda. The rebels’ recent offensive on Goma led to more than 900 deaths, with over 2,800 injured (UN).

M23 IS FIGHTING FOR MINERALS NOT TUTSIS The Rwanda-backed M23 rebel group’s violent actions in eastern DR Congo have nothing to do with ’protecting Tutsis’ - and everything to do with Congolese resources. That’s according to General Kayumba Nyamwasa, a former Rwandan army chief-of-staff. He argues that the issue of protecting the Banyamulenge - that is, the Congolese Tutsis (singular: Mnyamulenge) - was settled with the Sun City Agreement in 2002, which formally ended the Second Congolese War. He says the touted idea that Rwandan proxies (such as M23) are fighting to stop the marginalisation of, and violence against, Tutsis is nothing but a cover for a resource grab. He points to the appointment of Banyamulenge figures to senior Congo government positions to back up his claim. In DRC’s Rubaya, which was captured in 2024, the M23 controls mining production, trade and transport, according to UN experts - with profits of more than $800,000 a month, and the minerals routed to Rwanda. The rebels’ recent offensive on Goma led to more than 900 deaths, with over 2,800 injured (UN).

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Let the world see this We are the media now Banyamulenge community have been targeted by Congolese regime especially the Kinshasa people who think they are real Congolese and the rest are fake Congolese. She is saying they will burn down Banyamulenge houses and finish all of them. Is this why SADC is in Congo? For ethnic cleansing? Is this why South Africa came to help Tshisekedi? This is one of the reasons why M23 is liberating the Congo. Once the country is under AFC/M23 she will face justice. Mark this tweet.

Let the world see this We are the media now Banyamulenge community have been targeted by Congolese regime especially the Kinshasa people who think they are real Congolese and the rest are fake Congolese. She is saying they will burn down Banyamulenge houses and finish all of them. Is this why SADC is in Congo? For ethnic cleansing? Is this why South Africa came to help Tshisekedi? This is one of the reasons why M23 is liberating the Congo. Once the country is under AFC/M23 she will face justice. Mark this tweet.

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