The DRC forces with the help of the peace keeping forces which include Kenya’s are being whipped kama burukenges.
The M23 forces are supported by Kagame himuselif.
According to Al Jazeera tiifii, hundreds of bonobos are fleeing into Goma creating a humanitarian crisis.
Hapa mtaamka siku moja mskie nyius ati one of those leaders amewekelewa risasi kwa kichwa. Usually goes a long way in confusing the people they lead alafu such shenanigans zinaisha.
Our 32 teethed boys huko wamefind a worthy opponents. Huku vumbistan kazi ilikuwa kuwa cheap AFCO liquor na kutombaa maraya. Somali ilikuwa ni biz ya smuggling. Huko ni Noma.
Jeshi ya kenya ni useless kama Local bandits in kapedo huchapa hao sembuse hardcore militia.
Ni siku gani jeshi ilichapwa na bandits kule kapedo?
Si kiongos konyagi juzi was patting himself on the back rubbing his sweaty palms eyeing the nobel prize. 
Rwanda will eventually carve out a small tutsi country from congo.
It’s not “small”
Another possible scenario which is emerging from the present crisis in eastern Zaire and the clash between Zaire and Rwanda is the gradual redefining of the boundaries between Zaire, Rwanda and Burundi. Each one of these three countries has Hutu and Tutsi of its own. The European partition of Africa in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries made no attempt to have national borders coincide with ethnic boundaries.
In the mid-1990s the Tutsi find themselves with the upper hand in Burundi, Rwanda and now Zaire, after fluctuating fortunes. ls this the moment to make ethnic boundaries coincide with national boundaries? Are we seeing the tumultuous process of creating a Tutsi “Israel” - an independent homeland for the Tutsi? Is a Tutsi-stan being born?
Until the mid-1980s the Tutsi seemed to be the Kurds of Eastern Africa - a marginalised minority in Rwanda, Zaire and under a different name (the Hima) in Uganda. Temporarily they clung desperately and brutally to power in Burundi. But as a minority they seemed to be up against history. It was thought that in time they would become the marginalised of Burundi also.
It was not until 1986 that the tide turned. Yoweri Museveni, ethnically linked to the people of Rwanda, captured power in Uganda. The Tutsi and the Hima of Uganda were ethnic cousins. After Museveni’s successful consolidation of his political base in Uganda, he met his obligation to the Rwandans by helping to train the Rwanda Patriotic Front (RPF).
In 1994 the RPF staged a successful invasion of Rwanda from the Ugandan border. The Rwandan exiles from Uganda routed the Hutus, and established an alternative government in Kigali.
This operation created a situation where Hutu refugees in Zaire started plotting and training for a counter-offensive. To make matters worst, the Zairian security forces started picking on Zairian Tutsis who had been part of Zaire since before the partition of Africa in the nineteenth century.
When Zairian Tutsis were threatened with expulsion from their homeland by the armed forces, they decided to resist. They formed a resistance force (secretly supported by Rwanda) and turned out to be more than a match for thoroughly inefficient Zairian security forces.
A viable long term solution is the federation of Rwanda, Burundi and Tanzania. The armies of Rwanda and Burundi would be pensioned off. In this larger political community the Hutu and Tutsi would discover how much they have in common culturally, and may learn to be on the same political side on many issues in the enlarged Tanzania (just as their ethnic cousins in Uganda, the Hima and the Tru, have often voted on the same side against other groups in the larger national context of Uganda).
Unless the Hutu and Tutsi are either partitioned into separate countries or federated into a larger, stable and democratic political community, they are likely to turn against each other in a genocidal frenzy every few years.
The re-drawing of colonial boundaries need not mean smaller and smaller African states. It could simply mean more rational and more viable political communities./PANOS
=A9 Copyright: Panos 1996
Bahima, Batutsi, Bahororo and Banyamulenge are cousins with three principal characteristics. (1) Whenever they move to a new place, they adopt local names and local languages, (2) they dominate the indigenous people and (3) their men do not marry women from other ethnic groups except from their own. They do the latter to avoid being penetrated by others so that their secrets about dominating them remain hidden. On the other hand, they encourage their women (except those from the ruling class) to marry the elites from other ethnic groups so that they win the men over to Bahima side or they get access to their political and other secrets.
When the military option (Plan A) didn’t yield quick results, Uganda with backing of Rwanda embarked on Plan B of fast tracking political federation in the East African community ahead of economic integration. If Plan B fails or progresses slowly, Plan C will be implemented. This aims to cut off southwest Uganda, eastern DRC and join them to Rwanda and Burundi and declare a political federation. The current talks between Rwanda and Uganda of removing East African community borders are part of Tutsi Empire project. It is possible Uganda and Rwanda could declare formation of a federation by removing the border between the two countries. Both countries have rubber stamp parliaments that will approve it.
Creation of Tutsi Empire is proceeding as planned
Although some people have denied that Batutsi are creating a Tutsi Empire initially covering Burundi, DRC, Rwanda and Uganda and later other countries in middle Africa (from Indian Ocean Coast to Atlantic Ocean Coast) and Horn of Africa and ultimately Southern Africa there is sufficient evidence to prove them wrong (Alec Russel 2000; Joseph Weatherby 2003 and EIR Special Report 1999). Namibia joined the 1998/99 war waged by Rwanda and Uganda against DRC because the leaders there were not sure what would follow after the defeat of DRC forces.
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Uganda is dominated by baganda and similar tribes and south sudan is the radiating core of the nilotes. The map is unrealistic.
They believe they’re born to rule. Being a ruler does not require numbers. It requires a will and ability to implement it
There are many issues at play in this never ending conflict …
- Super Power interests in obtaining a steady supply of Oil , Strategic Minerals and natural resources.
- Greedy neighbours eyeing the same resources.
- A corrupt , non-representative , distant leadership in Kinshasa.
- Resident oppressed ethnic minorities ignored by the central government in Kinshasa.
- Ousted , backward “Intarahamwe” elements TRYING to distabilize the Kigali Regime.
First things FIRST …
The Kinshasa Regime and it leadership have got to clean up their act BEFORE requesting UN / Kenyan help.
- Free , Fair elections for all Congo Citizens to determine their destiny.
- A new leadership willing to tackle the legendary Graft linked to that Nation [ …Multinationals , Mobutu’s and Kabila’s included …].
- A round table with Rwanda , Burundi , Uganda to urgently address the plight of displaced communities.
Finally …
Zakayo should get KDF out of that mess …
We have no business adding to that conflict …
We have enough problems of our own along the Somali border …!!!
M23 and the Tutsi will never allow elections to determine their future. Ni kama sasa kenya ishikane na somalia alafu ikuwe ati sasa we decide things through votes. With a minority population they would always lose.
See the hama tutsi believe eastern congo is their homeland and birthright. They want secession to a super tutsi empire like the old days. They don’t see themselves as congolese or having a future in congo. Especially after their tutsi president kabila was forced. Hawawezi kubali kutawali na ugly stubby ground diggers. That’s nothing any amount of talking can do. When people believe they have a right to be free, the war can drag on but they will get some kind of freedom at some point.
It’s like the case of sudan. The arabs would obviously have never allowed a black nyeuthi to rule them if they bred like rats and outnumbered them 100 to 1. So it was a incompatible state. Same applies to eastern congo. At the heart of the conflict is a feeling of absolute disgust at being ruled by lesser people
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Objective of the KDF in Goma was 1. protect the EACRF HQ,
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provide close protection services to Kenyan/DRC military heads in DRC
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Protect the humanitarian corridor and support services to refugees.
Kenya is not on an offensive mission which was the intention of DRC forces.
But it seems that is where we are going.
Mbwa unadhani kila MTU Ni wakula Jaba Na kaquarter
Mlevi ndio unatoa lock ya kumikumi?
Tutsi are Aryan Bantus lazima wanyoroshe low level Bantus properly.
Phone snatcher ghasia niaje.