Monthly Archives: April 2025

DRC President’s Powerful Speech: Sanctions on Rwanda, Apple, and the Truth About M23 & Kabila

Bravo! President Tshisekedi

Source: Good Morning DRC TV

DRC President’s Powerful Speech: Sanctions on Rwanda, Apple, and the Truth About M23 & Kabila

13 April 2025

In this powerful and emotional speech, the President of the Democratic Republic of Congo addresses world political and business leaders, demanding urgent action against Rwandan aggression in Goma and Bukavu. Thousands have died, and the humanitarian crisis is worsening. The President lays out the genesis of the conflict, exposing the role of Rwanda, President Paul Kagame, M23 rebels, and former DRC President Joseph Kabila. He highlights how Apple Inc. is connected to the crisis through its supply chains and explains why decisive action had to be taken against the tech giant. Watch this must-see moment as he calls for international sanctions, justice, and global accountability. The world cannot ignore the DRC conflict any longer.

🔴 Topics Covered: Rwandan invasion of Goma and Bukavu Role of Paul Kagame and Joseph Kabila M23 and AFC of Naanga’s links to regional instability Sanctions call and corporate accountability (Apple) Humanitarian crisis in Eastern Congo

Trump, Tariffs and Treason: A Return to the True Economic Heritage of the USA

Source: Rising Tide Foundation

Trump, Tariffs and Treason: A Return to the True Economic Heritage of the USA

22 Jan 2025

This Sunday January 19 historian Sam Labrier introduces a masterclass of the American System of Political Economy from Ben Franklin and Alexander Hamilton through Henry Clay, Matthew Carey, Lincoln and the 20th century anti-imperial traditions of the USA which have driven world history in a positive direction over the past 250 years.

This exercise in studying universal history will also involve a prolonged appreciation to the nature of evil and the oligarchist deep state structures which have sought to undermine the victories of 1776 and transform the USA into a morally bankrupt expansionist empire. The title of Sam’s lecture was ‘Trump, Tariffs and Treason: A Return to the True Economic Heritage of the United States’.

Sam’s lecture will be followed by 10 weeks of lectures on the topic of ‘Saving the Republic’ tackling different aspects of the forgotten ‘American System’ with classes showcasing the battle lines of 1776, Alexander Hamilton’s war with Wall Street, the Henry Clay patriots, John Quincy Adams’ program, Lincoln, Henry C. Carey, McKinley, FDR, JFK and even American system allies in Russia, Asia and Africa during the past century.

Why Protectionism without Glass-Steagall Risks Total Failure

re posted from                                MATTHEW EHRET SUBSTACK

Neoliberalism was another name given to Globalization, and the intention was always toxic.

Why Protectionism without Glass-Steagall Risks Total Failure

12 April

With the application of protective tariffs applied across the board by President Trump, many are proclaiming the age of Neo-Liberalism dead.

Neoliberalism was another name given to Globalization, and the intention was always toxic.

The notion was as simple as it was evil… Instead of producing for ourselves, the productive industrial powers of each nation state would be stripped down to dependent shells of their former selves. Under this program outlined by David Rockefeller’s Trilateral Commission, which literally took over the US government in 1973, the world would be now organized around a caste system of first, second and third worlds.

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https://substack.com/@matthewehret/p-160571671

This year’s solitary commemoration shows Kagame’s regime crumbling The mask is off, justice nears

Source: Great Lakes Post

This year’s solitary commemoration shows Kagame’s regime crumbling The mask is off, justice nears

9 April 2025

This year’s lonely commemoration on April 7th, without any world leaders standing by Kagame, marks a crucial turning point in the international perception of his regime. For over three decades, Kagame has skillfully used the narrative of the Rwandan genocide as a political shield to gain global sympathy, justify his policies, and silence critics. The commemoration, once an event that drew international attention and solidarity, now stands as a stark reminder of his crumbling influence on the global stage.

No world leaders showed up this time—no messages of support or sympathy. The silence from the international community is telling, signaling the unraveling of Kagame’s carefully constructed narrative.

Kagame’s regime has long been built on a series of manipulations: from controlling the narrative of the genocide to military interventions in the Congo and suppressing internal opposition through fear and violence.

For years, the world largely accepted the version of events Kagame presented, with little question. However, as new information continues to surface, people are starting to see past the image he has created. The regime’s abuse of power, corruption, and human rights violations are no longer easily ignored.

The absence of world leaders at the commemoration is not just diplomatic indifference—it’s a clear signal that the international community is beginning to wake up to the truth about Kagame and his regime. The mask that once concealed the darker realities of his rule is slipping. The throne is shaking, and the once unchallenged power he wielded is now in jeopardy. With mounting evidence and global attention, Kagame’s dictatorship is facing a reckoning. For years, activists and critics have fought to bring the truth to light, often at great personal cost. But now, the momentum is shifting. The world is beginning to see that the truth cannot be suppressed forever.

The people who have suffered under Kagame’s rule for decades are finally being heard, and the global silence that once shielded him is starting to break. The end of Kagame’s dictatorship is no longer a far-off dream or a distant hope—it’s becoming an inevitable reality. Justice, long delayed, is on its way. The world is watching, and Kagame can no longer hide behind his false narrative. The truth is coming to light, and with it, the promise of accountability and change.

President Paul Msampu Takes Paul Kagame to The Hague for War Crimes | Justice for DRC Begins Now!

Source: GOOD MORNING DRC TV

President Paul Msampu Takes Paul Kagame to The Hague for War Crimes | Justice for DRC Begins Now!

12 April 2025

In this powerful update, we discuss a major development: Paul Msampu, President of the Human Rights Commission of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), is taking Rwandan President Paul Kagame to the International Criminal Court (ICC) in The Hague for war crimes and crimes against humanity committed in the DRC. Msampu outlines a damning case, accusing Kagame of backing the M23 rebel group — responsible for atrocities in eastern Congo. We explore how Joseph Kabila, the former president of DRC, is also being exposed for aligning with external forces to destabilize the country. His alliance with Kagame and the armed rebellion led by M23 and AFC reveals betrayal at the highest levels. Corneille Naanga is also expected to face justice. President Felix Tshisekedi is praised for his diplomatic efforts to bring global awareness to Congo’s crisis. The people of DRC are standing strong — never again will the nation be pushed into silence and suffering.

PLO Lumumba IS A TRAITOR TO ALL AFRICANS

who else will swim down the gravy train to feed out of Kagame`s hand and talk of Pan Africanism? You are all traitors and you are disgusting. You are disgusting beyond belief, all of you, disgusting. You say the world betrayed Rwanda while you dance to the music of the regime that are the GENOCIDAIRES created by the corporate powers that are paying it and you. you disgrace this continent

Source: SWAHILI NATION

9 April 2025

 

Kagame Is Nowhere to Be Seen! Kagame’s Fall From Grace and the World’s Silent Rejection

Source : Great Lakes Post

SHOCKING🔥🔥 Kagame Is Nowhere to Be Seen! Kagame’s Fall From Grace and the World’s Silent Rejection!!

5 April 2025

In this video, we explore the significant shift in global perception towards Rwanda’s President, Paul Kagame. Once seen as the face of Africa’s progress, Kagame is now facing increasing isolation on the world stage. A major global AI summit in Kigali exposed this isolation when key leaders, who were once allies, chose not to show up, sending a clear message to Kagame and the international community. As his grip on power weakens, the mask he’s carefully crafted over the years is beginning to fall. The video delves into the growing discontent both within and outside Rwanda, the rising skepticism surrounding his leadership, and what this shift could mean for the future of Rwanda and Kagame’s legacy. The world is watching as history begins to judge those who stood with the people and those who didn’t.

Kagame’s Ambitions in the Kivu: A History of Repeated Failures and Resistance

editor: The Kagame regime/ RPF is the modern day return of the Tutsi Monarchy which has a long history of extremely sadistic, aggressive behaviour towards its neighbours in DRC and Burundi

Source: Great Lakes Post

Kagame’s Ambitions in the Kivu: A History of Repeated Failures and Resistance

5 April 2025

In this video, we unravel the untold history of Rwanda’s failed military attempts to conquer the Bushi region, modern-day South Kivu in the DRC. Despite several ambitious campaigns led by Rwanda’s King Rwabugiri, the Bashi people consistently resisted and preserved their autonomy. These repeated defeats challenge the narrative of Rwandan supremacy that has shaped perceptions of the region for decades. By exploring the resilience and strength of the Bashi, we uncover a deeper, more complex truth about the Kivu region’s past, one that goes against the dominant stories of power, conquest, and historical rewriting. This video delves into the real history behind the myth, shedding light on a narrative that has been overlooked for far too long.

 

Shame’ on world leaders for neglect of displaced civilians in DRC, says aid chief

re posted from                                   THE GUARDIAN

Shame’ on world leaders for neglect of displaced civilians in DRC, says aid chief

The NRC’s head, Jan Egeland, in Goma. He described ‘overflowing latrines [and] 25 people sleeping in a classroom’, but added: ‘Money is not coming in.’ Photograph: Ed Prior/NRC

US and Europe criticised by head of Norwegian Refugee Council for ‘neglect’ of people living ‘subhuman’ existence

https://www.theguardian.com/global-development/2025/apr/05/democratic-republic-congo-goma-shame-subhuman-neglect-displaced-civilians-norwegian-refugee-council-egeland?CMP=share_btn_url

https://www.theguardian.com/global-development/2025/apr/05/democratic-republic-congo-goma-shame-subhuman-neglect-displaced-civilians-norwegian-refugee-council-egeland

https://www.theguardian.com/global-development/2025/apr/05/democratic-republic-congo-goma-shame-subhuman-neglect-displaced-civilians-norwegian-refugee-council-egeland?CMP=share_btn_url