brilliant youtuber, worth more than a million of the rest of them. Freemasons and the City of London explored in his work…subtly and very very interestingly…video archives highly recommended!
Source: swilliamism
29 Aug 2025
an INCREDIBLY INFORMATIVE interview with profound analysis from an historical perspective, the City of London and its war-mongering machinations
Source: Dialogue Works
28 August 2025
Source: Africa Flashes
31 August 2025
La guerre à l’est de la RDC vient de prendre un tournant inattendu. Alors que Paul Kagame pensait encore imposer sa domination grâce à l’alliance de ses forces avec certains pays voisins, l’arrivée d’Eric Prince et de ses hommes bouleverse tout. Quatre bataillons du RDF, alliés à des soldats kényans et ougandais, viennent d’être anéantis, confirmant que la dynamique militaire, diplomatique et géopolitique est désormais en faveur de Kinshasa. Les Wazalendo, appuyés par une technologie de pointe, renforcent leur rôle central dans la défense du territoire congolais. Voici le récit détaillé d’une défaite qui marque peut-être le début de la fin pour Kagame.
Je vais vous raconter, mes chers amis, une histoire qui illustre à quel point les équilibres de pouvoir dans la région des Grands Lacs sont en train de changer. La nuit de mercredi à jeudi a été marquée par une série d’événements qui annoncent peut-être une nouvelle ère pour la République démocratique du Congo et ses alliés. Depuis des années, Paul Kagame et ses hommes du RDF opèrent à l’est du Congo, sous couvert de mensonges diplomatiques et de manipulations géopolitiques. Mais cette fois, la donne semble avoir basculé de façon brutale et irréversible.
Les informations qui nous parviennent de Walikale, d’Uvira et des hauts plateaux du Sud-Kivu confirment un fait majeur : l’armée de Kagame a subi une défaite d’une ampleur qu’elle n’avait pas connue depuis des décennies. Quatre bataillons entiers – soit environ 4 000 soldats – composés de Rwandais, d’Ougandais et de Kényans engagés dans cette aventure guerrière, ont été pulvérisés. Les survivants se comptent sur les doigts d’une main, les autres ayant été soit neutralisés, soit capturés. Un prisonnier rwandais, interrogé après son arrestation, a livré des détails qui confirment la présence de militaires RDF en territoire congolais, mettant à mal une fois de plus le discours trompeur de Kigali selon lequel le Rwanda ne serait pas impliqué dans cette guerre.
Cette défaite n’est pas arrivée par hasard. Elle est le fruit d’un changement radical dans les alliances régionales et internationales. Pendant longtemps, Kagame a bénéficié du soutien tacite ou explicite d’entreprises et d’intérêts occidentaux qui profitaient du pillage des minerais congolais transitant par Kigali. Mais l’arrivée des États-Unis, et particulièrement du poids lourd que représente Donald Trump dans ce dossier, a changé le cours des choses. Dès que Washington a imposé des directives claires aux multinationales, le château de cartes de Kagame a commencé à s’effondrer. Le Qatar s’est retiré, Rio Tinto – géant australien aux capitaux américains et canadiens – a stoppé ses contrats avec Kigali, et les circuits d’écoulement des minerais pillés se sont brutalement taris. Kagame, qui tentait de trouver de nouveaux débouchés en Asie, à Singapour et Hong Kong, s’est heurté à un mur de refus
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$24.6 million for “climate resilience” in Honduras, $2.7 million for the South African Democracy Works Foundation, which published inflammatory racial articles including “The Problem with White People,” and $3.9 million to promote democracy among LGBT people in the Western Balkans.Other highlighted allocations include $1.5 million to market the paintings of Ukrainian women.
Published Aug. 28, 2025,
WASHINGTON — President Trump is moving to cancel nearly $5 billion in congressionally approved foreign aid and peacekeeping spending in a rare “pocket rescission,” The Post has learned — deploying a legally debated maneuver that hasn’t been used in 48 years.
Trump on Thursday night notified Congress of his request to cancel the funds, which had been tied up in a court case until earlier in the day.
A pocket rescission is a request that’s presented to Congress so late in the fiscal year — which ends Sept. 30 — that it takes effect regardless of whether Congress approves.
The clawback includes $3.2 billion in United States Agency for International Development (USAID) development assistance, $322 million from the USAID-State Department Democracy Fund, $521 million in State Department contributions to international organizations, $393 million in State Department contributions to peacekeeping activities and $445 million in separately budgeted peacekeeping aid.
The spending had been destined for a wide variety of nonprofits and foreign governments and was paused earlier this year by the White House Office of Management and Budget (OMB) and then stuck in legal limbo due to an ensuing lawsuit filed by the Global Health Council.
The DC Circuit Court of Appeals on Thursday lifted an injunction in the case, opening the door for Trump to proceed with the first attempted pocket rescission since 1977.
The Trump administration has highlighted spending items that are allegedly wasteful, such as $24.6 million for “climate resilience” in Honduras, $2.7 million for the South African Democracy Works Foundation, which published inflammatory racial articles including “The Problem with White People,” and $3.9 million to promote democracy among LGBT people in the Western Balkans.
Other highlighted allocations include $1.5 million to market the paintings of Ukrainian women.
The roughly $838 million in peacekeeping funds being eliminated include payments to support United Nations peacekeeping forces in places such at the Democratic Republic of Congo, where the Trump administration recently brokered a peace deal with next-door Rwanda, and the Central African Republic, where the mission has been criticized as aligned with Russian business interests.
Allocated peacekeeping funds include $11 million to provide Uruguay’s military with armored personnel carriers, $4 million for a training center in Zambia and $3 million for barracks to house Kazakhstani peacekeepers.
The clawback would not affect US support for the Multinational Force and Observers peacekeeping mission along the Egyptian-Israeli border.
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Qatar has circulated a draft accord envisioning a phased roadmap toward peace. The document calls for government authority to be restored in areas now under rebel control, overseen by an “Interim Special Force” with a five-year mandate. Other provisions include a national dialogue in 2025, regional elections in 2027, and the creation of a truth and reconciliation body.
But the proposal is deeply contested. Kinshasa opposes the buffer force, fearing it undermines sovereignty, while M23 resists surrendering seized territories.
“The M23 delegation is in Doha to discuss ceasefire mechanisms and the release of its members arrested by the government, not to negotiate a peace agreement.
“Kinshasa’s willingness to release prisoners could help. But if M23 insists on securing the release of its members before signing a peace agreement, it feeds suspicions that the group is acting as a surrogate for foreign interests – fighting to secure resources rather than genuine peace,” he explained.
KIGALI, Rwanda
Fresh negotiations between the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and M23 rebels resumed in Doha last week, but experts warn that the fragile process risks stalling before a comprehensive peace agreement can be reached.
Despite international mediation by Qatar and prior commitments on paper, issues such as mistrust, prisoner releases, and disputes over territorial control continue to cast a long shadow over one of Africa’s most protracted conflicts.
The new round of talks comes just a month after Congo and a coalition of armed groups, including M23, signed a ceasefire agreement known as the Declaration of Principles.
While that deal was hailed as a breakthrough, both sides have since accused each other of violating its terms, with fighting persisting in eastern Congo.
Prisoner releases as a sticking point
A diplomatic source close to the mediation told Anadolu that the M23 delegation arrived in Doha focused on the release of detained members rather than finalizing a broader peace accord.
“The M23 delegation is in Doha to discuss ceasefire mechanisms and the release of its members arrested by the government, not to negotiate a peace agreement. The release of M23 prisoners will be a crucial step towards reaching a comprehensive truce,” the source said.
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Religious leaders in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). Credit: CENCOKinshasa, 28 August, 2025 / 10:14 pm (ACI Africa).
Religious leaders in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) have presented a detailed roadmap for a national and inclusive peace process in the war-torn Central African nation.
In the August 25 document presented to President Felix Tshisekedi, members of the National Episcopal Conference of Congo (CENCO), the Church of Christ in Congo (ECC), the Platform of Religious Confessions in Congo, and the Interfaith Coalition for the Nation (CIN) describe the road map as “a pastoral and prophetic action” aimed at ending decades of armed conflict and building lasting reconciliation.
They express concern about the “persistent gravity of the recurring cycle of armed conflicts that have ravaged the Democratic Republic of Congo over the past thirty years, tragically claiming millions of Congolese lives.”
The religious leaders deplore the resurgence of a new armed conflict involving the AFC/M23, supported by Rwanda, which they say adds to the already alarming presence of numerous armed groups in the country, both national and foreign.
They emphasize the urgent necessity of bringing together “the sons and daughters” of the country in the framework of a national and inclusive dialogue in order to find “holistic, lasting, and adapted solutions to the root causes fueling these armed conflicts and threatening the very existence of our Nation.”
The roadmap, unanimously submitted to the Head of State and through him to the Congolese people, is structured around four key stages.
Stage 1: The Month of Peace
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Source: Dialogue Works
24 August 2025
The Wazalendo are you or I protecting our families and communities. They are NOT anti Tutsi. They are anti TERRORIST M23-RDF
Source: Afro Infos 243
08/28/25 – WAZALENDO WIN VICTORY IN RUGEZI: HEAVY HUMAN AND MATERIAL COST TO THE M23 Violent clashes between the Wazalendo and the M23-RDF-TWIRWANEHO coalition have just broken out in Mikengue and Bilalo Mbili, near Minembwe center. The Wazalendo are leading a lightning offensive to get to the source of the problem.
Report on the clashes between the Wazalendo and the M23-RDF-TWIRWANEHO coalition in Rugezi, a few kilometers from Minembwe center. 1) According to Colonel Charles Sematama, replacing Colonel Rukondo Makanika at the head of the so-called Banyamulengue movement (TWIRWANEHO-NGOMINO). According to him, 7 dead and 12 wounded on the Twirwaneho-Red-Tabara side. And in this message, he asks his brothers who support the M23-RDF-AFC coalition to pray for them because things are going very badly on their side. 2) According to us, the wazalendo, the bodies of Rwandans we saw on the ground: 1) On the M23-RDF-TWIRWANEHO coalition side, 22 dead and 32 wounded. 2) 24 weapons recovered, including 2 PKMs, 1 RPG, 21 AK47s, and several other military items such as ammunition, etc. 2) 3 elements of the M23-RDF-TWIRWANEHO coalition captured. 4) On the Wazalendo side, 2 dead and 3 wounded. NB: Rugezi is a few kilometers from Minembwe, meaning that at any moment Minembwe could be under General Ngomanzito’s control.
The survivors of three battalions who had climbed to the highlands to reinforce their Twirwaneho-Red Tabara allies with the aim of launching an offensive towards the town of Uvira have just changed direction. Since their reinforcements from Muranvya, who were supposed to help them open the road to Lumumba, were attacked from Namaramara, they are now fighting for their survival to return to Muranvya. Those trapped in the forest at Matundu are fighting to return to Kaziba. Last night, they launched an offensive in Mugutu to search for a path to Kaziba-Bukavu. The village of Mugutu leads to Kaziba. If these survivors can reach Kaziba, they will immediately lay down their arms and flee far away because they have suffered the wrath of the Wazalendo.
The M23-RDF-TWIRWANEHO coalition mourns. Colonel Mustapha, who led the M23-RDF-TWIRWANEHO coalition elements to launch an offensive in Rugezi, has been neutralized. He, who was the brigade commander of the M23-RDF-TWIRWANEHO coalition throughout the highlands and middle plateaus of Mwenga, Fizi, and Uvira territory, was neutralized in Rugezi along with his Major, Kadederi. Rwandans will never forget the story of Rugezi because the number of dead continues to rise on the enemy side. The Wazalendo are visible everywhere on the front lines! The population is jubilant as General Makanakika Kasimbira John orders the WAZALENDOS to prepare to liberate Bukavu and Goma. BOMA: POLICE AGAINST THE PEOPLE Last night in Mwanda, after an attack by armed bandits, the population mobilized to pursue them. On the road, a police vehicle with a colonel was intercepted. Suspicious goods were discovered inside. When residents demanded an explanation, the police officers fled, and one of them shot a civilian. Tensions rose, anger exploded, and the population set everything on fire, denouncing the complicity of certain police officers with the criminals. Enough injustice, enough betrayal! The Congolese people deserve real protection, not bullets.
DRC: Young FARDC recruits, highly resilient and technical, in training in Maniema. Here, in front of Vice-President Guy Kabombo, they demonstrate their physical and operational skills. DRC: After two weeks spent in Kinshasa at the invitation of his superiors, Military Governor Lieutenant Luboya Nkashama returns to Bunia this Thursday, August 28.
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Ethiopia Signs $2.5 Billion Agreement With Dangote Group to Build Fertilizer Plant: PM Abiy
The Fertilizer Complex Shareholder Investment Agreement will result in production of up to 3 million metric tonnes of fertilizer annually, positioning Ethiopia among the world’s top producers, Abiy Ahmed wrote on his social media.
According to him, the agreement will:
🟠create local jobs,
🟠ensure a reliable fertilizer supply for Ethiopian farmers,
🟠promote food sovereignty.
The investment strengthens Ethiopia’s competitiveness in Africa and reflects its commitment to strategic projects, the Ethiopian prime minister noted.
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Source: Middle Nation
27 August 2025