sit down shut up ☭

🚫Fascist FDLR propaganda will not be tolerated🚫

[sit down shut up ☭ @MooseLEOPARD]

@KwiyumviraNeza @ellen_kampire_ You're a European who doesn't know shit about Rwanda. STFU.

[sit down shut up ☭ @MooseLEOPARD]

@LordIsKin_ @KanyanaVanessa It was Kagame who fucked your mom.

Your daddy says hi!

[New Direction AFRICA @Its_ereko]

Is this why they sanctioned Rwandan gold last week?

Rwanda signs a nuclear deal with Russia for real energy independence and suddenly their gold refinery gets hit with US sanctions over “conflict minerals.”

The timing is too perfect.

When African countries choose partners outside the Western system, something always becomes a problem.

[Facts On Rwanda @FactsOnRwanda]

RWANDA

NEW LEAKS EXPOSE ISRAELI LEADERSHIP, EPSTEIN NETWORKS & MOSSAD-LINKED ACTORS IN THE 2012–2013 M23 WAR IN EASTERN CONGO

Hacked emails tied to ex–Israeli PM Ehud Barak and Jeffrey Epstein point to a hidden layer of private military involvement in the 2013 M23 conflict. According to documents reviewed by Drop Site News, Epstein allegedly helped facilitate Israeli-linked contractors operating in Congo, while firms linked to ex–Mossad chief Danny Yatom supported elite Congolese units in night warfare and direct-action operations in the Kivu region. Internal assessments reportedly framed this as contributing to M23’s battlefield setback.

At the same time, the UN Security Council authorized an unprecedented offensive mandate through the Force Intervention Brigade, directly engaging M23 alongside Congolese forces. UN reporting at the time alleged external support to M23, including accusations involving Rwanda, which Kigali denied while pointing to security threats from armed groups such as the FDLR operating inside DRC territory.

Beyond the battlefield narrative lies a deeper geopolitical fault line: eastern DRC sits on vast reserves of coltan, cobalt, gold and other minerals essential to global tech and energy supply chains. Yet the surrounding communities remain trapped in extreme underdevelopment, where resources are extracted but local infrastructure and services barely exist.

Rwanda has repeatedly pushed for regional industrialization and local value addition. In 2021, Rwanda and the DRC signed agreements to co-invest in mineral processing and production to shift away from raw export dependency. But the process quickly collapsed amid escalating political tensions, with observers citing external diplomatic pressure on Kinshasa as a key factor that derailed cooperation and security coordination.

The same pattern is visible in wider diplomacy. In 2025, Rwanda cut ties with Belgium, accusing it of sustained political pressure campaigns. Meanwhile, a double standard is often highlighted in mineral trade narratives: materials refined in Rwanda are labeled illicit or “smuggled,” while similar exports routed through major Western hubs are presented as legitimate and conflict-free despite originating from the same regional supply chains.

The Barak–Epstein leaks, whether fully verified or contested, intensify scrutiny of how attention is distributed. Rwanda remains under sustained geopolitical pressure and sanctions discourse, while the documents point to broader networks of private security engagement operating within the same conflict ecosystem.

At the core of the 2013 M23 war — and its aftermath — lies a persistent struggle over strategic minerals and supply chains shaping the global economy. The question is no longer only about actors on the ground, but about who ultimately controls the flow, processing, and value of resources the modern world depends on. #FactsOnRwanda

[Dan Bilzerian for Congress @ElectBilzerian]

Ill be funding a movie where a white guy goes around hunting American IDF soldiers and Israeli dual citizen pedophiles and executing them.

[sit down shut up ☭ @MooseLEOPARD]

@EtatUnisAfrique @jacksonkasongo1 @FT URGENT! DO NOT show this video to any Congolese!

If this is what poverty is in Rwanda ALL Congolese will want to live here to improve their standard of life.

How does a country so wealthy become the 4th poorest on earth?! But go ahead and vote for Fatso again.

[sit down shut up ☭ @MooseLEOPARD]

@jacksonkasongo1 @FT Rwanda Rwanda Rwanda. Kagame lives in your head rent free.

Your daddy says hello.

[Josh Olson @joshuarolson]

The richest man in the world is actively pushing a movie that openly promotes the graphic, brutal and wholesale slaughter of Muslim immigrants. This isn't some plausibly deniable hand gesture. This is explicit.

[sit down shut up ☭ @MooseLEOPARD]

@DJMellofell @thompsonian87 Little bitch ass trying to claim Horace Grant influenced winning more than Jordan lol

You're a low IQ casual who just entered puberty. STFU.

[C.Hall @AgorismFreedom]

@Ravious101 Fuck.
And I can't stress this enough.
FUCK the fucking police.

[Isabelle Karake @IsabelleKarake]

In 1998, US President Bill Clinton spoke about the genocidaires who were attacking #Rwanda from the Congo.

Their political leader was none other than Victoire Ingabire, who led the RDR, a predecessor to the current FDLR.

[sit down shut up ☭ @MooseLEOPARD]

@TripleAAAkers7 This movie is amazing. You're just a fucking nerd crying because a work of art was not interpreted like you wanted. Not every adaptation needs to match the original. Every artist has the rite to interpret art as they please.

[Les Misérables @Dachronica]

«This is a Banyamulenge cow. We're going to eat that. And also a synthesizer.... Just the two of us, such a huge portion. » words from the DRC soldiers boasting about the looting and slaughter of Banyamulenge cows

They do not just aim to capture Minembwe but to complete what they started longtime ago by erasing these minorities.

The thing is that the tactics used by Twirwaneho can not sustain defence against the amplitude of the ongoing assaults for longtime.

If AFC truly understands the importance of Minembwe in their cause they need to revise their strategy. Giving away Plaine de Rusizi has provided a capital advantage to the enemy.

[Edwin Musoni @EdwinMusoni]

Inside Rubaya mineral concession controlled by M23

[Isabelle Karake @IsabelleKarake]

Inkotanyi, our heroes, led by then-Major General Paul Kagame, stopped the genocide against the Tutsi.

No one else did.

There is nothing more absurd than genocide deniers claiming that the RPF opposed a UN intervention to stop the genocide.

UN troops, mostly Belgians, were there. They made a deal with the devil to pull out, and they did, leaving our people to perish.

Seventy-five days into the genocide, when over 800,000 Tutsi had already been massacred, French President François Mitterrand decided to send troops under Operation Turquoise.

As retired French Colonel Guillaume Ancel testifies, the UN-authorized operation had nothing to do with saving Tutsis.

It had everything to do with saving the genocidal regime as its army was being hammered by the RPF.

This is what the RPF opposed: a UN-approved, French-led mission to reinstall the genocidal regime in power.

Ancel adds that even as Mitterrand vowed "never again" in relation to the Holocaust, he was sending weapons to the génocidaires in Rwanda. There are no words to describe how evil that man was.

When we Rwandans say "never again," we mean it.

[Michael Tshibangu @MichaelTshi]

Ils n'ont jamais été arrêtés et poursuivis en justice. Très souvent, la police se contente de regarder.

[Kanyana Vanessa 🇷🇼 @KanyanaVanessa]

On June 16, 1994, the Rwandan Patriotic Army (RPA) executed Operation Saint-Paul; one of the most daring, high-risk urban rescue missions in modern military history. Over 2,000 #Tutsi civilians were trapped at the Saint-Paul training center in Kigali, surrounded by genocidal forces. Massacres were happening daily, and time was running out. In the dead of night, a specialized RPA unit infiltrated deep behind enemy lines. They neutralized checkpoints, breached the perimeter, and successfully evacuated over 2,000 men, women, and children under fire, guiding them across the frontline to safety.

This heroic mission stands as a definitive testament to the RPA's unwavering commitment to putting civilian lives first.

Inkotanyi ni ubuzima!

[sit down shut up ☭ @MooseLEOPARD]

@iamNeare Disagree. Sports has always been a community bonding activity.

What I think u mean is the corporate/capitalist hijacking of sports into an imperialist tool. Like a lot of cultural elements it's not the culture that's the problem but the basterdization of it by capitalism.

[Steve Wembi @wembi_steve]

#RDC: 🛑🚨‼️Vendredi Sanglant répression contre le Sit-in des opposants #C64 à Kinshasa | Oui , véhicule incendiés par les éléments de la force du progrès appuyés par la Police [ vidéo]

[AnonXIV @XIVAnonXIV]

Is it still antisemitic to say the jеws control the news, even after witnessing the jеws turn a single job refusal from one 19 yearold college student, into a global headline?

Like what the fuck is this?