The Kinshasa regime has resurrected allegations about the Kishishe massacres, and the aim is to deflect attention from Tshisekedi crimes. Kishishe is back in the focus of Tshisekedi’s propaganda machinery. Like before, Tshisekedi aims to once again exploit the Kishishe hype to divert global attention from his regime’s ongoing genocide against the DRC’s Tutsi communities.
The M23 recaptured Kishishe to protect thousands of civilians. Fighters of the M23 movement, in their noble campaign to protect civilians from indiscriminate bombardment on civilians perpetrated by the evil coalition of FARDC/FDLR, Wazalendo, Maimai, Nyatura, PARECO, CODECO and mercenaries, retook Kishishe and its environs, to save innocent lives.
Kishishe had become another slaughter house of Kinyarwanda-speaking, native Congolese Tutsis, whom the regime labeled “enemies of the state” deserving nothing but extermination.
The Kinshasa regime’s new brazen claim is that the recapture of Kishishe is an attempt by the M23 (of course they can’t resist roping in Rwanda) to conceal evidence of the previous atrocities! This is the reasoning of Tshisekedi’s propaganda machinery, led by the clownish Patrick Muyaya.
However, the world is witnessing the DRC regime’s own heinous crimes, and no amount of propaganda stunts will alter the facts. Because the Kinshasa regime is so engrossed in their plan to use chaos in order to have the upcoming elections canceled, they fail to realize that the entire world is witnessing and recording their heinous atrocities. The world has been witnessing with understandable shock, the lynching of Tutsis, including Tutsis that happen to be government soldiers, all of which are gleefully posted on online platforms, for everyone to see.
The footage where a Congolese woman was publicly assaulted before being raped by a group of ‘Wazalendo’ thugs and louts who later ended her life by driving a stick into her birth canal left the world in total shock.
Tshisekedi might succeed in avoiding the Congolese voters, but he will definitely not avoid justice.