African Geopolitical Update with PD Lawton: DRC Crisis and Ugly "Rwandan Genocide" Truths
In this Canadian Patriot Podcast, I interviewed Africa expert PD Lawton about the history of imperial manipulation of Hutu vs Tutsi dynamics in Rwanda, Burundi, Uganda and the DRC, and the current pressure cooker in east Congo where millions have been forced into refugee camps in order to avoid being slaughtered by militias directed by Paul Kagame and Museveni (leaders of Rwanda and Uganda).
PD explains what is Tutsi supremacism, how the 1994 Rwandan Massacre was manipulated by external forces (which parallel a similar dynamic playing out in the Palestine vs Israel operation), what is the M23 militia, how and why the vast theft of resources (especially Cobalt, Coltan, Gold and Diamonds) from the DRC has occured, and the larger UN/WEF agenda to take control of the vast riches of the Great Lakes region of Africa using Rwanda and Uganda as proxies.
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Thank you so much for bringing on PD Lawton to highlight the endless horrors being endured by people of eastern DRC. As she made clear, the roots go back to before 1994 and the whole myth we've been told about the "Rwandan genocide" is false. See also Judi Rever's book "In Praise of Blood", and Robin Philpot's "Rwanda and the New Scramble for Africa."
A Congolese friend of mine who had been a refugee in Norway but opted to return to his home region in eastern DRC 15 years ago to support community empowerment and small enterprises underscores everything PD said. He wrote to me in February of this year:
Dear Marilyn,
I hope this message finds you well amidst these challenging times. I am writing to you
with a heavy heart and a sense of urgency that I find difficult to express in words. The
situation we are facing here, as I briefly mentioned before, has escalated beyond our
worst fears, plunging our community into a dire state of despair and hopelessness.
The recent article by Ann Garrison ( https://blackagendareport.com/congolese-journalist-its-time-stop-negotiating-rwanda ), which you shared, barely scratches the surface of the
catastrophic conditions people are enduring. I live and I am directly affected by this situation. That is the reason I had to move from Goma, Rugari to Uganda. My own
experiences and the unbearable reality of our lives here underline the severity of the
crisis. The everyday threats and some direct attempts to my physical being was just
unbearable. I am sorry that I did not want to alarm you with this situation earlier
The conflict has forced the whole community to flee their homes in Rugari, seeking
refuge around Goma displaced camps. The threats to our lives were not just imminent;
they are a clear and present danger, leaving them with no choice but to leave everything
behind in search of a semblant of safety. The population in general are revolted, and
many civilians are volunteering for the frontline to help the regular army. A lot of
massacres have been taking place in the occupy territories.
The displacement has shattered our community, scattering them across various camps
around Goma. Rugari, now lies deserted, occupied by M23/Rwanda Special Forces and
mercenaries. Our efforts to rebuild and provide for our people have come to a standstill.
The last of our funding and the one you sent last time, was consumed by immediate
needs for the displaced: medicine, shelter and food, resources that have now been
exhausted.
The arrival of XX and the children next week adds to the urgency, as I find myself
completely with no budget or devoid of resources and solutions. The despair among us is
palpable, and I confess, I share in this hopelessness. Our situation seems insurmountable,
and I am at a loss for what to do next.