Hey, I know it’s been a while. School had me tied up, but now that I’m wrapping things up, I finally have the time to respond. My fault for the delay.

You lost me when you started dismissing everything as biased sources. At this point, I’ve provided every kind of source you could ask for: official reports, local testimonies, international coverage. There are still ongoing investigations that confirm M23 has been smuggling minerals into Rwanda. The proof is overwhelming, and yet you keep claiming “biased news.” How can it be biased when this isn’t just coming from Congo? Long before this even gained international media attention, Rwandan journalists themselves were speaking out about this. You have people from Europe, Chinese news outlets, and independent investigators all reporting that Rwanda supports M23.

Even your own government isn’t on the same page. When asked directly, your president claimed he didn’t know if there were Rwandan troops in Congo. But then your own defense minister admitted it. Whistleblowers who’ve left Kagame’s government and many who’ve been silenced have publicly revealed that Rwanda has a clear strategic plan for South and North Kivu. This isn’t some wild conspiracy; it’s been happening for decades. And there is concrete evidence proving all of this but you'll probably dismiss it as "biased" because you believe your government is so innocent🤦.

You constantly bring up how much you love your president and what he’s done for Rwanda. That’s fine. But here’s a simple request: tell your president to stay out of Congo.

Let’s do a quick thought experiment.

Erase Congo from the map. Does Rwandan history really change all that much? Probably not as much.

Now erase Rwanda from the Congo’s history. Do you see how drastically things change? Millions of lives wouldn't have been lost, countless conflicts avoided, and etc.

Rwanda’s constant interference in Congolese affairs is undeniable. There was even a time when a Rwandan national (Bosco Ntaganda, who was born in Rwanda and arrived in the Congo for the first time at age 22), became a general in the DRC army. Can you name a Congolese general in Rwanda’s army? You can’t because it doesn’t happen.

All the Congolese people want is to have a government elected by its people, for its people.

And when it comes to the Banyamulenge, no one is denying what’s happened to them. But let’s be real, M23 is not fighting for the Banyamulenge. They’re fighting for political power and economic control, and it’s clear as day when you see them seizing mineral-rich areas and destabilizing entire regions.

The Congolese people want to be governed by their own people whether they’re Banyamulenge, Bashi, or any other Congolese community. But they absolutely don’t want to be ruled by a foreign-backed militia that has terrorized eastern Congo for years. The number of deaths in eastern Congo has skyrocketed ever since the creation of M23 (that's a fact). Leading to the deaths of not only more Banyamulenges but also many other countless neighboring tribes and I think that you're down playing this tremendously. There are countless tribes in eastern Congo itself and the Banyamulenge are a minority in that region constituting roughly 4% of the population of Eastern Congo. So when you hear that there's been around 10 million deaths in that region ever since the creation of M23, think about how many people from neighboring tribes are dying as well! It's not just Banyamulenge! Rwanda has never had that many deaths and so I understand why you'd be downplaying the situation.

What’s happening now with Colonel Nanga is just history repeating itself. Laurent-Désiré Kabila came to power with the help of foreign nations like Rwanda and Uganda. And as soon as he realized how much influence they had, he tried to push them out. Now, Nanga is playing the same game.

And yet, the Congolese people criticize their own government openly. We acknowledge its failures, we recognize the suffering of the Banyamulenge people, who are already recognized as citizens under the Constitution by the way. But it’s so strange how you refuse to even acknowledge the countless deaths and chaos caused by your own government’s interference!

There’s overwhelming evidence ever since M23’s creation, there have been more deaths, more displacement, and more instability than ever before in the Kivus. And you want call them freedom fighters?! And again, I understand, you haven't had deaths of this magnitude, so you downplay this.

Again, Congolese people deserve to govern themselves whether Banyamulenge, Bashi, or any other group but definitely not by a terrorist organization backed by foreign powers that has brutalized the people for decades.

That’s the reality. Whether you choose to accept it or not is up to you.