Mdhamini wa waasi wa ADF

Yaani nawe, hata ktk hili unawaza uzanzibar na utanganyika? Hata vifo pia? Kiimani, vifo vinapangwa na Mungu, mi siamini hivyo, ila kwa hoja zako, Kwanini usiamini ktk imani? Yaani unaangalia ukabila ama ukanda ktk vifo vya wanajeshi? Sijaipenda kabisa, kwa sasa tungezingatia kivipi tunaukomaza muungano wetu na kuzitatua changamoto zake, kwasasa kuwaza kuzidi kuwaza kuzikomaza nyufa ni ujinga uliokithiri. Tumesha changamana sana, tusizikomaze hizi itikadi za kihovyo. Samahani Mkuu.
 
Nafikiri hukunielewa ArD,

Inawezekana wewe huna taarifa za kiinteligensia ..., ya kwamba wako vijana wengi wa Kizanzibari waliokwenda kwa mafunzo ya kijeshi/kigaidi huko Somalia..
Inasemekana training hizi za kijeshi, kwa vijana wengi kutoka Znz ni ili kuja kutekeleza malengo ya kisiasa siku za baadae...

Sasa, kwa hili lililofanyika kule DRC, labda ndio ilikua mbinu za kuwapunguza ...
Watu wengi hawajui kuwa hata Jeshini kuna siasa za chini kwa chini ..
 
Ungetuambia jumla askari waliopelekwa Congo ni wangapi na ikiwezekana utuambie na maeneo ambayo wametokea
 
Belo said:
Ungetuambia jumla askari waliopelekwa Congo ni wangapi na ikiwezekana utuambie na maeneo ambayo wametokea
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Inatosha kujua kuwa waliokufa ni 14, na kati yao 9 wanatokea Zanzibar ..

Inakuwaje kikosi cha askari 32 ..., kuwa na watu wengi hivyo wanaotokea eneo moja kwa asili, ni hatari kwao na jeshi pia ...

Kwa uwiano wa idadi ya watu Visiwani na Bara (ZNZ 3 mil , Bara 46 mil) , askari toka Znz ktk kikosi hicho kimoja ingefaa wawe labda si zaidi ya wanne ...
Sasa hapo tujiulize, wazanzibari wengi hivyo ktk kikosi kimoja , ilikuwa ni upendeleo au mipango ya kuwapunguza, au ni nini ...? !
 
1.Kwa hiyo Tanzania ilikuwa na askari 32 tu ?

2.Wakati wanapelekwa ilijulikana kabisa watashambuliwa na watauliwa ?
 
Belo said:
1.Kwa hiyo Tanzania ilikuwa na askari 32 tu ?

2.Wakati wanapelekwa ilijulikana kabisa watashambuliwa na watauliwa ?
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1. Inawezekana walikua zaidi ya 32 ..

2. Hao ni askari, kazi ya askari ni kuua au kuuawa wakati akilinda nchi yake ...
 
Menyainganyi said:
1. Inawezekana walikua zaidi ya 32 ..

2. Hao ni askari, kazi ya askari ni kuua au kuuawa wakati akilinda nchi yake ...
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Inaonekana huna taarifa za kutosha then unatoa shutuma unashindwa kuzithibitisha,kama unaogopa wazenji wasife ungewashauri wasijiunge na jeshi

Kuna askari zaidi ya 40 wa Tanzania ambao wamejuriwa kwenye hilo shambulio
 
Belo said:
Inaonekana huna taarifa za kutosha then unatoa shutuma unashindwa kuzithibitisha,kama unaogopa wazenji wasife ungewashauri wasijiunge na jeshi

Kuna askari zaidi ya 40 wa Tanzania ambao wamejuriwa kwenye hilo shambulio
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Sijatoa shutuma Belo, nimefikiri kwa sauti ..., usichukulie kila jambo poa poa tuu ...

Kama wewe una taarifa zimwage hapa, wacha kuzuia watu kufikiri ..
 
Yamefichika machoni pa wengi upo mkakati mkubwa wa watusi kutawara Africa mashariki na kati hata Africa yote ikiwezekana wanao fadhiri adf Congo ni kagame na museveni na ndicho kilipelekea wao kugoma kutuma askali wake na kuchangia pesa tu. Kabila aliyepo madarakani ni mtusi na ansimamiwa na museveni na kagame ili kukomesha lazima museveni aondoke madarakani na kagame pia vinginevyo ni ndoto kuisha hiyo vita
 
Punainen said:
Ajabu ninayoiona katika kadhia hii yote, ni kuwa hakuna mshambulizi hata mmoja aliyejeruhiwa na kutekwa! Au ni mimi sina habari?!
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Upande wa adui walikufa 72 ingawa haikupatikana maiti hata moja
 
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Punainen said:
Mkuu [HASHTAG]#bandamo[/HASHTAG], unaweza kunielewesha zaidi? Walikufa 72 na haikuonekana maiti hata moja! Hiyo 72 imepatikanaje kama haikuonekana maiti hata moja?
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Hii ilikuwa kauli tu ya jeshi kuiaminisha nchi kuwa jeshi lipo imara zaidi lakini haikuwa hivyo walivamiwa na wenyewe walikuwa wamejisahau
 
ujiulize na nani?.mbona walipokuwa wakichukua mishahara kwamba wamekubali wao ni nyama ya risasi hukusema hukusema tujiulize? huu si wakati wa kutafuta mchawi ni wakati wa Maombolezo acha tuwaomboleze mashujaa wetu, tukimaliza twende tukalipize kisasi kwa kishindo hadi dunia ijue ili iwe funzo kwa yeyote atakaye tubip..
 
Punainen said:
Ajabu ninayoiona katika kadhia hii yote, ni kuwa hakuna mshambulizi hata mmoja aliyejeruhiwa na kutekwa! Au ni mimi sina habari?!
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Waliuawa zaidi ya Arobaini ila maiti zao hazikupatikana ina maana waligadi wakati wakiziondoa zile maiti,pia uwezo huo Si wa muasi Wa ADF anae zurura kila siku kutafuta msaada wa silaha huo ni uwezo wa askari aliekomaa kila idara ya vita na weledi wa......
 
Hujamwelewa, yuko sahihi,
 

Des insignes de l'armée rwandaise trouvés sur les soldats du M23 à Canzu

The whole truth about the assassination of Tanzanian peacekeepers: A signed attack by FARDC
The attack of the peacekeepers’ camp that took place on December 07 on the Mbau-Kamango road, during which at least 15 peacekeepers were killed and several other wounded, continues to raise anger and indignation both in the national opinion and the international.

As you followed on the air, a few hours after the events, there were many statements that far from informing the opinion on the identity and objectives of the attackers raised questions and doubts.


Conflicting statements

In the hours to follow, the spokesman of the Congolese army affirm that the FARDC are pursuing the enemy and that in this attack and in the counter-offensive that ensued, 72 attackers were killed. However, since the cessation of fighting, so before the arrival of the Monusco, no fight has been reported in the area and that until today. And no body of an assailant was exhibited; no captives were presented.

As for Monusco, it speaks of 53 wounded, 14 Tanzanian peacekeepers and 5 FARDC killed and 3 missing. We are learning while we are closing this article, that one has just been found.
A day later, a high-ranking FARDC officer of Operation Sokola 1 claims that this attack is the result of several chains of command and denounces the existence within the FARDC in Beni of units that escape the official command of the army but which depend on a parallel FARDC network.

The real version

Benilubero is able to deliver today the true version of the facts. These were revealed to him by one of the protagonists of this attack themselves

Tuesday, December 06, 2017
The FARDC officials whose camp is based near the base of the peacekeepers Camp, more or less 700m away, phone that they will send soldiers to fetch food, as they are used to doing.
Around 17:30, they call their partners to announce that they are en route. A few minutes later, they arrive at the edge of their well-identified vehicle known to Tanzanian peacekeepers. They are around 35. They are familiar with the configuration of the camp. They are used to going there to refuel. Those who stand guard recognize some of them. They let them in. Everything is going fast! While one of those on guard is calling his superiors to warn them of the arrival of their « friends », the vehicle stops in the middle of the camp. A group of 5 or 6 goes towards the structures of communication, passes immediately to the attack and in the blink of an eye all the structures of communication are destroyed and all the camp is under attack. The peacekeepers are more trained than the attackers. They manage to repel the enemy. Moments later, another FARDC group arrives while the peacekeepers continue to repel the attackers. Great surprise! The peacekeepers note that the Fardc arrive to reinforce the attackers. This reinforcement will continue until dawn. Whenever attacking Fardc units feel weakened, others come to replace them. To believe a FARDC soldier who has just contacted Benilubero newsroom, while the fighting continues, Colonel Papy Kasongo, the head of the FARDC regiment, will constantly communicate with his superiors and tell them that the ADF have tried to take the camp of the peacekeepers but that everything returned in order a few minutes later.
Thursday, December 08, 2017
Monusco is alerted in the early hours that one of its camps was attacked at night. Without delay, it sends a reinforcement. The consternation is total on arrival. Injured people moan in the bush. Lifeless bodies are strewn everywhere: 14 Tanzanian peacekeepers and 5 Fardc killed, among whom we can identify 3 Rwandans. The camp is literally looted. All materials and food were taken away. But no combat is reported in the area and no body of a so-called ADF-Nalu is found. Injured people testify and the facts speak for themselves. Monusco is very embarrassed. It will limit itself to giving the human balance sheet.


A complicit silence from the government

Why do the FARDC attack the Tanzanian peacekeepers?

Since the Beni massacres began, it is important to remember that it was the Tanzanian peacekeepers who paid a heavy price. This is not a coincidence. They are victims of their government’s determination to put an end to the chaos in eastern DRC. Yes, it is thanks to the support of the rapid intervention force of the Monusco composed mainly of Tanzanians that Colonel Mamadou pulled the M23 out of the DRC’s borders. This defeat was never digested by Joseph Kabila and his partners who, the day after this defeat, began to mount strategies of revenge. The determination of the Tanzanians did not stop with the defeat of the M23. It was also they who discovered, in full fighting against the alleged ADF-Nalu in the vicinity of Eringenti in December 2015 that they were fighting against a coalition FARDC-Rwandan military disguised and supported by some elements of the MONUSCO.

Today the M23 has recovered. Many of its soldiers were reintegrated into the army by Joseph Kabila and deployed in the Beni territories, especially in the so-called « death triangle », from where he intends to plunge the whole country into chaos and thus send the elections back to Greek calends. Joseph Kabila did not forget the defeat that the Tanzanians inflicted on his M23 allies. He does not want to relive this experience. And for that, he gave the order to make them leave before acting out. Therefore, you understand why so far, the Congolese government has remained silent and has not presented any words of condolence either to the Tanzanian government or to the families that have suffered. The attack on the Tanzanian peacekeepers’ camp should not be seen as an act of revenge but the beginning of a war that Joseph Kabila is determined to launch before December 21, 2017. All batteries are already in operation. Benilubero promises its readers to deliver all the information on this subject in its next editions.


Tribute to the Peacekeepers and the Tanzanian Government

Benilubero can not complete this article without saluting the Tanzanian government’s determination to endorse the Congolese people’s fight against the forces of evil, no matter how much they pay. We hope that this attack will not discourage him but will lead him to reinforce his troops in our country to carry through the fight for which his daughters and sons are shedding their blood. Hats off!

©Beni-Lubero Online.
 

USICHOKE KUSOMA. HAPA UTAUPATA UKWELI





Revelations about the massacres of the populations and the killings of the peacekeepers in Beni: The MONUSCO is indeed accomplice, sign and testifies an ex-humanitarian of NGO MERLIN.
Benilubero: Hello lady! Let us tell you how much Benilubero is happy to receive you and thank you on behalf of its readers for having contacted us to give your testimony in relation to the massacres in general and the killings of the peacekeepers in Beni. What motivated you, you say, not to be silent anymore, is the death of the 14 peacekeepers who have just been murdered on the Mbau-Kamango road. Your accusations are serious. Because they denounce the responsibility of the international community in these massacres. You even go as far as to say that they were planned by the latter and that Monusco is only there to support the realization of the project of occupation of the lands of the Nande by the Rwandans. How did you come to this conviction? Have you witnessed the events that today lead you to accuse the international community of being not only complicit but also co-perpetrators of the massacres in Beni and accomplices in the killings of Tanzanian peacekeepers?

Benilubero: But before we get there, do you want to introduce yourself to our readers? Do you want to tell them who you are? Where are you right now?

Ms Vulo: My name is Vulo Emerentienne (at the request of our host, Benilubero uses a pseudonym for security reasons). I am Congolese. But I am currently living abroad.

Benilubero: Huuuuuuummmm! That’s amazing. How can you tell the story of Beni thousands of miles away from where you are now?

Ms. Vulo: I was not born abroad. I did not grow up abroad. It is precisely because I have witnessed the troublesome facts on the ground that I find myself today in exile.

Benilubero: Oh good!

Ms. Vulo: I was born in North Kivu. This is where I grew up and studied. After graduating from an on-site university, I went to work in Butembo with the NGO MEDICAL RELIEF LASTING CARE, a UK NGO that is commonly known as the NGO MERLIN. It is based in London.

Benilubero: And what was its mission?

Ms. Vulo: I think it is still in the Congo. At the time, it was in charge of the distribution of primary health care medicines for displaced people in the territory of Lubero and Beni, the strengthening of the capacities of the medical staff, the payment of the agents’ premiums in the health zones. In these health zones, it was also responsible for financing operating costs but also to rehabilitate or build some health centers or hospitals, including operating sites.

Benilubero: So a European NGO. To hear you speak, its mission is humanitarian. And as you describe this NGO, it has nothing to do with the massacres.

At first, yes. But to tell the truth, a mountain where wolves shelter. Hold on ! In 2010, the European Union wrote to my boss and asked him to draft a health project for the population of Beni that would, she said, leave her fields in the next three or four years. We are in 2010, on the eve of the elections. And this region knows no conflicts. My boss tells me about it and tells me that there is something under the rock. After discernment, he concludes that something dramatic is being prepared at the level of the international community against the people of Beni and drops an enigmatic sentence: « hypocrisy has limits. We must not continue to live on the blood of the innocent! No, I will not lead the project. This decision will cost the NGO dearly. It will no longer be funded. Six months later, our leader resigns, returns to his country in Canada and the base of Butembo is closed for lack of discernment.

Benilubero: You say that the European Union had planned that people would have to leave their land in the next three years to join the major cities. And for that your NGO had been asked in some way for the care of these displaced populations.

Ms. Vulo: Affirmative

Benilubero: And that’s what happened, 3 years later, in 2013. This is the beginning of kidnappings, killings and displacements that will reach the climax in 2014. Indeed, we remember the threats that Lambert Mende had launched the population to leave their land and join the big cities, for fear of being considered as ADF when the FARDC were going to launch an offensive.

Ms. Vulo: Indeed! With hindsight, and especially when the massacres began in 2014, I quickly realized that the project in question would have served to install these populations in large cities and gave the impression that Merlin was helping these poor refugees. While actually everything was already planed. And over time, I am convinced that there is a hand hidden at the international level.
I add another curious fact. The massacres were intense especially in the part that is considered the granary of Beni and Lubero or even Goma. We were in the middle of harvesting fields and harvesting cocoa, rice and bananas. As you know, these products did not rot in the fields. The beneficiaries were the new land masters who harvested them and brought them to Uganda.

Benilubero: As a woman on the ground, did you have the opportunity to identify these new masters?

Ms. Vulo: Yes. In 2014, in full massacres, I was hired by the NGO ZOA (ZID OUEST AZIA), a Dutch organization. In the territory of Beni, particularly in the Rwenzori sector, it was present by the Buza project. They were involved in agriculture, nutrition, protection and community governance. They also helped village savings and loan associations. On land ZOA was not very visible because it worked with local national organizations, including Epvi, Apader, CONCENKI … I was then engaged first as an investigator for the data harvest of this project Buza.
This work with ZOA DRC allowed me to travel all these areas of massacres. And unfortunately, it showed me that indeed the international community through MONUSCO was working with the murderers to drive people out of their lands.

Benilubero: So you saw it personally with the slaughterers?

Ms Vulo: Yes and no. In full massive displacement of the population Nande who fled the massacres, leaving behind their fields to the slaughterers, my local direct leader of ZOA, a Hutu, should have writen a project urgently drafting a project to help this population. So we had to go down to Eringeti to ask some questions to local people and authorities and come up with statistics that are close to reality.

Along the way, we are in May 2015, we have a large military presence, 99% of morphology and Rwandan language, especially in the area of Mai Mai where, if you remember, many massacres were committed.
On the road, we found an amazing fact. We saw Dina and Fuso branded vehicles rented by MONUSCO, delivering food on the roadside. A few hours later, we heard gunshots. At the same time, the Monusco stopped all the vehicles on both sides of the place where the food was deposited, supposedly that the enemy had just made an incursion. Some of them then pretended to go to the place. And an hour later, they opened the way. When we returned, the food was gone where we had seen them a few hours before. For us, there was no doubt, the shots were fired to allow the slaughterers to come and remove the goods and Monusco was there to accompany this operation of massacres. And we understood why many massacres were happening a few meters from the camps either FARDC or Monusco without them intervene.

Benilubero: And so for you, it’s clear. Both the army and Monusco, all are well and truly involved in the massacres?

Ms. Vulo: Oh yes. You know, this data collection work also brought us to meet the military leaders on the ground. In this area of Eringeti, for example, we could see the delivery of weapons and military uniforms to the base of our FARDC. Often it is night or day after the supply that the camp was attacked. Most of the time, the officer in charge gave the order to the soldiers to retreat. Those who resisted were killed. The enemy arrived, used and disappeared in the wild without being disturbed.

Around December 2015, there was an attack. Tanzanian peacekeepers had discovered that our Congolese soldiers were involved in the killings. Thus, during an attack, having noticed that the enemy wore the Congolese military uniform, they pursued them and killed a large number of them. When the operation returned, there was an ambush and almost all were killed. Neither the FARDC authorities nor Monusco has ever delivered the exact number of peacekeepers killed in this attack. Only three escaped this attack. To tell the truth, this ambush was led by another group of the Monusco, I believe, Pakistanis, so that the situation is not known.

Benilubero: But how did you know it, since you did not witness the attack or the ambush anyway?

Ms Vulo: We were in the middle during the attack. In that ambush, three Tanzanian peacekeepers were miraculously saved. One of them took refuge with us because he was afraid to return to their base. He was thought to have been killed too. It was he who brought us all this. We helped him to leave the middle. And once in Beni, he was repatriated immediately to his country.

You understand that all these facts, I could not not conclude that, in addition to the army, the international community supported and condoned these massacres. And I bet that the Tanzanian peacekeepers who have just been killed on the road to Mbau-Kamango are paying their determination to put an end to this hypocrisy of Monusco and the FARDC.

Benilubero: Indeed, one wonders why it is the Tanzanian peacekeepers who are paying a heavy price in the various ambushes and attacks against the Monusco. This deserves a thorough investigation. Let’s go back to the presence of Rwandophones in the community. Did you see them in town?

Ms. Vulo: Thank you for the question. It allows me to give another very surprising fact in this context of the massacres. It was rare to note the presence of Tutsis. On the other hand, the Hutus who resemble us were very present. The Ntony neighborhood was flooded with Hutu. I saw them with my own eyes meeting several times at night in a house a few feet from the PAX house that belonged to the Adventists. And in our Mandradel neighborhood there were also Rwandans. More and more their 10-year-old children were coming to play in our neighborhood because one of their moms was dating us and saying that they came from Rutsuru. I do not know by what miracle I had the reflex to ask some of them which area of Rutsuru they came from and why they had trouble expressing themselves in Swahili easily. It was then that they answered innocently that they did not know Rutsuru but that they arrived directly from Rwanda.

Benilubero: Just the opposite of what was said in the media.

Ms. Vulo: Unfortunately. After this revelation, we were wary of the presence of these young Rwandans at home and asked if they were not spies. Some friends and I started to mobilize the youth but also moms of the neighborhood on the threats that weighed on us if we did not take care of ourselves. On the one hand, the young people organized themselves and at night they were going to make noise around the houses occupied by the Hutus. And on the other, the mothers had decided to approach Hutu women more and more and to have as a subject of conversation with them only the massacres of the Nande by the Rwandans and the hatred against the Rwandans that this is in the process to arouse in the local populations. The strategy will pay off, because a few weeks later, the Hutus will empty the neighborhood and disappear in the wild, without anyone knowing what direction they had taken.

Benilubero: Besides these facts that make one think, have you experienced other events that challenge the actions of international NGOs and expose their involvement in the massacres in Beni.
You remember the famous interception of a truck coming from Goma by the people of Beni, in the Jehovah’s Witnesses’ compound, and contained reviews for Jehovah’s Witnesses and hoes, machetes, knives, and hammers. The driver will later reveal that Jehovah’s Witnesses had nothing to do with it but that the goods belonged to the NGO LWF. The vehicle was released thanks to an intervention of the mayor of the city.

Benilubero: Yes, we remember the fact well and benilubero echoed it.

Ms Vulo: A few days after this incident, FAO held a meeting at OCHA headquarters in Beni for all the NGOs working in the field and during which it banned any NGO buying these instruments of death, whatever the project.

Benilubero: You were there?

Ms. Vulo: Yes. I was there. My heart was growing full of rage and hatred. I started to talk about these topics with my hierarchy. Far from sympathizing with the people, they told me that I was committed to the humanitarian and not to politics.

Benilubero: Your outspokenness, your determination to organize young people did not cause you any trouble!

Ms. Vulo: Of course. You really have the 6th sense that makes you anticipate things

Benilubero: And so you did not feel safe anymore? Was your life more and more dangerous?

Ms. Vulo: Yes. You know it, that bad talk of the Congolese government is always pursued by security services. We had been visited at home by bandits more than three times but without reaching their goals. We had an acquaintance among the officers of the army who lived not far from us. And every time we were visited, within a minute he sent soldiers to dissuade the bandits from taking off. And the threats were so strong and recurrent that I had to flee to Kinshasa. And from Kinshasa, I had to take the road of exile to this day.

Benilubero: Tell me, madam: if one day you were asked to testify to these facts in a court of law, would you be ready to introduce yourself?

Ms. Vulo: Of course, but provided that Joseph Kabila’s regime is no longer in power. Just look at what is happening in Beni to understand that with this regime, all truth will be stifled, along with witnesses.

Benilubero: Thank you very much, Mrs. Vulo, for your testimony which will not fail to enlighten the opinion on this vast plot against our country.

Ms. Vulo: I thank you! I live in exile. But my heart stayed in the country. I have no doubt. The ADF, the armed groups mai mai have nothing to do with the massacres of our mothers, our brothers, our sisters … It is a vast conspiracy of the international community against our country. And Joseph was put there for the execution of this plot. You understand then why this international community which did not hesitate to intervene in Ivory Coast, Libya, Iraq, Syria, refuses to put an end to this ordeal, even after the assassination of its agents. I appeal to our people: they must not believe in the declarations of this or that foreign president, a Secretary General of Monusco, who gives the impression of sympathizing with us or of helping us through the humanitarian. It’s pure hypocrisy and sleeping pills. I have no doubt, international NGOs, Monusco and the army in its current constitution, are instruments that this international community uses to realize their project. When our people become aware of it and will be convinced of it, I am sure, will be the beginning of our liberation and our independence.


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