Message from @Der Jäger
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Mobutism was the official ideology of the Popular Movement of the Revolution of Zaire. This ideology was actually very close to fascism
This idea is laid down in the Manifesto of N'Sele, it defined Mobutism as an expression of Congolese nationalism, the rejection of tribalism and regionalism, and a revolution which called for the repudiation of both capitalism and communism in favor of a national revolution.
Mobutu led the MPR and Zaire as a dictator, and denounced the idea of multiple leaders and political parties in the country saying: "In our African tradition there are never two chiefs….That is why we Congolese, in the desire to conform to the traditions of our continent, have resolved to group all the energies of the citizens of our country under the banner of a single national party.
Black History Month i guess.
funny cause I don't think this type of history is ever included
He was also strongly Anti-Communist.
there was another guy who was pan african idea
If you don’t live by the 14 words, get the fuck out
Black Nationalist.
Simple as that
But, even though that guy had the right idea, he was still prone to the downfall of all Negro's, Greed.
He amassed so much for himself.
And was basically a kleptocracy.
Mobutu was overthrown in the First Congo War by Laurent-Désiré Kabila, who was supported by the governments of Rwanda, Burundi and Uganda.
When Mobutu's government issued an order in November 1996 forcing Tutsis to leave Zaire on penalty of death, the ethnic Tutsis in Zaire,[43] known as Banyamulenge, were the focal point of a rebellion. From eastern Zaire, the rebels and foreign government forces under the leadership of President Yoweri Museveni of Uganda and Rwandan Minister of Defense Paul Kagame launched an offensive to overthrow Mobutu, joining forces with locals opposed to him as they marched west toward Kinshasa.
Ailing with cancer, Mobutu was in Switzerland for treatment,[44] and he was unable to coordinate the resistance which crumbled in front of the march.
By mid-1997, Kabila's forces had almost completely overrun the country. On 16 May 1997, following a failed peace talks held in Pointe-Noire on board the South African Navy ship SAS Outeniqua with Laurent Kabila and President of South Africa Nelson Mandela who chaired the talks, Mobutu fled into exile. Kabila's forces, known as the Alliance of Democratic Forces for the Liberation of Congo-Zaire (ADFL), proclaimed victory the next day. However, Mobutu was lucky to have held out even for that long. What was left of his army offered almost no resistance, and the only thing slowing the AFDL advance was the country's decrepit infrastructure. In several areas, no paved roads existed; the only means of transport were irregularly used dirt roads. Zaire was renamed the Democratic Republic of the Congo.[45]
He tried to kick out Non-Congolese Africans, and they rebelled.
@johanC#1040 Nigga you just want a calendar so fags can gawk at your happy trail
@Der Jäger Those pagans that bought that property down here are NUTS from what I've heard
Openly anti-christian, to the point they wanna kill them
@Der Jäger I have LOADS of respect for Sankara even if he was a commie
Rip my first post block
@Der Jäger very anti globalist. On top of that I don't really have a problem with communism in Africa. Niggers will never go for cultural Marxism and thrive better in a centralized environment with a rigid power structure anyway
same is basically true of the middle east in terms of having a hardcore power structure. ME was better off with Saddam and the rest of the dictators
@Fash Dragon So a nationalist, that was also a communist
I swear to God Fevs...
damn there are some truly sick people in this world...this is something out of a movie
HEIL HEIMBACH
Open Revolt...
Hey @MatthewHeimbach have you had any more press after the event?
How exactly did they bar people admittance?
I cant understand how the cops could bar entrance to a public venue
K so what happened is we were supposed to have 2 entrances
1 for us, 1 for folks just wanting to come
but who werent members
The second door never got opened, just like we were never given access to the WIFI, and they even blocked some of the media and our guys who were a few minutes late
Who was overseeing this? University of Tennessee?
Were there Tenn National Guard there?
I heard someone say there were soldiers outside