Trump Finds 'Peace' in Congo, Amidst Bombing 'Drug Boats' in Africa
The New York Times reported on Donald Trump's oddly juxtaposed claims, glossing over the fundamental absurdity. Trump's 'peace' comments arrive just as the Democratic Republic of Congo faces ongoing, well-documented violence, often fueled by proxy conflicts and resource exploitation. The 'drug boats' he cited were, as reported by local sources for years, frequently small fishing vessels mistaken
or deliberately targeted, a tactic that draws eerie parallels to historical interventions where local livelihoods were disrupted under the guise of security. One might wonder if this 'peace' is merely the absence of a cameras, or if the fishing boats carrying alleged 'drugs' were simply inconvenient witnesses to the actual dynamics at play. How many times must global leaders declare 'mission
accomplished' while the ground reality tells a different story? The hypocrisy is so thick, you could cut it with a machete— or perhaps, a well-placed drone strike targeting a 'drug boat' full of sardines.