Eating His Corpse

BENI Democratic Republic of Congo (Reuters) - A crowd stoned to death a young man in northeast Congo on Friday before burning and eating his corpse, witnesses said, in apparent revenge for a series of attacks by Ugandan rebels.

These thugs must be stopped. The UN is worthless. The US nor any other country won't do anything. Congo troops are ineffective. So it is time for the citizens to do something. I recommend that every citizen have a  gun, ammunition, and the training to use it. If a large majority of the people had a means of defense, the rebels would be stopped! df

Ugandan rebels weakened despite brutal attacks: Congo, U.N. troops fire live rounds amid protest against killings. Women, children were killed in new DR Congo attack Rebels kill more than 20 people in east Congo village Reuters

The rebels do not recognize any people as innocent. They kill children the same as the troops. 

The incident in the town of Beni followed a number of overnight raids in the area blamed on the Islamist group ADF-NAUL, who are thought to have massacred more than 100 people this month, using hatchets and machetes to kill their victims.

The rebels do not care how many they kill 

(the more the better). 

They use the 

most horrible of weapons!

Witnesses said the man, who has not been identified, aroused suspicion on a bus when passengers discovered he could not speak the local Swahili language and that he was carrying a machete. Speaking from the town of Beni, Congo's President Joseph Kabila said the ADF-NALU militants would face the same fate as the rebel movement M23, which was defeated by a U.N.-backed government offensive last year. "There is no question of negotiation with the terrorists," Kabila said in a speech at a local hotel. "They will be defeated as was the case with the M23. And it will be very soon."

<<negotiation with the terrorists>>You can't negotiate with terrorists. They take that as a sign of weakness and will committee even more atrocities.

ADF-NALU is an alliance of groups opposed to the Ugandan government that has operated from bases in neighboring Congo since the mid-2000s, undermining Kinshasa's grip on the area. The movement was blamed for the deaths of 14 people, killed early on Thursday in the village of Kampi ya Chui, bringing the total death toll this month to at least 107, said Teddy Kataliko, president of the Civil Society of Beni.

Their only goal is to kill as man people as possible, each raid competing with the previous one!

Tensions ran high in the town on Friday morning with around 100 demonstrators blocking the road from the airport into town, throwing stones and waving machetes to demand greater government protection against the rebels.

<<demonstrators>> demonstrations don't hack it. We must use force against the enemy. That is the only thing they understand.

Local government officials could not immediately be reached for comment. Earlier in the week, the government sought to downplay the threat posed by the group, which it had previously said was defeated in an operation earlier this year.

<<government 

sought to downplay the threat>> “downplay?”

You do NOT downplay 

the killing of innocent men, women, 

and children. 

You stand up to the bullies, 

and STOP them!

Estimates of its strength vary greatly, but the website of the U.N.'s peacekeeping mission in Congo estimates it has around 500 fighters. 

So the UN has 500 fighters, hey? So do something, instead of talking about. This is the tactic of our lying muslim dictator in OUR WHITE HOUSE!

The Ugandan government has said ADF-NALU is allied with Somalia's al Qaeda-linked al Shabaab movement, but analysts say the nature of these ties is not clear, despite the ADF-NALU's clear Islamist ideology.

Their all the same. 

They kill indiscriminately! 

Stand up to them!

In his speech on Friday, Kabila appealed for public support for a ramping up of its offensive against the group, but did not specify what that would entail.

<<Would entail>> No of course not. Kabila and his troops do not have any plan.

"I call on the population to support the army because the victory against the M23 was because the population was behind the army," he said. "I call on young people to join the army in great numbers."

Now you are on the right track. The population can and will defend themselves if they are given half a chance.

Kabila also defended the U.N. peacekeeping mission known as MONUSCO following criticism from locals that it had failed to defend them and had even collaborated with ADF-NALU.

See what did I tell you, about the UN and anyone who relies on them.

Crowds of mainly young men attacked several peacekeeping facilities with stones and bows and arrows last week, forcing the evacuation of some staff. The U.N. mission says it has stepped up patrols in the area in the wake of the massacres.

<<Patrols?>> 

They do not need “patrols”, 

AND

what has the "UN Mission accomplished?" 

They can’t even get in contact,

 with the enemy! 

We need action on a wide scale!

(Reporting by Aaron Ross; Editing by Emma Farge and Crispian Balmer)