Staff Reports
In a world where chaos is offered up as normal and peace seems a distant memory, it’s time to recognize the true peacemakers. President Trump has once again stepped up to the plate, ushering in a monumental peace deal between Congo and Rwanda. This is the same Trump who was once mocked and ridiculed by the liberal elite for his straightforward approach to diplomacy. Now he’s knitting nations together while critics mumble weak excuses.
Why is it that the usual suspects in the mainstream media can’t seem to eat their words and acknowledge this diplomatic coup? Perhaps it’s because Trump exposes the glaring inefficiencies of previous administrations. For decades, the conflict between Rwanda and Congo simmered with little intervention from the so-called champions of international peace. And now, when resolved, the media conveniently turns a blind eye. The hypocrisy is stunning.
This is not just a victory for Africa but for America. Trump’s America-first mentality doesn’t stop at our borders; it elevates global leadership. Unlike his predecessor’s drone-first, ask-questions-later strategy, real diplomacy achieves peace. It’s about time someone showed that American values have a place on the world stage, where real results matter more than empty platitudes.
Trump again presides as peacemaker — this time bringing together Rwanda and Congohttps://t.co/LOhLu4nuct pic.twitter.com/UKvxJxZYLQ
— The Washington Times (@WashTimes) June 29, 2025
Now let’s talk about the globalists who love to paint Africa as a never-ending crisis for their own gain. With peace in this region, they lose another excuse to line their pockets while pretending to solve problems they help perpetuate. It takes someone outside their echo chamber to break these cycles of conflict and corruption. Trump has done more for global peace in one swoop than they’ve done in decades of worthless summits and talks.
As we bask in the glow of this peaceful breakthrough, we must ask: what would the world look like if foreign policy were always handled with such bold American leadership? The establishment laughs at Trump’s promise of peace through strength, but who’s laughing now?
