Democratic Republic of Congo’s imposter president Félix Tshisekedi is struggling to find solace in his new presidential mandate as the fear and thought of his imminent fall or decline from power grips his soul everyday.
Out of the country since last year, former Joseph Kabila has remained unresponsive despite several provocative actions against him and his family by Tshisekedi.
Kabila’s silence worries Tshisekedi who does not know what his predecessor plans against him, fright and perturbations have taken the fraudulent president’s mind.
According to a close friend of former President Kabila, Félix Tshisekedi suffers from paranoid psychosis and narcissistic delusions.
After trying to reconnect with his predecessor through Joseph Olenghankoy, Tshisekedi was categorically rejected by Kabila who did not even bother to respond to his attempts for rapprochement, thus provoking the anger of the head of state.
During a meeting with the bishops of CENCO who presented their new leadership led by the Archbishop of Lubumbashi, Tshisekedi openly expressed his frustration.
“From now on, it’s him or me,” he said, to clearly state his intention to neutralize Joseph Kabila whom he has Identified as his regime’s first and sworn enemy.
According to a CNS analyst, Tshisekedi suspects Joseph Kabila’s hand behind all the ills affecting the country, from the war in the East with the M23 to the subversive maneuvers in his entourage.
The solitude of power, accompanied by fear and a constant and devastating anxiety, has plunged Tshisekedi into a desperate search for distractions to avoid facing increased and imposing problems.
