Are there any modern, living great generals on par great ones

>>3100292
It's amazing how he BTFO Congo despite it's size.

>>3100352
For the deadliest war since WWII, that conflict is dangerously unappreciated.

>>3100352
Well there was civil war and anarchy all over congo with all sorts of warring factions shifting alliances. Fisherman gain.

>>3100986
He ousted three governments total, though. That's impressive, whatever the situation beforehand.

I like that guy

His name means "shit on me" in spanish

Supposedly he censors media sometimes?
Rwanda seems to be getting better under his rule, but who knows for how long.

Any good books or sources to learn about the Rwanda/Congo conflict?

>>3101808
rwandans are ethnically related to many groups in east congo, so he had a 5th column available for military and political maneuvre

>>3103603
Dancing in the Glory of Monsters.

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>>3100352
I would heavily reccomend pic related. Rwanda had its shit down TIGHT.

>>3103593
If the narrative is correct, then he's emulating the late Lee Kuan Yew in his approach to governance and transition towards democracy.

Giving democracy to people who do not know is dangerous, lazy and incompetent. You need a semi-educated group of people for democracy to flourish. He understood it, like the Singapore dictator did. Therefore a benign dictatorship is needed, to promote education, economics reform, infrastructure reforms, etc. Stabilization of the country comes first then democracy.

If this means censorship regarding negative press, then he will do it. People of the country needs hope in their leader. If this transitions out into a model country, then future governments should promote such leadership, atleast with a benign one where people and the government are both enthusiastic about the genuine efforts.

>>3103656
The vibe I get about Kagame is that he's a brilliant tactician but a poor strategist.

Think like Patton vs Eisenhower.

For example, he did a brilliant job invading the Congo, but instead of engaging with the existing political opposition or finding a competent puppet, he picked some washed up loser, and ended up triggering the Second Congo War.