"Paul Kagame: The Critic's Unspoken Admiration"

Most of those who dislike him and call him names, are those who oppose the country's interests and face the unwavering force of the law. He stands resolute, vowing to protect Rwanda and its people at all costs.

You may scorn him for choosing unconventional paths that the weak dare not tread, but he stands tall, unyielding to intimidation. Fearlessly, he voices unpopular opinions, unafraid of the consequences.

You may dislike him for speaking inconvenient truths precisely when you least expect them.

Even as a journalist peddling propaganda, he dismantles your feeble narratives and exposes your inflated sense of superiority with effortless ease.

You may resent him for refusing to trade Rwanda's heritage for fleeting gains, for he envisions a future that extends beyond immediate gratification.

You may despise him for not bowing before those whom you consider masters, whose every word is revered as if divine. Yet, upon reflection, you realize he is a gift to Rwanda, chosen by the majority of Rwandans to usher us in a new season, bringing beauty from ashes.

He is the people's choice.

Even the so-called critics, who criticize him in the light of day to secure visas or funding, quietly acknowledge his tangible achievements and exceptional leadership. When night falls and they gather as families, watching the news, they admit to one another, "He possesses an unwavering strength that cannot be denied.

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